The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1927, Page 8

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1927. m———-———-—————_______ T 1 he re a head doua 1 of the Hitory: Betws !sendoff. The ships of wa :om-! gium's towns which burned to IIu*‘(-nmiupm she stopped in Washs j ) nonih ! OWAPB GOM age Séward panied the Leviathan ten ground in. the World’s War, s|ington and Chicago for vi be- 1 ) 1shingto le withheld hours to gua st threats of | completely rebuilt, and aecordiag |fore proceeding to San Francisco. . embe idicd ! Commu ito Mrs. Simpson, is one of the| She joined Dr. Simpson there .{AKEQ UFHG!’ wppear by HERE f] rfl T y 1 1 RETURNS FRUM Land ! outstanding towns of the coun-|{and they went to Los Angeles L e § mni g e., aith ] was give v'mrullmh rece)-| try in beauty, and is be the|where they were the guests Of B fon all of France,|location of a new univ which | Sidney Lawrence for sev lays b A ‘ o 1 c : [‘t P or . rod F " d R Mrs. S sclared, the um‘;h being built by American anl|A day was spent in Seattle be- L s Th Us A other acti comir U f. o S ection for the | English capital. fore they, left for Juneau on the the flag of thei Qn the raturn trlp she spent a | Ytkon ut RL]URNS ik ‘ was on display|few days in Dover and London | e : : S IMARG fl B RS 1 Hers I i his con {before sailing en_the Leviathan | Leonard Rkholm entered St \f?\ “[l(‘(. “nl«l t “A')\I : \{‘ FROM SKAGWAY TRIP. in Inter Yol n, I Local Woman, Who Galn ! e se of the DIt|for New York, which she reached | Ann’s hospital yesterday afternoon O¢ 1 S Al ( o Signal Horiors ' at {Boral 1 aid Mrs. SimD-| November 17. Coming across the | fo atment for and Assumes Duties I argnita, Capt. 1 £ aacy Senator, H\ ks Coiidntion Hataris andii=et soldicys afid - astectives. | re LRI -y S Sl g l ‘ : | Communists had made the threat | S ’ ! ! Dr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, | that tha pa would not be hel.l,- W' W i Ab Y C atter ‘rocently. stocted. ¥iga. b theg wore b0 tan usuisbered vy Worry About Y our Car r of this I resident of the National Ameri-|that they were unable to carry | {5 puc gion for the Pacific Coast |out the threat. and succeeded m‘ LY n at the Paris convention, | causing no trouble i H : .1 home last night on the! “When the convention was fin- Gaktineay yhie Yukor | ished 1 started on a trip !lmmsz An interesting and educati uxm] | other countries of Europe. D g s | account of her trip to Paris, and |fore leaving Paris 1 visited mol svere cold, o p e We have ZERO FOE for your radiator. It gives you abso- lute protection against freezing to 20 degrees below zero. Can be used year after year—no evaporation. : later to other countries in Europe, | Palace of Versailles, the histori- ok his ty 1 % n‘tb(l‘a]‘, Witise: Fare i ven today by Mrs. STmpson, | cal palace of 800 rooms. GARNICK’S z New York on the Le - voyage took me first down s Sion . the great party of I |t i or in Germany. From PHONE 174 ‘ hps S o0 ol escorted out of New | there vent to Monte (‘mu BARTLEY : r 5 i SR * by Zeppelins, planes | Genoa, and then to Pisa, where HOWARD 18 g o i st mid a deafening |we were entertained by {ho King ; 2 ————————————————l0f Italy and by the mayor. IR 3 er lore ur xt woek, visif- ' ’ | Mre. Simpson later visited in HE i L ; . e and Milan and made the! NEVILLE HON | Rome and i fi l”l 2] ushhghls trip around the beautiful Lakes LEin . of Lucerne, which, she assertel,! ( ()(}’ Q, | were scenic wonders, but cou'd OO Six A new assortment of Flash- lishts and Batteries just re- ||10t surpass the beauty of Alaska.: seived, Prices are "é\'V' rea- |; Colon,and Brussels she also v I|-‘ sonable and we furnish bat- ||l and. while in. Belgium teries with flashlight free of || 1red an automobile and visited a8 i " {ma . Louvain, one of Bol VECTO HEATERS BATH SPRAYS SPECIAL ON SCHOOL v Mahogany Finish ‘ $1.50 | ‘ . - . cy Made in Three Sizes | | TABTETS THIS WEEK PAG’S . Makes Eve! . , g 8.00° $60.00 $a2.00 | v TvLReh s Shever FASHIONABLE F. 0. B. Seattle MIRRORS 1 HELLAN’S u/ 22 3 < . White Frames my SWING SPOU | PHARMACY | rltl"h W}!}X?v(‘[‘!'&l % { 32..)0 Ld( h | ” Pl")("rs 37..)0 Ea( th ) 4 Phone 33 Free Delivery W ' i ! ( | SALE Ig F‘,i E g h ; s i L % TR 5T i at ; R | 3 Second-Hand , ) visttl g it Hmwf ;“t" pne | HEATING BOILERS 7 4 i 1 =g, g % " ater Heatin, b ken o W0l shih s In GOLD SHIELD COFFEE DEAL IS STILL ON |}/ . B e D Sithont Aeriotis v P o ol Rbads's AR LT Have Your Tried It? If not, why not? LUDWIG NELSON Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing \ | I | | | { | $ [ = 320000 [ $75.00 BIRCHFIELD | Gy ASs SHELVES Steel Heating Boilers | $1.35 1 | - As Low As . ' @ 4 514 Foot Corner fork i SEL o - Broker @ PQ i : 1 Ve 4 \\.\4 L it jgé,isfi 569 senator Howard 1 s v‘ “yel 2 POUNDS FAR $1.15 i .Phoue 25 Free Delivery B o et o i o mapazor Gastineau (7"0( ery t in shay thsta ‘S ctaton B o $2 50. 00 and up | For the Bath Room '."l :]:’..:n.}”;‘.-\j”m.“. iay the Republican flon PHONE 3 CR‘\VE ELECTRIC SINKS the § % of 18 g known from Three Free Deliveries Daily All China Lavatory | J $215.00 _”)v l . peg H S GRAVES Hier e B cov hree Free Deliveries Daily I"C(?"S(? qr’6 ot : ; 821500 Jalley, 4 10-cent can of Orange Pecoe Tea given FREE with every purchase Vantines " e E-WWWW”‘W"‘W gm0 ' ‘ HART OIL wen svates mroportons thn 0 | The Clothing Mari S i TOUETS | pupnges i effort, will be madé by Ma I I—IE QUAI l I Y Sl I lORE 3 $24.50 $325.00 to -$450.00 Jliott to go over amy of the L White T““k’ 7 R highway systems of the Comm { . B AR | BLUE SEAL gion at this time, he ; ) M GEORGE BROS., Props RA‘ OlL BURNERg { Drain Pipe Solvent — —m - - S . {| BUTLER-MAURO $165.00 to $300.00 50¢ per Can DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES, DRUG CO. i i ! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 4 . A When We Sell It . JUNEAU, ALASKA g exlti'- ;ig!:t GEO. B- RI CE Free Delivery Phone 134 PLUMBING HEATING PLANTS OIL BURNERS OUR 4TH ANNUA L C ANNED SR0 Stafion Por¥ ORe Mbeal: ! “I tell you in advance what job wi’n cost” FOOD SALE-Noe. 10 to 20 T R e AR kT (AN“ MELBA PEACHES CLING, DEL MONTE NO. 21 $1.50 ¢ PEACHES, SLICED, DEL MONTE NO. 214 1.50 PEACHES, XELLOW CLING DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL 125 i S PEACHES, SLICED, DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL 1.25 ~, < " 3 rQ CANS MELBA PEARS BARTLETT, DEL MONTE NO. P2 2.00 RECORD D]SASTER REL[EF TASKS CANS PEARS BARTLETT, DEL MONTE N0, 2 TALL 1.55 i SHOULDERED BY RED CROSS CANS APRICOTS SLICED, DEL MONTE NO, 214 2.00 i % . CANS APRICOTS HALVES, DE MONTE NO. 2/;ALL 1.50 DURING PAST YEAR CANS LOGANBERRIES, DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL 1.70 5 CANS BLACKBERRIES, DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL 170 CANS EGG PLUMS, DEL MONTE NO. 214 1.50 Have you paused to realize that during the past year CANS DE LUX PLUMS, DEL MONTE NO. 21, . 1.50 the Red Cross has extended relief and aid to 756 dishsters CANS STRAWBERRIES, DEL MONTE N0, 2 2.40 i in the United States and 20 disastérs in- foreign lands ? CANS RASPBERRIES, RED, DEL MONTE NO. 2 . 1.80 t That during the last year not one month of the CANS CHERRIES ROYAL ANNS, DEL MONTE NO. 215 . 240 ‘ twelve was free from some destructive outburst of naturd CANS PINEAPPLE SLICED, DEL MONTE NO. 25 . 175 i and that over one half of the States of the Union were CANS PINEAPPLE FINGERS - g 1.25 visited by disaster in some form? CANS PINEAPPLE TID-BITS, DE MONTE o R L 1.25 i : CANS GRAPEFRUIT, AMOCAT Nfl 2 5 185 That during the Florida hurricane the Red Crosn was 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 G iy g CANS GRAPEFRUIT, IDOL NO. 1.40 directlflx rellef.work following a tornado in Ohio, a d?- 6 CANS CORN FANCY MAINE, AMOCAT No. 2 el R 1.30 va'rlla.tlng fire right here in our own»Al.g\ska and floods in 6 CANS PEAS, EARLY JUNE, AMOCAT N0, 2 ... .. 140 } Hlinois, Kanasas and Iowa? 4 6 CANS PEAS, EARLY JUNE NO. 1 TALL, AMOCAT . 5 1.00 That during the Mississippi flood the Red Cross min- 6 CANS BEANS, STRINGLESS, AMOCAT NO. 2 : 1.40 istered aid and relief over a flooded area that embraced 6 CANS BEETS, WHOLE, AMQCAT NO. 2 i, 188 more than 20,000 miles, in 8 States? 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 CANS PEAS, EARLY GARDEN, DEL MONTE . L. 130 That during, the last year the Red Cross expended. lci' CANS PUMPKIN, DEL MONTE NO. 21, p 1.25 ! suffering humanity $15,286,000.00 m of this amount CANS HOMINY, DEL MONTE 'NO. 2!, SRR | ., $12,549,000.00 was used' right here in. the United W CANS. SPINACH, DEL MONTE HO. 2V - o :gg | That $3,460, 000.00 was expended for the relief of disabled war veterans and men of the regular ery and navy? TROJAN W Months of extra service are lomed vight into this super- weight worsted. Single and double-breasteds for men and young men. QUALITY BY CANS TOMATOES, SOLID PACK, DEL MONTE NO. 215 ... CANS TOMATOES, PUREE, COLUMBUS NO. 214 .. 100 S D 7 TP ’ . N A KUPPENHEIMER gfigg :msrgnlwg‘n:&}g?zss .. 95 N The call of the American Red Crou is the call of 4l ' { 6 CANS CORN, YELLOW SWEET, WESCO . .95, : i humanity and during -mémbership roll call every person $(}( ) " 12 CANS PORK AND BEANS, CAMPBELLS NO. 2 . 150 v ¢ should respond in that generons sgirlt qo typical of our® ; , 12 CANS PORK AND BEANS, VAN CAMPS NO. 1.50 & . people. N S b 12 CANS TOMATO SOUP, CAMPBELLS - 140 E § i Other Hand Crafted Suits $40 10 $50 3 CANS JAM—APRICOT, PEACH, BLACKB! m APRICOT WITH PI

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