The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 8

Williamson s “homeland.” TEXAS STAR YEW the have callgd their The couple said they will stay here the rest of their lives. ‘We have had enough traveling ! the countries 31314.‘{:()1 NCES CARFER AS GEOLOG ST Nu GHANGE YFI(,HT (HILDRM/ OF GLOBF TRO’I’TING | PARENTS HAVE SCATTERED BIRTHPLACES BUT HELPS HUSBAND IN'LIEE WORK | . : CANTON, N. (., Nov. 10—Harsy IN RE lME '\\iH' son and his wife will nev- IN RUMANIA the birthplaces of a'l liamson rl)u Il (I|||¢Il: unless they fall heir l rei Inl(’l PI’Ol)Ob(\ Sllm?ent in llfor ANNUAL RED CROSS DRIVE ON TOMORROW J\::irm | City, Utah. She aunnmauwl‘n,r Williamson on most of his trav- els. During the war, howev Mr. Williamson was in the Brit | Army, serving in Egypt. \N'!l.'m'd eventually, he said, !many as a British spy. South Africa, N ewfoundland, | a townful of families,” Williamson explained. e - gt This store will be open even- France | ings on the 10th of each month in accommodation of the Mrs, to enough money for a world ex- ummm in the ven were born or countries. 5 Securing GOLDSTEIN’'S EMPORIUM 1 T : [South Labrador, Sweden, Canada | - Mer A e light of day | b . Canada | . Jwo b Measures to Thwart foundiand. |4 the United States are amons ' o1 papers for sate at The Tmpire. Enc nents Given i Poinée Carol —— s g - farry was bomn | is, ‘Newfoundland. i Annie was christened in Que-| bec. e e e S CANNED FOOD WEEK IS HERE AGAIN i We are dnphcanng this year the wonderful bargains we i gave you last year. cried in lonely Lab-| BULCHAR trict ¢ Nov. 10—Wit! effective, Pre- laid hnlnn Vl al for One Born in England Lillian was born in Lancashire, ngland ladys firs ador. i Jackie was taken into his moth- | ter's arms at Ays, Scotland Pay for 5 Cans of Fruit or Vegetables and Get One Can FREE "he action cane on t | l rhi he trial of former Und €Cre-| Albert was born in Bloquet, J v of Finance Manoilesen £or|ainn. GARNICK’S Pasta ( W leged participation in a plot to| porothy Betty is a Louisianan K i Mr estore Prince Carol to the[y poy PHONE 174 i t throne. Apparently this was thel 'y iy wne oldest ghrl, is bt dorsed t ( MRS. HERBERT HOOVER | | . which opposition new yapers had in mind when the AR et G i 5, but she has a record of her fown. With her parents she has 4 1t il the National Amdricarninted a dictatorship was immin- | crossed the Atlantie six timas. Her | AR B : A ! Auxilinry TUCHIS EMctticfon [tather figures she has traveled N P e Coast, ‘will Do ions JRPRERRYests| SRR 4 | some 48,000 miles about the world. s (o g St Miss Julia B. Kelly, daughte:! ™y, wijiamson, a paper maker| ‘ : i b Nl iy v “‘;»""" “’(‘" at a mill here has traveled most A g na- |3 - 13 | be in Juneau for ' p Y sl “ e T o | i of his life, often inspecting paper tivities Tocall i WHOS WHO '} pas NOBES: ot IT“ AAY Lmills for Erfglish firms and again i ) AND I{rRl‘ i fon the fan for her home in ! i rqli s 378 two exten so | Seattle. | & to. ability to orgamre and direcr. | Fr—mmr e ot Was Spy During War v AN R Mrs. Hoo nts al these - L Kirherger Jefi for Se.i His wife was horn in Salt Lake 8 3. Hoc alon s e arger -left Be-j. M ol 2 B ; o ol A e BRI, VECTO HEATERS | BATH SPRAYS N t the girl scou ‘ mxl{l.‘\".‘l b 1 Ivities” in move entative (gt \:;: R i - 4 R | (,()()[) FRIEND Mahogany Finish | $1.50 fost hoa : of Heinz Cor o was alf ' : ; Made in Three Sizes y sl - oo h Mrs. Hoover reads extensively,lvisitor in Junear erday after] 1d ther e\ tie | achnlont aurh ochal gorions worke | e, Mostht' 1y 1o, e el B Eeeiha I8 SO I R 93800 800,00 W00 | 0 MRS suve. o0-{ ing fn. Chi swibh, /How, m{and the jineaber B maldom. kst | o) Eoge e HOT WATER F. 0. B. Seattle MIRRORS | typieal Ca ia beauty, ¢ to a movie, Am or Sedt rl.‘ A new assortment of Flash- & ! s ! 8 { thovuh she 4. Hvd 1 - Dal POTS i lights and Batteries just re- BOTTLE White Frames SWING SPOUT : our e, hefore she entered the B ] H veived. Prices ate’ very res- . 2T0 | (2 5 ; ‘ | wide pulchtitude argument E)LAN FEATURES t who is o h ;::\:ble and we farnish bat- S T FAUCETS i }:.)O Each Ve { Ventura, Oal n teries with flashlight free of |, e sell them with a two ! T ; : ' | | FOR SALE ARMISTICE DAY i} charge. years guarantee. 37.007 [j, In, tra +|TWENTY-GNE TABLES tion th - SPECIAL ON SCHOOL i ARCOLA e 3 Second-Hand Bt nchool AT REBEKAH PARTY Ketewikan. TABLETS THIS WEEK | Hot Water Heuting Pians | HEATING BOILERS e : : — L DANGE FRIDAY i No Busement Required BUILT-IN TUR 7 As Low As £ S —_— HELLAN'S $2 5% Foot Corner I Red | Whist 1 evening a ¥ 200.00 $75.0 li.; | the 0aa Hall. First{Gov, Parks to Make Talk| PHARMACY BRI B A | ol e 0 i Iprize were won | M tand , - RGPS, - i AR B e o e Focike and 1 o, wrs w.c| —Alaska’s Flag Is to e TR R e BIRCHFIELD | " GLASS SHELVES tend whatever assistance you 7 Jensen Kgeney won, Be Unfu)led requested, | Phone 33 Prey Trilvery l Steel Heating Boilers | $1.35 24 require to make the Annual Drivesecontl honc aal A i $250.00 and 14 | G a euccess.” webe given to Mrs. J. A. Mar kBB <3 e am = V t iy e PN s 1 I o 2 For 7(!“ Bath noam Supt. Keller, in his letter ) : s s ) anunes e g {8 Cuairman Benrends ) I8 not a THE “\”‘ I CRANE FLEC;‘;;};COOINKG mork £ ko-on' the: maf w night, o got ince Meat, Your oo il All China Lavatory [ g Jun ols has been | lage Home!gecorated by a Jive o L ok ¢ 6 < AIRAS RAAE Ty Pt s to the "pu A% 3 A We also have Minoe Meat in ones and. two pound caus, || . HART OIL nu:la, be pare vy the PRI ke pinthc i ";"'““ J“"" o o please be v‘]v:uull It you want best Canned I'ruits and | All Odors TOI[ETQ 1 BURNERS hool. . The full fruits e S0 g -m.‘,p o oy i Vegetables on the carth, we have them in famous “‘Happy | . $orx oo Just hoglnn Sttt 2 Short” il ‘po- the || | Home” wraoan T Al Shickeyou smise i $24.50 | $325.00 to $450.00 sivery. effort should he mad ition ¢a of g Alaska’s new Yours For Deiter Megchandise at Lower Prices ) A Nt Wh“e Tanks g SRR TR continue it." e | flag Bo wRtazled for the e ‘ A ) | BLUE SEAL - e or Jtime i Juneau,fthere. will be Gastineau Grocerv BUTLER-MAURO RI\\ OlL BURNERS ‘ Drain Pipe Solvent fORY GHEEKS RETURN SHE TOOK NO CHANCES "”“.‘,’,“'m”l, il o i PHONE 37 B $165.00 to $300.00 | 50¢ per Can PARIS, Nov. 10—The pink . K1 ANCES ounded L o'clock S PHONE 3 DRUG CO | eheeks of good health are again S e ORI Simpson, Vice-Pres! SRR ‘ HORERRS . e i, .4 sounte ced Dby Parisian b 4 " u W When We Sell It e e e Ay GEO. B. RICE tal pallor, or Spanish olive, whi | ‘ e SORN - | | Free Delivery Phone 134 PLUMBING HEATING PLANTS OIL BURNERS the ha i, UUH 4’1 !I ! "V ]\ l./ “‘IJ (4 A N NFI) Fup MaTgn. VOeL Qe w0t “I tell you in advance what job will cost” Exer blamed {or ol FOOD SALE-Nov. 10 to 20 < v Iy the | EPAALQE OV | 6 (A:'s MELBA PEACHES CLING, DEL MONTE NO. 214 $1.50 Hugh ]1 6 CANS PEACHES, SL , DEL MONTE NO 5 i 1.50 fLbio. deparime ]‘ 6 CANS PEACHES, YELLOW CLING DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL 1.25 for Seattle on the Alv utia " . o - § ' bean {uvestigati DX DOTISEN | 6 5 PEACHES, SLICED, DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL 1.25 % : }::‘Snkf"r'v--:-'x'n‘r‘fl;‘;:;:-’nl::f.- % Conr | I 6 MELBA PEARS BARTLETT, DEL MONTE NO. 21, 2.00 RECORD DISASTER RELIEF TA A eieouar (4 5 PEARS BARTLETT, DEL MONTE NO. ¢ TALL 1.55 i@ i e ach . 8 ILDERED BY RED CROSS MENU | 6 APRICOTS SLICED, DEL MONTE NO. 215 2.00 HOU \ L 6 S APRICOTS HALVES, DE MONTE NO. 2 TALL 1.50 DURING PAST YEAR LEATHER | Roast of Veal 6 LOGANBERRIES, DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL . 170 Y ~ Brisket of Beef, Spanish Sauce 6 BLACKBERRIES, DEL MONTE NO. 2 TALL . 170 i (’OODS Spaghetti, Spanish 6 EGG PLUMS, DEL MONTE NO. 2} Ly | Have you paused to realize that during the past year Southern Gravy 4 DEJUS FOUMS, DEL MO 24 L | the Red Cross has extended relief and aid to 75 disasters ' 0 | M > A . MAKE SERVICEABLE Hot Red Beets N . SERANDERBIRS, DEL ROREEAND. 2 el 1 in the United States and 20 disasters in foreign lands? ° | 6 RASPBERRIES, RED, DEL MONTE NO. 2 . 1.80 | X GIFTS A lsjalloxlc«l (Yotnrgcs . 6 CHERRIES ROYAL ANNS, DEL MONTE NO. 24 240 ’ That during the last year not one bmc:mthf of the i X elery Bala ‘orn Brea i ! l i rst nature A 331mF0[BE | e Jea 2 PINEAPPLE TID-BITS, DE MONTE 125 ‘ « visited by disaster in some form? ShRaacY | 200, HiaEamily, Syle | 6 GRAPEFRUIT, AMOCAT NO. 2 1.85 That during the Florida hurricane the Red Cross was 4 A v, } 5to7 6 GRAPEFRUIT, IDOL NO. 2 3 . 140 I directing reli® work following a tornado in Ohio, a df"‘ LUDWIG NELSON ‘ BERG]‘I ANN 6 CORN FANCY MAINE, AMOCAT NO. 2 . - 180 vastating fire right here in our own Alaska and floods in Bxpert Watch and Jewelry { 6 PEAS, EARLY JUNE, AMOCAT NO. 2 . 140 / 1llinois, Kanasas and lowa? Repairing Fourth and Harris Sts. 6 PEAS, EARLY JUNE NO. 1 TALL, AMOCAT 1.00 That dusing the Misslasippl A58 Khe Bad Cross. ftis B r—— 6 BEANS, STRINGLESS, AMOCAT NO. % .. h istered aid and relief over a flooded area that embraced 6 BEETS, WT;‘% A;];%(;IATD;‘I?.I:ONTE' :gg more than 20,000 miles, in 8 States? . \ . : §§:§K};£lnm MONTE NO. 2/, ! e That during the last year the Red Cross expended for s g 115 | suffering humanity $15,286,000.00 and of this amount The L f Fashi ¢ oot s 0. i $12,549,000.00 was used right here in the United States? e Law o asmon 6 SPINACH, DEL MONTE NO. 21, . 135 ,549,000. . § 6 5 TOMATOES, SOLID PACK, DEL MONTE NO. 2% 130 That $3,460,000.00 was expended for the relief of 25 ‘the Susidions 13 f 1 6 CANS TOMATOES, PUREE, COLUMBUS NO. 21, 1.00 : disabled war veterans and men of the regular army and § SO0 AREIERLS. Jaw o, ey 6 CANS BEANS, STRINGLESS, DUCHESS 95 | navy? ; ¢ Fashion is like Love, one does 6 CANS PEAS, TENDER, DUCHESS . 95 The call of the American Red Cross is the call of all . not explain it — one submits 6 CANS CORN, YELLOW SWEET, WESCO ... h '93 humanity and during membership roll call every person 10 it. 12 CANS PORK AND BEANS, CAMPBELLS NO. 2 iy ! should respond in that generous spirit so typical of our 12 CANS PORK AKD BEANS, VAN CAKTS NO. 2 1.50 & 4 peaple. A e ahowing seleoted 12 CANS TOMATO SOUP, CAMPBELLS . B Sl e arc showing selectes 3 CANS JAM—APRICOT, PEACH. BLACKBERRY, LOGAN- : numbers of the most stylish BERRY, APRICOT WITH PINEAPPLE ... 5 0: 100 gifts. As to price “you'd be surprised” The Nugget Sh op