The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 7

i Services - E\JEN THOUGH T HARDHEARTED SUERIFR HAD ORDERED HIM OUT OF TOWN, ALL BARNEYS 1LL WILL TOWARD HIM WAS FORGOTTEN) WHEN HE THOUGHT OF The SHERIFFE'S POOR LITTLE CAT SUFFQCATING (N “HE DENSE SMove OF THE BURNING WILONG Notlces for thls church column! must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Satur-| day morning to guarantee rhnnge of sermon topics, etc. I - Douglas Presbyterian Native | Mission 3% ‘. h Sunday Schoor—2:30 p. m. Sermon at 3:15 p. m. 7:00 p. m. — Thursday—Mid- week prayer service. All are cordially weicome to/ these services. T Douglas Catholic Church & Catholic services in the tem- porary chapel in the new resi-| dence adjoining the old bank building. No service in_the forenoon. 1:00 p. m.—-Sunday School. Rt g | 8t. Luke’s Episcopal Church | “Evening Prayer and Sermon— 7:30 o'clock. 13 3 C tional Co i l[ 'ongregal a;n mmunity ] L. D. HAMMOCK, vay Pastor Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30] Regular Sunday services 11:30/ a. m. to 12:30 p. m. S Yt ANNUAL LEAGUE BAZAAR IS SPLENDID SUCCESS Fully up to the standard of pre- vious years, the church bazaar held by the Ladies’ Leaghe last night ‘was a thorough success in every way. Before 8 o'clock the: Eagles hall was well filled with visitors and before thé evening was over, in the neighborhood of $400 was redlized. A fine display of needlework was the main feature of the ba- zaar and received first attention of not only the ladies but the men as well. Mesdames Guy Smith, Felix Gray and J. O. Kirk- ham had charge of the needle- work. ‘The goodies booth, in charge of Mesdames John Mills, Charles Sey, William Anderson and J. R Langseth was next in importance with its large variety of things good to eat which were practically all sold out. The parcel post booth, presided over by Mrs. Earl Watkins, was in popular favor as long as the parcels lasted and the candy booth, managed by Mrs. Ham mock’s Sunday school class of Is- did very well. The fisa pond, managed by Mrs. Robert Praser held the attention of the younger generation until it was pit ’xdthe principal entertainment of the evening, the.following pro- gram arranged by Mesdames L. D. Hammock, Homer Swindle anl F. J. Gallwas was given: Plano Solo—Mrs. 0. G. Goss. Monologue, “How the ElephaLi Got His Trunk”—Jessie Fraser. Bongs—High School Girls' Glee Song, “Piccaninny Sand Man, by six little piccaninnies. Selections, Instrumental conmposed of Misces Manke and Daily. Vocal Solos—Mrs. Glen Trio, Kirk. m.llolll “Bazaar Mad"—Misses ‘Lucile Fox and Lillian Aalto. Vocal Solos—Mrs. Homer Swin- Refreshments were served after program by Mesdames J. Sey, Qair and Edmiston. A couple of hoiirs were then spent in dancing. Mrs. O. CG. Goss played for the dance. 4 Prizes Awarded The Bazaar prizes distributed during the evening went to the M&vmr Patchwork (nm. Mra, TRY SULPHUR ON y breaking out of the skin, fiery, itching eézema, can be ly overcome by applying Mpbm;. l'dl(hl a noted melal Because of t‘: Flemming, - Glen Kirkham; bedspread to Mrs Felix Gray; table runners to M A. Shudshift; rug to M Mead; basket of candy to F. Gallwas; turkey to. Mrs. 2, Weschenfelder; cake to Robert i Fraser. The members of the League ar: Hivery grateful and wish to thank all who donated or assisted in any way and patronized the bazaar so | generously. i RPN A FIRST ISSUE BREEZE THIS TERM, IS OoUT Island, and daughter, are planning part of next Grove, spend the winter visiting wi their daughters, Mrs. Ed H and Mrs. Herbert Schuman their families. Mr. accompanied by their Ray and Miss to leave the week for Pa a | and has been outside three time: | Mrs. McCormiek has been he is her first trip to the states si then. During the time Issue No. 1, volumn 9, of the | Gastineau Breeze, Douglas High school paper, was circulated here | jvesterday. It is a nifty newsy little paper of eight pages with three columns to the page, liber- ally supported by advertising and containing various news features of school interest. - e MOVING DAY ! - | of the Douglas school| including Supt. Olson, {who have maintained the facuitv house in the former Kilburn resi- {dence since school opened this| Fall, today broke up their house-! ‘keeping together, and moved o (lmerent parts of the town as fol- lows: Douglas firemen have a Misses E. Manke, G. Flemming, |job of kalsomining and othc H, Daily and Mrs. Lucile Edwards | i have taken the Cashell house, Mr.|this evening and any iOlson will keep house in the|willing to give a hand Davis residence, Al Nardin will work will be welcomed have bachelor quarters in apart-' hall. ments over the Riedi bake-shop! and Floyd Henrickson has an apartment with W. M. Eddy. ) steadily employed at and. is possibly the ployee of the A. T. G. pany. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick have stated that they only expect spend the winter outside. Whi their return in the Spring therefore expected, the tempo. ahsence of these pione: keenly felt. Ed, Dick and Walt, sonz of M and Mrs. McCormick, will rer here and keep bachelor h ing the absence of their - - oldest M. Cor | Seven | teachers, parent VOLUNTEERS WANTED with th at MEETING HOUR CHANGED Starting with their next reg meeting night, the Douglas men will meet at 8 p. m. e McCORMICKS ARE TO SPEND WINTER IN CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Richard mick, old-time residents McCor- of the order of business. s will b California, where they will | 4 McCormick has been hes 42 years on the 22ndof this month 4 2. m. e 39 years on October 15 and this; co McCey- ! mick has been here he has been|Nome Treadwell | I.L-lurl n- r. in e dur ing to be dome in the-fire hall oV members ary south of the Alaska Peninsula. in Britigh Columbia has produced he instead | of 7:30, and roll call will be hold ! tirst instead of last in the regular FOR SUNDAY NIGHT THE MAN UPSTAIRS MONTE BLUE A Picture Yqu Like to Se6 ALSO “The Vanishing Armenian A Mazie Comedy 2 FOX NEWS OPENS THE SHOW 10—20—40 cents RO RO | PORTRAITS MADE BY APPOINTMENT ‘ Don’t dn‘hy if you expect Christmas delivery WinNTER & Ponp Stupio ; Special for November 14 to 24 A héavy mcoirfiauflw«uum four large pockets .. ..$1.00 wruuhuld-.mtmlmd -$4.25 Warm “DUXBAR” CAPS with visor asd fur-lined ar- laps, all siges ... “m"ovmm-ummsunfiu. the special price of—each .. “PATRICK” m‘c&nhmm",'q, mmam-fl-mmu i B AR, LIBERTY s smwe 1S TERRIBLE T CAN HARDLY 8-BREATHE - HERE K K KITTy We?tller Condlhou A: ecorded by the U S Pair tonight, erly to southeasterl | lime— 4 p. m. I Ncon today HOODLUM AN "ALL Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 v, Sunday cloudy and not Burom, yest'y 30, today. .29, 29. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SAIURD AY, NOV 19, 1927 By BY CRACKY! THAT THERE BARNEY GOOGLE MaY BE A WTTLE FELER T TNk e S A GONCR T KinoA \wsu THQOfS HADN HNQD T, Bur YA GoTra GWR Wit CREDI €0 WE'S BRAvE ' BEEn So no way of meeting ¢ again, but, through tance, you no- read the newspaper anl it very much? would direct a. personal . That. is Just ctly what did, .and the morning he a reply. He was to add lett o her, and »d sufficiently interesting, eather Bureau a peculiar ¢ jticed that she | column of the | seemed {0 enjc tod: o cold; mg y winds, LOCAL DATA Tenmo, Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 28 26 E 18 Clear 22 46 NW - 4 Clear 27 4 & 22 Clear 14 91 85 a S Stations— 30 31 g 10 10 l)|l h Harbor | Ketehikan Prince Rupert { Bdmonton Scattle Pertland n Francisco. CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS S g 1 v Highest apm ’ temp. | meeting might be arranged. What to write ahout? He led his brain and spoiled mgny | good sheets of paper in the iear 'that what he wrote would not be | RED PEPPER FOR COLDS IN CHEST TODAY Low $a. . 8am. Procl. 8am lemp. temp, YVelocl ty 24 Ara. Wea Cldy Cldy rm, Cle 'eur Base Stop th gestion. {up in just a short ti “Ited Pepper Rub” is the dy that brings quick your tight, in. Br 10 eel a 10 *—Less than 10 mifes. { i Princ Rupert, ific States and caused snow as far east as Tanana. streme Easte jof ddle and e west MAN UPSTAIRS” Imagination a linto grave or _culties. So Monte 'as Geofrey West in | Note.—Observations Edmonton, Seattle, {mace at 4 a. m, and 4 p. m, Juneau time. The pressure is falling in all ssure area central yesterday in 1 eastward and amother high pressure ar eirn Alaska ard fallen slightly AT LIBERTY SUNDAY to have, but it some humorous at Diich Harbor, Rod Portland and San k rancisco 1t cannot hurt you:and it tainly to end tight- and drive the congestion and 'woreness right out, has | Nothing has such concentrated, penctrating heat as ved peppers (and when heat penet jll‘l'\\” into ecaldy, ing muscl ; {reliof omes at once. 50 i Alaska. Yukon parts of the upper The Valley A low p roderate the low pressure & rain in northern Be Clear weather co. have risen over in the extreme n Alaska. e moment er Rub you feel the ti ngli In three Temperatur: minutes the e 'd spot is warmed throu “The Man Upstairs,” fand through. When you are discovered. 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