The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 5

. P THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1928. 5 BRINGING UP FATHER ' By GEORGE McVANUS e - 3 o Or : . BIGGER YOU ARE MR- J1GG S, | [ WHETHER YOu WELL- THESE ARE THE AND HERE 1S YOU WIFES Beh NOTHING WAD Order of the BIGGER — ! BELIEVE- BELIEVE \T OR PLANS OF THE HOUSE A 4 BED ROOM AND DRESS- iEeNE SAID ABOUT | | md BETTER N g NOT- | AM NYOUR WIFE PICKED ouT || UH! HUHY ING ROOM- THISISYOUR | | 1® M | ) e 0t S © ( MR-J1GGS- TO MOVE IN- THIS 1S THE | DAUGHTER'S ROOM oC : S 3 i PARLOR- THE MUSIC THESE TWO ARE THE y P, P!E’ l ( II{S ROOM- LIBRARY AND MAIDS ROOMS NICE i | LS d4B P A RECEPTION HALL- b AL B 1 ) ' lans, Coupes, Coaches and ill arrive at Juneau it March 20th now for one of those creations, the world’s tous low-priced automobile Hotor Company endered by Experts IRE UM’ H’U/“ S % Somapmgtes oncmenees e 4IL() TO ARCTICI REST FISH NOW IN THE MARKET ] te Salmon, Halibut, Halibut ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland, their uncer ! A I 1 Herring, and a good March Recking little of small | bl t 1 f Smoked Fish | profits or disasters, the husky x | | slants of the northern outports|ice. In " o way cach Mari to o elds. | er oS turni Wbk, do. yail teals {BRDY aw ach March to the icefields. | ern ¢ retu | “Dandy.” 1 MEMORIALS IN FR 4NCE‘ They find fa this annual search | 10st wi m (_:('! ALITY MEATS | “Are you golng .to break Four ¥ i | for the wealth of the ice pans the Year ii y \ 00 AND LBUG“REN | home run wfonl‘k i | |chief outlet for a spivit of ad-|Newfoundland wer PHONE 38 “I'm gonna try. | Ay g venture inherited from their -sea- | 8ain their wh —C el | PHILADELPHIA, March 23— Fitty-third field artillery brigade,|dog sires of Elizabethan days. | 0vertook them. a o Three memorials to Pennsylvania|at Audenard, Belgium, have been|Bleven steamers carry the bat. | Were :ww‘n! froz - 0S IN OLYMPICS troops in the World war will be|held up by the national battle|talion of seal Killers this year Such disaste 7 . AP \ q- $ ©— | dedicated May and 30 in|monuments commission, which se-| Slow and clumgy these men ap-[n0 deterrent to this r: | . { ;";33(’.\ S“l’(’r [BY MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 23, AMSTERDAM, Holland, March) France at points where sons of |lected the sites for national me.,Dear as they walk along the wa- | nerations they A i who recently | 23—The Philippine Islands prob-|the state most distinguished them-|morials. They are to be erected y ets, selecting from the the call of the frozen JORLD'S GREATEST VALUE wm”,d e {he heavyweight |4PIY Will participate in the Olym-|selves in encounters of the Ameri- |later elsewhere. shops their scanty requirements | Sistible i class, will g0 back into the light-| Pi¢ track and field events, the can and allied offensives. Plans for the dedication of the]for the voyage sheath knife, af o e nders. 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