The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. MONDAY, AUQUST 20, 1928. ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE elpi % ) 5 Collie That Went Wrong gy e 3 Yo BE SURE i Y i i [ Nelson. who sre: vistting their TO SEE b v . | P 2 . ” parents, Mr. and Mrs. R P : 4 Nelscn during the summer, werc The starting fiim success and Omema er_’_ PR 3 Y ‘ i ses one of the most. &t greatest film epic of an ; o T . oo gt g Mgt [T country: By LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER Drain thoroughly and add the S i X e they srtained at bridge A d Precs Home Editor) |of the ingtedients and hoil ; last Friday svoning “ it shall Hopgh 1 o et e nety . Y § eV A 3 % ¥ Four tables were in play and ORI | “How can I mak tz sauce once. The Land of the 1 t [free from lumps t Sun | e pe s 03 w| T light colored felt hats,| iRy 5 i 1 v N 4 R 3 y take the posi uced by Ly r Ivig | le them with corn meal B £ S e t ! o the felt and let stand g ; tion as e supervisor in a ssisted by ! b { will i 3 b auk...with 5 s : s number of Scuthern California 1 known tenor and 5 ! rved cold fc 3 stpcl M Driishe ENASE iF NG N . : g B 3 g schools singer of Nor | per ake a mols will leave socn not thoroughly K 4 St 10 cake?” | );:‘.«. ul!xl:ll;mp‘ aper sacks | RS : : L HAS TONSILS REMOVED E b g iy AL ¥ill ot DYoL oAt g | P : S o N Spiro Paul, young son of Sam . A 5 E _ X 3 T ‘ § pikg Pawl, underwent an operation fo o : Eucharistic Congress | : : i o { the removal of tonisls Ann > o5 1 e it o PR oy § hospital this morning aiovad My leve Program Going to Fill ¥ , : L8N " - it 20 sective of their na ) S The Week with Activit % ¢ i Old papers Tor sale at the Empire. . It will be shown A[ | ri 7 ‘. ey B % " . i 2 WHR S y (Conttnuen trom Make One.) . & with show : 5 ; wonderf{ul \dy adap " , 1 e i ¢ : o p i cast Friday | housedweller : bt % Z Friday § | e Atie, Dhth 2511 3 ler, and the housewife who is em. i : ) y : p : story . é | ployed _ semb! a1 1o | b/ ¢ g 4 ¥ ! & and At 6:30 and 9:15 P. sharp ] | ecently a housewife found her. |cour blig Jutny K 3 A LA i Saturday Ma D P. M. in a d.1:mma because her jsol ons. " { ¥ < | he lly would n n sufficiently t Children’s general cor: - P& : 1 bty Watch the chef shinw Prices to and seat in theatre: (stand when red out ough | munion, St. Mary g P4 " £l i ; y ‘ broi 5 roil chops Matinee: € and & | this ment st i at the show L\HIH‘ Evening: 7¢ nd hat . 5 the s i s nternational Po 3 St 2 N t i \ohs iheatl NURGT To seaL in the juices and Norwegian Music to the r riy i cook the meat evenly, each Film er § v fen t li};- 3 d mioa of | side of the chop must be ex- This collie seized and concealed $30 in currency w posed to the fire a few mo- is allezed to have pilfered from the till of a | ments at a time. Hills Bros. 0 g | 2 sliop, accordinz to testimony in a New York court p.’m'n!ec.l, CoRtinyous pracess [been worked o average : i Il Isaacs, 19, of Trookiyn, the dog’s owner. held on a larceny | ©freasting coffeeafew pounds ey —|home with children in it t ric ‘ollege, Manly i ) 2 : time sts_every s | 2/ charge, denies the story. The canine Fa hikewise is silent, af a time roasts cvery coffee Anm’w Vi AENURWAY FILM oot s i, s o iy s . O e LT e At Theatres || TOBESHOWN .. o Fic it i ss sl - b nt 0l Uy HIKLS BROS o ::\rlfim\n Rwl Show to Be! ,,‘(” et b ety o " Given This Week— |should produce the desired resul PLAY BALL TOMGRROW ALL GRATES ACCEPTED L4 TOT 0 P o g 4 e Reaor Sniget v PR SR ‘ £ To Snhumine v pARBERL TN Last Time | Dresh from the oviginct | Mre, Ruth Messerschmidt s Palace i Do s for hot ) | 3 : d ¥ilner of t nd halt in th ; W ccCuwn pack. Fasily : q o MRakonig) will be| - FiRt full covering 101} ! S e T e A I ek COFFEE opencd with & ke, Phore 4501 Brown e o : B r ! 2 een peppers under the | 5 n tomatoes (2 inct s intensel st- . . it is inten lnl«u t in the aif Runaway” Thursday— ELKS AND vIOOSF TO Shvrion folei o il SCHO'IL OF l’lANOI SDAY ONLY RESEP oo PLAYING NO MOVIE AT PALACE TONIGHT; LECTURE ON [ | | d peppers ity B ,, the Moose LN A O e on irst Church day an ay 8 sl diameter . Sydne embark with two mEmapen, ok Goddard, Presid [ L/I W” iy Ay ; 8 argy on We SUIBLA. ith teams have been playing | el S el ol J October 0 it cood _ball during the last few || = e Kbh. Alhx; Bye o cls arel 3.cups ots, - close game s ox- || NG GHOW TONIGHT 2 3 tables s salt, . i pect e The las ' > “THE RUNAWAY? 1S | tone-tenor, will SRR AT {P. G. REDINGTON GUEST [pected. 'The last the two | vige e 9 : ¥ : Wash all vegetables Remove outfits met the Mo camo out oLk ek SHOWIG:: SOLISEUW g e TP gt [ Sl 4 A 1. tie. Dep- OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES| . (no snort end a3 to 0 Christian Science and North. | literature, | Matoes and the out f the Paul © € on, . e 5 TR e : fo T onfons. Chop all v s and|the U.'S Old papers for sale at the Empire. | *— ith those > hu- . exploration, railway com- i - 4 . R0 4 |cover with boillng we Let| the honor and subtl 5 0 , winter and summer : “ . o stand for five mi Drainlot the Fed n of Federal ¥ which only Willia 5 4 w | . g : a : ¥ Jland cover again with boiling water | ploy wcheon in the capable, you will enj ] dey the const 1 let stand for ten minute ) g 3 Rooms tod opened las ght ai|Norway, the royal family, the|2" iy P e b 5 ks ¢ g the Colise g, @ king -h|p 1,000 years The Paramount irsc- | I ataring life tor selected material [ a own and ag- that b ordinari racts nim i s, educational when he chose Runaway.” 1t}soc d civic life was a fortunate choice and sl - - ] four playc in roles which Leon Permanent Ywave, £12.50 | "ANNOUNCING ner Baxter,| NOTICE | i ¢ ' s Also used upright piano for “n| CALL FOR BIDS 1 CAPITAL LAUNDRY | s W ived at the We are operating a hand lfllll‘l(hy, By the Law,” p ight, will be show tomorrow night. 32 Piece Dinner Sets Very attractive patterns and with wide range of variety. At the low pries of $6.50 thie set Bow!s. . char might be termed “the phosis of a “Flappe s a wild, ti i & 1wl e g to and from the Juneau - to| Public € )18 ring that por- end, War.|ticn of the school year 192§-29, n in.a new and ending :\1 L 1, 1929, t a voung Kentucky| The rved to extend mountair who has his own way|the contract on the terms sub- of going after what he {mitted to cover that.portion of De Mille has' handled the t .]""“ chool year betwean March | angle situation in “The Runa June 1, 1829, With remarkablo skill and makes| Transportation is to be provid- Phone 355 it impossible to know before the¢d far ‘a8 Weimell Cresk| ; last few minutes of the picture|Bridge on the Gl whether Miss Bow will choose the!The pupils are to be mountaincer, Baxter, or the weal.|{0 the Juncau Public § thy young New Yorker, William Building by 9 o'clock A. M. and| Powell. |transportation is to be provided {to leave the School Building at {8:20 P. 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