The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1928. N ST SO SR, . oo AL SO SR GRE SRS T G @ Adorns Banknotes | et : : WETOUIY AN MAN | s azainst Attrea oteon wio| 4 GALLAGHER AND | oo Bent== 1+ |, A Grand and Glorious Feelin' KETOHIKAN MAN | s b o] - ander, charged with assault with| B 3 3 P > 1 8 $ § 4 f | a dangerous weapon, MAGAZINES d i &4 2500 W “ 3 . ! : : ; 7 The Women of Mooseheart Le-|{ f\\e haye & c’omplete h."e | 4 1 Ao '\ men i 1 . . o B (his(s eaib e of magazines and Sunday P X ) g b | i i [last night in Moose Hall. Atter||papers. We take subscrip- . ¥ ¢ 3 & . ! i | s {the business was disposed of,|]tions for the New York - Pl i 1 Moy ’ s [Man Charged with Attack- . played and retresh. Times or any magazine. T\}o \ H_)l«]\a\\ 1 )‘\ o (Hia 1 ed by A E D i : : : : l ing 4-Year-0ld Girl mem'\11.»1”11«‘:-1”[.“‘"; Moeit We have a few left of Not G ul}l)' and Plead t s e % | Indicted Here Today A & and Mrsl {the Pacific Motor Boat for Guilty — Sentenced 1 : ; e mext meeting will be held|}AUgUSt of the race to Al- ) | r 18 and the drill team|{aSKa. | tice will be next Thursday at| § o'clock. Plans for the big Hal. | |lowe'en dance are progressing ————— Two indictments, one charging; a major crim me a true were re t Court t soration v f i oke Hill by the F i HELLAN'S Rile: oiis beons # : ; A { ks 4 MANAGVESVVSTORE PHARMACY duals, firms and pi o 2 g | I a two s returned | - R 4 ik v y nikan| James Morrison is now manage: he added, will & . “ it Ria )| 0f the R. P. Nelson store. He will ted, but intar | s : commit rape. d victim | cox his new position for!} Phone 33 Free Delivery S HHCRE BIAS Db i 4 # . A g i 2 a8 bo w while Mr. Nelson is in n to the fun : ; . only four years The (%3 lant will appe the term of court whic « ~ N s 5 Bt e fittkat oh O COFFEE FREE! d ; e 4 In the othel turn- | We are giving you one pound of BEST RE- on Mokiifiy ixs Titls - | ' ed today, Wi LIANCE COFFEE, FREE, with one Ez-Squeeze Mop. PR di; i | | charged \_\Hh ass : vith & dafl The regular price of the mop is $1.50. Coffee Free! by Mg T Sertee : g ] 3 4 % gerous weapon Next to Valentine’s M'KINLEY.JONES accused et < ) S . relgi o of having attacked Ole Sunde They are endorsed by Good Housekeeping and are | { A ew York City, |#r A. Boyle. McKinley i3 ¢ 9 i : ‘ e o Port Alexander on|| Self-wringing. See window display. to adorn the new Irish bank- i "" ide lives at Y ‘They | {5 ¥ pointed L. M. Sullivan to defend | / notes. She is wife of John [V m t € | B isin by i HIU The| [avery of Do ; [communi S b [ Mmimbers. ) PHONE 174 Not a true hill w returned in I' from amor - e Beas FIRE IN WOOD SHED second ¢« W disn € 1 was J motion of S tt v's 0% dreds of | fice. { “typical Irish colleen Stanley Crasson, ¢ 1 A small blaze In the woodshed|3€e, What a relief it was for Billy Ranieri, Chicago lad, to get formation with v it the residence of Mrs Archie]ack home and meet all the kids again. Here is youth whose d by | aska Bono Dry law for the ol s | Beasiding ollAR (ont iho Tire B |leath was threatened by Mafia unless his parents paid $60,000 | ‘,,1,‘: sion of 1 a of ma SELDBVHA MAN’ :;mlm nt about 7 p. m torday. | 8nsom, holding an impromptu reception from window of his | ForHealth, COme‘rt,EC my 1 manufac. | 'ONo; chinery de It was extinguished without dif.|tome while mother hovers in the bnckgrgpund. gned for the manuf ture of liquor, entered a plea of ficulty, only small chemicals baing |— 7!!}!0\:“5::&177!)’\37-"-1 snd & T R O 4 not guilty. He was rer ited <o Iidamage v nis ENTERS HOSPITAL iss U. A. Crowe left St. Ann’s| DEAL RlCAN e y G « Vinn » : q il : R. F. Kaufman entered St.|Hospital ye y. She under S bent G 8 %o The Yakutat, Capt. Oliver Stile, : Beoes ot v 5 4 tirst d i g |arrived here this morning enroute . - B ur o until Monday fo,Carl Albertson /\m'xf]vnml—l Yakutat to Seattle. She has| ; : T . :rHREE YEARS TO PAY S8 o Killed ] been carrying salmon (his past| S o = s ! F you want every room in the house kept l,\ HI”“!_ ‘;"ll‘(\‘l‘l‘ C : y }r‘ won for 'the Li & % . i $ unfailingly at 70 degrees healthful warmth unting Partner | Libby cannery at FIREMEN FEAST ON : R Yeid N 5 i ':‘ q : P during winter’s coldest days, be sure to have Carl “Chukin” Albertson, of Sel.|neau to visit friends and that he I Mia | ol thesenew American Radiator Products install- FRIED CHICKEN AT |, ~ perbortg || e VR \ § cd. The new Ideal Redflash Boiler and MEETING YESTERDAY :tinty kited ncar that place on [attle some time this eveniug. | , ) “ A mefikan® Ceirto Radiatars provida the:biat September 22, | is ting S e ! 2 1% in radiator heating for old home or new, and partner, Tom Olson, according to|01d papers for sale at the Empire. I M materially increase the rental and selling value mm\w‘ t local head- = g of the house. » accessories the r of the Alaska GAME COM- | oo onsioice ] Products of yonthly meeting ht of oh, S Olen i have NEW Ideal ke it O il e Your search for unusual Rediateiter . AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY i’i'"’,“fi'.;{ e Firemen by Miss A A %MEDLIC()TT 1D gifts. .. .ends here! h men had taken a shot ose which went down i o B Little luxuries, articles that d spring chicken|a ravino. Olsen went up on Worb Legc people secretly desire but in great abundance, a delicious|pank of the ravine and Albertson often do not feel justified in galad of fruit and nuts, french!down into it. Olsen sav buying forthemselves—these fried potatoes, hot buttered rolls, iment in the bru h h Un(ler've(lr t ; are the most welcome gifts of coffee, pineapple whip, and three | thought was made by t1o anim | - all! . .. Forwomen—perfume 3 GEo B CE varieties of cake He fired, the bullet striking Al- 3 flasks, garter buckles, vani- ° L] ( lm.m..‘-[ 'I‘l:r‘mn:l B .Ilml 5 « on_in u;. r shoulde ; ]n‘m; and | < ties of gpmial quality . . .. Plumbi Heati Sheet Metal o oy e g PR W ety . . For men—emblem pins and umbing eating et Metal ¥ e utuITOLINe Bl - Ioghs jo. W : Unl()’l Sluls | rings, fountain pen sets, fine . » i i Wi 9 g pel s b ]mnuuu:, were guests of the De-|ma he dead man was about bill folds . . . For the home— 1 tell you in advance what job will cost' partment. I Whrow oW mber re el sandwich trays, bon bon B 05 31 vaoarioles tett Dy the ves.| NAME IN TILE dishes—and many thin%s ignations of Douglas Austin, C e moze, Come in, look around. Ferguson and Harvey J George Brothers i The newly elected Firemen are:(ing the name of inlaid N H. J apson, C. H. MacSpad.|with white tile on the new paye- | n S’ it 105 ity 1 O { ; ’-‘mnlre,lmd papers for s at the Empire. | Ay R AR The Clothing Man DA N C F O F ounda fion P 0 We Say it With Pris! Jj Carments SATURDAY are a necessary part of every well dressed woman’s rdrobe— Heinz Rice Flakes, 3 pkgs. for. . ..50c¢ = A‘ B. IiALL j b=l = We carry a complete line of all foundation Large Heinz or snider’s Catsup Bottl. . .ii......5 ésisud0c 49 1b. sack Fisher’s Blend Flour $2.75 4 cans Im ported Amocat Sardines . . 95¢ Best Butter, in cubes, Maid O’ Clover or Jersey Brands, per Ib......60c garments including Girdileere, Girdle and various types of Brassieres. Moonlight Serenaders Priced from $2.00 up to $1 0.50 for Girdileeres and Girdles. e e | Intelligent Service The major idea on which the success of this store has been built is intelligent service to all of our CUSTOMERS. Brassieres from— Home of Amocat Brand 50c to $3.50 Money Back Guarantee With Every Purchase. WE ARE NOT alone interested in taking your first order or your second, but in having you come back day after day, month after month, and year after year, for every- thing you need in line of pure and guaranteed FOODS. Ask any of our customers “about prices on our bananas and every Come in at your leisure and be correctly fitted to either a Bon Ton or Fermfit garment. L AT - . Gastineau Grocery PHONE 37 Juneau, Alaska heorge Brothers Deliveries 10:30 AM., 2:30 and 4:30 P. M. Phones 92 and 95 Open 'Till 11 P. M. I A AR D R = Goldstein’s ‘Emporium Juneaw’s Style Center gfllllmIllllIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll RO