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

> : gilqllllllfllllllllllllmlllllIIIIIIIIII THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MOVDAY OCT. 8 DADDY- WHY DON'T YYOU BUY A RADIO- EVERY- ONE IN TOWN HADS ONE- THATS ONE OF A THOUSAND READOND WHY YMGLAD THAT'S SETTLED! SPO R’l‘@ | ST, LOUIS FANS GIVE CARDINALS GREATWELCOME National League Champions | Are Greeted on Re- turn Home ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 8.—Burs! ing of aerial bombs and the noi ‘I of a welcome broke the| anxious calm of St. Louis ba: all | fans here late Saturday af 100m | as they recaived the Cardinals who came !} p for th pennant con- quest after having lost two en- gageme in the championship seri n New York Far from being a dolorous occa- sion after two defeats. from the Yankees, milling crowds about the station gave proof with their shouts that St. Louis fandom was backing its team | As the Red Bird warriors [ conducted in gaily deco automobiles to the of music from two bra much cheering, ap ciate grins spread over th: countenances uf the play s the motor cavalcade moved through the city, Heartening cheers broke fi(l'n either side of the narrow lames! cut by the motoreycle squadrons of Polica, Windows of towering office buildings were crowded with pe ple who ed showers of paps on the pa e and cheering thous. ands on the sidewalks | The din overhead, made by air-) planes, noisemakers and motor si-/ rens, brought more grins from | Manager McKechnie's ¢ de-| spite the grim task umhunlu,., them. I ————— ALASK AWOMAN KILLS MOOSE IN FRONT YARD, riotous ompaniment bands and Moose meat delivered on the hoof right at your door is one of| the advantages of Alaska, if you know how to accept delivery, ac- cording to Mrs, Nellie Neal Law. ing of Lawing's Resort, Mile 23, where she killed a giant moose in| her front yard last week. Mr. | denty !ly in the sun. By GEOI\(,I‘ McMANUS MR-IIGGS-| BELIEVE? I'M MISS STADIC- MY FIRM HAS POT OUT A NEW RADIO SET AND | THOUGHT YoU MIGHT BE \NTERESTED IN BUYING ONE - __ J ’ ,L@m[cz HELLO-DAUGHTER - I | JUST BOUGHT TwWo RADIO SETS-JUST | TO PLEASE YOU —’J.J LPRQCEEO ® - and Mrs. Lawing were visitors in Seward when she told of the oc- curence. Mrs. Lawing has felled | game in Africa but it was the | first time she could bag her meat witheut the troubls of packing it | in, In relating her experience SACRAMENTO ARE CHAMPS .: awing precincts, the day batore, == ently drawn there by the!Senators Take TWO harming presence of Miss ‘Rainie’ | . f Reindeer, who is quartered in th Stralght Gi‘.‘mes rom San Francisco Seals with corral. “I took him but a shot at him and hit | aldnt down him,” she | i s “He ran away and 1 at.| SAN tempted to trail him but lost the trail and returned home sorrow- ful that a wounded animal might. be wandering in the wcods “The next day I tried again but had to give up. Imagine my sur. prise however, when, after g him up for Mr. Mo sud- emerged from the timbor and swaggered down toward the house, his antlers spreading grand. I ran for my rifle, ) and I made no mistake that tir-o, I dropped him in his tracks.” (Seward (.Itev\ v.) FRANC Oct. 8.—The| ntc Senators won from San Francisco Seals yeste and the second half of the Pa Coast League split s straigh defe s in the three game deciding series Sacramento will now meet in a series starting Wednesd |cide the 1928 champion: . .- — GRID GAMES 0, Tk and San en gam | Kaien * | the Francisco | | y to de-| DEER ARE NUISANCE | AT PRINCE RUPERT| { local citizen w. 1 t r the n f { of Kaien rme is one | proserve Hr with wonderful thing uld become b rd pets on Island. And probably he 1 reason for feeling m::; He does not who feel that the X deer has a g way Deer, reports Mr. Orms, have ho- al nuisance in his gar- tview. They are daily in early morning and have apparently ound his rose 'bushes and such like to be favorite fodder. Further, deer think n of leaping six foot fence to feed on tuff Orme dens callers e at over a arden s the cnly re to report the r There number of thes n Island this y all motori along th i t night t encountering them.—(Prince ek e 01d popers ror saie at thie Embire, is not Westview as frequent to be ca sems CUACH VAL PASSES AWAY MADISON, ON SATURDAY - The portant football games played ]aal’ \Salln(ll\ afterpoon: | University of Washington 7] 8. —llxrrw“hllman 0. E. “Dad” Vail, coach of the Un Southern California 10; versity of Wisconsin crew sinc tate 0. /1041 and former nationally known| Idaho 6; Gonzaga 0. \sculler, died at Ageton, New| Ohio Wesleyan 17; Brunswick, today, according toad.[ Yale 27; Maine 0, ces received here by the Unj.| Harvard 16; Springfield 0 versity authorities. Wisconsin 26; Notre Dame 6. iRl o N Boston College 6; Navy 0 DR. GODDARD LEAVES nferd 26; Oregon 0. | et wutly Washington State 26; Montana 6. Dr. F. L. Goddard, who has Princeton 50; Vermont 0., been visiting several days with| Utah 3 vada 7. his son and daughter-in-law Mr,| Brigham 7; California Aggie land Mrs. E. M. Goddard and his| Utah Aggies 54; Montana Mines| |daughter Miss Dorothy, left on |the Admiral Regers today for Sit- ‘ka. He is enroute to his home | at Goddard's Santiarium, | R T TRl 1 20,000 BULBS For rall planting or growing the house. Juneau Flor- Adv. Wis, Oet, 1 Oregon | | Michigan 7. | California 7; St. Mary’s 0. | Minnesota 40; Creighton 0. i lowa 26; Montmouth 0. Penn State 12: Gettysburg 0. ‘ Columbia Union 0, Northwestern 14; Butler 0, | Centre 7; Tennessee 41, | > LET Almquist Pr We call and delher in ists. Your Suit. Pnona 523 old papera 1or snle at the Emplr 1000 Pieces of Genuine ALUMINUM WARE Highly Polished, Durable Weight, Large Selection and All Low-Priced 12 qt. Oval Dish Pans 10 qt. Dish Pans 8 qt. Water Pails 6 qt. Convex Kettles 10 qt. Preserving Kets. 2 qt. Double Boilers HARRIS Hardware 6 qt. Sauce Pans 8 qt. Kettles. 5 qt. Tea Kettles. Pint Pitchers. 2 qt. Coffee Perculators B following ‘are scores of im. | [ . !~ - Outdoors 'or indoors — whatever your task. Let WRIGLEY’S refresh you — allay Im" thirst, aid appetite and digestion. Helps keep teeth clean. After Every Meal ‘-mm.-mmw l il% INDIANAPOLIS The h centinua. ¢ aj’ . | tle ternoon team t § | | | | i Great Britain rights rescrved. © 1928, by Intl Feature Service, Inc. Seattle were married Jordova by the Willlam Me- llan, . J. The ! e came from for the ng The will reside at Cordov: D - recently at R couple TEAM CHAMPS s { Little World Series | from Rochester— |transactions to ¢ 7 3 ! Fairbanks district scme time Bell, Pitcher | was effected when Andy M s | purchased from Dan Radovich a half interest in th ady Bullion | mine in the Ester rict The i by In. |purchase price wa made pub- s UAETRASH SRR DY lic but it was said to be a sub who S ‘."’;”' [stantial sum. Mr ovich D the last game of the Lit- |, 5 sole ownc f th 1d aries on » is already a la Saturday af- | Herman Bell pitched his of R 1 biBst e ) victory. | Tulips at 25 for in proportion LOPE MINE SOLD One of the uportant lode place in the INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.,, Oct. 8 honor in the m ball championship Clas hest was min Wor g unage Darwin |Other prices | neau Florists, sen of | WED AT CORDOVA Leande: Cordova rc Jetle DELMONTE BRAND 1928 PACK Fruits and Vegetables Just Received (Nationally Advertised) At Reduced Prwm Ju- Adv $ .95 .95 1.00 95 Delmonte Peaches, No. 21/, per can—=24c; 4 cans Delmonte Bartlett Pears, No. 215, per can—32c; 3 cans Delmonte Melba Pears, No. 21/, per can—35¢; 3 cans Delmonte Apricots, No. 214, per can—32c; 3 cans Delmonte Pineapple, Sliced, No.2V5, per can—30c; 3 cang Delmente Pincapple, 3 cans Delmonte Pineapple, Delmante Pincapple, Sliced, No. 17¢c; 3 cans Delmonte Pincapple, 15¢; 3 cans Delmente Strawberries, No. 2, per can—38¢c; 3 cans Delmonte Raspberries, No. 2, per can—34c; 3 cans Delmonte Blackberries, No. 2, per can—27c; 3 cans Delmente Loganberries, No. 2, per can—28¢; 3 cans Delmonte Pure Fruit Jams, No. 2, per can—34c; 8 cans Delmonte Royal Ann Cherries, No. 21%, per can— 46¢c; 3 cans —VEGETABLES Delmonte Baby Kernel Corn, No. 2, per can—22c; 3 cans Delmonte Fancy Crosby Corn, No. 2, 3 cans . Delmonte Fancy Crosby Corn, No. 1, per can—15c; 3 cans . Delmonte Early Garden Sugar Peas, No. 1, per can— 22; 3 cans Delmonte Early Garden Sugar Peas, No. 1 tall per can 17¢c; 3 cans Delmonte Early Garden Sugar 15¢; 3 cans Delmonte Solid Pack Tomatoes, 22c; 3 cans Delmente Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2, per cnn—17c 3 cans Delmonte Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 1’s, per cnn—Mc 3 cans X Delmonte Spinach, No. 21/1 per L(m-22c 3 for Delmente Pumpkin, No. 215, per can—22c 3 for Mission Puree Tomatoes, No. 21/, per cnn—l7c; 3 for .48 Delmonte Asparagus, large tips, per can—38¢; 3 for 1.10 Delmente Asparagus, medium tips, per can—34c; 3 for 1.00 Delmente Asparagus, medium tips, No. 1 tall, per can—20c; 3 for Delmonte Asparagus, small tips, No. 1 ta.ll per can —18¢; 3 for Delmonte Fancy String Beans, No. 3 for Happy Vale String Beans, No. 2, per can—-lsc 3 for Heinz or Snider’s Catsup, pinte—30c; 3 for .. Delmonte Catsup, 14 onnces, per bottle—R23c; 2 for Delmente Chili Sauce, 12 ounces, per bottle—28¢; 2 for Campbells Tomato Soup, per can—12¢; 9 for ... Gold Medal and Golden West Butter, per pound . Best Ranch Eggs, per dozen ” .60 Processed Eggs, per dozen—A48c; 2 dozen . .95 You will notice that we are now pricing our goods, using pennies. This will enable us to give wiore uniform prices. 88 Crushed, No. 214, per can—27c; .80 Sliced, No. 2, per can—27c; 3 for 135 flat, per can— .50 Sliced, No. 1I's Flat—per can— 43 1.10 1.00 .80 .82 .99 9 135 .63 per can—=R2R2c; .63 43 63. 50 Peas, No. 1 flst, per can 43 No. 24, per can— 63 .50 40 .63 .63 .55 .50 9 per can—=25¢; 72 .50 87 45 .55 99 .60 « For instance: price on one can tomatoes twenty cents per can or 3 for fifty cents. Instead of paying twenty cents for one can you will pay sixteen or seventeen cents, what- ever the price may be and receive the difference in pennies. This will be a saving to you and you will not have to buy in large quantities to do so. From time to time we are going to quote prices on different items and assure you that they will conform with the market. We solicit your trade on the merit of cur goods and service. If it is not right we make it right. Three Deliveries Daily—10:30 a. m,, 2:30, 4:30 p. m. Sanitary Grocery sa._—_rxom:s———u $1.00. | ALASKA MEAT CO Wholesale and Retail Butchers PHONE SEWARD STRE QUALITY MEATS Mayflower Butter and Eggs Featuring Frye’s Delicious Hams and Bacons FHONE 38 PHOTOGRAPHIC CHRISTM C —\Rl)\ Made to order from your negatives or ours Alaska Scenic Views Phone 35 Commercial Photography WHY NOT LET US put your name on our coal liat, it is certainly good coal We deliver fresh dreseed poultry eevry day. Our eggs are the largest and freshest that the hens produce, We carry a complete line of Poultry and Fox Feeds. And our transfer sorvice— well you can’t beat it. D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 ———————————— THE ARCADE CAFE Special Dinners on Sundays and Week Days Soda Fountain in connection. Come in and listen to the MARY YOUNG, radio, Prop. PHONE 288 MERCHANTS CAFE Thos. McMullen, Prop. JUNEAU'S NEWEST PLACE TO EAT Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. SHORT ORDERS—REGULAR DINNERS Next Connors Motor Co. L . A “NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Public shower and tdb baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in operation-—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and up—steam heated. THE NEW VICTORY SIX NEW DESIGN BRINGS GREATER PERFORMANCE The finest performer In its class—the greatest maximum epeed and the swiftest acceleration ever brought to this price fleld—the most horsepower per pound of car weight —the lowest center of gravity—the greatest riding comtort —the strongest chassis and body construction—the most or- iginal beauty — that is Dodge Brothers new Victory Six. McCaul Motor Company Let Us Inspect Y our Brakes Avoid Unnecessary Expense on Your Automobile Faulty brakes, besides being the cause of acci- dents, are also a cause for broken transmissi driveshafts, universal joints and differentis We carry a complete stock of brake lmmg Our mechanics are all trained men. Our shop equipment is modern and our MOTTO IS “EXPERT SERVICE” Connors Motor Company Service Rendered by Experts r————_—] USED CARS Great Bargains in Used Cars Are Now Offered With New Car Guarantee We have the car you want at a low « price and sell them on very easy payments. Now Is the Season to Buy JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc. SERVICE LUCAS, Manager