The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 11, 1928, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1928. T — - ] ] [ Mrs. Katherine ¥ranks, whohas PLANE CRASHES Pay Respects to Governor Smith 'MORE MEDALS | #reat weather HOS Wiio = | e 3 AND WHERE | |ast . is a passenger for Ju- ( N ! Occurs in | < |neau on the Princess Alice. b . i 4 i < Arthur F. Zimmerman, clerk at 4 \ 2 ; || Middle West | Frank A Metcalt, well known|ine' juneau ~Postoftics wil - i 4 # 2 « 3 | |1 p ; jlocal engineer, and his assistant oo OCEAN FLIGHT ye ! » CHICAGO, ML, Oct. 11 |Ray McCormick Columbia Meets Disaster |} Montana and Nevada and | | Pharmacy, 1s retareime tn soniLs |00 the Princess Alico for Soon After Take Off . ; ; ) B | | summer torridity and hotdust | |and is a passenger on the Prin. | Y ; : A commemorative medal, ‘and| | storms in Minnesota and Ne- | |coss Alice due tonighi | rive tonight on the Princess Alic . returned today Robbins, one of th | : : .|| January and June Tempera- | |after a week’ ek Jeannie 1 {Information Will Be Given| | {1, 10" i l(lmltmlur ,\.Ig:,‘c‘ ,:,,:,‘;,,lkhrlzn; g 'I; Poreu-| yurses at Si. Ann's Hospital, whe . 3 ning district adjace 7 ey ¢ [ Out At A. L. Meeting the weatherman yesterday. | | Haines. b been visiting in the | i A | | There was snow and cold in Matvin 1 e - for several weeks, is a passe Tomght 1 Bid, druggist at Bi | .- This Forenoon B . £ y 0 | |Interallied medal, with certificats, | | braska, In Montana the tem. | | i {are available to American veter-| | perature was at the freezing | | ROOSEVELT FIEI N R ; 2 2 {ans who served three months or point while in Lincoln, T | sy — | | 01d papers for saie at the Empire Oct. 11.—The Trar t i 4y ? A {more overseas during the World || 91 degrees was the « s : COFFEE FREE! Cotombis 1 | % Wa he full particulars will b tion. In Minnesota the tem- We are giving i of BEST RE B o . : L e anncunce sht at the Dugout | | perature registered 90 degre | e are giv You one pound of BES E- y America egion POst| | Gontrasting predictions * & LIANCE COFFEE, FREE, with one Ez-Squeeze Mop. sion | | made for today in the Middle They are endorsed by Good Housekeeping and are The Interalliod medal and certi-| | west ) self-wringing. See window display. withcut : e 3 ficate will be awarded to soldiers, ' . One whe 1 il on R : feks ailors, nurses (men and women), |ss i GARNICK S wing strut were broken P i R % who can prove their presence du:- S ke 2y 1‘ B0 suffered’ general strains w | 5 Foogie ) ) ¢ ling thrae months, consecutively or|Old papers for sale at the Emplre. 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They have two full layers of production was worth RS soles, producing real foundation under the foot and giving 110. Moccasin Toe proper support to the tender muscles and bones. Soft Production from Nova Pad flexible, ; mines was nearly double t 5 Gro-Cord Sole . 1926. The Quebec output showed ! an increase® of more than 100 per cent, due to the incease in production of the silver-lead-zin hich carry gold and to the : G ld « 9 E & production of goid and blicter| H. s. GRAVES Deliveries—10:30 a.m., 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. . 0 ‘ Steln S mporlum copper. Open Until 11 P. M. Phones 92 and 95. Jackson, United Stz Port Arthur, reports ——————— _ Tulips, hyacinths, daffodils,| : ‘marcissus, crocus, iris and other| Tke Clothing Man of bulbs for fall planting. . Juneau Florists, Adv. |} " Shoe Department L