The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1928, Page 8

i DEMOCRATS €0 George . VOTERS DRIVE Candidates Serious Make Effort to (l)]\lm‘(‘ Vote | aeon Ba on Douglas Island v -+ ~ ADAMS CASE OPENS - "|American Is chorled Wr | Petersbur 1 and | BUDAPEST, Oct nd- | ¢ thence to west coast towns, v was wed he 3 ing up at Ketchikan just before!. . y a5 election day P - - ~ tad ne ATl An m WALTER ANDREWS [to 4 i OFF TO KUSKOKWIM rotns om papers ro, sare at t} Andrews, known to | ‘Big Andy,"” left | Yukon for An 1 r city 3 to the Kuskokw the employ of a government hospital Naugahyde it Andrews has been in the City ¢ "League for several years and wa : one of the crack first sacker il s A s - st Traveling - i X Christmas Cards—Empire, B('L)s § TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY v i FOR SALE Furniture. Phone Good Quality LADIES ATTENTION! NEW at a ; Low Price NEW Absolutely assortment of the colored ‘ompacts to match your tume or new gown a shipment of Johnstons famous ca andy in attractive boxes The Clothing Man W-m--m,-----~.;,,~,,,,,,-,--,,--.,-..,, Barr McCutcheon Drops Dead While Dining TOISLAND ON " ¢ oueof Frionts NAMEDMEMBER TODAY; DONALD JURY | STILL HOLDING OUT|" Injured Budapest Rlot‘ I oting |1 Empire. ‘ ‘ Hallowe’en THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, E P. WILLIAMS TW%*;R%&'}';E%L&%GE‘NnfiTHWESTERN X [N FROM WEST OF GAME BODY - S ulu rland whose term recently Williams is a g \!I'\ sion 4 1 that vicinit » lo Sitka for and from therec burg district , John Carry ind V. Godina - o Commission whicl November 8. > - 1“'” MRS. GRIGSBBY RETURNS | ey I TC HER KETCHIKAN HOME in ( 1ristn to Pet 7 DR. J. H. CONDIT ON WAY TO CORDOVA PRESBYTER | terent eithe N {l)n N minee for| — Rev. James H. Condit, George. B. Grigsby, wif ulent of the Sheldan Jack Democratic to Congress, left t ;r,____——A T et e — — " —] —— ————————— 2 for her home in Ketchi- s y EG EGGS! Best 1 8 dozen $ .55 | Guaranteed to be not ¢ than five days old by|® keen interest in the political| MAID O’ CLOVER BUTTER, in 4\|! wters, b, :)') j| situation and shares her hus-!| 25-pound FISHER BLEND FLOUE 1.50 band’s confidence that he will be | GARNICK’S Spent in Juneau THE JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS, INC. or that Hallowe'en Party] | | yyou can get just what yout| want from Masks, (" Hats, Paper, Paper Table Covers, BY us. Streamers, Crepe)| Horns, and everything. | In 6 months operating period—April 1st-Oct. 1 st ) | | HELLAN’S f i PHARMACY ‘ Take this item into consideration if you contemplate purchasing lumber elsewhere Juneaw Lumber Mills, Inc. Lumber Yor Every Purpose Next to Valentine’s | Phone 33 e R Free Delivery | PRICES e 3 o] l o 5 ' | Uus uallty ; PORT or STARBOARD | TANKS ‘ { { R T 25 cents per gallon 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed b [ ¢ g b “:E«{.,[.,ff,l.\ Pt o an g Concord Grapes, basket . . . . 15¢ 3 GET OUR PRICES ON ! 15 lbs. Best Y akima Potatoes . . 50c¢ | o~ | Gutters Flushing { 3 lbs. Sweet Potatoes . . . . . 25¢ 3 Down Spouts Smoke Stack ! ¢ g . e Qm b S Mipe Eol G | 2 lbs, Fresh Spinach . . . . 35 E | e TS 3 Lurw* Hot House Cucumbers . . 20¢ ’ \ N P E | GEO. B. RICE § Lauhflower o ety 3()(, 25¢ | 3 Plumbing 4 Heating : S.hm’l Metal § ( C“r" on COb SO ¢ 400 { “I tell you in advance what job will cost” | 8 s g R SRS U RN i Tomatoes, perpound . . . . . 15¢ YOU ALL KNOW HOW STRONG MOTHER LOVE IS f BUT PLEASE' READ THIS: ; UPON ANY OF OUR GOODS IS 4 GUARANTEE OF THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE QUALITY “THE HAPPY HOME BRAND" The Volume is a \Imh.uwlmnu Force that is why you find OUR PRICES at SEA-LEVEL Gastineau Grocery FIG BARS, 3 pounds for FRUIT BARS, 3 pounds for “EAT MORE” and e e S S S 15¢ 30¢ 30¢ 20¢ § Green Poppers per pound . . . z Cranberries, per pound . . . . i Comb Honey, each . . . k Tokay Emperor Grapes, per lb I\m«r Apples, per dozen . . .. 40c Wm.sup Apples, perdozen . . . 50c ; Delicious A pples, per dozen . . 50c¢ z ! { Jonathan A pples, per dozen . . 45¢ Bu ¥ from us and bank the dlfferenco GEORGE BROTHERS Deliveries 10:30 a.m. — 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. Phones 92 and 95 Open Until 11 p.m. cinity for abou 5 ill leave in a fe N. E R Harold 2 o | to lopk ove Geo. r, Henry Al 1928. n_ school at Sitka, who arrived in Juneau yesterday, sailed on the m for Cordova, where he will 1d the meeting of the Presby- of the Yukon, of which he is |a member. Dr. Condit became a member of the Presbytery of the| | Yukon when he was at Fairbanks 'lhr Ima Raymond and Francis Wil- Tkt ng Juneau for the W re were the following pa YUKON HERE ‘ o | y of \l)\kd hulnl of ll I swer memb er ’ s of the newer or- _— ] Pioneer of St. Michael Is * ke place this aft mer Northwestern, Capt | ganization and the need for alll The steamer Yukon, Captain' | noon ( Nord, d t § p.m. today|the members they have. cock, reached Junes |u| ‘ . /\]'Imll"(‘(] Me 'nhu of Lester Boyd, fisherman, appear- | e Wwe She sailed| Dr. Condit expects to return from veste 6 p.m., sailing west. noe | G i be dge B taday, and 11:30 ar the fcl-} cordova on the Admiral Rogers . I ame MMIssic : | I same Commission 1 o D' dae i« ) o and} — - The following passe % . fishing. I barked here; Fro X The intment of Frank P Pt ol . ‘Ho 2 Laborers Are Killed; ; i . iy S g Sewer Gas Is Fatal P cam { ZELLER ARRIVES FOR Gisk L | Dapcevich, Mrs. Sam n.m ev | ( > NTX p ot 9, Three | John Dapcevieh, W Dapcev 3 5 1 ! CTRI it PHOENIX, Ariz, Oct. 24.—Three n Dapc m. Dapcey (BDacIAT To e & DISTRICT INSPECTION ‘w“r il kin s were killed late yeste B. C. Delzelle, Kittie Gay, Mrs. H.| 8K AGWAY, Alaska, Oct. 24 ! public today by I % g R ) b [ G. Goodwin, C. M |"“"' ¥: Rosel-|John 8. Scott, of Whitehorse, fuel Terhune, Executive Officer > © MeCormack, Wm. Duul | E45 While bricking up an excava.|le t .| agent for the White Pass and Yu. “ ds J. C. Widestead i tion kon Route 1 for the | years, had a stro! Southeastern| this forenoon and died at were: G. White, F. He was 51 year: > The NORCO, or the Northland L ansportation Co., sailing from | Al rom oon Seattle for Juneaw Oct. 27. For H. Wheeler, J. P. James,|and leaves a wife and dau “|space or rates Phone 114 or see : 0. C. 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