The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1928, Page 5

By GEORGE McMANUS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1928. Z "~ BRINGING UP FATHER ILL LOCK THE CAT IN THE SHED TO-NIGHT AN GO AN' GIT IN THE GAME AT OINTYS- I'LL TELL MAGGQIE 1 COULDON'T FIND DUGAN TO GIVE HIM HI%S CAT UNTIL WHAT I'VE GoT TO DAY- 1O LIKE TO i SAY TO THE|| \ cAT- ae ma I ALLTHE LIGHTS ARE OUT- SHES ASLEER- THATS . GOOD- | WON'T n HAVE TO TELL A LOT WELL-WHAT HAVE YOU TO DAY FOR YOLRSELF FOR WALKING IN AT THIS HOUR OF THE LM‘QRNINQ? | | | i 20 Grocers COVERNORSAND - BROCERS TAKE i & THEIRMATCHES, " .- otal | Hermle 137 M’schmidt 150 150 |G chmidt 128 5 150 150 150 e 1 Former Beat Butchers and 1. xeison Later Trim Merchants | McKinnon in Elks Tourney 150 150 | 1 | Handicap The Governors beat the Butchers| 'rmoar two out of three, and the Grocers D < A won from the Merchants in like! manner in the [ vowling tour-|ZYNDA HOTEL BEING )1;|v|\|j|1l’|x\|;::‘tlxr ‘I;.”I"luil;\‘("[;:::\u‘:ll‘lf)f RENOVATED; LOBBY TO BE MADE LARGER vers and at $:45 the Bankers meet the Alaskans, and at 2 p.m.; i Sunday, the second matches in the| The Zynda Hotel is undergoing tournament with Anchorage will be [quite extensive alterations. All staged. of the rooms have been renovated C. Sabin nabbed the honors in and kalsomined and a crew of the opening match last night, roll- carpenters is at work enlarging ing 215 for high single game andthe hotel lobby. When the work 518 for high total. In the second is completed the lobby will ex- match Hendrickson rolled 205 for| tend the full width of the build- high single game and Bavard 559 ing front on Third street. The high average for the Grocers.|mezzaine floor is being enlarged George Messerschmidt rolled 235 as is the ladies’ parlor. The bal- for high single game in this match, | cony overlooking the lobby is be- The scores by game follow: ling remodeled to accommodate Butchors {parties and to serve as a lounge. Ficken 160" 132 141 B g A Kean 163 417 CARD OF THANKS Harris 125 51 T VanAtta 164 Radde 158 140~ 120 122 150—4 We wish to express our thanks 179505 | @nd_appreciation. for the many ’ aets of kindness extended to us ,/in cur bereavement snd sorrow - |in the loss of our husband and father, also for the beautiful !floral offerings and the cars so kindly offered MRS. M. A. PATTERSON, CHARLES PATTERSON, MR. and MRS. G. C. GRIGG —adv. Handicap 75 854 777 Governcrs 150 172 208 63—550 160 433 | .- — . 215 51*1 Sydney Laurence reproductions ——|in Christmas cards, original, dif- 21351lerent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at 30/the Nugget Shop. —adv. Total 2417 ‘Williams Shaver Lavenik Goddard C. Sabin 905 Handicap 10 | oy ] i ———eo—— 915 7 2465|01d papers ror gale at tne Tmpire, Total " ‘Laces and Lingerie Last Longer when washed our :‘Softhater Way” The lime in our hard local water forms in washing a lime soap that settles in and weakens the fibres of delicate fabrics—makes them brittle. Thus your fine linens and laces and lingeric wear out We use “rain soft” water exclusively in our laundry—which pre vents the formation of this sticky lime soap. And we use only pure oap—and less of that because of the extreme softness of our water. Thus the fine fibres of your filmy fabrics are preserved—your work somes from the wash soft and white and fluffy—your laces and ingerie stay dainty and fresh—when washed “the soft water way.” Let us prove to you the wonderful difference in you laundry work when washed “the soft water way." Ask us to call for a trial bundle. Be convinced Alaska Steam Laundry MAKE RAID | OPEN GENERAL STORE | iames myus, Mexican, was ar- | | Town by Prohibition Officer Hard- | |ing, U. S. Deputy Mar | Henry Roden announces that he|, o iarial | B jwill open a general merchandise|p,. teen pints of whisk store in the Case Building 16 10.gallon * keg of whiskey . wera ‘corner of Main and Front Strects ed. Ryus plead gulilty to po- ———————— Monday morning. The stock will| session of Intoxicating liquor and clothing for men, WOMen, | i) o sentenced Monday morning HERE NEXT MONDAY‘W\M‘ this afternoon in Indian |reau of Education have been fur. consist 4 I nished with supplies of vaccine and ¢hildren and babies, furniture, |, 7 g commissioner Boyle. [ medicines. Physicians are scarce dishes and crockery of all soits,| ————— land communication limited to the hardware, furniture, baby busgies, GUILD SALE at toys and other Christmas things.| rne Ladies culid of Holy > of the year | The stock will all be new but,mrinjty Cathedral will hold their A utherland, Deputy in some instances in broken lots,|annual sale and tea on Saturday, Co ioner for the and will be sold at o Fourth Division, arrived by plane|Among the merchandise to be sold | % r. J at M | at 3 pm. yesterday. are groceries, which must be sold} VANITY KODAKS —_— He left ¢ this morning for Pilot | uickly to make room for the dis- In all colors—=See our line, Station, 35 miles downstream, andPlay of other goods. Winter and Pond Co. adv - S, cted ! r e complete description of the| —————— ore bmallpox Reported | win go next to Mountain Village,” More complete deser p \r‘ ”,]:. I‘-.”,.h‘l\‘,. down ygoods will be included in adver. Sydney Laurence reproductions on Yukon—Physician | shall he discovered five|tisements in The Empire nes:|in Christmas cards, original, dif- 1 1 % 1 : veek—beginning Monday. ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at Arrives by Airplane s of small pox and a Wee ent R 3 yw P r of other sick people. Every! — |the Nugget Shop. ad habitant was vaccinated and! NOTICE wtment preseribed for the sick | We solicit your patromage for| A big stock of general mer- are about 160 people in Freight : Passenger accommo- |chandise marked for QUICK dis- all \d immediate vicinity, | dations e Motorship NORCO |posal i A great variety of items At Pilot Station there is an Indian sailing for Juneau Saturday, De- |including Clothing for men, wom- settlament of 68 men, women and|cember 1st. Northland Trans-|en and children. Also many ar- k. children, and 120 at Mountain Vil.| Portation Company. Phone . [ticles suitable for Christmas gifts. lower Yukon, it was announced|® . . fow et —adv. [Small stock of groceries will be today by Gov. George A. -Parks|lage. There are a fow scattere closed out at greatly reduced effort 1y being made to curp |Seitlements between there and St.| 5\ p " ) iy avagkas tuner. — first come, first served. [the epidemic and prevent its Michael {Call or write Juneau Music RODEN'S, Case Building, spread to the Indians and imos | |House adv. 'Front and Main Streets. —adv. in the remote lower countr; | A big stock of general mer-|—x - — - It is not believed the plague has' dige ked for QUICK dis- gone up river above Marshall, the posal. A great var of items Governor said. It is possible that|including Clothing wom- a number of villages below there|cn and children. Also many ar- are affected. There is not a 5 table for great number of Indian settlements t on the north branch, but on the|closed south mouth of the Yukon River it!prices is estimated there are between|AT ROD® Case Building, 1,000 and 1500 and serious re.|Front and Main Str —adv, sults might follow an outbreak of | K i on the disease there although all of |LET Aimgquist Presz Your Suilt. the schools maintained by the Bu-'We cal! and deliver. Phone 528. RIVER TRAVEL | mails this ti | D Tealth largely and very slow 3 ¥ five cases of small pox known at Marshall and ' s reported 80 miles down the Yukon River, at Mountain Village, a hard and fast “shotgun” quaran- tine has been est shed on the ————————— Shoot! The Juneau Gun Club IV greatly reduced t come, first served ‘ WILL HOLD A THANK What Goes With the Turkey TURKEY SHOOT Is just as important as the bird SUNDAY MORNING itself. The Mincemeat or Pump- NOVEMBER 25, STARTING kin, the Seasonings, the Vege- AT 10 A. M. tables, the Pickles or Relishes, all go to make up the feast. Events will be held in sev- , eral different classes. No “ Y?u i fi'.ld them a].l here of matter how GOOD or POOR a quality which good judgment a shot you are, you'll have demands, and at reasonable % good chaiiee 1o Sk prices. home a GOBBLER. Sanitary Grocery “The Store That Pleases” Radio Supplies Radio Sets—Batteries—Aerial Wire—Insula- tors—Tubes and Speakers—All at the right price. 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