The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 7, 1928, Page 7

ARNEY CbOGLE AND SPARK PLU(, e 1H[: DA]LY ALASKA LIV'PIRL FRIDAY, DLL # o MORN!NG 19 HAVE FELT STRANGE = SOMEONE IS TRYING To SEND YOu & FMESSAGE LET ME £ ALNE! 1 Musr CONCENTRATE CE| Weatner Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Junean and vicinity, beginnmg 4 p. m. today: Rain tonight and Saturday; fresh southeasterly winds LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. Hunmudity wWind Velocity Wflathu 29.13 41 90 SE 14 29.29 42 54 16 29.28 41 85 CiBLE AND RALI YESTERDAY Higheat 8 p.m. fime— 4 p. m. yest'y 4 a. m. today SE Nocn today ) xF PORTS TODAY 8 n.m Low S8a m. P temp. temp, temp. 10 14 14 16 2 0 14 10 12 20 16 16 16 10 12 Eagle 18 18 20 St. Paul 34 30 Dutch Harbor.. 4 2] Kodiak : 20 » Cordova Juneau 490 Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco Btattons— Barrow Nome Bethel Fort Yukon Tanana Pt. Cldy y than 10 miles. Duteh “tar Portland NOTE neau, Prince cisco are made | & — —Ot tions at St. Paul Rupert, attle, at 4 Juneau time. The pressure Im\ twenty terior and Souther Als agka Peninsula, and wester] the southward The pres ain; but f z in Alberta pitaticn ha urred ov of Easte 4 Southern Alas E the ather the Western po Temperatures in the upper tallen the VRECEPTION AT TEMPLE I T0 BASKETBALL GAMES 4 BE PGSTPUNED |Failure of Furniture to At-| ‘| rive Causes Masons to Defer Reception m., in lowest report 1es over moct point necr :d in the high in the Pacifie is the ae we: is DOUGLAS NEWS S— Plenty of baskethall exciter will be on tap at the Nat. this ev ning when the Women's town| team will take on the high school | #irls’ team and the firemen will | mix with the high school boys’ quintet again. w-di ng' the Practically the same lineups nie mple seen in the first games two \\u)\« fcr a ago will play tonight. The first|nounced game will start at 8 o'clock. | i charge. — e fixed late MRS. CRIM HONORED | The faily | turniture to 5 entertained at|the postponeme evening in honor|ed to have who recent k but did ing from It is de ip to hav plete in e throwing the The public r { for tomorrow ‘ption announce the Masons open of the has been postponed an- the committee A new date will bel for this reception. t of the was s % Mrs. Rose Da Rer home last of Mrs. lIowa Crim, arrived here from 25 guests were pri provide the pri the prize for one J. Balog. Dainty re served. - , RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS not make attle. red by the the smber- com- ot before| open to thel s gald. For gon the reception will not until the furniture and ings received and in | shments doc are Mrs. R. R. Brown who has been | \luite 111 for the past week is re- ported on the road to recovery now and will soon be able to get out again. S eee TAKEN ILL ON JOURNEY William Schwarzenberg, who left here recently enroute to his old | (home in Germany, has been over- taken by illness in the east and| [pas been taken to-a hospital in Pittsburgh, Penn., where he iz in a’ serious condition, according to a message received by Mrs.|children’s shoes repaired. Rubber Schwarzenberg. | heels put on. while YOU WAIT. e | MICHARL VAGGE'S Shoe Shop SUFFERS PAINFUL ACCIDENT jacross the street from Goldstein's Emporium on Seward Street. adv. | Next week, beginning Wetines- day, the local annual Masonic re- | {union will be held in the Temple, |degrees being conferred on a ‘;numner of candidates. e FORGET-ME-NOT TEA ROOM OTICE Hereafter all cakes will baked in our kitchen as Herman is not doing our b be Mrs. ng. —adv. - SHOL R¥PAIRING All kinds of ladies, men's and | ‘While doing some repair work| on his son’s delivery car last eve- hing, Alex Gair had one of his little fingers amputated above the {rst joint and the next finger bad., ly lacerated when his hand caught in the gear. The injuries were dressed by Dr. Kirby. —————— WANTED—CAMERAS 1 Obsolete and worn-out cameras with dirty lenses and sluggish guechanism cannot take good pic- tures. Why not trade your old gdmera in on_a new model? We W I make you a fair allowance 1o matter what make or model you may have. A shipment of late modél cameras will be on display & few days at Alaska Scenic)” t, Alaskan, 25 cents each ( YES VES. I HAVE 17! NOU ARE WANTED AT A RTAIN ADDRESS = JUST A MOMENT -1 T WILL COME = HERE TS ONCE: To AWCOK | AWOIK | 1928. Ly BILLL DE BECK . \ 7 WHaT A HUMPTY pumply S NEKC REHVOD WHAT aM I DOING HERE 2 ou ves TUMECNE NEEDS & ZANANI : \ Enormous ccntributiens to two ontstandinzly succe (leit) a Scctchman, has give (right), a Jew, formerly subject, crippled children. LONDON, Dec are Scotch wh rnhard Bar maker, United m who St sful Br has established a $2,5C0,000 | Woolav cha itish n fun 1 for orphans and benefactions ,000,000. ART ’Folger- ' Flavor. .. beecause 1 like it! ND that, coffee leverseverywhere, is the real reason for the increasing popu= larity of Folger-Flavor « » «» because she and thousands of others like it! Once you know the indi- viduality of Folger-Flavor, FOR THOSE WHO PREFER PERCOLATED coFFEE Measure water into clean coffee pot and bring to boil. Measure ioto perco- lator basket one ded tables FOLGER' sc.f?:r every cup of water. (@ EAF=9Co mel FOLGER FLAVOR know its unfailing dependa- bility, the chances are that you'll become a regular Fol- ger user. So convinced are we that we urge you to make this simple test. Buy a can of Folger’s Coffee today. Drink Folger’s tomorrow. morning; the next morning drink the coffee you have been using; the third morning drinkFolger’s again. You will then decid- edly favor one brand or the other. The i Best Coffee wins. | That’s fair, isn’t it? | F}o LG,",E R’s COFFEE NAME n away more on bu m machine | re than s an American citi 1 then went to England e |COL. CONRAD Di[S workin vited an (o compan for many with mining de- | in the Porcupine | inland from Haine Iy portation in best upon been a many with Captain with Coronach 3 b his brether, romance leavin yoars he land ort Benton and, a City and rnlluy‘ Montana 1z al then ern { to | pecia with vari He was broke » to Alaska in 189 led in mining in the distriet vntil he took cupine placers. He r: s of moey to de nd the silver lead | o acquired at Windy | projects finally col- ars old De us de Fr e when | when | Ket- cver d lop Marquese 2 cnairman known life and hardest, B i wml} H brokerage and a thou i urvived by busines daughter a son, in the San Fran- \cigco, living in| the East. 1ad been in illthealth for| I years when he was taken | Columbus nitorium at| November The physi- decided t he must be d far cancer of the ch. He never recovered from the operation. He was buried at Se - (10LDSTLI‘N S EMPORIUM un or your accommodation He open every evening I cian op on who own | those o added to my Baron does his hard boyhoo his early st in the Unit abeut 15 when he ! birth. He States by making hand—and selling Cigarette smoking was then beginning. His great luck a few years later when he invent poines peak me attle. not « s . ay ssia we until adv. w m be left the Christma of his - PARISH CARD PARTY Wednesday night, Dec. came 8:15 o'clock, refreshments, pr 'public invited. [ GG, TONY Beginning Monday, Dec. 3rd, 59 discount on cash s on everything in Grocery line, including Eggs, Butter and \11”\. PHONE DOUGLAS 6 Always Dependable Regular as' clockwork—that’s your ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE. Promptly at the time specified your laundry is called for, washed beaniful- ly clean and returned you neatly folded. 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