The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 8

AMERICAN LEGION INSTALLS OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR| AKUTAN GIVES UP SEARCH FOR HALIBUTERS NO WOI‘(] Received Search Party Combing Coast Near Yakutat {”"“_ .. Kean succeed Berentsen; Second Robert Cou tu earch r Juneau | n has some good bowling ma- | members. However | n was taken on| t any rate the boys| hape and if hey who will Akutan ha k > 1 amon, no definite the ‘ma he ma s decided uj will be Those compose have n been decided but there will | be no la d player | Afte the meeting the it | members enjoyed a supper that coast line|was prepared by Chef Stonehouse| there to Mud Bay, which Manville in the Dugout Italio River where Then most of the mem eported found t} t to the Brunswick Bowl-| and pr ded to ge ible ma this w Middleton 1si team to search the n 'uw - with f TASILLAS SENTENCED TO r net expected m 90-DAY TERM BY BOVLL search party for sev as the country it must st travel 1 the Yakut | | eral days | Pleading guilty to being an ad- traverse will prevent dict of marcotics, Enrique Tasillas, | arrested carly this week with a small quantity of marijuana in his | OPEN LOCAL STORE |{™¢uiove 0 i 7 '8 com| TCGMORROW MORNING mi P Joyle. A { possessic ously filed again hin wa Piggly Wiggly's first Juneau|ped store will be thrown open to the| public a tomorrow by Donald President and | harg previ- | drop ——ev—— SHARICK VERY LOW . Sharick, who was oper- ated on at St .Ann’s Hospits be- | vesterday morning, was repor ing established sometime ago at |38 being very low early tod Ketchikan |He is suffering from a compli A third store will be opened at|tion of three serious case Petersburg in the near future,|Shortly after he entered Mr. Armour announced. Later hospital, Mr. Sharick had an a he plans opening other business|tack of heart troube which houses in towns to the West-|borted affecting him at ward. present, and now influenza The store here is located in|keeping him in an acute cond the quarters formerly occupied by | tion since the operation for | the pool, billiard and card rooms strangulated Hernia of the Juneau Billlard Parlors Fixtures » been installed and k is on hand for Mr. Armour ) 3% 1 L. J second Al e, the firs *. Vifquain, a and Yukon th summer headqu here by Mrs.|ters at Dawson, is a southbou and William Houselman, | pa senger on the Queen. Mr. V quan v pend the winter in t} State ming to Dawson in| the spr | R ALBUMS LATEST DESIGNS | Alaska Scenic Views adv. | - - Varied selection of Christmas cards at the Empire. Armour cashier. —,o—— Dell E. snerim, Ataska's tuner. Call or write Juneau Music| House. adv. | Christ- Call at the i | i BILL, OLD BOY YOU SURE KNOW YOUR ONIONS Bill Bluhill, on We just received a card from Mr. which he said: “A salesman who talks of nothing but price usually has nothing else to talk about.” MR. BLUHILL MEANS THAT THERE QUALITY FOR THE POOR FELLOW TO ABOUT—IT IS ALL “PRICE APPEAL.” SO PLEASE REMEMBER Our merchandise is all true QUALITY and we have the service and the fair prices to back it up. IS NO TALK “Ask Any of Our Customers” . sortment of Christmas Candy on dis- play for the occasion that will not only be appro- priate but altogether wholesome and delicious. And it is all priced with our famous “HAPPY HOME PENCIL” so you all can have lots. We have an a (Gastineau Grocery PHONE 37 IT CAN’'T BE DONE I thought I was going to have the flu, so I went to see a medicine man. He gave me a little round box on which was written: “Take one pill three times a day.” I can make a poor heating plant heat. I can give you a good job of plumbing cheap—but I cannot take one pill three times a day. I thank you, GEE BEE. ‘FIRST AD HAS - arr is rudderless and her m.,,.nm is damaged. Although no radio advices have 1, the steamer Ala- ¥ ted to be at the some time to. 1 to take the aboard and tow - Navy| ¢ L. 1id the I w K Bohl, Wil liam e men hu holidays s e - WI‘ FFAMF PICTURES e Views .- le on the 2 | leaves over th adv 1 01d papers ror mnirs PAYS T() BUY OUR SATURDAY 58 DOLLAR § B SPECIALS “MAKE US PROV !* IT™ 6 cans Amocat No. | Sifted Peas . . $1.00 5 cans Del Monte Picnic Asparagus Tips . 1.00 5 cans Del Monte Pre- pared Prunes . . 1.00 4 cans No. 2 Del Monte Bartleit Pears . . 6 cans No. 1 tall Peaches, Halves . . 1.00 6 cans Del Monte Chicken Tamales . 1.00 5 cans Solid Pack Toma-- toes, No. 21-2 G.W. 1.00 3 cans No. 2 Del Monte Assorted Jam . . 1.00 7 cans Imported Sardines Octagon . . . . 1.00 13 Lighthouse Cleanser 1.00 10 Old Dutch Cleanser . 1.00 10 packages Servus Spaghetti or Macaroni1.00 10 rolls Flexo Toilet Paper. v . % . 7 cans Van Camps Pork and Beans . . . 2 cans Chicken with . Noodles . . . . 1.00 3 cans Lunch Tongue . . 1.00 3 cans Roast Beef . . 1.00 3 cans Corned Beef 1.00 3 cans Alaska Reindeer Roast . . Brooms, each . . 1. ()() 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 W here Service, Price and Quality Meet at GEORGE BROTHERS PHON Open Till 11 P, M. * | [ known in a conditions, ¢ DEC. 14, 198 mi GHAHBER ASKS DELEGATE FOR REPEAL EFFURT ' {Urges Df‘legate to Work for Change in Merchant Marine Act of 1920 (Continued from Page One) Air 1508 it 'were found that the | for the business mar unite to comba g by mail, by edu 1. Saloum, promi merchant, endorsed the nd declared such a sur- 5 badly needed. 1929 Yacht Race The 1929 Capital to Capital Yacht ice will be sponsored t v\ny 1 Yacht Club and will con- to b wn by that name Afler future races, wheth 1d annually or biennially, wil sponsored by and run under wuspice of » International ka Cr ), it was mad made by the Committee, com. Whittier, W. t Simpson he report was re. dischatged by 1 tle by ing report Chamber's ' Race omm thanks report cove » Olympia ions ther nt nmended the formation of Juneau Yacht club to handle | ¢ 3 > in the [the I salting of hours was er As a bil cently introduced in Cong purpose, the Chamber author h vie wi ' measure representing | Mi » Juneau of discriminatory clause ral Merchant Marin Act of 1920, He said it is not possible for Alaska sawmills o] neet Puget Sound competition in n markets under existing ming that the local mil licapped more than $14 per g feet on spruce by he time it was loaded on cars a 3 1 if it were possible for' | shipments to be loaded on Cana | dian bottoms here and transport- {ed through Minneapolis and St | 8] Junea e impe peal of t n the Fe east basis with the Sound plants. would enable the plant to build up a box manufacturing business out | g3- of material now wasted profitable year. s now in Ketchikan and will come north next eastern April and ca and passengers. In a brief resume, Boyle the Executive Committee since the last meeting held by the Chamber. All of this was Chamber. Eighteen members were in nomination toc ommit nan VanderLe Simpkins, ¢ Ficken, Faulkner, meeting in January. Visitor i cluded: I merce Agent 1 | Company MUSICAL POWDER Frec Dellvery Sub Btatlon Post Office No. 1 aul via Prince Ruper, the locallthe Pacific Coast Coal Company, honorary member of the Chamber, was welcomed by the Chamber. could compele on an even It |e 2 and give employment to local la- from nine to 11 months each | WHO'S WHO AND WHERE | v ————— 8 Airplane Man Coming Mr. Sandbank, representing nion Air 28, will arrive to open nego. ablishment of een Juneau and ) Spring, accogling to made by President W to the Chamber. Ha ana wife, from engers south on| Noble was former! arshal at Sitka having resign she ime ago. He and his wife will make their future home in the States J. A. Ramsey, of the Field Divi. S. General Land Office | from Sitka | Ramsey left | William Nobl, su}m were Tuesday. The Unior [in Lines recently anounced plan inaugurating a regul: between Seattle Alaska, beginning ing mail, returned en. Mr. Sunday Allen Shattuck ‘m-\" | s south on the, Queen. . They are to spend about | a month in & iting their son and daughter a and Cu tis. Virginia is attending Oregon Agricultural College and Curtis is attending the University of Washington. No Inate Directorate c e placed | Mr. and mrs. M. P. Brindle of he Board | St 8 15| Queen. Mr at the Naval radio station at Si -— d Secretary Py outlined the work done by ratified by the T nex n are 1 by to be the nomin F. Heintz Beenard, H Rice, George Cleveland, Arthur i H. L Simp- Can’t be beat anywhere, cards) to please the most fas'idious, Samples at Bmpire cffice. L. w. Roy lacKinnon nay Other: vidual mem isley, W. K. Ke and | ¥ Nominations are| COmpacts, mes, the “N,\Amtv ‘%«-1\ oi Yardley and|} Mello Glo, Manicure Sets, at today's meeting in ‘\ha\mg Sets, Desk Sets, Pen S. Dobbs, member of | and Pencil Sets. Ketchikan Chamber of Com-|These are but a few of our and J. D. Anstey, Relief| many suggestions. for the te l|n~)\||n b 4 New Gifts for Every Member of the Family | Gift pen until Phone 25 Wonderful Free I)ell ery BOXES and PERFUME ATOMIZERS well known artist. ! | the o the Stowart teres the light and power plant at Prince Rnl»r:( overcoat, the |and three BUYING POWER PLANTS Pastern Canadian power inter- sts have been given an opt urchase the plant International any power and lighting Portland Canal country the lighting among other ald to be the si > seeking an optic clude ‘What D | KETCHIKAN POLICE TO BE UNIFORMED The Ketchikan City Council has and Jias since |ordered that the Ketchikan police- 1 working on the Sitka tywn-|men must wear niforms. The or- er does not be a uniform but pr es for a ark blue blouse and a cap. olice Department of that onsists of Hart Humber, patrolmen - e - place chief, Varied selection of Christmas cards at the Empire. (ol il B Christmas Necessities Cards, Seals, Tinsel, Garland, Ribbon, String, Wrupping Paper, Candles, Boxes, Statione Candy and Gifts for every- one. Get our prices for special orders for decora- tion material, HELLAN’S PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s Phone 33 Christmas Free Delivery Paintings HAVE YOU SEEN THEM IN OUR WINDOW ? They are the product of W. John Harris, 3e sure to buy Alaska’s one or more chances on these pictures before they are all gone. BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Phone 134 When We 8ell It It's Right Citrus—large | \ Ay SPECIALS FOR TODAY 3 pkgs. Macaroni, regular 2 for 25¢, 3 for packages now 4 for ... Garnick’s—--Phone 174 Gift Suggestions From the Dry G oods Department Men Shaving Sets Letter Cases Key Rings Najavo Pillows Elk Blankets Picture Frames Poker Smoking Ash Trays Table Lamps Bill Folds Stationery Cards Desk Clocks Shakers Girls Hosiery Women Manicure Sets Hosiery Handkerchiefs Shoulder Flowers Boudoir Pillows Painted Lunch Sets | Hot Dish Pads | €olored Bed Linen Bed Lamps Neckwear Parses Gloves Toilet "Sets $ Perfume Compacts Snugglers ; Qarters Flower Sets Wool Gloves Manicure Sets Seéwing Sets Overnight Bags Purses Rubber Aprons Chokers Earrings Fancy Pins Boys Mah Jong Sets Hosiery Garter Sets Pencil Sets Fountain Pens Cards Checkers Book Ends Wall Clocks Belts Books Wool ‘Gloves old + Juneaw’s Style Cernter stein’s Emporium