The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1928, Page 8

g" CIVIL WAR VET, = Captain of Company at under u Battle of Gettysburg, |post, - Passes Away Here McPherson, Civi with f Funeral Juneau n B : |ARREST FOLLOWS RAID MADE ON RESIDENCE Arrested iturday o charg liquor intoxicati t Alaska me, wh it Familiar Figure « . Mr. McPhers most familiar f on was one on the e an and Dovglas wher T | for many years. He came STOCK QUOTATIONS ska in 1888 and since tha i had lived in the Channe NBW YORK, Dec. 17.—Alaska During the 40 years of his| ;044 mine stock is quoted today residence in the country, McPher-|, ¢ duction S4%, Amerions son made many trips into the hills|g e A nty e prospecting and located several $ . good claims in the vic of Eagle River. A pension from th i Government supplied most of his |y Aol 4 s needs i jleum 43% Member Juneau G. A. R. | b Deceased was one of the o | el i ot mem it the G 0t hreas Corpo U s the ¥ blic Post th 1] 5. By | 140, White E 1o yes v, - From Ll company 1783 old ve time the although | in Juneau in 1889, death called th ent Territory year - until at the pr SHARICK 1S IMPROVING only two in a few havc n up residence in the h Emery Valentine and| 1. J k “Doc” Carver mow make up the ously ill in S membership of the G. A. R t|several days, was report doing well considerir a ‘Cooper Lefevre, who|ousness of his case. Las with her mother dur-|{was operated upon and for two i , passed away|days his condition was considered about a year ago. She was the|grave, but he slowly yvared cnly woman in the Territory who|from the weal off »f th saw service during the four years'|operation and Mrs. Lefevre was the moth-|than holding his own { Judge H. B. Lefevre, who is| - well known around Gastineau| WE MAKE ENLARGEMENTS Channel ) Scenic Views adv ANOTHER SPECIAL SUGAR—15 pounds for $1.00 with a grocery orc ler Macaroni and Spaghetti, 3 packages $ Corn Flakes, regular 20c size, wekages By taking dd\lmtdml of our SI TIALS you will ln able to SAVE ONE-FOURTH on these staples. Garnick’s—-Phone 174 —_—___—_—-———-——————J WHAT COULD BE SWEETER Then to have the best in everything, at most prices, for the best cl of people in Juneau reasonable i Serious Situation Ra!ported Bone ! 1 iw ase himself but has been able [ |to keep going. | Medicines were asked . HITS HOONAH; | who there w ald to be ove wo 1 and breaking under drug in the villa ordered a supply Fhats A b R e patients none There by Dr. Borland b o Who Asks for Aid | Dr. Bor |here by J “(VH o Capt Peterso H a five-inch snowfall is r . A & h, to Dr.|Was enroute to Strawberry Poir | Strect car and automobile traffic =4 H. C. DeVighne, 1 al H to cruise timbe nd put into Hc is tied up in Dallas. Firemen . A “the Gov. nah late last ek When ¢ 3 | were callad out to rescue several Chrlsnn“g ernor's Office Hawkes. | 1€arned of the situation, he volun-|rair, it was said, will eclip | families wkcse homes were inun-| 4 i d to come worth, District intendent for ner efforts at ! dated . the Federal Burcau of Education.)®" "TRC = 4 ; ! { FALII SR SR N(’C(’ssltl(’s Dr. W. A. Borland, of this city, and| DF- DeVighne was preparing a, A gpecial committee composedj Imnl papers for fala at tas Tmoire Y obio mutse are altbupting to Handis| U8t of medical FHUDIEEIES. b sanh Tntra, - Jolin il | psbakiniinets e i I R 4 d there today. This morn-|pay D. Peterman is in ch of| | RS e x‘"l> r(n'("s'l- ,nlu.\,l S ¥ it was not known if murses o preparations. The lodge has| Judge John Reese, commandet; New Gifts for Every insel, Garland, = Ribbon, cretary t ; be obtained owing to red a 1 Jer of special| of the Grand Army of the Repub. : String, Wrapping Paper, Tt (0T SICOTE influenza conditions here which |y Decora. | lle, says the boys in blue will meet, Member of the Family |}Candles, Boxes, Stationery ondition T have ever come] ry for ms will be new an cually | €ach year so long as one lives, 2 Candy and Gifts for ever) tact with and has disastrous : i ) S king | Judge Reese of Broken Bow, fleb. (nmmd\ s+fzmes, Gift|{one. Get our prices for The town is en.|fOF Vvolunteer help, > | was 16 when he went to war, Vanity Sets of Yardley and|!special orders for decora- r without drugs and medical| Ked Cross Ready MRS. WM. ANUERSON CALLED “ - {Mello Glo, Manicure Sets, { tion material. N Fite : LA R SOUTH: BROTHER VERY ILLI |Shaving Sets, Desk Sets, Fen supplies. | . Should the sicy_arise, SOUTH; i TWO ARE FINED Snd Panetl: Sate; —_— E Aid Is Sought pter, American ; | & In addition to the 300 ds ready to aid, B. M.| Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Anderson,| g Sweedahl and Josiah Ke.|lDese are but a few of our| E" cases reported, a numt Behrends, man, an nounced | D will leave tomorrow on!gnakes. a Mgl R many suggestions. HELLAN’S a also affe inclu ) It had not been called on earl mer Pri s Mary for Se-| violation charge, kgeiae i PHARMACY | § Borland had an attack of the di-' Hoonah is the first Indian com ancisco whe Mrs. Ander: the U. S. C ssioner’s Cou Next to Valentine’s § 5 - - T s summoned owing to the eriti-| Ketchika g to report t —_— illness of a brother, W. elved today by o Mavihal Al } { Phone 33 Free Delivery ! ) Pictures Are Our Beloved Companions 7 Pictures reflect the snirit of the home. We respond quickly to their message of color and subject. Their influence is great in cultivating our good taste in literature, history and art. But like every good thing, it should be continuous, always present, and expressed in examples of the best art of the world. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, DEC. 17, 1928. The one nurs th isn't sometin suited for treatment of infiu-| had arrived and’s letter ‘was broug i 3 | on the Range here for medicin TRY OUR 2 FOR 15¢ ITEMS—Of the best quality, before you pay § or 9¢ to some one else for items of no quality Color reproductions of paintings are today made WHF t YOU COME TO US—For anything in the line by such excellent processes that it is within the of Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Ve bles you may be sure ! means of cvery one to adorn the home with exam- of getting real quality goods, the kind that will taste right, | ples of the world’s best art. and you will find that it is all marked with our famous . “HAPPY HOME PENCIL” and that is NOT 13¢ and ldec Our picture department is very complete in all sub- IT IS 2 FOR IF YOU PLI jeets. Talk to us about a Sydney Laurence original ASK ANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS while the prices are reasonable. Y g |‘ VISIT (Jastmfim firocery | THE NUGGET SHOP [ “YOU’LL BE SURPRISED” nk you all for last week's patrons P COMING—IT IS FOR MU'T . GooD” Kelloggs Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs. . . 25¢ Kelloggs Rice Krispies, Krumbles, Pep, 3 packages . . . . 90c Heinz Rice Flakes, 3 pac lm ges . . 50¢ Malt 0> Meal. Whole o® W hvut, 2 packages . . . e Servus Sphagetti and Mm ‘aroni, PONRREe . iiue . ek 15 o0z. packages Amocat Seedless Raisins, package . . . . . 10c Fresh Datos, 2 pounds . . 35¢ Sweet Juicy Oranges, 3 doz. for $1 00 GEORGE BROS. PHONES 92—95 OPEN TILL 11 P. M. 55¢ 10¢ e # ity to report an influenza epi-| most ce "um[ Blg Alrplane Holdmg G.A.R. 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