The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1929, Page 5

s o 2 2 s o Ve VIR B L R Sy s § L P e S T D e O Bt A il e iR e RN G e e 8 2 v G rtn o a5 o g e b THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1929. 5 BRINGING UP FATHLCR By GEORGE McMANUS ! i ] = Pl Tonis ] [FTM conmA ™ AR z TN N GOLLY- JERRY, ME < I'M GONNA SEE I 4 2 ) KNOW IT- BOT o 5 4 N A A fares R 7 WIPE AN HER MOSIC e ShE LR TR : o s ey SYT | NOT an Insurance Policy merely but W« i 1 9 DRIVIN' ME DAFE Y B ) & ] B = 1TH THE Al 7 y ' SARNis, T g . PROTECTION A _‘,\,\\5 Jj Jl / | When you put your money in a bank you make sure t J] ‘3 | the bank is sound. £ t | Your Insurance Policy might be worth more to you than your bank account—or nothing at all. 5 Reliable Insurance Dependable Service l { ’ A ' U Allen Shattuck, Inec. - ARG s 7 = e WEY NOT LET U8 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE | put your name on our coal list, 3 it Is certainly good coal. We deliver fresh dressed |\ . .— poultry eevry day. Our egsms are the largest and freshest that the hens produce. We carry a complete line of Poultry and Fox Feeds. ysd our trasater sefvioh- To the Public : lto fill any of tne positions, Willlwill return to Ketchikan on the] i NEW CITY BASKET | : EDDIE MACK Th 5 For the present Brunswick Machines and Records act as a main stan I.“k wid D. B. FEMMER will be sold from rooms adjoining Candy Factory on BALL TEAM NOW (sHoiman is a tavorite basketeer of party consists of the follow- Ph 4 Lower Seward Street, » BEING ORGANIZED t"¢ Juneau fans and has had lnu‘i Rlks: Walter Hicheock, P. R | one 11 ‘ Seward Street. experience in the game. Campeu| , Alfred Thiba-| f & % . b . - | well known in and aroundldeau F. O 7 | Tce Cream, 50 cents per quart. Fresh made Choeo- Now that the Cold Storage Bas au and is a graduate of the|and Mrs. Ziogler i | FRl ]ITS latest in boxes or bulk at wholesale prices—cash and . ketball team is broken up due!High school. He play ‘ —————— | FHUM MURGAN carry. pe LR Dok It soveral of HiRitehm) fork twd b ML & S| ROOSEVELT DUE IN Oranges, dozen ................... 40¢, 60c¢ and 80« EVERYTHING MADE FRESH DAILY — Nothing players of the squad have left Ju-|Kenneth Junge had his first bas. SEATTLE ON SATURDAY | Sl Rl ) | s ted that Be Boboht: -] di - neau for the winter, Johnnie Os-|ket experience at the Exerett High WITH DAMAGED STARR| DENVER, Col, Jan. 9.—BEddie| Apples, dozen | ‘'mported that can be bought in Junéau — patronize born, one of the most enthusiastic where be later became a player of| Lol iM;ulk.klji vn:gn‘: mauled and ‘51;::1);].} Jap Oranzes, dozen | your home town products. basketball fans in the town, 18 no mean abllity, while George Oja| SBATTLE, Jan. 7.—Officials of|ed his way 0 a decision over Tod : . S her material for aland Pete Peterson are too welllthe Washington Tug and Barge|Morgan, world's junior, lightweight ($1.35 per box) | ELMER E. SMITH : hat bids fair, once it is in known to need mentioning except | Company said the tug Roos 'h.'\nunmf in a vicious 10.round 5 x 2 & " e to give any team it tackles,|to state that they know ”,(,i,{[““.m tha. Tahil AlAamEr. & _|bout. The title was n:x’l at stake | Extra ]Azlrg(’ (,rzlln-frmt AAAAAA 15¢ ! 9a.m. to 7:30 p. m. a real battle. | game. damaged on the Alaska b 7 ¥ Gk L Ry E AT ¥ Osborn was a player on the High| Two games have already been|should arrive here Saturday, b > was bloody, with| Bananas, 2 pounds ; .25¢ " school of Wrangell, which-a!offered the t the Doug - The coast | ! s he was bz o Jt AR AL LA A 5 oy few , won the Southeast-| Firemen have nallenge | gug wtioned at[tiTed at the end of the bout. | VEGETABLES } e Alaska championship, andias has the Haines High school|Jur vessels| Mack hit Morgan low in the fifth l — wherever he goes he is always|team, expected to be in Junkau In|across the Gulf of Alaska |round. but. Morgan made no effort| Always the Best working up pep among his fellows the near future. As soon as the| AR TR R {to claim the fight on a foul, ) = 0 for his favorite sport He knows team aboard the cutter Unalga| AMERICAN LEGION NOTICE | #i-ieiseieboiebeieiieioieieieieioieiieieiet | Lettuce Tomatoes | Przces Reduced$150 to $250 the science of basketball thorough-|is well organized, a match with| Meeting Thursday night at| NEW Celer Purs]ey | Iy and if he sets himself to the |the City team will be made. The|Dugout at 8:00 o'clock. Members 4 Y | * task of coaching his mew team|firsi game will probably be with and ex-service men are asked to| EXCLUSIVE Brussels Sprouts Rutabagas [ DODGE BRO I[IERS and the players enter into the|the Douglas Firemen. |attend. ~ Chow call after. adv. | BOXED Bunch Carrots Parsnips i » spirit of the a team will ———— | e, e AL e Bl | 7s . result which will give a good ac- | I%TE?&EE?N&}F?E\KM% 27| STATIONERY Spinach Turnips | Standard and A, lCtOl'y Models 4 count, of itself with whatever team KETCHIKAN ELKS biro 84T 000 B ERlit hort hoith M- Shiit Cabbage | it is matched i jre-a % M e R Many Shades i | ** The new squad will be known| VISIT IN JUNEAU resular meeting Wednesday, Jan. | 3 ‘ ‘ M C IM o The Bow saund wif be Enown s [oth 4t & celock " Offcers ot the| |~ Best Yakima Potatoes, per sack .......... $2.50. | cCaul Motor Company e s . R ' o 3 e Wi e insta d 4 e8~ | and the name implies, is made up| The Ketchikan Blks bowlingl0dse will be i i 0 v back guarantee insures you the highest | of players who have made Juneau| team, aboard the Northwestern iy M A oA ur money back guarantee insures y ghes their home [route to Anchorage, came ashore “CV: TR THAT [ S | quality products The tentative lineup of the newlas soon as the steamer docked! STORE HOURS | i R ta i b ia dhe dAad team is: “Doc” Holman, Johnnie|and spent the few hours the smo‘ For the accommodation of the | L 4 Osborn, forwards; H: Campen, cen-|was in port visiting brother Elks.|trade, this storé will be 'open | Phone 25 CALIFORNIA GROCERY ter; Kenneth Junge, George OjayThe party of bowlers is to play Thursday evening, January 10th, | Free Delivery i START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT / ’ guards and Pete Peterson, who is{a series of five games with the'until 9 P. M an all-around player and well able! Anchorage Elks after which they adv. B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. 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Mens’ Work Clothing and Sox, Ladies Kann’s ' StOI‘Q.‘ : and Childrens’ Clothing-Dresses S A Beautiful Silver Anni- versary BUICK Stockings, Etc. v Also Many Other Items oy ,V.vl};::ir??rlgnwz:"b:f::.yf.:ft;.?:efogfir 5 : versary BUICK. ly g Sold on liberal terms. b TERMS CASH--No Exchanges, No Approvals Connors Motor Company i Service Rendered by Experts - Priced 25 per cent Below Seattle Wholesale Prices s e W = FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED - FRYE BRUHN A OO QUALITY MEATS V. .A PAINE, Trustee in Bankruptcy Delicious Hams and Bacon Sale Conducted at Giovanetti’s Store g Frye’s Baby Beef ST = = s . £ Old Papers for sale at Frupire Office uumnmwmuw&ummwmImlmlllmlulIllmllllllmllllIllllllllllulillllllllllullllulllllmulllulllllIllmlII|||lIllflggmuullm"munu|||||||||||||umunuu|||||||||||m|num|u||m|m