The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 22, 1929, Page 2

S R Tables and UL ’[ i U npainted i i Zil ' Ch(u_rs Juneau Young Hardware Co. e erad KOLSTER RADIO RECEIVERS Table and Cabinet Models Electric and Battery Operated Sets dilk dmym'mm{ have, shovt Adk_, o T & W { / "”m me;fm% Chire dmm#, | Alaska Electrw Lighi i i : & Power Co. fynal'dumg. csal Both hawe. incwustitiens of darkey Jad«u‘ wh @ ACarf cotlar %mi Juneau Phone 6 Douglas Phone 18 g ""‘f‘&" i e higdMWotsllsrde % ’Paflm Bsadl- § W f‘% K " The passage of time but serves to make his memory more sacred to all Americans. “HEART OF THE YUKON" AT LIBERTY TONIGHT DOUGLAS |- NEWS ' N - ] D. F. D. MEETING The truths which he formulated in conduct- ing the affairs of his administration, have been proved sound and wise by subsequent events. In making decisions, Washington thought net only of the past but of the future applicability of his prin- ciples. It was this quality of foresight that made him a great man. It is this same quality of fore- irht, of tuinking for the future, that will aid you : Through the Centuries the Greatness i of Washington Grows Clmrer i f the Yukon, ture pictura which will wction on the program | Halibut Boat Ouwners We Have a First Class New Connection For Handling Insurance on Your Boats eer in the gold it rich Jut a notorious hl]ll’rll Ilm'»* most b PR The Tnstallatioh’ 5f a figna on the city hall tower, eqiipment changes for Nob hill 3 to get it aw werd two ‘matters given cOnsldera- from him. Gynan also poses tioff at the regilar meating of the o father of little Anita Wa Doliglds -Velunteer department las evening. 'The purpose Of a Sl her father whom she has nover nal® Nght would be, to seen. Although Gynoy convinges whon @ fire was out and danger yor (hat he is {he m Hardy aver, or to notify searching partic the truth and o wild in case someone was lost, that the ross the frozen: snows lost had been found. ynon who is trying to e | A demonstratian of ths Shur-'cape with Anitd, Step fire extinguisher was gi $ £ S ihy '(rh\l Hartly, :IM is repre ! Commercial job priuting at The, D o dovice, which roved Y3 o Allen Sh. k. I ;lnteresnnx ' L Sete L ! en (lttl'/q b nc' | JAPANESE TEA EVENT s TNy T A ot Bhe, Insurance—Real Estate i ‘ : i BF : FHT ‘;l’a!r' was the silver tea given y | SUMMONS {terday ~afternoon by the - Li '} No, 2510-.. And in case of your failure to 'League for the benefit of Japane In the District Court a Jun TOM P 5 OPROJEET . mL enemy; ¢ (The Yanglsze and the Insurance Co. of North America have both quit) m yeur struggle for success. 3 { PR v Stdwe Closed All Day Friday * * . B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. who has come North searc The new company, THE FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA, has assets of above $25,- 000,000 and has a very fine loss paying record dating back to 1817 | | E Juncaw's Leading Department Store A > New, select line of vis after the 15th day of 9, in case this sum- ons 14 published, or within for- Mer. ‘n days after the date of its serv- Jivi-liee: upon-you, in case this sum- uppear and answer at the time missions. The League rooms werc and place uore]mvnuoned plain- uppralpnlnmy decorated the ph oR ! 1 will' také Judgment against occasion with apple blossoms and .. ..x;‘Iu)s is Im-rvul‘u.pnu) you person- Nll tor the rélief demanded in Japanese lanterns. ;"[‘ 3;] S Shawer the ]complnlnt sald complafit as above set forth. | Hostesses were Mesdames I A. of the ahove nameq plalntiff, on Sy o for the publication J. Gallwas, L. D. Hammock and “file in said Ccurt, in the above en iR ooy, of this summons’ was made by John ‘Mills. New Frocks for daytime and evening wear '“' of the United e ‘Coyirt on the 14th day of P el : . to Demetr Plaintiff, in faid action, de- T"*""“M}S . IWASH”‘G“’NS BIRTHDAY doneer In(erlor Mmer Is! '-Hlmmnnlur bove mamed mands the following relief, to- Wi 'm WHEREOF, 1, . OBSERVED IN DOUGLAS defendant, G¥ wit: the disgolution of thie bonds )x;' e upto set my hand and S T 2 Aflef Road to Pr,operty | You'are hdteby H'rulu"'l to ap-of matrimony Ncretofore existing nl{w seal of sald Court,| The temporary suspension of ac have arrived on the last hoat and ar Located in New A pear in the District Court for (e hctween plaintiff and defendart; ’t i&iqb ¢ February, 1929, tyitles of most 6f the busin il ocated in FEA Terrilory of Alaske R ou) 2 Lol ory / s Divi-ithat plaintifft he granted the sote : N, firm§ and closed’ schaols repre- now on display. thirty <u mdy aml care (l the safd min / : publica \ , namely, . 8. Dlu(rhzl‘uun ‘sented the quict’ observianes of <3 va: Tomd authoritles relative Feb. x. 1929. ‘Washington's Bir(hday today, in 1 2 construction of a road 'ln “tho Nizina River and the -mllllMHlIII|I|I|1|IIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIHIII&IIHIIHHIIWHHHIH MIIIHIMIIHMIIII [ IlllflllllllmlmlmlhflflllfllIIHIIIHQ Ihere s No (o v,r’,r: what !s desmibed as sromising mineral deposits In an As higher quality at lower p_' ;s:gs than )ou wnfl find at ouf sfere. +3 i . 0 ‘onfer with Territorial and d PRINTS have new designs on the mode and the daytlmc frocks are in- these smal‘t at- terns in- fovely flat crepe, .Youthfully xophl{;&maud, in dfash)qn, and Lharmmg are these new dresses in gay sprmg colors. ~Sizes 16-tp.44, '; Special for q’lturday $12Jh 5 and 516 7 FE2 i " w dlstrict, Martin Har- néer ‘interior m'ning man, Hiag here until next woek. e grouadh> is dev jated at the ‘foot of C r ahd i3 ‘on the Chitina Rne- yout £0 miles from MeCarthy. Considerable work has been lone by Mr. Harrais, tracing the vein and uripnlng aud in explora- tory activities. ‘ "The deposit con- tains ‘copper, €ilver lead and zinc. Arayf show copper runhing as . high &b 3110 psr ton al present market quotations on that ‘metal: Transportation is the big prob- ‘ lem he faceg in development There is ‘4 road from MecCarthy 1o the ' Nitina 'River, ‘which is , ‘and a“good trail to the “River.” Supplies can be led on the ground but ore ship- {8 impossible under present ditions. ~ Mr. Harrais is confi- “dent that he could land his ore . chesper at shipping points Mayo org 18 being handled, it Frot 0 @ réad over which ran be operaicd. He has about 3 THE EVENING GOWNS are a. d!hsht to ‘the smartlv dressed woman. “Fhe new collectmn of gowns includes sev- v eral versions of the spring style themes;, in moire, chiffon, taffeta, tulle and satin. ~'l‘hsy are in lovely shades of lufimk orchid, f, yellow and bl $16.75 and $29.50 | HOSIERY A new shfpment of gold stripe hosiery. OEES A 2\ % mrfimmmmmmlmunmmnum i ,"W - - vt e A I SAY IT WITH BANANAb AND EVERYTHING 4&‘ snmmnm«mm||||l|muu|muummmmnmuummmmmmmmummlmuml W‘ it 18 believed to be L\m nnl\ div lly” bullt airplane landi P *MWilen Ow ‘a plane-to Valdez) rraid Teveled ul" = P. S. ---Tomorrowi is Saumday, % eleven dimes for nnmmnnumnummmmmnunmmmmmmnm