The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1929, Page 8

FINE PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED FOR JULY 4TH Official Program for An- nual Local Celebration Made Public Today Beginning with the appearance of the Westminster Glee Club sing- ers in this city July 1, and 2, the Fourth of July Committee has ar- ranged a celebration program that will run continuously until “After the Ball is Over,” on the night of | the Fourth. There will be the usual patriotic exercises, baseball games, a big| smoker, races and other events for the kiddies, races for adults, and the grand ball. Hon. John Rust- gard, Attorney General of Alaska, will be the Orator of the Day. Program of Events | The Westminster Glee Club will appear on July 1 and 2. On the following day the Army and Navy will tangle on the bal lfield, the Navy Air Mappers’ team taking on a Soldier outfit from Chilkoot Bar-| racks. On the evening of the same day, the American Legion smoker card will be staged. The Fourth opens with a band concert at 10 am. Patriotic exer- cises will start at 11 am. and be| held in the Palace Theatre. These will consist of: Selection . City Band | Reading, Declaration of Indepen- dence, Miss Muriel Jarman Vocal Selections Jack Fargher Patriotic Address Hon. John Rustgard. Sports in Afternoon At 12:30 pm. the races and other events will be staged at City Park as follows: 1—Boys' only. cents; ¥—Girls' only. cents; 3—Boys' only. cents; 4—Girls’ only. cents; 5—Boys’ only. cents; 6—Girls’ only. cents; T—Boys’ only. cents; 8—Girls’ only. cents; 9—Boys' only. cents; 10—Girls’ only. cents; 11—Boys’ only. cents; 12—Girls' only. cents; 13—Boys’ only. cents; 14—Girls' 25-yard Dash, 4 years First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 25-yard Dash, 4 years First, $1.00; second, 75] third, 50 cents. | 25-yard Dash, 5 years First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 25-yard Dash, 5 years First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 50-yard Dash, 6 years First, $1.00; second, 75| third, 50 cents. 50-yard Dash, 6 years| First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. | 50-yard Dash, 7 years Pirst, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 50-yard Dash, First, $1.00; second, third, 50 cents. 50-yard Dash, 8 years First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 50-yard Dash, 8 years First, $1.00; second, 75| third, 50 cents. 50-yara Dash, 9 years| First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 50-yard Dash, 9 years First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. T5-yard Dash, 10 years First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 75-yard Dash, 10 years T years 5| Pen\(lleton ALL WOOL WORK SOX Good Weight 3 pair for $1.00 | SABIN & SCOTT The Store For Men DEW The Original Color- less Deodorant | 19—Boys'y75-yard Dash, 14 and 15 | First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. | 75-yard Dash, 11 years| First, $1.00; second, 75 third, 50 cents. 75-yard Dash, 11 First, $1.00; second, ; third, 50 cents. 75-yard Dash, 12 years . First, $1.00; second, 75 cents; third, 50 cents. 18—Girls' 75-yard Dash, 12 years only. First, $1.00; second, 75 cents; third, 50 cents. only. cents; 15—Boys’ only. cents; 16—Girls' years 5 years only. First, $1.00; second, | 75 cents; third, 50 cents. 20—Girls’ 75-yard Dash, 14 and 15 years only. First, $1.00; second, 75 cents; third, 50 cents. 21—Boys' Potato Race, 15 years and under. First, $1.50; second $1.00 22—Girls’ Egg Race, 15 years and under. First, $1.50; second, $1.00. | 23—Boys' Balloon Race, 15 years| and under. First $1.50; second, $1.00. 24—100 - yard Dash, open to all Frist, $5.00; second, $3.00; third, $1.00. 25—100-yard Dash, First, $5.00. Baschball at 3 P.M. At 3 pm. the Moose and Elks teams of the Gastineau Baseball League, will play for the purse hung up by the Fourth of July Commit- tee. ning of the Fourth the program. Soldiers only. will conclude - e A SHIPMENT TO THE STORE This alone doesn't MEAN A| THING. However, the mere fact THAT we received seven tons of groceries and three tons of fresh green vegetables and lucious fruits on the steamer “Alaska” MEANS that THIS store is a success and the public respond here to our ef- forts to get the best food stuffs the market affords at prices much less than the “PRE PIGGLY WIG- GLY DAYS.’ The 3,266 stores es tablished before the 3,267th one in JUNEAU are funciioning in the same efficient manner, pleasing their regular customers day by day,! building good will by quality and PRICES, making NEW customers and DISTRIBUTING TO YOU! without waste. “PIGGLY WIG- GLY” is a NATIONAL INSTITU- TION and is ever mindful of mar-| ket conditions, buys for cash, sells, for cash -and passes the benefits| along to YOU. —adv. MEN’S CRAVENETTED CAPS Nonbreakable Visors and ATER PROOFED Wool Cloth No Other Caps As Good Price No Higher J. M. Saloum Next to Gastineau Hotel ——— el Madame Hevena Rubinstein, International Beauty Special- ist, says: “Remember that within you there is latent Beauty, new Youth, greater Loveliness. Let me help you.” Valaze Pasturized Face Cream Valaze Cleansing Cream Valaze le Skin Food (embellisseur) Valaze Bleach Cream, Face Powder, Lip Sticks, Hair Tonics Sole Agents Phone 25 Free Delivery Cameras Non-Irritating Harmless to Use Juneau Drug Company H. M. HOLLMANN R. R. HERMANN Free Delivery Phone 33 < and CAMERA SUPPLIES The Grand Ball on the eve-|. Alva J. Strandberg of Kansas ( millionaire without ever having put a KANSAS U1.Y, June “0.-A broker whose stock business made him a millionaire is retiring with- out ever having made a dollar on marginal investments. Pulsating stock ticker lic have been iity, a broker who is retiring a dollar into marginal investments. J. Strandberg’s companions nearly 30 years. In 27 years he quit a job at $125 a month, become more than a mil- onaire. He is selling his inter- “CRA AND Plumbing AND PLUMBING HEATIN e Call us for the FIT ABLE GREEN STUFF GARNICK’S, WE SELL NE’) “STANDARD™ Fixtures “BIRCHFIELD” American Radiator Co. Heating Boilers HART and RAY Oil Burners RICE & AHLERS CO. G SHEET METAL Juneau, Alaska “We tell you in advance what job will cost” ST and MO and FRUIT in Town Phone 174 T Holland Cheese Sticks Holland Cheese Sticks Gammelost, Genuine BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Free Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT IT'S RIGHT |1 Sub Station Post Office No. 1 |t rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrress MacLaren’s Kraft Sharp Cheese, jar MacLaren’s Kraft Limburger Cheese, jar_45¢ MacLaren’s Imperial Cheese, jar MacLaren’s Imperial Cheese, jar ... Ormond’s Cream Crackers Christie’s Cream Crackers ..............._. : 85¢ Purveyors to Particular People GEORGE BROTHERS Deliveries—10:30 a. m., PHONES 92—95 2:30 and 4:30 p. m, Open Till 11 P. M. est in his Kansas City firm for |$500,000 to $1000,000 a day in gov- | ernment securities alone. ’;:1 100,000. | As a parting thought, Strandberg | ar | |than banking.” That has been |the motto of his house. All his | p s and employes always have !pledged never to buy one share of | ock on margin while affiliated | 1 his concern. 55 “Strandberg 1is free to spec- > as daringly as he wishes, but won't Rather he advises in- vestors to place their money in test | vet r after year. andberg’s stock and bond ven- has grown from a one man’| to a concern with branch- several southwestern cities. With his partner, Milton J. Mc- | Gre Strandberg has built up a | house with business frequently of | 5,000,000 a day. business es in Positively No Credit No Apprbvals No Exchanges No Refunds TERMS CASH THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1929. Broker Piles Up Wealth By Avoiding Speculation For the thrills or reading tape will invest heavily in outdoor air ttempt to rebuild his health. in an a AT THE HOTELS .- Gastineau D. C. McKechnie, Prince Rupert; Bowler, Prince Rupert; | Wash. Mr Towa; Moline, York. Mr. |E. Lloyd L. | H. Middleton | Phillips, tocks, whose price may vary Z:::-dnlx Sea Il maintain steady values| g, 11; R. H. Stack, Aberdeen cit; and 1; ty; tl and Mrs, Port) Zynda Mrs. Ekfelt, H. Reginald Alaskan It handles from | John Rudolf, Juneau; nd, Ore.; H. Snyder and Mrs. F. L. Fuller, Har S. E Ottumwa H. Bos Los Angeles, Cal.; Chester C Park, RO, New ness, properly conducted, is safer |tute fishing, rest and recreation. He }Pri Stephens, Bellingham; Frank Clen- dean, Bellingham; Mr. and Mrs. J. Patten, Gambier Bay; Mrs. M. ounced that “a brokerage busi- messages Strandberg will substi- \R. Starkenburg, Gambier Bay; John , City; C. W. Hyde, Seatile; Oscar Weston, Ketchikan; C. A. Sell, Houston, Texas. .o TWO NTENCED ON BONE DRY CHARGE BY CLAUSEN Willie Clark and T. W. Wick, charged with violation of the Al- acka Bone Dry Law at Petersburg, were sentenced yesterday by Unit- ed States Commissioner Clausén, according to word received by Mar- shal Albert White. Both men were orrested by Deputy Marshal C. V. Brown Clark fine of was sentenced to pay a and Wick fined $25. - The Swedish language is taught at 18 institutions in eight different Perfec; “36" l-%w Is 38 with Americans PARIS, June 26. — The average and ideal American figure for which American buyers order French models is not the mythical 36, according to Miss Dorothy Schnitzer, but a substant and recognized 38. Athletics and outdoor life have had much to do with developing American women from the boasted 36 average bust measurement to 38, Miss Schnitzer thinks. - Dr. R. P. Minnick and Mrs. Min- nick, who are with the party of Great Northern physicians and surgeons on the Princess Louise | visited with Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Dawes while the ship was in port last evening. RERCEDINI S Commercial job printing at “_he at The Empire. Deliveries on Large Parcels ONLY Store Hours 9 am.--5 p.m. Daily GRASP [T We wish to TELL YOU now. that our stock is still complete needs. and urge you to visit our store EARLY and OFTEN so that you will be enabled to fully grasp this opportunity of buy- ing AT COST AND LESS while we can fully supply your EVERYTHING MUST GO FOR CASH WE QUIT . GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM