The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1929, Page 8

UNION SERVICES COMING SUNDAY, JCONGREGATIONS The Rev. Sm to Preach| at Both Methodist and Presbyterian According to announcement made today by the officers of the Pres- | byterian and Methodist churches, special union services will be held in their respective churches here on Sunday, at which time the Rev.| Herbert Booth Smith, D. D., Pas- tor of the Immanuel Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles, Cal, will| preach. Rev. Smith will preach at the Presbyterian Church at 11 a. m, Sunday morning and at the Methodist Church at 8 o'clock in the evening. “The people of Jumeau will have a rare opportunity to hear one of the leading ministers of the States,” declared one of the officers of |h|‘ Presbyterian Church today, “as Dr. Smith is Pastor of the second larg- est Presbyterian church in the United States, having a member- | ship of 4,000. They have just (nm-‘ pleted a million dollar church, and | Dr. Smith preaches regularly to | one of the largest congregations in | the United States.” In addition to his work as P"fi— tor, Dr. Smith is also author of three well known books. He is F’i:! President of the Ministerial Alli- ance and has been Commissioner to the General Assembly several times. | Dr. Smith came to Alaska a few | weeks ago with & tourist party| and was induced to stop over in Juneau for the week-end. Today he is a guest of Rev. David Wag- | goner aboard the Presbyterian Mis- sion boat for a trip to Haines and | Skagway. - HALIBUT BOATS TAKE ICE AND BAIT AT COLD ¢ The schooner Yukon, Capt. E. Ongstad, took ice at the cold stor- age plant yesterday. The schooners Sitka and Nor- land, Capts. William Doucett and ‘Tom Sandvik, took ice and bait at the cold storage plant before re- turning to the fishing grounds. — e NOTICE All Legion members are requested | to meet at the Dugout at 10:15‘ Saturday morning to attend the| services of the late Anton B. Prlk~ sen. Wear your caps, please. EDWARD F. HERRMANN, —adv. Commander. | e | RS We are now reaay to aller or make up your furs. Goldstein's Emporium. adv. ——.,.— NOTICE All Legion members are requested to meet at the Dugout at 10:15] Saturday morning to attend the| services of the late Anton B. Erik- sen. Wear your caps, please. EDWARD F. HERRMANN, —adv. Commander. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I‘OR SALEA!IIS}] Waler Spaniel Puppies. Male or Female. John B. Marshall. I e Aplets [ , A confection of the fairies. They melt in your mouth. Made from apples and choice walnuts, You will like their flavor Juneau Dru g ORAGE | | 00 4 'T!-IE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE FRlDAY AUG. 2, 1929. Quality and Value Plus EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR our service is undergoing a process of welding quality and value into a new harmonious combination of these factors for the benefit of JUNEAU and its inhabitants. Like the blacksmith of old we are always at it, hammer and tongs. Our efforts are con- stantly directed toward increasing our efficie ney and extending our activities in an attempt to nhlnu\: further the modern service we ]nlhnln while lmm-' no opportuiity to make that service more available and more economigal to the public. These are SHOW YOU prices—Good for THREE DAYS—Thursday, Friday and Saturday MUFFETS, 15 cents PUREX, 25 cents Package Quart Bottle A Meal in Every Muffet Vlaster Bleacher and W ater Softener SAUERKRAUT | PINEAPPLE Large Cans 5 cans for $1.00 P(Jr can 2()0 Broken Slices in Heavy Syrup 2 No. 2 tins Strawberry Jam 3 Ib. jars, 55¢ A Real Treat for Kiddies FAIRMONT SERVUS RELIANCE Breakfast Special JELLO CORNSTARCH 1 package Bran Flakes 10 cents : 9¢ oe 1 package Pep P(l(’f(lfi"?(fl 7€ We make prices that make regular customecs CLASS A PRUNES Large can, 24¢ In Heavy Syrup CALO HEALTH FOOD Per can, 20c For Dogs and Cats Cherry, Loganberry, Grape, Raspberry, Lemon, Banana, Pineapple Peach LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER Package, 5¢ COFFEE STEEL CUT 45¢ pound 1 package Krumbles All for 45¢ BUY BY BRAND Quick Lunch ‘ Special ’ | 1 can Chicken Raviola 1 can Chili Con Carne 1 can Chicken Tamale All for 51¢ GEORGE BROS. Purveyors to Particular People TWO DELIVERY TRUCKS AT YOUR SERVICE — Telephones 92 or 95 — Free ])(-ll\cry This Is the Beginning of a PINAL CLEAN UP IN OUR READY TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT e e e Company H. M. HOLLMANN R. R. HERMANN Free Delivery Phone 33 Post Office Substation No. 1 . WILHELMINA Chocolate Covered CHERRIES One Pound Boxes 75 CENTS BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Pree Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT . IT'S RIGHT SILK COMBINATIONS | _ RAINHATS PAJAMA TWO PIECE W ()yl“&iNl NHFI‘EJ AR Values to $11.75. Sizes 36-38- Iu*mamvmigigroup at ZOieach. SUITS ACCOUNT NOW Allg e ch 40. Clean up prices—$3.00, MILLINERY FOR TINY Values to $2.25 — Now $1.00 i go at 50c each $2.00, $1.50. | TOTS each. FREE—1 Rubber Apron given with 4 SWEATERS COTTON GOWNS OF ‘ Values to_$a.2a:' Now 85¢, T 4 for $ .40 Group 1, $1.50, Group 11, 50¢ VOILE, RAYON and ! 50c, 35c. MAN-OF-WAR MIDDIES cans o eanser, 4 for ... ... . GIRDILIERES Values to $10.50. Sizes 44- 46-48. Now $3.00, $2.00 and 1.00 ‘COTTON SLIPS | Yalugey $0.78-Now$1.00, GYM. BLOOMERS Swift’s Bacon, pound .. b, . T o TS Values' & élERE‘S I Beg, $1.50, Ny Ghe, Dry Prunes, large and fresh poum] 15 GIRDLES TRY ALK DAVOAN VhaTQ alues to 5. Group I— e \'f n]u s to $9.75. Sizes 30-34- BLACK RAYON VESTS 75 cents; Group II—50 cents. BOYS WASz SUITS Post Toasties, 3 packages ....... 40 00, $2.00. m\f\lTARY KIRTS AND STEP-INS Reg. values to $1.60.—Now 3bc. "SATEEN BLOOMERS Black, Flesh and White. Were 95¢—Now 45¢. NAINSOOK $1.00, T5¢, 35c. Reg. $1,35, Now 50c. NURSES’ UNIFORMS AND " WAITRESS' APRONS * Values to 5, Now $1.00, 75 cents. SILK STEP-IN SETS OF VEST AND PANTIES Values to $10.95. Sizes 38-40- 4" All g0 dt $3.00. INFANTS* WHITE SERGE NAINSOOK PANTIES IN Sizes 4 to 6 years Crepe and Flannel RAIN CAPES AND "COATS lu nl values at $1.00, 50 cents. COATS WHITE Regular 60c—Now 25c. Blue and White. ‘md $1.35 Reg. $1.65 All 85c each. In Values to $3.75—Now 75¢ and 50c. TINY TOTS KUTE CUTS Reg. $1.50, Clean up, 50c. GOWNS 50c each. WASH DRESSES Values to $3.50. Sizes 8-10- 12-14 years. Clean up price of - $1.00, 75 cents. New Month-—Start Y our Sunny Monday Soap, regular 4 for 25 cents, 25 bars .. 1.00 For Baby Strained Carrots and Strained Tomatoes can, 15 cents Our Success.Comes from Selling Goods and Saving You Money GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM E L T TR e GARNICK’S PHONE 174