The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 9, 1929, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA IRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 9, 1929, nounced today. Firms putting in|Mr. Sullivan saw none of the] ExHIBlTs FUR displays are: Thomas Hardware | properties but he met and talked Company, J. B. Burtord & Com | with & number of prospeciors| PHONE 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” CANNING SEASON IS HERE pany, Harri Mac , Morri. [ mining engineers, geologi: N ¥ FAIR BEGIN TU Construction C y eorgc (and says all of them are enthus- THE SANITARY GROCERY Erothers, Pacific Coast Coal Com- |{astic about the district i pany, Rice & Ahlers Company Mr. Sullivan is thinking of re- . Cannlng Peach()s larg(;" b()st ARRIVE TODAY Alaska Scenic Views, Juneau Bak- [turning to the Taku country to do ery, B. M. Behrends, Inc, and Ju-|some prospecting. S e ee— = = = - — = d b 1 35 . grade, box, Chamber of Commerce. el e ncession booths have been solc MINNIE FIELD'S BOOTH itkz Sever, re-| following: Don Skuse, Ben | Minnie Fields wishes to announce ' Sitka Send_s Several Dis- = lips, A. R ., Miss Min- [that she will be at the FAIR . E. Z. Seal Jars, quarts, $1.85 pla\'s——~Fmal Plepa\a nie Fields, A n Legion, Bill|same old place, same good eat JUSt Rec(’ll(’(' i . site n 7 er- Firc|"FAMOUS” sandwiches and HOT 4 tions B(’lllg Made Lassiter, Jun Volunteer - Firc and A ? a um E Z S l J $ 65 epar Mike Avoian, - |DOGS. The public is invited to e . (' " o wihe, dike pasn 2 T | NIy BOOTE, aav Large shipment of Ladies’ Ox- PY PY « L. Jdea ars, plnts, 1. With several exhibits for the ——— e | Southeastern. Alaska Falr from|.. . .. ’ , Bill Casey 1s still at No. 8 Wil- fords, Pumps and Slippers. Next to Gastineau Hotel Sugar, best Cane, 100 pOlln(l Sitka in his charge, E. A. Eggers-| U UIVAN LIKES LOOKS |ioupnby Ave. with the best TO- ; gluess, of the Government Experi- OF TAKU DISTRICT | BACCO and SNUFF CURE. Hours Brand New Styles k 6 65 mental Station of that place, ar- : 2p m to7p m Cal and we Sac $ rived this morning on the Bureau| M- J- Sullivan, pionecr of Alaska | will demonstrate. P.O. Box 327. adv S s of Public Roads' tender Highway. who has mined in nearly evers He will semain here uncl the oy | %CHOn of the Terrtor, retumee sTomE moums [ e 2 ooy | Brown Sugar, 100 pound , closes next Saturday evening last night from a short trip tc Goldstein’s Emporium will be N-'-----_,-—-““.,---,--,-,;;-fi---m..\.--““--fi,,,,,“WM The fair opens next Wednesday | (¢ Taku, convinced that it wil |spen until NINE P. M. Tuesday, develop into a great mining camp. September 10th. —adv 2 3 sac 0] . at noon. Final preparations were | o | o $ 3 B N i Pay Day Specials LA i Corlhs A et e vertising booths and con- e | T being made today and it is ex- pected all of the exhibits, display o town eximbior o report 1o e | = £ || MEN'S TWO-PIECE UNDERWEAR — Cooper’s Part Wool Shirts e e e o GOODRICH e PHONE 174 school exhibits and 1) ay- fa i . B o T | Regular $2.75 garment, now $1.75 = h Experiment Station exhibi = 5 ~— —— l‘v{ a.sCEromglclém:‘xs in fonm'rp}'vm's‘ I;ITENTUF ; TO " W= FROM “- Mr. ggersgluess said Some of ihe vegetables, however, are mot a3 SPORTING MEDLICOT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—— Medium, Light and Heavy EUROPE" EUROPE large as nor due to the nm-‘ . il ?ZOI "m’,?{"m‘u’m‘ e Weight |BREMEN&HAMBURG A i . DIRECT FROM DIRECT SERVICETO BOOTS Regular $7.00 values,now $4.15 suit MONTREAL MONTRIE AL G mniy’m,v.] | Light Weight—Serviceable MEN'S WOOL WORK SOX—Regular 75¢ and 85c¢ values, now 50c ||| o cass, . $103.80 Regular Servlce CABIN Outside CLASS ‘145 Rooms Only English iris bulbs, rm(s i -1 othy, raspberries, cherri parsley, | 3 ! EOUND TRIP . . . . $178.00 to H A L I F A x peas and apples, gooseberrics, black | BIG BARGAINS IN MEN’S SUITS { NEXT SAILINGS: ot | ol gL, o and white currants and two varie- | SEPT. 14; OCT. 5, 26 || Send for friends or relatives in ties of lettuce. | ’s wear p | H. S. Graves All men’s wear moved to Shoe Department PAST EXPRESS SERVICE | Burope. North German Lioyd The school exhibits are from the public and Bureau of Educa- || FROM NEW YORK—FIVE Representatives will arrange all tion_ schools at Sitka. A fine col- | The Clolhing Man GOLDSTEIN’S EMPORIUM || DAYS to Cherbourg and South details regarding passports, etc. lection of curios was also sent| ’ { ampton. Six Days to Bremen... NORTH GERMAN over by Mrs. George Peterson rori 4 ON THE NEW LLOYD 8. S. display and is also, in Mr. Egger- = = 3 1 | 5 E g ol s oo || BREMEN | LLOYD 1cn concession booths and 12 ‘ e 5 ot g e e T T L 1 TONONTE s 1wt 1 been sold, Manager Martin an- E E Specials at Mabry's. —adv. | show. Juneau Tce Cream uflmmmner Speclu at Mlhryl Cate? BR YOUR LOCATL Rame LTI Council Corned Beef Every can guaranteed best quality— No. 1 cans, bp((ldl Amocat Is J ust a Little Better 2 cans Amocat Sweet Corn 2 cans Amocat Tender Peas . 2 cans Amocat String Beans 6 Water Tumblers Tasty Food jor Particular Peopl( Quick Lunch Specials 2 Servus Chili Con Carne 2 I X L Tamales . o o 3 Armour’s Deviled Meat s] 28 6 Water Tumblers » ur IVI e“ S Shoppmg Bug.s Free Bon Ami Powder MON I HLY Our VALUES open the DOOR TO REAL ECONOMY. 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