The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 9, 1929, Page 3

I ———EEEEEEEEEE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9, 1929. ¥ = e e—— A 3, S5k Peienses deaty an | e unhealthy spot for people with weak | King | nerves, are excruciating. a They go there seeking a hidden |at the Coliseum. packet of bonds; they run up | RO | against mad men, somnambulists, | & L3 | =8 T e © “FANCY BAGGAGE” % ‘ s 7:30—9:30 (The Voice of Action) WAS THEIR GAIN WORTH HER LOSS? | - e e a horrible old caretaker and a hun-| SPECIAL U‘Ol'BL‘E BILL ‘ 7:15—9:15 | dred and cne thiigs of an untold|, AT PALACE FRIDAY hd S the | 8 will offer a spl-cml] 1e Road to Ruin” and | nature. TOTI” Thelma Todd, Eve Southern and|pgjace 1 TONIGHT Barbara Bedford are three beauti-| T Al = | ful girls who provide the love ele-|. A Laugh—A Thrill ment_as well as much of the mys-| SHOWING, COLISEUM || — ; TR tery in Show E | dc : OL}rW hov Tlml ‘j‘ gt Montagu Love and William Vi|(ime frank discussion of t :D fl Mong are two of the strange and|jec " ¢ [ LA o ¢ v € ject of Juvenile Delinquency -~ 3 —~—l NEWS ODDITY ||monscins igures white Lasry Kent Siosd oo much to neip tne wors (Ml § & THE VITAPHONE PRODUCTION g 2 e N T R _|lis the handsome young hero of the|of saving the youth of the nation q'= . < e 4 N > i A [v) e piece. There are a number of |py awakening the parent to thej S n U = It Will Haunt other talented actors and withal|gangers that beset the children. | E “w S & 7 q : the cast is far above the ordi 7 iR el ~ You For Weeks! e o i o Kings of the Ring” is a thrilling . b The original stage play, by OWen|figh; film, depicting the k t S -4 Davis, possessed fewer thrills the »n P “a the film version Q N b = ) . = 3 e Bl \ e | TTFANCY BAGGAGE” 1S R ol - 1 2 - : & i &~ R “How much is your frecdom worth? Just how precious is the privilege of going and coming as| you please? Is there a money value {in restraint and confinement? | | Would you spend five years in the | iary for a million dollars? 2 BIG VITAPHONE ACTS 1 MOVIETONE ACT FOX MOVIETONE NEWS---The World in Sound and Action weett, in the character 1 n in the Warner Bros.| | pictu: Fancy Baggage,” is called | upen to decide these questions—and { !he determines to sell his liberty,| merely for the purpose cf supply-| |ing luxuries to his daughter in the person of Audrey Ferris. He de- cides to assume the blame for a| crime he did not commit, and in| return for his sacrifice receives al million dollar check from the real| culprit. This situation gives rise to a series of events which make the story of “Fancy Baggage” a highly interesting screen tale, which soon | PETE SAYS: Try Pete’s Grape Relish, it is delicious and easily made. Ask PETE for the recipe. For cordova—Mr. and Mrs. Joxm% ALASKA Is HERE M. McGarry, Roscoe Lutes, ‘Mrs. | Lute | For Valdez—J. J. Meherin, Oscar B ND EST-Hnrt Mrs. H. Treffero. For Seward—Miss Lena Lawson, Harlan H. Gubser, John Linczer, H. Steamer Alacsa, Capu. H. Ander-{B. Crewson JF. R. Bigford, C. n] son, arrived in port from the south |stanford and Sam Baker. last night at 9 o'clock with the fol- — et lowing passengers for Juneau: Mrs. GORDON'S Nola Seelye, Wesley jiel Seelye, Mr. and; Wickersham, Mrs. M. h, Mrs. G. C. Grige, 1. F. Windsor, T. For your accommodation, this store will be open the evening of} dv. ' with CHESTER CONKLIN October 10 until 9 p. m. adv. and THELMA TODD loses its serious aspect and be- i | comes a riotously funny comedy—‘ drama, with many of its most en- i e STORE HOURS At the same time you »1(37-2()—5)7(7)-11(7)%(35 60c joyable scenes laid aboard & luxuri- | &Tr:‘pnvc‘ 11 Lomen, @, 4 o Comi Frid ““5)”“}“‘ A0 i £ | | ham, Reta Clark; and the following | Goldstein'’s Emporium will be soming Friday | The cxceptional cast appearing| eight local passengers—J. L. Cava- {open until NINE P. M. Thursday,’ p=s . a BIG DOUBLE BILI /in this pigture, in addition to Fav-| H s GRAVES [neugh, S. Sosa, J. Remer, T. Lar- |October 10th. adv. dSl\ for the recipe, re- sy b {cett and Miss Ferris, includes | 1 Vs ks"’ CE F. Zuern, Mrs. K. Foote, A. e vt | . 1 uer: TS, e STORE HOURS ¢ n]enlbcr that lf the { |Myrna Loy, Wallace MacDonald, | “ROAD TO RUIN” Burr Melntosh, Edmund Breese.| ADDED Eddie Gribbon, Virginia Sales and | Hallam Cooley. John G. Adolfl| KINGS OF THE RING |l —— e § The Cash Bazaar Champion Fights A CHOICE COLLECTION OF SMART i - W alk-Gver New Fall Dresses AT A REMARKABLE LOW PRICE $9.75 These dresses are but one item on which we offer you a drastic saving. Our stock is very complete and we can supply your wants at VERY REASONABLE PRICES on Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings and also on Ladies’, Misses’, Girls’ and Infants’ wear. HOUSE OF PETE is to exist here this com- ing Winter it must de- pend upon you for support. No man ever wished or fought hard- er to lend GOOD CHEER and GOOD FOOD to this com- munity atthe CHEAP- EST PRICES the mar- ket can afford at the same time endeavor- ing to BREAK THE SEATTLE MONOPOLY. We know we have saved YOU money since we have been here, and we have helped and bet- tered the conditions of your GROCER, because it is a CINCH that the Seattle Monopoly will not let me HAVE ALL MY OWN WAY UP HERE .. .. they are hitting me on the BEAN all the time and that is the way I like it. All these things tend to better business and make BET- TER . COMMUNITIES and it is up to you to sce that this house will continue in business here. PETE likes it here and intends to remain but PETE SAYS AGAIN that he can’t stay here GAZING AT THE MOON. A FEW OF OUR PRICES Yakima Gems, No. 1 Grade, Potatoes, 25 pounds for SRS L R e - Haines ALLASKA Potatoes, 25 pounds for. . 1.00 Haines ALLASKA Rutabagas, 5 Ibs. for.... .25 Haines ALASKA Yellow Turnips, 6 Ibs. for .25 Fancy Parsnips, 1 pound for ............. Kentucky Wonder Beans, pound ......... 15 Shell Beans, New Crop, pound ............ 20 Focks, SREMNIG fof ..., . .o osransinsosss 49 For the accommodation of the |way ports a trade, this store will be open lw th the following passengers from | Thursday evening, October 10. i iadv. B.M. BEHRENDS CO,, Inc. The Clothing Man : ! Shoes Attractions | We have a complele new line of Walk-Overs, a great | At Theatr(’s ' ‘many new numbers in black {{ that have lots of style. Also a good number of tans. e al | "“HAUNTED HOUSE” IS ] $7.50 and up | MYSTERY AT PALACE S Those who Iikc their mystery| seasoned with laughter and who prefer a cold chill topped by a| grin, will do weil to visit the Pal- 0] ace Theatre where “The Haunted SABIN S House” is creating mirth and mys- | tery galore. & Chester Conklin and Flora Finch The Store for Men and others of the fine cast provide plenty of comedy. This comedy team is always to be relied upon ! oo eeeerd DU New KAYSER Underwear Two tone Pantie and Bandette sets of glove silk, in blue, rose,}! and maize stripes. Panties—$2.95 and $3.25 Bandettes—$1.35 WE INVITE you to come in and look around as many novelties, as well as useful articles for the home can ‘be ‘found here at MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLE PRICES. The PRICES are reasonable and right; you may examine the goods before you buy them, which is a large advantage over mail order buying. . A Few Very Special Items OVERCOATS—$15.00; WORK SHOES—#$4.50; WORK SOX—20c pair. Women’s Novelty PURE SILK UMBREL- LAS—Special PRICE of $5.95 This is a Golden Rule Store—TFair Treatment—Good Qual- ity Merchandise—Reasonable Prices. Let us explain how you can make your dollar do double duty. The Cash Bazaar Opposite U. S. Front and Cable Office Main Streets A POPULAR PRICED STORE WITH A GOOD QUALITY LINE OF GOODS OPEN EVENINGS “Solo” undergarments, the new}| one-piece garments. $3.75 Run proof rayon marvelfit,bloomers, panties and vests, in colors of julep, peach and pink. This new garment is guaranteed against thread runs. Bloomers and Panties—$1.95 Vests—$1.25 Golden BantamvCr()m on Col; THE BEST WE HAVE HAD THIS YEAR 6 EARS F()RV ;75 (_]!ENTE 1 Dgh)ksrohipfin‘sjbdund 10 Tomatoes, Solid, Ripe, pound ............ .10 Solid Head Lettuce, 2 heads for........... 25 SEE PETE FIRST - [ fgme_