The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 8, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 8, 1929. DOUGL 5 NEW'S HIG!I SCHOOL DANCE TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT For the purpose of raising money for v.rious schogl activities the A. 8. B. of the Douglas High school will give an apron dance in the nata- torium tonight. A special feature of the dance there will be a prize waltz contest. B — EACLUS TO START FALL DANCE SERIES Starting with Saturday night, No- vember 23, Douglas Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, is planning to hold a semi-monthly dance event in the Eagles’ Hall. - REAL ESTATE DEAL Felix Gray has purchased from John Bacchia the house and two lots purchased by the latter this summer from E. W. Maher. The property adjoins lots already owned by the Grays at the corner of Third and H streets. — o — IMPORTANT MEASURES ENACTED BY D. F. D. The election of a new foreman to direct the fighting of fires was one of the most important of sev- eral measures enacted at the regular meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department last night. L. W. Kilburn was unanimously elected to fill the position which had become vacant by lapsation and he was em- powered to appoint his own assist~ ants . The ordering of four “jump- in" suits for the truck drivers and foremen, to enable them to get out at night properly equipped in the shortest possible time, was author- ized. Several suggestions for tak- ing better care of the equipment and ways and means for doing bet- ter work, were favorably considered. Also the Department is to be rep- resented on the maple courts this intcr. This was decided when the cn voted to sponsor a team, e their members, and with )2 vy of good material available they should put out a winner. Jim- mie Manning was elected to take charge of the basketball situation. A report of the recent dinner and social evening held by the firemen was rendered which showed a fine; profit, due the liberal donations and | patronage of everyone. A vote of thanks is extended to the committee which had charge of the affair and to all who participated. A communication of ;commenda- tion accompanied by a box of fine cigars from Father Menager, con- cluded the meeting which was well attended. - ., ——— MRS. GALLWAS IS GIVEN FAREWELL Participated in by the three or- ganizations of which she is a mem- ber, The Women’s Club, Order of Eastern Stars and Ladies League, a farewell party was given in the League Rooms last evening for Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas, who with her husband is leaving for California about the middle of next week. Games and contests provided amusement for about 30 guests who were present. Mrs. C. A. Fox won the two first prizes and Mrs. Frank Pearce received consolation in the word contest and Mrs. A. R. Ed- wards, consolation in the guessing contest. Daily‘é;t;ss-tvord Puzzle ACROSS 1. Peeled 6. Feminine name 10. Proposed fnters national Inn. Sultan . Shield . Alternative . Jewel neither . Hire . Son of Seth Nut guage . Deeree of the 6. Moving wagon 7. Arablan gar. nt Ind of voteh . Correlative of ~olution of Yesterday's Puzzle G EEE - e 1. Southern eon. stellation Honcy makers Sen bird Drunkard . Inclosure about a yurd . Offspring . Resinous sub- stance Cavalry sword Military stu- dent . Saflor . American In- dian individual pers formance . Tips Flushed witr sucess . Compound ether 20, j . 31, Law-making A Charge with " Restrain 37, Uncovered 51. Rodent 2. 100 square i Demolish H sh ol 8% JUEn, polated meters 48, Pinished o 3. Plece of cloth 51, Pass over with 4 enly dee 84. Half em 4. First garden ressure and o ;Irmu :: gr"flfa * 5. Imp rietion . Preceded . Growing ow 8. Vi 3 lent). 45, Olden times 9. Concerning 7. ofa“::t'; = 2:‘:{:-:'0 < 46, Slighting re. 80 Retired 8. Receptacle for 05. Sun god o, o 61, Forglve . Soal 5% Small plant of 3 . While the Illy family . B A 10. Garments 8. one 50. Unit of welght 1. Greek letter 11. Specehify \\‘\\% A Latin “conjunc: tion ” 7 ERRL sian general and an Hungarian lieu- =~ Wrangell nosed out on Fairbanks tenant, saved her lover’s life, and in the second match of the EIks pervisor; come in for more than had high single game with 197 their share of credit. Pins, while Sides rolled 565 for the — | il et {high match honors. M BAVARD SETS NEW m(’}'l}xere will be only one match to- TOURNEY RECORD IN ght, Anchorage taking on Valdez lat 9 o'clock. MATCH LAST NIGHT Scores for last night's matthes follow: M. Bavard scy a hew tounament | BOYS AND GIRLS w LOOK GOOD QUALITY Slicker Coat and Hat to Match Colors—Olive Green and Yellow $3.95 Set SIZES—6 to 14 years These are right new—Hats are So’wester style ONLY TODAY AND Keep Smiling To Mrs. Gallwas was presented an ivory pin and to Mr. Gallwas a pair of ivory cuff links as souvenirs from { their friends. You 'Till We Meet Again.” e CLUB MEETING SATURDAY The regular meeting of the Doug- | las Island Women's Club will be |reach the histrionic heignts she is held tomorrow evening, November jTeported to have achieved as the 9, at the home of Mrs. Rose Davis. |Woman who came between a Rus- If Pola Negri has ever had a After refreshments the party story of more intense drama, color- broke up by singing “God Be With ful love, or thrilling excitement than “Hotel Imperial,” which arrives at the Liberty Theatre tonight, it has |long since been buried and forgot- ten. Not even in “HOTEL IMPERIAL” ON WAY | “Passion” did Pola Expert Automobile | Repairing | and OVERHAULING Nothing Too Large | Nothing Too Small | | i Wrecking Car Service McCAUL MOTOR CO. Service With Satisfaction JUNEAU CABINET and DETAIL MILL- WORK CO. Front Street, next to Warner Machine Shop CABINET and MILLWORK GENERAL CARPENTER WORK GLASS REPLACED IN AUTOS E'stimates Furnished Upon | + Reques! | e — RADIO SET perform? T mh LISTEN, RADIO FANS Have you ever heard the new TEMPLE COMBINATION GRAPHOPHONE and Diop in on us in the near future and we will put on a demonstration that will Juneau, Phone 6 tickle your radio taste. 1 Alaska Electric Light Power Company and Douglas, Phone 18 TOMORROW LEFT T0 VIEW THE Special Showing OF Marion Prince and _Marrianne Dresses LLEADER DEPARTMENT STORE George Brothers | A SALE TODAY AND A ) FRIEND TOMORROW MILK! MILK! Regular $5.00 value . . . $4.75 MOTHER’S CHINA OATS, paekame ... ..i.y s . 43 FIG BARS---Whole Wheat ‘ and plain, pound ..........15¢c ! SWIFT'S BACON--Fresh and ii delicious, pound ..........35¢c il DRY PRUNES, large size, pould ;... e o0 15¢ These Are Better Credit Bargains than Others Sell for Cash PHONE 174 STEP LIVELY and TRAPS AT OUR SPECIAL PRICES SATURDAY IS YOUR LAST DAY TO GET | SHOT GUN SHELLS Harris H;zrdware Co. WESTCOAST FUR SALES.INC. TACOMA WASHINGTON match-score record last night while FIRSE“,S:ME % bess Fai ;"“k L ;s g airbanks :‘geete::;ivlfiougla& was winning M. Bayard 200 193 219—621|N. Bavard 179 170 169518 o mli ¥ ght games from Thane. Blomgren . 184 186 139--509 | cann 149 142 134425 PATSY RUTH MILLER. gy cm{a total three-game SCOre | Duncan 189 157 170516 |w. - Wilson 169 120 193—482 A b l:m‘:m SRR | Mrs. Bavard 131 135 120—386 |Myrs. Olson 132 133 157422 9 b n the Irst, Mrs. Dunca 67 86 4 r ot 5 50 153 dropped to 193 for the second, but | ™ o 01 06 9% M Peterman'. 150 150 153482 AT came back strong with a 219 score| Totals 7 { o rad fog ¥ ; t ... 180 157 1742 2270 79 724 806 in the final game. Douglas cop- S | Posds ce TR 08 e COLISEUM ped all three of the games and|pyllen ... 168 172 163—503] i SUNDAY won 2,279 to 1,945. Stevens 146 161 150—457| Have you tried the Five o'Clock GARNICK’S | T. George Mrs. Sperling {Mrs. Petrich Dinner Specials at Mabry's Cafe? 153 143 171—465 105 105 108-319 ATTENTION | ON HUNTING TRIP | The Plonkers of Alaska, Igloo finally, aided the armies of her tourney last night, taking two out|Mrs. Clark 99 59 41—199 v wi i 2 g Y 3 ire. Cia o3 % No. 6 and Auxiliary will hold their country. Maurice Stiller, the di-|of the three games. The final —— — — — | regular meeting at 7:30 o'clock to- | O M- MacSpadden, first assighs rector; and Erich Pommer, the su- |score was 2355 to 2309 Council| Totals 671 641 633 1945 |night at Odd Fellows Hall A |2Rd Wharfinger at the City card party will be held after meet- bt . SECUND MATCH | left Juneau on the motorship Mu‘:;l nita for Hoonah where he Wrangell ing or about 8:30 o'clock to which ‘smcv; 179 193 193—335 | the public is cordially invited. SP_end Svelst iopes: ch et hunti” Council 169 153 197534 |Good prices and good eats. Ad-|.T'P- Mr. MacSpadden will, retuii !G. George 175 120 193188 |mission, 50 cents. —ady, | home about Monday. i Mrs. Dufresne 164 157 155—476 — prad __",7 B -292 7 118- SOLUMBIA g 755Gl FA ~ith="" —adv. All Over the World SUGAR, Best Cane, 15 pounds . . $1.00 TOMATOES. Puroe,‘2 1-2 size, can . . 15¢ RAISINS, Market Day;l pounds_ IS8 RICE, Blue Rose Beéi, 4 pounds . v . 35¢ BUTTER, Our Best, 2 pounds . . . $1.05 PORK and Beans, Armours, can . 10c HARD CANDY, 25¢ value, 2 pounds . 33¢ EGGS, Guaranteed Standards, dozen . . 50¢ JELLO, Any Flavor, 3 for . . . . 25¢ BROOM, Good Value . . . . . . 78¢ r Gre . 69 10¢ $1.00 }EA, Black or Gree;L; [;oun(l i GUM, All Flavors, 3 for . MILK, Borden’s, I cans . . . . . . ° . This store is closed all day Sundays’and Holidays "WE CLOSE ALL DAY ARMISTICE DAY Phone 24 -:- We Deliver Mail Orders Carefully Filled PIGGLY WIGGLY