The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 20, 1929, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1929. Dally Cross- -word Puzzle AC lmtfi 5 |HAINES CAGERS | DOUGLAS | NEws | HERE TO MEET - =) L0CAL TEAMS EEBS CONFUSION DURING FIRE \ 6 ing Haines High School Five to| b [ Play both Juneau and : Dougla% Teams Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 9. Without teetn 10. Marked with an asterisk 3. Hammer 21 Famous garden 23. Make lace 2. %o eleminate cmm.lon re: & | [ 31 Heenat Test | 0 ol 32, Course 5 ] . Interlor 3 Approaches e 6. Une who de- { To take on the hoop men 0( Douglas and Juneau High Schools, e Haines High School cage squad | g5, d here this afternoon for a of three games. Five men 37 he squad which is accom- 42, Amerlcul mountain 44, “ e!lel’n In- 45. “ellrlloml ost Office or« Gor anues 48. Cuble meters 51. Humble 2. Kind of rabe her 53. Ameriean Journalist and diplomatist 54. Heraldie bear- #f the fire and ca e YMAN Pov.um is A PUNCHFUL DRAMA e 2. Underdone 3. Amerlean visiting quintet will meet Ju-, & \l‘f'l hodist dl- ¥ h School Sund ernoon “ L e local school's gymnas! (‘ ock. It will play two ne! ©hristmas Eve. Up in the hills, ; 4 Riige dam is about to collapse to |y et its torrents of water dowr #own in the valley. Ra TAghtning flashes brighter feunding country with or Oiens. Al is peaceful below. The Viéinity of the dam is m chaos. Ohly sand bags can fi ach @hd save the \lmusal d\ b:h\n 4 Repalring . Gazed 55. Feminine name ‘. s i lndlnn it Valley l‘h‘nl celes 59 Elmrl lor and A. Johnson ar stieal wine a man’s name es, center and Brown and V L 5. Ceremony Johnsen, ;,uu for Haines. A S What happens? See Richard Dix’ e 'BLSQN ARRWES 'RED CAMPBELL s e Soldier Flghler in Grvat‘ SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT WARRACK Shape for Main Go on Moose Card 52 |93 T N ANEE AN B RETIRES JAN. ONE BORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. 20.— Webert Warrack, Superintendent of | $he Seventeenth Light House Dis- , announces his retirement (m‘ danuary 1. i During his service he has been S¥entified with the construction of 42 mew lighthouses in Alaska —l Scldier Olson, battling middle- weight from Chilkoot blu into camp this aft I IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Just received 200 latest copy- ted novels by popular authors.| at $150 each. THE CASH| ZAAR. —adv. |engagement tomorrow eve Red Campbell in the main go of |99 the Moose smoker. Olson is fit as {the proverbial fu(dlo and looks to o i h as hard as nails. Have you tried the Five o'Clock b ited ontH Skuts Bl With Q) Cafe? Dhner Specials at Mabry's Cafe?| " e Kid Wasno, billed by the e as Soldier Kid. \matched against Kid Granny. He is rated as a clever boxer and a thard, clean hitter. | A few fans accompanied the box- s&*r: from Chilkoot Barracks. They expect to see their men take home the bacon. He 1s Douglas High School vs. HAINES DOUGLAS NAT—SATURDAY 8:00 P. M. > ( ORDON'S GIFT CERTIFICATES The Ideal (ifl Al\\"IVS accept- RICHARD DIX in |.pie and can be exchanged for mer- |chandise at any time. adv. | -+ SKATE§ SHARPENED All skates sharpened, either fla' o or hollow ground adv. Morris Comtruc!k}n Company ! There Is No String - Attached TO OUR GUARANTEE. Our Canned Goods, Coffees, Teas, Sugar, Spices and Provisions have been rigidly tested before they were admitted to this store. Yeu can buy here safely whether vou are a judge or not; economically too. Man Power Coi;iedy News BOOKS Bal; Water Taffy, Ford, $2.50. i Another Day, Farnol,{|i $2.50. | ¥rail Eaters, Willough- | 4 by, $2.00. | Gentleinen Unafraid, || Willoughby, $3.00. Rocking Moon, Wil- loughby, $1.00. All Quiet Western| Front, Remarque,]| $2.50. i Tide of the Empire, | § Kyne, $2.00. Fighting Caravans, Grey, $2.00. The Specialist, $1.00. We, Lindbergh, $1.00. @and many many others | Chesterfields, Camels, | §' Lucky Strikes in 'Christmas ‘Wrappings, $1.40 carton Cigars (in Xmas boxes || §' of 10, 25 and 50 DEL MONTE PEAS, No. 2 can ... £etee., 22¢ DEL MONTE«CORN,No.2can ............ 22¢c DEL MONTE SPINACH, No. 2 1-2 can .....22c DEL MONTE PUMPKIN, No.21-2can ..... 22¢ DEL MONTE PEACHES, No.2 1-2 can 30c None Better at Any Price DEL MONTE PEAS and CORN, 11 oz. can. STANDARD BRAND PEAS, CORN and STRING BEANS, No. 2 can, 18¢, 3 for .. PUREE TOMATOES, No. 2 1- 2 can, 18¢, 3for . i ..50c Full assortment of FI'UItS and Vegetables for Christmas MIXED NUTS, 3 pounds for WALNUTS, Diamond Soft Shell, 3 Ibs. for $1. 00 WALNUTS, Diamond Soft Shell, Large, 2 pounds for Sanitary Grocery “The Store That Pleases” Phones 83-85 .15¢ .50¢ Old Papers for sa]e at Fmplre Otflcej; TRINE R EIIIIIIlmlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII|IIMIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIlIIIIIlllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIllIImllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII(IIIIIIIllrllllIIIlllIIIIIII||IIIIIII||IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII \.\\ b N\ ) \\\§\“ BRAZIL NUTS, Pound JELL-O, Any Flavor, 3 boxes 25¢ BROKEN SLICED PINEAPPLE, Large Can 25¢ Nuts, Peels, Candies, Oranges, Celery, Lettuce, Sherry Wine Flavoring, Mince Meat and Currants . . . . . T NEW CROP MIXED NUTS 3 Pounds PALM OLIVE or LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 bars SNOW FLAKES or GRAHAMS, large caddies, ea. 53¢ POTATOES, Yakima Selected, 50 pound sack . . $1.95 MOTHERS OATS, Aluminum, box . 37c . . . . . . CITRUS WASH POWDER, large,box . . . .. 27c ROMAN MEAL, large package,box . . . . . . 34c BUTTER, Our Best, pound 50c EGGS, Strictly Fresh, Guaranteed, 2 dozen . . . $LI5 . . ONIONS, Yakima Brown, 6 pounds . ORANGES, Sunskist, Sweet, 40c V alue, dozen 30c - L3 FLOUR, 49 Pound sack ; $2.45 PRICE HAS ADVANCED BUT WE BOUGHT BEFORE PRICE ADVANCED Phone 24 L 000 A