The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1930, Page 6

| POLLY THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 24, 1930. MAKE GERTR PLAY SOMEPLAC [ELSE 60 CocoA & |KIN FINIGH .| |SHOVELING 4 aren't you going t me? e demand | THE PATHZ oy, Moy, NEWS Gienn temporarily quells a 1 Weippe, e, ordering the men back M5 || | wi suecess. te work under gudrd after they 25 | { 1 <o : atenell to” decert b work | GASTINEAU BRE IN “Morse's ' raileond for doublc A i N . CONTES ke 4 ! " “You're hbly over he mpro could follow 1 and allowed I'm g shoulder Very | girst par gearching: - | . he : my probl I mu SPECIAL DANCE IS ON vhich made % in h know hu cidle to ¢ breath you to go b That was the eamer N ard a e o -+ BASKETBALL DANCE I 0 9] 1 with her member, worrying for this Al 1 Daakh ’ |ture! {night between the D: An ding the Wil- [ neau High schools dow, waved him a final g ng ' men of" I | he disappeared into the > | 4o adebEaaon: Ganb YOu've | subway.” 8 begen worrying into a p An wheeled abou? from 1he| preH SCHOOL OPERET {ragio r of G feceived « ements or m via t miilion things fect fever ov that don't exist.” Arne gasped a | deénness of he too—not very ever worry s threw s1 itely abou peretta, to be as 10w You as I Kr o Miss Shier told Idaho, '@ 3 CONTEST Y0 o Clarence Chamberlain, famous pilot, chri new pelice planes at North Beach Air Terminal, New York, as Grover n, Po ioner of New York, watches. The {wo planes which were ehristened are amphibians and are equipped with a machine gun apiece, and tear gas bombs. (Iaternations! | ATTENTION ;' decorating done now. Miclke. Phone 1191. Max for improve the pr 0od ation in ¢ T b >y 15 pounds . . sald, and Ruth & o ok 2 & it Bt what of impoverished |, - OKLAHOMA ATION GROWS i OO ize. 2 “'F"”U}?S 5()6 suringly Aunt Emily? She s a hard |y o € Swlg o }Ifl [ { » i et PR e pic 3 i finished by 4 o loser in tomorrow’s installment. ! ruLsa, okl with Jncd ‘dnto: the, rescr > Mr. King directed “Bits O' Blar- approximatel ( / in- ::nh.er :;nd lu.v r‘x;m]uh\ CARD OF THANKS 84 GRS BN 5 en—a plas . T g ue S O Ry AFTER CROSSING ATLANTIC K th of his du mud covered person. {and “He nodded and log *watch. “I have to be & 45 minutes. Meanwh we'd better scout around of breakfast. Sheb and t nie will be here in a few I 1 Wwith the license, and it would nev do to be married on an emp stomach!” Anne caught her breath sh turned and started hurrie \hrd the kitchen. “Of cour must have some breakfast sdid. “Twenty minutes later they their table, “just in of paradise,” as Glenn pu g:x over the breakfast table sou; A commonplace enough, but é&wfi even the permanent O. G. HILLMAN AND FAMILY French-fried potatoes can be done to a turn if cooked “few . AT A TIME| Hiits Bros, Coffee is “done to a turn” because only a few | pounds at a time pass through the roasters. That's Con- trolled Roasting— Hills Bros.” patented, continuous process —and it creates a flavor no other coffee has. too soon, came Sheb, gloomy “glowering, lugging in tow an| circult, rider, as lank and aimost | ‘shaggy as himself. Sheb humped over in the corner by the scowling black disapprov- the whole of the queer,| ceremony, and prepared im- to tow the parson away Fresh from the original vacuum ; gl Associated Press Photo Lieut. Leon Challe (left) and Maj. Tadeo Larre-Borges, whose trans-Atlantic flight from Seville, Spain, ended in a crash in the forest at Maracuja, state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. They were attempting a non-stop flight to Montevideo, Uruguay. Above is showm Sheir wrecked plane. BLR 3 it ot L MEATS . dry . o, o New Crop, 2pounds . . . . 25¢c ER . . . . Lowest Price in Town 'A fi‘fi’}ES, New Loz, 50 lb sackfl A 7 $195 Wiggly Speciali&of’i"ree, b. . 35¢ 3 POUNDS—S$1.00 NALLY’S MAYONNAISE, quart . . 59 ¥ Lean or Hmvy, pound . . . 33c : or 25¢ ICDENT TOQT ! PASTE, tube . . . 39c MAR(@HMALLGWS? F ;'r;’.:h, p;;vund « s nB0e TOILET PAPER, Crepe, 4 for . . . We Deliver -- Fhone 24 Mail Orders Carefuliy Filled | . You HEAR ME & SAMUEL? STOP THAT BRUTE Why wait until Spring, have your interior painting, paperhangingand; © —ady. | ARRIE . L-MAK 1T A RULE NEVE i HAULED ! AND LOT CLEANING E. O. DaVIS Phone 584 | I'he Florence Shop | “Naivette” Croquignole Perm- | anent Wave BEAUTY SPLCIALISTS Phone 427 for Appointment | - SRS« W. P. Johnson FRIGIDAIRE—DELCO LIGHT PRODUCTS— | MAYTAG WASHING i MACHINES—DAY- ; FAN RADIOS Phone 1 Front Street Juneau H. _ AMERICAN ! LEGION ARENA | 't Next Smoker FEBRUARY Auspices American Legion Housekeepers who are particularly careful about the quality of our bread have helped in a vast measure to increase its popular- ity. Thanks, we intend to keep the quality up. Peerless Bakery “Remember the Name” decide to have a piece of printing done want it at once. Weare well equipped to give prompt service on your work. Furthermore, it will not look like a hurry up job, since our ability to handle rush work enables us to give it the same careful attention that T e 4 <