The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 12, 1930, Page 8

dispatch un date CHAMBER ACTS > , Colo,, ed in The Empire o that day. It merely chronicled the ithou vin i reason Cha unln r Wires Federation WOMEN REPORT . Asks Federation of Wom-| en’s Clubs for Data on its RC\OIU[IOH lse some | 40 D d girls. We shall . r immediately for- ng us copies of all original re- > to you containing in- upon which resolution is ports ms - |formation g |based.” Up to late today, The position e >d- | been received b eration was rev ere T d M. T. no e Chamber. nter, who ha ThisIsa GREAT SAVING TO YOU CRYSTAL SOAP, 22 bars reeeee-$1.00 SUGAR! SUGAR! 15 pounds ..........$1.00 AMOCAT SHAKER SALT, 2 pkgs. ... CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES—with IH“'L“:_',(’ 25 .50 china dish, We have a few cases of Soups left— GET YOURS NOW Buy 2 cans of Vegetable, Vegetable Beef Chicken for AND GET or 1 CAN FREE ! | ped GARNI CK’S---Phone 174 | THE THRILL OF ‘GOOD MUSIC HOME PORTABLE PANATROPE USE YOUR OLD PHONOGRAPH AS MONEY IFOR TEN DAYS we will pay from $5.00 to $10.00 on your old Portable or Cabinet Phonograph (or sembles a Phonograph) when you BUY A NEW BRUNSWICK PANATROPE PORTABLE OR 1930 COLUMBIA PORTABLE newest features, 1930 Portables are With all the these new and extremely attractive, unmeasurably superior in tone and appearance. We have a complete line of Brunswick and Columbia Port- i.bles in price ranges from— $30.00 to $50.00 LUDWIG NELSON JEWELER Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing WHEREVER YOU ARE THERE'S MUSIC line £ Commf‘rcv ss yesierday re- reply had THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930 Dazly Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS | 1. Implied but not expressed 6. Log floats 1. The love apple -1 12, Worshiped . Mystie Hindu word f Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ’ Regale 0. Herbs of the enus Cassia . Tallless am- phiblans . Wild_Hower h "i shiaped o €8 a4 mis n : Son of Setn . Spea : Cotor quatlty . Membrane surrounding . De R the brain 2 : Project . Saue » Medin man tyrant |7 cne of com- y . 8 s her dispat ch‘ o pled mixed rain ; 3 and fee . Paradise . Cmfled ats- . Diminish to- ward a point . Wild buffalo of Tndla . Leglslate Nothing th an . Falthfui 8. Kind of ser- grnn dial. 56. Bone 58. Plant of the 1y famiy 3 Cut with sclssors 50. Summit - Kind of 51 Dogma o vessel: abbr go' n mouse 7o Variety ot =~ 08 Nostrll 2. Exist cahhage 4. Symhol _for 3. Is able . Turn inside telluriom 4. Roman high- out 55, Solld: comb, 2. Oue of Guldo's form notes 7. American . Constrocted general . Siikworm 59, Prophets 7. Lnsting 60. Lukewarm 1. The hine more way 5. Type of lens 6. Sun god 7. City in Okla- homa 8. Piastle i AddEd dadad | WA dENE &N l%%z,lllflll. NG dEEE N AnEd JdEEd III wl A He CGEEN mmEme IIIIH%HIIII UUEEEN ANEEE | just accepted an appointment to the |shows in New York and San Fran- | Episcopal Church at Ketchikan, was | cisco last January. Greble will have | |a guest of the Chamber today. He |the machine on display in front of !has been spending the past two |Alstrom’s newsstand evenings and summers at Skagway in charge orln. will be demonstrated to anyrmr‘ {the church there. The Ketchikan | pastorate is his first permanent 1 | assignment. interested in the line. %Il%lllll | | He praised warmly the work gen- erally done by Chambers of Com- erce which, he said, led their respective communities in civic un- | dertakings. Allen Shattuck, Chairman of the \SPINAL MENINGITIS l FOUND ATANCHORAGE ‘ One case of spinal meningitis uas reported today from Anchorage to| Dr. H. C. DeVighne, ‘Territorial TWO SISTERS FIGHT POLIGE [Are Jailed After Tear Gas ' Bombs Are Used Upon Home ATLANTIC CITY, June 12.—Two sisters, who defended their home \nlh guns what they belleved was their right, have been jailed after |arrested by a squad of policemen jwho stc'med the house with tear gas bombs. ‘ Lenoare Smith, aged 38 years,‘ land May Smith, aged 40 years,| | disregarded a court order to va- ‘cate the house they had lived in ‘fm many years as s result of litigation over their parents’ estate. | | Two constables and an under {sheriff attempted to serve a wm| to eviction. | May Smith opened fire with a \rfl\nlver. Reinforced by police officers, the ron\tables returned to the house. ‘rhe women explained they had| ilived in the house so long they' believed they owned it. e 1‘ Try the Five o'Clock Dinner ‘Speclals at Mabrva —adv | i NEW HATS || Summer Felts in light pastel shades Also Dark Colors $3.95 to $7.50 New Knitted Berets | 8195 {Front Street Improvement Com- commissioner of Health, The pa-| mittee, reported a continuance Of tient was taken at once to lhe An- | conferences Wwith property owners chorage hospital. ‘ln that district, but no agree ement | No other cases could be locatcd | has vet been reached that will Per-'thore and it is not believed”there | | mit work to start on widening the |is any danger of an epidemic. Medi- anything that re- | | street, he said. | During the week, 35 letters of in-! quiry were received and answered, | Secretary H. G. Walmsley reported.; e {ECONOMY RECEIVES NEW DURANT COUPE; One ot tne new, Durant coupes, a Model 6-14, arrived here early this week. It was purchased by J. L. Greble through the Economy Garage, local Durant agent, and has just been delivered by it to Mr. Greble. The new car is the model that made a big hit in the aul.omoblle BOUGHT BY GREBLE| lcal authorities in the Cook ' Inlet jcountry are watching the situation closely. 'TAKU GOES ALOFT'" The Taku, imade several flights today with passengers from the Dorothy Alex- |ander and with Shelly Graves and | Peter Brevik, who flew to Chatham Straits. the Dorothy Alexander made flights to Mendenhall Glacier and vicinity,' and were in the air for about flf— teen minutes. | e NEW i FRONT TIBLAS ', v oy for the | guaranteed. i FULL per pair LISLE THREAD per pair GEORGE BROS. FASHIONED / SHIPMENT LADIES’ Queen Quality Slippers $6.00 to $8.50 J. M. SALOUM STREET HOSIERY for the little woman and . a perfect fit small person SILK Leader Dep’t. Store PHONE 454 FOR THREE FLIGHTS Pilot R. E. Ells, | Those who were taken up from | 1 Light Colors for Summer /QM% Temporary Location— Triangle Corner Camp Blankets Fine all-wool dark grey 4-pound blankets, espec- ially adapted for camp use. BED NETS HEAD NETS Everything for the Outdoor Man SABIN’S C. 0. SABIN, Prop. Largest Variety of Imported Goods in Juneau 4 Germany Knorr’s Egg Noodle Figures, 8 oz. bags Made in Heillronn Boullion Cubes in tin Knorr’s Soup Rolls in Aspar- agus, Pea, Bean, Potato, Cream of Celery, Green Korn, Lentil, Oxtail, each roll contains enough for 6 plate soup, per roll Pure Fidelo Egg Noodles, 1 pound package Butter Pretzels, per tin... Mustard in steins Edelweiss Limburger Cheese, France Au Gourmet extra fine String Beans, tin Stuffed Olive with Anchows in pure olive oil, jar Anchoives in olive oil .......... ok .45¢, 70c, Antipasto in jars Stuffed Mushrooms with but- A S R S Port Calfsfoot Jelly, jar Puree au Fois Grass with Truffles, tin French Capers, per bottle Conchigile Macaroni, 1 pound package Letters Macaroni, 1 pound package Spaghetti, 1 pound package ... 30c ..30¢ 20¢ 30¢ Russia Genuine Caviar, tin..._.55¢ and 80c Genuine Caviar in jars AR B SR el 60¢ and 90c Switzerland Maggi’s Seasoning, bottle Made in Kempstal Cavairette, per tin Ritz Swiss Zweiback, tin Chalet Swiss Cheese, per packige ot 0 - Holland Galantin Sausage in tins, $1.40 and $3.90 Made in Arnesfoort E. Noack’s Can Ham ............... eeeee-$1.75 and $2.75 Packed in Arnesfoort Groningers Noack’s Frankfurter Sausages, England Major Grey Chutney, jar .... Crosse and Blackwell Jelly, ]ar - Walnut Catsup, bottle Mushroom Catsup, bottle Pickled Walnuts, jar . Stilton Cheese, jar ... Cheddar Cheese, pound . Sweden Genuine Swedish Bread, 1 pound package ... e 40¢ Swedish Caviar, tin Norway Cod-Roe, per tin Anchovis in kegs, per keg Appetite Anchovis Sprats, tin..35¢ Kippered Herring, tin Soused Mackerel, tin Djetrst Cheese, 1 pound pkg... Belgium Baby Carrots, in tins ... 45¢ Spain Madras Curry, jar Mammoth Stuffed Olives, quart jar Mammoth Olives, quart Italy Filets of Anchovis with Cap- ers, in olive oil, jar.....40¢, 90¢ Heart of Artichokes, in olive i A e R e 80¢ Antipasto Supreme in jars...._ 65¢ Antipasto in tins ... Macaroni, 1 pound pkg. . HOUSE OF QUALITY GEORGE BROS. 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