The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 8

R G T G e g s ooy e R TR SRR R SRR 1 T 0 o 2 R 4 ae .. % i g - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. * i i (X ® | bettt ot t, com- ] * Finland has J S in————————n—n—"e TAKU ENDS : stttz e e s ooty we o i per con comfa e e @ e ne e et e s Tiend nov e s e A I..,..li_i‘....n. o — e .'I.'...l,...-‘.‘.mll‘emlmlylnurutedln]ocg John Kitzmiller, the “Flying Frograms. C()l RTEOl AS SER VICE LoNG FLI HT The score of a Springfield andjDutchman” quarterback of the Uni-| Danish foreign trade in the first Fort Wayne game in the Central versity of Oregon was elected cap- (quarter of 1930 exceeded considera-| Despite poor economic conditior league was 38-18, in favor of the|tain after spring practice under the |bly above the figures for 1929 in|in Austria, passenger automobile R E IJI fi B LE Nl E RCH A N DI SE . | former. | webfoater's new coach, Dr. Clar- |that period. in Vienna have increased from 6 I q Returns to Juneau This " |ence Spears. wif Morn: A ——ee——— Forelgn shipments of silk, rayon,| Expansion of munici Y R PR orning from Clyde Van Dusen, the Kentucky P muticipal - wats /T g Record Derby wiriner “last yeat;- has not LEAVES HOSPITAL {and ‘cotton hoslery from the United |electric and gas works at a cost ¢ States amounted to 5,777,247 dozen |$13,500,000 is planned by Budapes pairs during 1929, a decline of 89,- | Hungary. 494 dozen pairs. —_———— Karretts for sick and sour stom Trip to Bristol Bay {won an important race this year. Pedro Damoclas left St. Ann’s The Alaska-Washington Airways| Indiana University runners won hospital yesterday after being con- plane Taku, Pilot Bob Ellis, this|four of five places in the two mile | fined for nearly one month. That's What You Always Find At the CALIFORNIA GROCERY Countries comprising North, South Z:;eyk xma:le ;lr tr:mp?rtutmn h:d race of the last Big Ten games, ———.————— ‘and Central America and the West ach. Juneau Drug Co., Agents. ad n Alaska when it complet “The S e e e s e S e S B or sale =t =m. ——— a roundtrip between Juneau and| Aurora's spring season race at- gn o i 2 (:‘:::fi“:'::a;:;n:e:tm:;:rr;tm‘;; Old papers ror sale at The Em Kvichak, in Bristol Bay, ‘in 18|tendance was up 7,per cent but [oMes atfios. . hours flying time. It flew 2,160 - L — gk e — A i miles, made several landings and 1 was absent from 'its headquarters here but two and one half days. Over a large portion of the route, Set of 4 Glassettes FREE with . FRE every 6 packages JELL WELL 55¢ Ellis pioneeréd the way, being the JAMPBELL’S Pork and Beans, HEINZ Pork and Beans, Pic- first plane to cover it. Perfect fly- 9 D ing xi;)ndmon.s prevailed, and for < cans 4 eeseeee &l Al AR R : the circuit an average of 120 miles nic individual sizes, 4 can per hou “whs fig#al ] s e . : With R. R. Payne of the New OULD’S Cooked Spaghetti, T i e IR Il e G 25¢ BE| 1 ciand. Pish Cormpeny hedis. L. 2 cans ks 25¢ Faulkner, local attorney, the Taku N # sailed from Juneau at 6:30 pm = & DEL MONTE (‘Offee’ yae 343 | Tuesday for Yakutat. The follow- TAMALES in glass, 3 for ...$1.00 uum packed, per lb. ... 45c = |ing noon they' left for ©grdova, where Mr. Faulkner disembarked, ~ A . i and late that afternoon Mr. Payne AMOCAT Pineapple, large DEL MONTE Apricots, large took the Taku to Driver Bay, on . 21 . 2 og 8 21 " Knight Island, where it remained No. 214 can, 3 cans for... $1.00 No. 25 can, 3 cans for...$1.00 =/ 5" o rming, After returning to Cordova the FRESH Red Rock Cottage DEL MONTE Pears, large e ;fifi ol Cheee, package .............30c No. 2V can, 3 cans for....$1.00 = |iett the Copper City early yesterday morning for Kvichak station, and g - made the round trip in one day. 3EST Foods Bread and But- DEL MONTE Tuna (selected) Mr. Payne and Mr. Faulkner were 1 q 25 taken aboard early this morning, ter Pickles, jar ................25¢ flat can, per can ... 25¢ . tha, donatiive TOURINY was .made shortly after 4 a.m. Ex- actly three and one=half ~hours later the Taku landed at Chatham. in the northern part of atham Straits, and after a short stop came on to Juneau, arriving here about 8:30 a.m. LARGE ASSORTMENT FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WILL ARRIVE ON NORTHWESTERN SATURDAY - WATERMELONS FOR THE ELKS’ PICNIC We have heaps of them—PHONE FOR YOURS WHO'S WHO AND WHERE After spending two days in Ju- neau visiting, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McNeil left on the Princess Alice this morning. He is an operator of the Michigan Central Railroad. Miss A. R. Monteith, sister of Mrs. Emil Gastonguay, and Miss -4 L. Savage, a frlend of Miss Mon- Phone 478 tieth, left on the Princess Alice for the south. The former lives in Westminster, and the latter in Vancouver. On their way to Honolulu, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Curtis and daugh- ter, took passage south on the Princess Alice. He is to be with an N. P. Severin Company ‘eon- struction job there. They will”sail from Vancouver June 25 aboard the R.'M. S. Niagara. B2 Miss Alice Merritt left ~foday aboard the Princess Alice for Van- couver, on her way to Interlocken, Michigan, where she will spend the summer with a national high school band association. She will be met -in Vancouver by Miss Dorothy Fisher, instrumental’ in- structor of the Juneau High School who will accompany here East. To visit with her son Clayton, in La Grande, Oregon, Mrs. E.'M. Polley left here on the Princess Alice. She will spend about one month in La Grande and then go East. A Ready to Wear For Ladies and Misses Dresses Suits Coats These Dresses, Suits and Coats were néver meant to be sold for so lijtle! 33 1-3 Per Cent Rediwtion All the Season’s Newest and Smartest Models in a wide range of fabrics—all must be sacrificed in order to make room for our EARLY FALL STYLE SHOWING. SUITS ——————— NORTHWESTERN SOUTH \ FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MoNDAY Z %; : The Northwestern of the. Alaska 39 | In Knit Woolens and Waolen } 1930 PACK FRESH 1930 PACK FRESH - :3:',“"‘:,%?;;’0:?; s ,,‘3,“°w‘m:m"3'.f é%/fi | s - Soune isntyrig?ouc- ; STYLE ASPARAGUS STYLE ASPARAGUS |} [saems™ et S i , g%g WERE Now 4 19 ounce tins, 19 ounce tins, received from the _steamer _ thls %é//%' $20.50 $13.50 tins 3 5 c aon by local agenis. o $19.75 $13.00 Asparagus’ Points c Asparagus ..... ; e T e %Z/ /é $26.75 $17.75 : //%é/ $2550 $17.00 STRAWBERRY JAM HERRING COLOR Libby-- Spiced-- PRINTING &Tifl S R 250 quart jars ....... 650 tncreases the pullad power of any printing POSTUM RIPE OLIVES 3| job.Weareequippedtohen Cereal, Giant-- : \ dle colorprinting quickly package ... 250 fin SorrEadiG, 320 - oty £ Dresses Plain and Printed Silks, Pastel shades, some in Blues and Black. Sizes §4 to 46. = * . WERE NOW Y $ 8.75 $ 5.75 LOGANBERRY JAM ~ PEANUT BUTTER CoATS mn 355 Libby-- Rose Goblets-- ? 4 16.75 - $11.50 DY Sport and Dress' Models $19.75 ~$13.25 3 N8ty 50 each o lihiai s c | DISNEY 4 ¢ c | _Some. fur trimmed . . . . Look at these and s ) S\VEET DILL PICKLES FRUITS FOR SALAD STRA WS you will ‘be surprised how we can;::); S e DA: S:;JANR;S.‘,O?: Heinz-- Servus-- ; ';Vll?_z?s $11.75 L : 26 ounce tins .... c pot tin . i esaikes : c || Enjoy the coolness o a $20.75 T R g e, ‘Straw Hat in this weath- “$21.75 ~ $14.00 ghrmenta are daie. Nab CUT MACARONI JELLY e A fine worien $25.00 . $1675 ill gt tne benatit of & in stock of both sail 15 1 3 GOldCfl-- 1 50 49 ognces-- 620 and Panama style at :: ggggg :;2_50 ::::t tf)m::of):e f::!sl:).n pound .... ...... per jar .......... unusually low price, $3750 - $25.00 GEORGE BROTHERS 3 ;. The Leader Dept. Store PHONES 92—95 Five Fast Deliveries C. 0. SABIN, Prop, GEORGE BROTHERS \ & “W here Smart Fashions Are Less Expensive”