The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 21, 1930, Page 2

" - THE DAILY ALASKA EMP]RE SATURDAY, JUNE 21,-1930. _—__?7_——-——————-——_—_‘___—————-————-—7‘ — e — L ——————————————————— Noted Coach of Notre Dame Back on the Grid | Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 8. Weather Burean A - . ” Forecast for Junea®t ana Vicinity, bew*~ning 4 p. m. today: N g . g’» # ! Fair tonight and Sunday; gentle variable winds. TOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. n'lmhllty Wlnl! Velocity Weathe 4 p. m. yest'y 30.05 81 8 Clear i 4 a. m. today 3006 54 r4 (,-=|m 0 Clear LADIES’ WASHABLE CELANESE SILK PRINTED PRESSES———— | Noon today ‘;«mn m:':) b m; 10 CBF . 3. y S Sleeveless, Stylish, all sizes—$6.75 VESTERDAY i TODAY leeveless, Stylish, & Bl g o ngehest g’.‘m. J| Low 4n.m_v:!l_m Precip. 4am. ESE SILK' DRE onis~ emp._temp; |, emp. ocity 24 hrs. Weather CHILDREN'S WASHABLE CELAN Barfow ...... 48 4 | 35 40 3 5 Cidy A o . | Nome 62 52 [T 0 clay y Bethel 647 02 | LA A 06 " Rai { § ~ X “ { Rain DECORATION BUNTING | KING—0—NET Tt W W BMSE T S Se . The superior Mosquito Net. A ‘closed g:lr]bnnks ;f ;g 23 LN +1 ar for 3 o 1 vagle 4 R - The bunting so popular for the ' '“”v' door to insects, Positive protection for st. Paul o 3 36 ai oo 1 g:?; of July decorating, comes in plain, tri- baby against the tiniest insect annoy- | Duteh Harbor 48 46 38 4o . g Cldy i sdars all over ances. 60 inches wide. Kodiak 50 50 46 48 » 04 clay color, stars on blue and stars all o f Cordova 76 72 42 44 g 0 Clea: 7 P cents | Juneau 81 81 50 51 b 0 Clea Yard—12Y4 cents | Yard—20 2 i ‘Pffi?cmk;" y Z: ZB g o ' 0 Clear 4 30 ince Ruper 8 52 b 0 Pt. Cldy Bty Al 8 Yard Bolt—$1.50 |" Edmonton 58 56 4 45 « o0 Cidy T. =0 i |~ Seattle 64 62 { 51 54 " Trace Rain SRETS | Portland 0 70 54 51 . Hth TURBAN SCARFS | San Francisco ... 70 66 52 52 2 g gig : 3 ] S5 Gl b o e | Spokane 58 58 | 50 ' 50 > 1.34 Clear n silk and rayon, & as | Equally smart and practical for dress, ' o 3 | Vancouver, B. C. 80 12 | 56 56 -4 Cleay s sport and: boudoir. P foosely knit: in inw Rockla, Bead coach of 4 supervicion of training since he ¢ Southern Californfa last year. | *—Les thas 10 miles, shades. vati-colored Sk *e Notre Daiite football was taken sick last Fall. The | He had been troubled with a bad i e Each—85 cents and $1.25 ‘giving his players a. good grid genius has been off the | knee. | nean, cid_o :wv;“;nfrbunumunn n(;nmll:n: kg ETi sach D cents ¢ DL Each—65 cents during® Knute’ € gridiron since the game with Unternational Newsreel) | h 078 - and Fatrha i s A WAk and 8L p.. ) = Ry Juneau time, l ,,,,, | The distributionr of pressure: ramains practically the same for the . jP R!NCESS CHARLOTTE l }:\80 24 hours, with the barometer cecreasing slightly over Alaska. Tha i low over Bering Sea has given rise to rain over Southwestern Al- ON FIRST TRIP NORTH aska as far east as Cook Inlet, while generally fair weather prevails over the rest of the Territory. Except for the 'wWestern part tem- | Steamer Princess Charlotte, of| phratures over Alaska have Been considerably warmer during the last | the Canadian Pacific, is due to ar-| 24 hours, RUBBER APRONS PEQUOT PILLOW CASES \ \ S 8 i Set of 2 Pillew Cases, 42x381/g hem- Coverall Gum Rubber Aprons and rub stitohedy Soldbad. boriens:in, pmk-'maise, berized Cretonne in an assortment of orchid, blue and green . Put up in fan- . |rive in Juneau late this afternoon = beautiful shades and colorings. = g‘“ . or evening, on her first trip north| Set—$2.75 jof the 1930 tourist. season. The| Each—75 cents and $1.00 3 s | steamer is reported to have a! . PERRRE large number of tourists aboard| 3 LY TR P2y TR CANNON ‘TURKISH TOWELS ! and the following two passengers | FORDS dnd CHEVROLETS H AT, & N A | for Juneau: Capt. John Irving and| LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS Double thread, soln}'ll dcolm’s — maise, Tt e turquoise peach, orchid. ¥ PRSI AR d & F IR TR R All pure Linen squares, handddecor.nod ¢ ppachy 4 { If it isn't HIRES it isn’t ROOT/ MAY, BE. WRITTEN ‘FOE o, SEER. y th from | in modernistic colors and g 75 eents }thm 7 oo l ::fi}{cagg}}:}: by the case—':;,vn} o 45 inches square—$1.75 Heavy Cannon Towels in, colors, 26%45. i‘A Church i AR COlllSlOn I nsurance YREV. G, C. SAUNDERS, Pastor- NOTICE 54 inches square—$2.50 Each—81.00 Corner Fourth and, Franklin Sts. || The Martinique School of Dance The church where service and;and Drama is closed for the sum- REE SR g worship meet. mer month: aav. | I o atie A 10:00 a. m.--Bible School. = Public meetings: hre d C Inc Sinaay 730 . e r n S O', 130 D, m. - Morning worship,| ©Old papers for sals ii The Em- Fa o b ty Cathedral Juneaus Leadmg Departmem Store : Society meets Friday, | 2'"e. Presbylerina Native Chureh || OVARLES E. RICE, Dean 5“‘1’“’“_'__—“ { Phone 604 FOR A' PREMIUM A8 LOW AS ONE DOLLAR We are now' writing , many new form this year including $15—$25—8$50—$75—$100 —$150—and $250 deductible. coverages. ELKS “m 8:00 a. m—Hoty Communion. = e AR - . Bids Ar;_(;!'):n:d in ,T : ;otz‘&:’?l?fgg‘zl%mffl enz; g‘gmz‘!ornx. K;lul'l\mg Prayer : ? o, m.—Bible 8choo! No Sunday School 5 S Seattle for “Show 00 p. m-—-Wednesday—Midweek| Evening service at Douglas. RED ff;fl/‘,’f EEI%}LF ot o Takon iver 08 = mmn - WE WRITE 3 A LAY A LIF 4 S ’T"P 5 atholic Churel ¢ & ? . P 3 PSS KA cinide o P . |1 s First_Chareh of Christ, ! oL 50 PER CENT RETENTION- FULL COL- . " “Home Sweet Home” was a shinglesided L i 9“" YA o 1 1% Firth and ot Streews > Scientist 5 Ay 8:00 a. m.— d Sermon. e #] 10:30 a. m ss followed by serviees wrn wé meid af [benediction of the Blessed Sacra- 11 & m. in the First Chirist of ment. |OKFist, Sctentist, Juneau, on Fifth| NO evening devotions. Main, Streets, The subject will e %1s . the Universé, Including sy | Evalved by’ Atomic Force?” Resurrection Lutheran Church ! Sunday School at 107 ‘a. m. ! “Gorner of 'IMira ana Maln Sts, Wednesday, 8:00 p. ‘m—Testl-] REV. HARRY R. ALLEN, Pastor | equipment, telephones ahd call but-{inonidk meeting. | Pastor is absent. No church| tons and automatic fire alarm and Christian Bclence Reading Room (services nor Sunday School will sprinkler &vstém. |In‘Cuarck ouilding. This room istbe held. LISION COVERAGE—An attractive form ° for the careful driver. ALSO Fire and Transportation, Property Damage and Public Liability Coverages. power stenm ennne wm drlva the ' Huge paddlewhedl astern, Equipmeny of the new vessel will ‘nclude an electric miotor | for alf auxiliaries; cold house. Modernize your home by using Cedar Shingles on the roof and siding Ask Us About Re-Roofing Juneau Lumber M Llls, Ine. of bollets, o’ bakery, frieds room, pantry and'’ galléy with steath . tables, serving ' tables and “other | C N | PHONE 358 There Will be folr ‘de 1uxé roome o868 to the public Wednesday | ‘ ; u f {aftefrioons wom 2:30 to 4. " 5 . 3 . " QUALITY and SERVICE tlli‘!;::l:, * :a?r." :orzh ”1::. ;::0. RS O emicty tibod to ?‘umn Feitecostal Asserbly | Call at the office and we will explain the ward 33 feet by 82 feet, lirge attend these services and visit the | H——— e 2t forms more fully to you. enade deck spiace, dnd hot and Seppame CHAB. C. PERSONLUS, Pastor. i running watef ‘M’ all ataterooms. HIEN 8unday services: 3 The pilot mmt flll‘ be- inclosed in |/ : 11:00 a. m—Morning Worship. - ‘ 2 it . heavy gl L Epise 12:15 p. m—Bible School. N E W ARRI VALS Requésts flk specifications camie, gfi‘& a—Eventng Servi. frony firms in |- . TR e 1 , Tuesday and Priday ev+ ATCh Saver Sths the tefri Wflest vn—-t mm‘é v e entug af B0 PR £ i ginia, Tndidns, inpesota; Pennsyl- | wppey 4 atl e Lord’s Supper the first Sun- : 85 0 the Middle West | pein g cTUrOl Wit the cordial | ggy of each month. ALLEN SHATTUCK, Inc. INSURANCE Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. m. | No morning service. Arch support—Perfect fitting Shoes for the i LET Almquist Press Your Suit. active woman of today Eptorth Leaguie at 7 p. m. For| {We ecall and deliver. Phone 528. ed down,” assembled tl‘fer'mm and gl young people. | Attractively Priced in sérviee by Jul$ ¥ 1SE - The| -Evehihg wovship at'8 o'clock; con- | Want Ad Rules specifieations ¢all for completion at |dijoted by Mr. Bitoheller during; Here are seven rules worth con- || U8 seer pix 3 ou wan make your $6.00 to $8.00 oot ’f‘ 1y | T e A Bty i o S s, " 0 ke o8 YOUTHFUL VOGUE SPORT SHOES Withi Mrs. C. W. Carter Thursdny 1. Think carefully about your pro- | j fternoon at 2 oclook to which all| "' _position. Smart Styles for Young Women $6.00 to $7.00 ARNOLD’S BOOTERY individual. Goldstein Building Phone 45 MARMION ISLAND HAWYVER, “The Plhimber” TELEPHONE 379 REPAIRING—CONTRACTING—INSTALLATIONS Near Nifty Shoprmnt Sireet o S R T . Be specific. Use colorful words. Avoid generalities. ., Telt the whole story. _ Emphasize the best feature of {47 your offer. i ‘61 Mention price. | 17." Mdke answering as easy as pos- sibsle. Tomorrow Make Reservations i [ = g You Can Order Yoiu' L fnlser by Telegraph ftom Alaska’s laumier Yard NOTICE OF HEALING ON FANAL & = i REPORT AND ACCOUNT ,,,,, — s oA/ X ¢!t IN PROBATE n. the Commissioner's Court for | PHONE 102 Second Floor, Goldstein Bldg. Juneau Precinct, Territory of | o Entrance Thru Arnold's Bootery Alaska. Division Number One. {In_the Matter of the Estate of | A.MALACKY GOLDSTEII?’S FURRIER TONY GARDO, Deceased, SPECTAL—AIll garments! repaired or remodeled be- Notice is hereby given that the (undersigned has filed his final re~| tween June 23 and July 3 will be cleaned FREE OF CHARGE ‘pon and account in the adminis- Expert Workmanship Guaranteed —at— ELKS CLUB 'WE feature speedy service' to Alasks - just wire us snd .we'll make shipment.on the first boat. Regardless of size. Alssks | otdon receive special attention i tration of the above entitled estate, 1 nd that a hearing will be had thereon in the office of the Pro-. bate Court, Juneau, Alaska, at ten \u'clock in the forenoon of August ".’ 4th, 1930, at which time and place \if .all persons being interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why said report and account should not be approved, and at ‘sarné time and place the court will adjudicate who the heirs of said |il|deceased are and to what propor- ~ - . PHONE 15 I | tion.of the estate they are entitled ALASKA LAUNDRY "o me the motrent our driver piecks up our Y uhm lt u returned to you, léan, it is handled y but w th the utmost care. Eaeh family's laundry is washed by gent- ly sousing in soft, sudsy water and then ;nhoro;my fluseg eseve:}')al times. After dry- is dtarc| ‘when necessary, care- PEARI—GLO « ) fully Rand-iroried and promptly returned all iyl ! ready to be worn. We have a fuil line of it—at Adults, $1.00 Ch.ildren, accom- panied, Free ! - FRANK AFRIC, | | :] Alministrator of the Estate of :‘, . Tony Gardo, Deceased. ’m: -publitation, May 31, 1930, Last publitation, June 21, 1930, S