The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1930, Page 8

e P ————— i \ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930 4 . T T dean g & 4 suti e T e gy e e I)' iy to t Aleutian Islands and -| Commander Starr reported that|are ted as b i | Y T dbb'li 01 Q'{ “’-‘-.‘I() [tol Bay. Commander J. A, Starr|as a whole there was very lttle | overaue e % weeks| AIRPLANE SPRUCE SE‘"“S’:)EU::AGWAY e rted a vc;'_y rl;ugkll trip, b ‘.lcknte_ss among the villages on the| The Unalga will be in port for| TAKEN SOUTH FROM iy - i Solution toiday's Bussl ;. fvea | prevalling during most Aleutian group, except in two vil-|several days awaiting orders. She Ly i N 10 76 i | CUTTER HERE L] ‘:lu‘ e lages, where about 50 light cases | wil probably go to Seattle although JUNEAU LBR' M‘“‘[s sea:lin‘:a;k::ggv?;; l:::: :xr;;r'y t [] The cutier left here on aprii 19, Of mMeasles were found, and these‘no orders have been received to i §od to Funter Bay last i K and proceeded to the Albatross| Were treated by the ship's doctor.|that end. The Alaska Steamship Company's | Gilbert. Skines Rt g b LUNG ABSENGE Banks on fish patrol, where There were no deaths from the il 45 BB N7 i s £ freighter Depere, Capt. Odsen, stop- . . Skin - ! ner there, she returned to Juneps several days. From ¢t measles. Eight fishing boats were S M Al Ped in Juneau on her way south to went o “shi ShiaCiRty boarded and given medical aid, Ore MAP HIGHWAYS FROM AIR R. E. Ellis piloted the pla load 130,000 feet of airplane spruce |mar), | y this morning the Skagwa e boud o entioard the | MADISON, Wis, July 9. — Re-|from the Juneau Lumber Mils.|with pilot Pat Renahan, went & H € 10 enter| cuits of the first aerial photogra- |The spruce is for the Northwest|Punter for Mr. Skinner and wil 4 IH : visiting various towns and vill Unalga Arrives in Port | where first aid and medical tr Afiay Wattias 3 ment were given. The Un 8 R hy ever undertaken by the Wis-|SPruce Company, of Seattle. Hy. AN ] \ Alter \V ‘\j&l_“a‘d PahOl only went as far as Atka this No herring has been taken and 'igor}:sin Highway Commission are AT TR R se{'eral canfx:‘:::st}el;:y,u;%oppmg bt { Awaiting Orders as an emergency trip to Cor fishing is Very poor to the west- being studied by. engineers here.| ANZACS USE U. S. CARS | 2 from Lost Harbor with six fis ward, Commander Starr said. He | The pictures, made from 12,000 feet,| WASHINGTON —American-made ] Cutter Unalga |men, delayed them so long that also stated that the weather con- were taken to aid in planning a|automobiles account for 83 per cent DANCE rday afternoon usual stop at Attu was cancelled. | dition had set the country back re-location of an important State)of passenger cars and 69 per cent| Dance at Moose Hall Wednesda annual cruise Little Sickness Found about a month. The seal herds highway. of trucks registered in Australia. night. Music by Serenaders. ad | Business IS GOOD . « « « IF you go after it! ; ' People still go on living. Still eat. Still wear 4 ~~ E P RO ~ E clothes. Marry. Buy new furniture. Have THIS babies. W ear out cars. Entertain. Statement Business IS to be had. (‘1( Measure 4 Bllt to g(‘:t it, you I\IL?S’I‘ deSfi,‘r\'C lt ; Thursday, Friday, Saturday AEALTHY GAIN oo o BY ANCHORAGE : : GEORGE BROTHERS soundly believe that business is going to those who PRUNES, 4 1b. package, 50c Rail Towns Show Larger Sttt ey E . show their ulttrtness by giving the public what it wants . . . more food, more Shots» Growth o o Packed by Libby McNeill and Libby workmanship, MORE VALUE THAN A DOLLAR HAS SECURED FOR g ;.:umurnt')”(/»‘}l‘ll«“‘:;x‘o;’x hllnl:hllw; :1 C()RNED BEEF’ tln’ 26(' Of course economic conditions have changed. But GEORGE BROTHERS E m,;]‘:s)‘: V:'}'l""lf’l"\“\ E i ’I_‘fu{,GET_ BRMEILA . e are alert—eager to offer you, first, the benefit of every change in the mar- . b HOODY’S kets . . . to get you the things you want . . . for yourself, your family and ° s ly more than e £ 3 i i 1 = 7 : Sonom . PEANUT BUTTER, lb,’ 20¢ your home . . . at the time you want them . . . at the lowest possible prices. : coees v.;‘.: . .v. . L i 2 i B Al e’ ¢ Tt il % B e GEORGE BROTHERS Expect the Largest losir stkered " pop- | OdEe (No. 3-A. Rebekahi [pighic HEINZ GERTRUDE HELGESEN, g PSR st SWEET PICKLES, pint, 35¢ JULY In All Its History! Bulk ! MANNING'S You’ll all come to GEORGE BROTHERS in July—if you want to see your dollars doing extra duty. We don’t pretend that we’re staging the biggest JAPAN TEA, 8 oz. pkg., 35¢ . . . or the greatest . . . month-long event ever held! BUT we’re sure of one MISS SAYLOR'S w thing. . . . We’ve planned and schemed and worked to take advantage of (unusual vhl«n('nlates) ¥ NEW LOW PRICE ON g Rets . ity prises B e ks it e il & anc ’ 3 i PIG'N’ WHISTLE MANNING’S COFFEE 5 lb‘9 45¢ the world’s choicest foods . . . at most worth while savings. 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