The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1930, Page 2

| | { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930. Blanket Sale Household favorite double cotton blanket made of wool-like china-cot- ton for softmest and firm. long staple domestic cotton for strength, Colors— W hite and Grey with Pink or Blue Trim Standard size—70x80 Sale Price, $2.50 ~ Made of clean, fresh, Colors—Rose, Orchid, Genuine part-wool Hawthorne Double Blankets. springy wool yarn, and highest quality cotton. Peach, Green, Grey and Tan. Size T0x80. Regular $6.50Blanket for $4.95 TOWEL SALE CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK 4 ¥ B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau's Leading Department Store Yundia Cleirmelyrmenflrmsenflmenflyrcenfln DEATH STRIKES |SALMON COMES | | ATLITTLE GRL INFOURBOATS| wgyps As SHE PLAYS M()nm(*, T33B(j, Elifin and! X : i Mil)'(lt‘“ Bl'lllg Th(‘.ll‘ | CELEBRATION EXPENSE Catches Here i LEAVES SMALL BALANCE | e Jessie Borbridge Falls Water from Ways at Hawk Inlet ¢ il with their catches. P | 1ing was the cause | The Monroe, Capt. M. B. Dah1,|%f Borbridge, two | brought 24,000 pounds for the At _the final meeting of the irth of July Association held last ning to settle up the business the celebration, a balance of 20 was reported left over after 11 bills had been paid. voais have | Tour salmon-fishir arrived here 1 Accidental dro of death of Je: and one-half years old, whose body |lantic and Pacific Packing 8- | Al boet was brought he erday from |tion. They were unloaded at the| “f“’:“ W”N“UH‘:’ amounted to Hawk Iniet for interment. While Juncau Cold Storage for mild cure|$326.50, and disbursements $304.30 B fachtinr Ay Yo% Boradun: | and & {The balance of $29652 in the sav- . the. house near the beach| The T3380. Capt. John: Pademels-|inS account left aver from la year did not have to be drawn upon and this amount was increas- at the inlet, her thr dren were playing on chil- | ter, landed 700 pounds of Kings, also us2d ' for the Atlantic and Pacific. little to haul fishing boat . When| The Eifin, Capt. Ernest Swanson,[¢d to $30244 by the semi-annual, Jessie fell off the her mis- | yy jed 9,000 pounds for the Mar- interest on the first of the month. hap was not seen by the mother, !y, Members of the program com- | sh Company ' | who was notified a few mom The Maydell, Capt. W. O. Carl-|mittee who were present at the later, however, by the two other|con phrought 700 pounds of salmon|Mmeeling presented the need of two children. ut. They will be shipped to|!1ags for future use and the Asso-| The mother hastened to the scene ciation voted that sultable flags calling for aid. She could see h be purchased by the committee as aghter lyi on the bottom K1 soon as possible, using the balance | er about four feet deep. The| Mrs. Shirley Pannel of Seattle|left over from the current collec- | mother jumped in, and brought the|was a passenger from Sitka on Lhr_‘!mons to apply on the cost. H child to land. | southbound steamship Queen today | For three hours, the parent ans d is registered friends worked diligently to re: ents a book | th San Juan Fishin, jing Company. and Pack- The Association desires to thank the Zynda. She'everyone who contributed or helped | publishing com-!in any other way toward the suc- citate the girl, but to no avail:|pany. cess of the celebration. life was extine i e gl The remains are at the Charles, Former Territorial Senator Frank W. Carter Mortuary, Mrs. Bor- A. Aldrich, who came here yester-|TED LEWIS IS AT bridge having accompanied them|ay on the southbound trip of the COLISEUM, TONIGHT from Hawk Inlet. Funeral ecxer-|Admiral Watson, entered St. Ann's cises will be conducted at the! Kospital last evening. He still is mortuary at 1 o'clock tomorrow |seriously affected by his recent ill- afternoon by ¢he Rev. A. P. Kash- | 1ess. evaroff. Ted Lewis comes to the Douglas Coliseum in a Vitaphone production “'Is Everybody Happy?” There is nobody on £ PR stage or 1 M. Hayslip, of Vancouver, o Ethe! ————————— | screen who can put so much pep Mrs. Hilda F. Almquist and Miss Washington; Helen A. Salmon, of {jnto o performance as Ted Lewis Edna L. Almquist of this city com- | Woburn, Mass.; Mrs. L. D. Pushee|oan and does. Assisted by his ex- pleted a round trip on the steam- and Leslie D. Pushes, of Boston,|ejjent jazz band and the dancing ship Queen, disembarking here on|Mass, are tourists aboard the star, Ann Pennington, you can be sure of a lively evening. The Ted Lewis band gives splen- did support. It is the same band the star has had for years. Alice |Day as the girl, Julia Swayne Gor- don as the mother, and Lawrence |Grant as the father, all contribute ;A'me performances. arrival of the the Prince Rupert. el today. "THAT . OUGHT TO BE A GREAT SHOW”, The precantion you vbserve in making hot biscuits is the ome observed in lroasting HILLS &2 | You don't throw all the ingredi- |ents in the bowl at once. You | | combine them a4 little at a time | a i | and make a perfect, spongy dough. = | Hills Bros. roast their coffee by a Oronite FLY SPRAY =i | at @ time—never in bulk, and de- kilis ‘em Dead velop a flavor such as no other : | coffee has. | % MOSQUITOES - ANTS - FLIES - MOTHS - ROACHES - FLEAS § A Vi $ i | Fresh from ehe i original vacuum L2 peck. Easily opened with the key. Look for the Arab on the can. == ENDS SUDDENLY 'BROS COFFEE 8 Weather ‘Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Burean Forecast for Juneaw Ql‘ Viddaity, bee*~ning 4 p. m. today: Rain tonight and Saturday; moderate southerly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp, 1lumidity Wind Velocity Weathe 4 p. m. yest'y -30.27 54 [ S 1 Rain 4 a. m .today . 30.25 50 99 S 1 Cldy Neon today -.8022 85 | 88 8. i B Cldy i CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY T TODAY 4pm, | Low 4am. 4am. Preclp. 4a.m. Stations~ temp. temp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather Barrow 34 34 32 83 L oadbi W0k Snow Nome' 52 48 10 44 » 0 Cldy Bethel 60 60 ' 40 48 12 0 Clear Fort Yukon . 60 58 4 56 - 0 Clea: Tanana 64 58 6 54 - 0 Pt Cldy Fairbanks 62 60 Eagle 70 62 14 50 -_ .04 Rain St. Paul 48 48 + 44 8 0 Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 60 54 44 44 = 01 Rain Kodiak 56 52 50 50 8 36 Rain Cordova . 64 58 f 50 6 .80 Rain Juncau . 54 54 50 1 11 Cldy Retchikan . 66 66 48 4 0 Clear Prince Rupert 64 62 | 54 » 0 Clear Edmonton 60 68 38 46 0 0 Cldy Seattle 66 [ 50 50 2 0 Cldy Portland 70 68 2 52 - 0 Pt Cldy 8an Francisco ... 62 60 2 52 % 0 Clear Spokane ... -8 38 0 50 d 0 Clear Vancouver, B. C. T4 68 52 P 0 Pt. Cldy *—Less than 10 miles. NOTE.—Observations at Alaskan mainlana stations, except Ju- nean, Cordova and Fairbanks are made at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m Juneay time. The pressure is high in the North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea and moderately low in Northern Aluska and near the Alaska Penin- sula. " Tt is falling rapidly in the Gulf of Alaska. Rain has fallen over Southern 'Alaska, except the extran.c Southeast, and in the extreme North and the upper Yukon Valley. Clear weather prevails in West- | agk: portions of the Unterior. Temperatures have risen | nterior and fallen in other portions of the Territory. M 5 N SEASBN‘ d no new prices have been qus ] j N | | LAl ] ; | Local Indications Good | mém;l SIQL BAY’ Southeast Alaska is apparently! c only area in which runs of fish normal, and in this district pr: ons, both official and priv | made that the pack will be e normal. The fish continue w heavily in Icy Sirait-Cro: ‘ 1d, Chatham Strait and oth | orthern areas, and packs arej climbing rapidly. J i | Fishisg ,Closed. Last, Nidht| by Order Issued by Ccmmerce Dept. West Coasl indicaiions are I ported to be most promising. War- den Hynes of Ketchikan today tele- | graphed local headquarters of tr Bureau of Fisheries that the runs| of all specics in the southern dls_i trict are better than' normal and| “all indications point to a success-| on.” ! ., | (Continuea irom Page One) ties of canned salmon. The trend in this direction has already been observed. ful sea Opening prices on the 1930 plnk“’ | and chum pack, announced recently,| p. . Sheriff, well known through- were $1.10 per dozen for the former |yt the. Territory as a piano tuner, | and $1.00 for the latter. These fig-{Mrs. Sheriff, their daughter, Janat ures were quoted by P. E. Harmis, {Sheriff, and their son, James Sher- | one of the important companies and |iff, came to Juneau today from thn‘ a big factor In the Alaska paek.{"Triangle Route on the steamship | drawn, reports received today said, yGastineau. YOUR SAVING DAY BETTER GOODS “OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT” Trupak Apricots, No. 2V tins, 2 for Trupak Apricots, No. 1 tins, 3 for Trupak Grapefruit, No. 2 tins, 3 for ... Trupak Peaches, No. 214 tins, 2 for Palace Peaches, No. 214 tins, 2 for Palace Apricots, No. 21 tins, 2 for Trupak Main Corn, No. 2 tins, 3 for Trupak Small Sugar Peas, No. 2 tins, BetOR. L B 50¢ Palace Sugar Peas, No, 2 tins, 3 for ... 55¢ Palace Cut Beans, No. 2 tins, 3 for . 55¢ Palace Sweet Corn, No. 2 tins, 3 for . i Palace Golden Corn, No. 2 tins, 3 for ._55¢ | Trupak Rosebud Beets, 2 for . H. B. Sliced Beets, fancy, 2 for . You Are Losing Out If You Do Not Try Them NORTHERN SALES AGENCY W. W. BATCHELLER On Second Street Corner of Main COLISEUM (DOUGLAS) TONIGHT He'll Weave a Spell Around Your Heart TED LEWIS in IS EVERYBODY HAPPY with Ann Penningtofi; Alice Day and Chorus " of Dazzling" Beauties VITAPHONE ACTS, ALL TALKING STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ‘\mf*;—u* | ©19%0 { COMEDY and MOVIETONE NEWS These figures have now been with- i(«unm. They are staying at the![Q BEST QUALITY—BEST PRICES | B CREAM OF WHEAT--- PRINCE RUPERT IN were: Paul E. Carlson, Otto R.|Prince Henry and accompany that PORT ON WAY NORTH Karlstrom, Alva E. Karlstrom, J. A.|steamer actoss the Atlantic, ha< A — | Lindquist and August Williams. returned to the route and -is Chief* With 101 through and five local| Rey ©. w. Casson of Boshon,!szew d on the Prince Rupert. Ea' f!L”** LthCanm;i:n ‘:a%"’;":‘iMass., who has been conducting — e i anes steamer Prince Rupert, Capt. | Alaska and Yukon tours for sev- - ¥ ¢ rrived in port at 5:30 pm. | William Lindley, Ray Wiley anis : | eral years, was aboard with y and sailed for Skagway |or g midnight. Southbound it is e about mid- | ¢, a party |H, A. Moody, connected with the oltempted salvaging of the tr J. W. Apthorpe, who was detached |on the submerged steamship Isi: om the Alaska service to organize ley, spent yesterday in Junean ‘the steward’s department,-on the | ing registered-at the Gastineau. at scheduled to arrive he dight Saturday, { ®Passengers arriving for Juneau . A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF HEINZ 57 VARIETIES JUST ARRIVED $2.508 | ;Eg . 55¢ 79¢c 25¢] | 19¢ 13 45¢ 89c 10c 28¢ TELEPHONE 24 t -~ WE DELIVER .. .. Mail Orders Carefully Fijlled Lo A ¥ FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR--- 49 poursdS; sack ' anins el e SILVER BAR DILL PICKLES--- 2 1-2 pounds .. ARMOUR’S CORNED BEEF--- PIONEER TALIL MINCED CLAN P50 AR U ekl A e FRESH RY-TAK--- 2ipounds fort, . . .. i TR S Washington Maid Fresh Cream- ery Butter, 2 poundsfor . . . . ) SHAKER SALT, MORTON'S or LES- LIE’S---2 for VOWDRIFT or CRISCO--- Jpophe tintor . les nl al LT S PURE HONEY--- Brve Pound Pail ety Dot i v s BEST FOODS, BREAD AND BUTTER C & H CUBE SUGAR--- 2 Pound Box ... ove.iibicies LARD--- dPaundPail ... 5. L e RS PRUNES, LARGE SIZE--- SPeutdiBox . o ov s AR A e Per Packabe | .il. 0. 00eiy Simiieasty a