The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 8, 1930, Page 8

R W T R PN R R 15 S he wise ALk E ”;“"““f*“““ s bl e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE,J"RIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1930. ° T | Time Barometer Temp, Humidity Wind Velocity Weathe TU GUME HERE; p. m. yesty 2998 70 53 SE 16 Pt Cldy 1 a. m. today 3000 58 89 SE 3 Cldy | [Noon today 2996 63 69 S 3 Pt Cldy | i [ CABLE AND RADIO REPORT! FROM SUMMER SOUTH ved today from S2- VESTERDAY 7 TODAY & Highest 4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. s Wellman ol ations- temp. temp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather 62 50 TEETREE 127 Trace Cldy o 50 50 4 46 W 0a Cldy ate 68 68 6 46 4 0 Pt Cldy The aircraft wlil| éi go 46 23 — 0 Pt Cldy etchikan and possibly it " 73 i o 0 Clear may spend tomorrow night there Koy L sl 01 Cldy The Pete left here last Tues- L3¢ ) 4 {480 s 22 Cldy laay for and since then St Paul 5. . 4248 08 Cldy o TS the Seattle. |Dutch Harbor 54 54 | 48 48 — ' Trace Cldy motoring has been B. C, triangle 7R TR P T cidy . Oregon 1\0‘5::’ Ve ’ J |c . 80 58 | + 58 4 08 Cldy ine HEREM o, \e Sitka returned frou 3 | 51 58 3 0 Cldy Sitka la On the ma-| 05 54 4 02 Pt Cldy chine's esterday afternoon L Tac sl 54 B4 n 0 cudy | |Dave Hc the Alaskan Hotel, | Edmonton 88 82 | 54 . 0 Cldy a1 r to Security Bay,|Seattle 78 8 60 60 4 Trace Cldy tes a fur farm. He |FOF 84 64 4 01 Rain n with the plane. He gg s 5 3 C%‘:\gy ] il 2 e 7 4 the fur farm severa oy v . g B 1 tka went to Funter| 0 & 'WLessrthan 10 miles. | p Gilbert Skinner, ™y, pressure is low throughout Alaska except in the Southeast, | he Alaska-Pacific Sal- | ation, and to take him|y,o jiqdle North Pacific Ocean i s fis| | of his company’s fish|yc ar south as California. Showers have fallen throughout most of | |Alaska and the weather remains unsettled. Temperatures have fall- 1‘ | cdwell-Yukon Company’s|epn in Northern Alaska # ‘. e ol b came Bk et weok] oL or S and hm» :.mszcd but little elsewhere. I and is lowest in southern Bering is moderately high in 1 moderately low off the coast "Kills em dead’ r flies,mosqu}toes,roaches,moths e e Y | Y |P. R. Br s, Consulting Enghmur\SEAVle APARTMENTS STORE HOURS | & i o s N - - jof the ! 1 Juneau Gold Min- For the accommodation of tne i STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALTFORNIA [y id of the Treadwel]} SOLD TO MRS. RODEN ::ade, this store will be open Sa:- ¢ Yukon Company, and with Living- i irday evening, August 9th. | ston Wernecke, General Superin-| , S ., |adv. B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. | and which last Sunday took Mr.| cated on Calhoun Avenue, was sold | r—. Gt s I Wernecke v}r: lrl‘]lvaetl:uJ“i‘ls;lfilvl 0 Mrs. Henry Roden, by Mrs. Gus | Rennan, it was announced today b i Ithe latter. The property brough 1 e N iliined. B tl D "l Tro Dr o CO . g o 59;;’22 "So‘; ngi"cpcrty fronts 110 SEAT SAI‘E i W i R M 1 urler-Mmaurc "l" % | .. STORE HOURS ¢ the|feet on Calhoun and has a 15 foo L [ RED & WHITE TOMATO SOUP. 6 cans 50c t,_PdOf s ::if'zm‘:?ll ;l)eoopen sw_\h‘onuu;e on Willoughby Avenue. I ELKS \I{OW ’ poee Sell ORONITE \f::m(y' O ening. ARl \\fmd’ ',Cabor the apartment building | and soms undewoped | oy p poono o | BEST NEW POTATOES, 25 pounds ......$1.00 adv. n Calhoun and Wil- b s toemerty ot M S Opens 10 a. m. SPANISH STUFFED. OLIVES, net 10 oz. ECONOMICAL PRICES FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE ——DEL MONTE PRODUCTS—— PEACHES—large cans, No. 2V, sliced or halves, 3 can for . $ .85 B.M. BF_HRENDSE‘O., Inec. ground be! property. She still retains owner- q | ship of the Home Boarding Housc : uturday Mr. and Mrs. Rennan plan to pur- C residence property here an glass jar ..... A SR SR 8BE |l continue o reside here. HEINZ BULK PLAIN PICKLES, pint ...... 45¢ ! Nome BUTLER-MAVRO I GOOSEBERRY MARMALADE, 1 Ib. jar ...30c Regular meeting Friday evening at 7:30. Visiting members cordial- ly invited /To_Scottish Rite Masons: DRUG CO. APPLE SAUCE, per gallon . .......... .....60c free Delivery Phone 134 APRICOTS—Ilarge No. 2V%4 cans, 3 cans for ... 85 T WALTER B. }éiififiry ‘ WHEN WE SELL IT GEISHA OYSTERS 3 BARTLETT PEARS—large No. 2V5 cans, 3 cans for ... 1.00 By o 0 IR R o / RS pertid - ... e d 40 2lc 5 TOES—coli " s By, ik R s A & | Moose Cafeteria Dance— August| oney Ordery : et y TOMATOES—solid pack, large No. 21/ cans, 5 cans for ... 1.00 | PRU:\ES, Santa Clilril, Smnll, S\VCCt, 16th. —adv.’ SEEDLESS RAISINS—15 ounce pickages, 2 packages {for ... 25 Men’s P(leflr(l Shoes MAXIMUM PINEAPPLE RIPE OLIVES, 9 ounce tin ......... v a0 You don’t pay any more for the PACKARD TR0 & ool B J0F . 100 g ¥ — 4 pounds ....... i1 e e gl e AR s 85 nanie—a e Tkl o B L MEAT BALLS, Cereal and Gravy, tin ......40c OLD HOMESTEAD PEAS, tender, sweet, No. 2 cans, regular 1876. PR g VR R SRR T D R 1.00 STRING BEANS—VALUE BRAND —No. 2 cans, 3 cans for ... .50 $7.50’ $8.50 an(l $10.00 George Brothers HEINE GAREER. @ Bottes for ... i i e 1.00 J M SAI Ol |M . N MORTON’S SHAKER SALT, plain or iodized, 2 boxes for ........ 25 » . FRONT STREET PHONES 92—95 Five Fast Deliveries BROOMS—5 sew, regular $1.00 each, now ... | St CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 11 bars for .....oiiioioiii.. 50 S d BANANAS 2 pounds for ..t i . . GERSLL L Dl . Reserved Seat Sale Open TOMORROW 10 A. M. Home Grown Vegetables Daily FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WILL ARRIVE ON ALAMEDA SATURDAY—ORDER EARLY California Grocery Phone 478 Butler-Mauro Drug Co. ————for the——— IF YOU WANT-—-WHAT YOU WANT-- ELKS’ SHOW When You Want It— TELL US! WE HAVE IT— AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY! GOOD LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS Ample stocks of selected, graded lumber for all purposes— and a full supply of stock pieces in the wanted ;sizes—enables us to give you quick, satisfactory service. Let us quote on what you need. JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS, Inc. PHONE 358 The Sensational 3-Act' Mystery Comedy COLISEUM Monday and Tuesday Vote for your two most popular girls at the show. SEAT SCALE 8 The Alaska-Washington, Airways are %i\{gtg them a 1st 20 Rows Center ..$1.50 2 HOURS OF FUN trip to Mendenhall Glacier wi our o eir invited [Jast 7 Rows Center 1.00 guests, z! 1,00 50—PEOPLE—50 150 Nifty Dances—Song Hits—Clever Comedians i 3 BIG ACTS—10 BIG SCENES .75 Gorgeous Scenery—Beautiful Costumes Curtain 8:15