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

FUARE T = — | | RANCHER'S WIFE SHOOTS HERSELF - TOMORROW MAY oo oo it Mo B0 TO SEATTLE, " o Reservations Made for! F]ight to Pugel Sound { Metropolis NEW YORK, Sept Mrs. Harry Chambers Com- mits Suicidé at Ben- jantin Island Ranch fotors Granby ¥ Hupp Motors al Harvester 81 Montgomery- | Acme 13%,] | | . 13%, 13%.| Reservations made today with the | \TwHo's wHC i AND WHER rangell, Pilot Jl Frank rday for ill pick up is mining part- | er, and bring t to this city. 1ess returned to| rday, the gell went to; he Southeastern |Haines and Skagway on pleasure | t week, he was/|flights. agricultural ex-| The seaplane Skagway Pilot| he federal ','()\'—‘Gt‘m'l,:f- E. Ellis and Mechanic at|Chandler Hicks made a brief flight | |today. Yesterday the Skagway made | ive of the |two round trips between Juneau and inflicted in Warm Springs Bay. On the last | ed |flight it brought Mr. and Mrs. H.| ipped | C. Davis and George Franklin here. B s ! -8, W, STRAUS " PASSES AWAY NEW YORK CITY, N. Y, Sept — simon William Straus, noted | to Anchorage and Cor-| and Chairman of the nch banks of the| NOME, North Dakota, Sept g |Board of S. J. Straus Company, resident of |-rwo unidentified men were killed dicd Sunday at the age of 63 years. .d here! e had been ill for more than a, d here'when a plane crashed and burned K headquarters atlnear here foday. Identity of the|one year. He was the: ploneer sky- He will go west tomor-plane has so far been impossible. SCTePer builder and known as the | teamer Alaska. | & i i ,omimeatlolr!e oéontdhe first mortgage | s visit i |real esta 5 7 Vit Frothingham Spends | prn e PR 1 Three Months, Arctic| | eventual ber SEWARD, A Sept. 8.—Rob- terprise and to Alaska gen-'ert Frothingha He is confident the road author and lecturer, is bound home | be put on a sound business to New York City. He arrived planned by Premier Bennett as the | basis and there is no danger of sus- here after three months in the most effective remedy. | pension of operations or abandon-'Arctic, aboard the cutter North-: The subject matter of the Pr ment of the prop y. land. |mier's message is closely guard nment’s experiment station | Einar Olson, yepresen Fish Compa or five | while he was bel libut, | ago they Saturday. He limp 1k amin Island| J. W. Bailey a sided 1 years. Ab purchased ranch and that time k in Juneau. He BRSPS A owns to the We: |ward for several FROMINENT BANKER | 5 HERE ENROUTE WEST Unidentified Men Are . 9 | Killed in Plane Crash @ - | weeks. - — Enroute | financier dova J OTTAWA, Sept. 8—The doors of | Parliament swung open today deal with unemployment. It is believed tariff modifications are ¥ any, Inc. aoit Valley Packing (:om‘mny, Seow (‘Vlo(mt vernon, W :x,\h,“m“d : Jer! rd Packers of Mount \L'll\('»l\ 24 Ck .l'(-lq-n Fid-Bits, (Ahu.'\\t “»,' " 411\ s. Chicken Sandwich OF . j\“z‘\ i {t-n; Livers, Chicken B\:o “hic h A0 and Boneless Roast (A:u‘ s ) g leased to announce ‘th'\m &g W “N\\\p4){'-(‘\111'\\<-|\ l'r(y(‘\\l('tr;‘ ey i o ,d Labels O "1 ithographed L&t i 1\“n\x\n ‘::z;t{'tn<-\'c\\:\1xl for them: Green Label. C()RNELL’S Mount V ernon Bran¢ CHICKEN T\I)-B]Ts ' Especially for Creaming n : given to t\\‘c the most ou tstanding RE- nding in 4 2 serving ©. person $¢ I-‘dtl;:f preparation ‘n\'d“ n‘l‘" Chicken A \““\ll\' Mount Vernon Brand U CORNELL'S 4 Products. and rize will be A Five pollar P g Mail or yring Your Recipe & BROTHERS reau, Alaska. ‘u‘-“xl\: Distributors of . Vernon Bran ts in Alaska. eptember 30t in Roas! (‘!}i(-ken. : ‘l‘\:‘\ Roast ('hu:ken L in Breas I to GEORG o i Chicken RNELL'S '\\1‘-’\\}",‘\;“. Contest “hf 28 CcO 1 pound A 1, pound t 1 pound tin 1 poeund tin Chi¢ roth "y ‘:mund tin ( h“'\\c-“, lu\p«j:‘:le \.. pound ¢ hicken Liver 1@ HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 8, 1930. ~ YARD WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT. GOODS SALE -GOill "“":. YARDAGE PRICES HAVE REACHED THEIR LOWEST LEVEL.© ALL SALES FOR CASH and .are final. NOTHING RESERVED PRINTED RAYON Regular ]’rit"r— 75 cents > Now 55 cents Yard CORDUROY Blue and Tan 85 cents Per Yard Besides the items listed we have many other kinds of Yard Goods and Cloth too numerous to mention here. Such as White Good, Linings, Sateens, all kinds of Woolen Goods, Draperies and Curtain Goods — PRICED VERY LOW. 36 Inches Wide Values to $1.25 Per Yard, Now 75 cents FAST COLORED Printed English Broadcloth 36 Inches Wide Values to 95¢ Per Yard, Now 55 cents Devonshire Cloth Regular 50c¢ Yard 36 Inches Wide 3 Yards for $1.00 36 Inch Colored Burlap Extra Special, 20 cents Yard Green, Blue and Red Lea VLTS v S One Lot CURTAINS GOODS 6 Yards for $1.00 EVERYTHING MUST GO UNTIL SOLD CLOSING OUT OUR PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT Fancy Printed Silk QUICK ACTION This Includes Flat and Georgette Crepe—Values $3.50 Per Yard FRONT STREET All Fancy Patterns—W hile They Last Per Yard $1.95 EVERYTHING MUST GO! V;lvet 7Blackaostume 36 Inches Wide—Sold in Pieces Only Regular $3.95 Extra Special, Yard $1.95 Sizes—Pieces 1% to 514 Yards Printed V oiles 36 Inches Wide Values to $1.50 Yard Now 3 Yards 95 cents Skinners Taffeta Many Shades—36 Inches Wide Regular $3.50 Yard Value Percales Light Colors—36 Inches Wide Regular 35¢ Now 3 Yards 50 cents Skinners Satin Many Shades Regular $3.50 Yard Value Now at $1.95 Yard Blossom Silks All Shades—36 Inches Wide Now 65 cents Per Yard Flat Crepe-All Silk Popular Shades—40 Inches Wide . Regular $2.50 Soiesette Now, Per Yard $1.75 36 Inches Wide z Values at 55¢ Czfiflfefg:;n Per Yard 37 1-2 cents Regular $3.00 Now, Per Yard $2.00 Silk Georgette Crepe 40 Inches Wide English Prints Fancy Colored—36 Inches Widc Values 40c¢ Yard Now 2 Yards 45 cents Printed Peter Pan 36 Inches Wide Regular 60c Yard Per Yard 37 1-2 cents Regular $2.25 Value Now, Per Yard $1.65 W ashable Silks Tub Fancy Patterns Regular $2.75 Yard Now $1.25 Yard R er Dep’t Store|=ie 4'Yards for $1.00 PHONE 454 i i ! Colored Flaxon Fast Colors Regular 50c Yard Now 3 Yards $1.00 BARGAINS GALORE GEORGE BROTHERS Everything‘ Must Go as Soon as Possible So We Can Start Remodeling -, NO EXCHANGES ~*"NO RETURNS NO APPROVALS 'CASH PRICES