The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1930, Page 2

THE DAI Y ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY SEPT IZ |930 F g : ‘ — NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS The boy’s suit question can be definitely and pleasingly answered here where com- plete variety of styles and serviceable fab- rics have been combined into the smartest of garments for school. Famous Woolwear Suits $13.50 with 2 pmr [mnt.s Pl‘l(l’(’ as low as J LIIILDRP N°S SLH()OL SII()ES Your children’s feet are the founda- tion of their health. Well built, right- ly shaped shoes mean the sort of free- footedness that gives them the vim and vitality of good health. We spec- ialize on perfect fitting and correct A\ POLL PARROT SHOES for growing ) school children. PRICED AS LOW AS $1.75 PAIR B M Behrends Co., Inc. Juneaw's Leading Department Store [ Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Burean Morecast for Juneaw and vicinity, bay~ning 4 p. m. today: Showers tonight and Saturday; moderate southerly winds. LOCAL DATA rarometer Temp. Homidity Wind Velnefly Weathe 29.84 56 €5 w Cidy COFFEE HILLS, SCHILLINGS Per pound e i FL.LOUR Saturday Only 49 Pound Suck . lana 6% cents | All the fish is expected to be |shipped fresh to Seattle on the teamship Admiral Evans, which is scheduled to depart for the South | tonight. | e, 51.95 - 45¢ | ; Time 4 p. m. yesty 4 a. m. teday 19 91 S 3 Rain Noon { 19 91 SE 10 Rain | F ( GS i : 7 cnm,g AND RADIO REPORTS » L(lrgtg St("“lflr(l“ B ¥ T YESTERDAY 1 TODAY H 2 Highest “4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Preclp. 4amg 2 I f i { Stations-— temp. temp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather " ALL BRA NDS aozen 1or PR . Barrow 44 40 34 3 0 Cldy ! Nome 3 13 44 46 8 46 cuy | CORDOVA, Ala: kx Sept. 12— 3 H Bethel 45 i8 46 48 16 .60 Rain |Alex Tottomoff, descendant of an| 12 cans for 154 i Fort Yukon 50 50 46 46 - 0 Cldy |carly Russian family, was drowned | " H Tanana 48 48 38 42 - .02 Rain |when he threw an anchor ouf of| P & G SOAP__ i H Fairbarks 52 50 34 34 0 Trace Pt. Cldy |[his fishing boat. The rope caught | i Eagle 8 48 .o e Cldy |on his feet, dragging him over- 22 b i St." Paul 48 48 46 46 12 12 Cldy |board. His body has not be n\ CAMPBELL’ 0 P ars 10or I R { H Dutch Harbor 54 46 46 50 - Trace Cldy }fnund. an ' Kodiak 52 50 | 44 46 R cldy _— s Cordova 64 60 “ 4 44 Rain P C { Juneau IR PG 3 2 Rain wmme d?ccge Dll'"e’ er Lan . o e i Ketchikan 62 b4 | 50 50 4 Trace Cldy 0! an I’IIICISCO W' F( W I { Urince Rupert 58 58 50 50 0 .14 PL Cldy y’ th" lng as llng ow- o Edmonton 58 54 | 46 46 ) Cldy | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. e 3 Scattle 62 62 b 8 o1 Cldy | william MeGrge, one time Gener- A P B d l k 2 f - Portland 66 64 58 58 . 0 Cldy (ol Passenger -Agent and Manager | rmour L] e“nut utter-- er, (ll‘ge p g.’ or . E San Francisco ... 70. 66 e re T gty |in Totoo ot the Rushen Kaise Spgkane 81010 |y Lhs Y |ditd today. He was widely known 1 pound ] Vancouver, B. C. 66 62 56 Cldy in travel circles on the Pacific ar . . . 56 . 0 —Leu than 10 miles. The pressure is high from the Aleutian Islands to Oregon and lcw throughout the remainder of Alaska and Western Canada. It 1§ Jowest near Bering Strait and falling rapidly at Kodiak. Light to moderate rains fell over nearly all of Alaska. Temperatures fell over Eastern Alaska and rose slightly near Bristol Bav HALIBUT GAINS | : STRENGTH; SELLS |in'ii0 Sebactian-Stuart wish Com- FOR ]01/‘ AND 61/ |)\n\ for 10'% cents and 6.10 ‘ nu Tern, Capt. Ingvald Sunder- Its “”lhum brought in 5000 pounds, cents & lywhich went to Wallis S. George, pound, and it second grade ad-|yepresenting the San Juan Fish- vanced to 6% cents a pound Un]hlL and Packing Company, for 10% the Juneau fish auction today. ‘ The Venus, Capt. W. E. Muller, | uriloaded 17,000 pounds, which were Halibut is stronger grade held firm at 10% Cream dishes Wlth Borden’s Evapo rated Milk. { Doubly | rich compared to fresh. Economical, convement, _no_waste. Always pure. Coast. — e SPECIAL FERRY FOR EAGLES Coffee Schilling would insist upon_if .you | knew all the | FACTS \"FACT NO. 15 ¥ The hand that makes a cheap thing falters, if ever so slightly, when it attempts to make a fine thing. The | finest things invariably come from | those who make only fine things. | Schilling is the one coffee roaster | who produces one grade of coffee only.There arc no 2nd or 3rd grade Schilling Coffees—rw cheap blends ~=no dual staridards of quality. 1 There are many excelleat coffees ==but, of them all, where is tha | finest apt to come from. Ferry leaves Juneau for Douglas at 7 p. m tonight. adv. A quality.you " Waldorf Toilet Paper-- 7rollsfor .. ... PURE HONEY - 5 pound tins -« . 500 .. 65c¢ Bulk Macaroni, F ancy-- ‘3poundsfor-;. forse HAM or BACON- Lean or heavy, pound . . 23¢ PICKLES, Dills or Sweet- Quart . . . . - 39¢ $6.20 §1.70 .69¢ SUGAR- 100 pound sack ‘ SUGAR-- . | 25 pound cloth bag . SUGAR- 10 pound sack PicoLy WiGGLY e ™ e ALL OVER THE WORLD Telephone 24 W e Deliver