The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 26, 1930, Page 2

(38} B. “\i Dehrends Co., Inc. Forecast for h-u Snd virinity, baw*~ning 4 p. m. today Rain and cooler tonight, Saturday fair and cooler; mu(l\m(.( easterly winds. Wcalhu- Conditions As Rec urded b) the U. S LATE FALL MERCHANDISE New Arrivals on Last Steamer LADIES’ PARTY OR DINNER FROCKS IN SATIN AND TRANSPARENT VELVETS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES— Spm mll vy Priced at $21 50 NE W CIIIN(,HILLA ()VERC()4TS SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED Specially Priced, $22.50 and $25.00 A WONDERFUL LINE OF MEN’S NECKWEAR : Prical at $1.25 to $4.00 (/ SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOW S Juneaw's Leading Department Store HALIBUT, Weather Bureaun LOCAL DATa Time varometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity VWeathe I 4 p. m. yest'y 29.52 45 98 3 2 Sprinkling | 4 a. m. today 29.35 50 59 E 15 Cldy Neon today 29.17 19 83 s 1 Rain Fish 1n l'resh Condition Is 7 ¥ CABLE AND RAD]O-REIORTS AR Sent to Seallle on YESTERDAY T TODAY H S Highest 4pm. | Low 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. ; teamer Queen Stations- temp. temp. | emp. temnp. Vehx‘uy 24 hrs Wenthex Barrow 32 32 TN 30 B 0 Cidy, Fish in interesting variety werc | @ Nome 4 40 i 2% 30 0 Clear ' tossed upon the wharf of Juncau Bethel 42 40 | 30 30 12 0 Clear Cold Storage Company last “evening Fort Yukon 36 36 | 26 2 0 Clear and today. Halibut, salmon an¢ Tanana 42 40 30 32 0 Cldy black cod attracted the attention Fairbanks 4 [Es 8 0 Clear of buyers. Eagle 42 40 20 20 - 0 Clear| Last evening Capt. Ole Johanson St. Pal 44 44 40 42 8 Trace Clear brought the Fane with 2,500 pound: Dutch Harbor 44 44 42 44 08 Cldy of halibut into port, and immedi- Kodiak 46 40 40 44 16 .04 Pt. Cldy ately afterward representatives of Cordova 50 46 38 40 4 14 Cldy the packing companies organizec Juneau 50 45 42 50 15 13 Cldy themselves into a fish auction sc Ketchikan 48 48 46 58 10 1.24 Rain the catch could be shipped to Se- Prince Rupert 50 50 48 56 12 58 Rain attle in fresh condition on th¢ Edmoenton 48 42 34 36 ® 0 Cldy steamship Queen, which called hert Seattle 56 56 54 60 8 04 Cldy last night on her way south. Thc Fortland 'm 58 56 56 4 .08 Cldy halibut were taken by E. E. Eng San Francisco 68 58 58 0 0 Clear strom, representative of the Sebas Spokane f‘~ 60 52 54 4 0 Cldy tian-Stuart Fish Company, on a Vancouver, B. C. 54 52 52 54 6 114 Cldy bid of 10% cents and 6% cents € Interior clear weather prevails over most of the A storm of considerable and the pressure is low but rising in the Gulf of Alaska and the Capt. John Pademeister, for the The pressure is high in thesAleutian Islants, Bering Sea Juneau Cold Storage Company, anc and the extreme north. Rain has fallen over Southern Alaska and 100 pounds from the T 3775, Capt Interior and Bering Sea. [J Thomas, also for the cold storagc —Lcha than 10 miles. pound. energy is central off Dixon Entrance were unloaded from Temperatures have fallen except in portions of Southern and ex- company. treme Northern Alaska where they are higher than yesterday. Old l’dpers for sale at Emplre Office| pound. ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING Meadowbrook Butter PHONES 39 D e Cump.\m Austin Fresh Tamales Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 “=" ‘Telephone 182 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE SRS WINDOW SHADES —at— Juneau Pamt Store ! ANGORA, Sept. 26.— | Minister and charged | | Friday, Sept. 26th, ‘C\m . Pioneer Pool Hall Pool—Billiards Chas. Miller, Prop. | CALIF ORNIA GROCERY mumlmuulumuluulullllllflll - SALMON LIFTED T0 WHARF HERE (e — —_— ™| Five hundred pounds of salmon Fifteen thousand pounds of black {cod were delivered by the Fern C.lpt John Lowell, to the New Eng- !land Fish Company for 3 cents a | Twelve boxes of fresh halibut left last night on the Queen for Seattle |Seven were for the Sebastian- [s uart company, and five for the |San Juan Fishing and Packing ISHMET PASHA. " HAS RESIGNED |Prcmler of Turkey since 1927, has 'xc signed. Official circles expect Ish- uncL will be reappointed as Prim of organizing a new Cabinet. ——————— SENIDR FROSH DANCE Entertalnment at 9 p. m | Dancing 9:30. Music by Serenad- {ers. Admission 50 cents. ———————— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. i iumoiifiimuilmiumuuunum|mmxnmm|mumm|mmiimi|u|||||uin|||iiunluuu|munuuj_! The Home of Better Groceries THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF FRIDAY, SEPT 26, 1930. Phone Service ; Customers’ Choice REPETITION | AND~—~— REPUTATION | Our customers come back again and again, day after day, year after year. Ths at’s proof of the excellence of our merchan- dise and the fairnes of our prices. We have ~uuu<|< d lnuln( we have given constant attention to the best ways to BANANAS 3 Pounds 25¢ LEMONS | Dozen 35c} TOMATOES 2 Pounds for 25c| THREE DOZEN FOR $1.00 3¢ KELLOGG’S Rice Krispies, Corn FLAKES, PEP, ALL BRAN-- TWO FOR Fancy Golden Firm.. Ripe Large Size Netted Gems GUD 10 pounds YAKIMA POTATOES FLOUR-Fisher’s or Sperry’s 49 P()L ND SYRUP-LOG CABIN WHITE KING WASHING POWDER-- PACKAGE MAII LARGE ........................... 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