The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1930, Page 8

AR Lo, R THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1930. nothing since he was seen at Cedar £ 1 ifs ALASKA TRADER Daily Cross-word Puzzle [ S i [MISSING MAN Bt Toessto S At 7:45 o'clock all cl en , Indiana, a y uzz gather in the church auditorium {;:rd:‘mn in a Peoria hotel yes- AcOSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie 1% Heap =y Junior Church worship serv- HN RS bk, dlkadts ot s Wisae -1 1. Bpoed contest . 11, Utters ce. | Saranse WAL ity ‘allaht trrepulis | & Weniag fiwid 16, (mmaealate 18, Scienee of the ¢ ties were found. OF FOUL PLAY REET e s | 3 esla I'inds j | Phyllis Sutter, daughter of Otto e w ¥ FOUR TO SITKA iokm o 9.3 NEW BABIES KEEP i o o NEWS GATHERED s seiensrt™sr e v f B, i = Himself After Disap- | \MOVING AT HOSPITAL . < q algo s Peter V]“l.am‘ D.leb o andg Mrs.S ;uzter of l:estchikan? hlys Metiana " With four passengers the Alaska pearance. of 2 Weeks ; £ N Duck Hunting Trip— FRUM ALL PARTSJM educated toe, which she has in-| g2 ¢ ¥ S Washington AlrwJ:ys ”"’“S&fl"‘é' Ba:len:dwerez::? ::n:e; ofnm. H i < | v . tinge flxed); ent from Juneau to 1 AST CHICAGO, Indlana, Sept.|teres ay af e St. Ann’s Hos- Officer In\'eshgatea l;x‘;]:edbezg ?I;;Z},:s:ll:;ulmgflcerstxg: IAE‘:‘I:I:I':r:n', 5 ::; b It is scheduled to return 21.!:—1!, K. Groves, Lake COuxzy pital. One came and ‘another went. | several months on the Pacific Coast Demolishes " here late this afternoon, and on|Treasurer and President of the|A girl, weighing eight pounds, was | theatrical circuit of Fanchon and| its way back will call at Hoonah. American State Bank of East Chi- |born to Mrs. Harold Iverson of Marco, She and her sister Mil- | The passengers who went to Bit-|cago, who disappeared two weeks |Juneau.” The daughter of Mrs. E. T3 g | dred .wm enter the University of mother ka were Joseph J. Meherin, J. B.|ago, returned home last night ap- | Gastonguay left the hospital with i Brief It f Int C | Washington this fall. E:,,p';:,;‘ word in Rind of @b | pottel, Oscar Shineman and Raiph paaenny victin of amuesia. _|its '1!?:\';::’ for its ‘parents’ home [ & | ¥ 3 sal e remei er 'at’ 3 o ik o1 ems of [ereatioll L e ol S R Lo Lok, TElw (qwe ; i@ 3 | cernm ersons an | ed Nystrom, Jr., agent al et~ 40 Born onp! o . fiine kS Lenikan of the. uce Stesmanip| L 3o, w6 MGG g whlolis 4 bove ity | 3 ccurences {Company and one of the youngest fevel | o I Lowest part of 48 Lot (1 atnnd an has begun an Hur bear with airplanes is a|Pany's agencies, has been promoted | al 8 ‘ . Stage pares. R R g SoRInlEy af ity oAt TRUE Two|to the head offices of the corpora-| s, fHm™ i Tamieies Dot k. S R i — |large brown bruins were seen by tion In Seattle. Early in October, GOES ON VISIT Pilot Matt Nieminen and passen-|he will be succeeded at Ketchikan ger John Bailey from an Alaska by W. J. Manahan, formerly of Mrs. J. C. Readman left on the | Airways plane as it was flying aziSBn Pedro, Cal., and Juneau. Youngz jorthland this morning for a|an altitude of 2,000 feet, from An-|Mr. Nystrom's aptitude for the in Se-|chorage to Iliamna Lake district. shmm;xg })usir;issrn:;y b%ar::zn:: The noise of the motor sent the |as natura s father, ] & ¢ & o jgasmeis sy bis it i, b S KN S In This General Price-Lowering 3 John Pastle of the New York brush. ‘ p H. F. 5 i.,;l",‘fi“mfmfu.i?iiifficr:m(’fmff Oscar Anderson, who has been in| © H ds“l"d'.“’fh"'ha“"";‘fy' ;’:\‘," While everyone else has been talking “lower prices,” etc. ,we have actually ka |business in Anchorage since the PECEH An::ora:e taned :-Iayd};r 34 been doing it. Youw'll find Nationally advertised merchandise here now at - 1beglnning of construction operations .\ oy to Hyder after an absence prices lower than they have been in years. Today we quote only a few of on the Alaska Railroad, has gone! ' d h d b h 3 that to Las Vegas to give the once-over;Of seven years, and has opened an the values than fill our store, but they will be enough to convince you tha to the Boulder Dam metropolis. 1t Ofice OUR PRICES ARE REALLY LOWER! ; opportunity offers, he will engage| < | George Balanger, old timer in the R s Nelchina district cleaned up 65 | lacer | The Kuststan Packing Company,|0Unces of gold from his pl ! 2 5 | owi r n property there in a short season o sty oy 4 s ¢ TP " e s e Our Still Time to Buy Needed :salr‘non in the seasonvreccmly clos- | Ure to Anchorage. 3 ] ¥ — {50 S5 O eied WInE LI cones ini While driving a team of horses| Bargaln P"ece (-'OOds at Mone",' ;1929' hitched to a wagon across Min-| T bl % P % 1 | T e ol ke o, n o ek e, Yl 54, Vot | ables Saving Prices the opinion of Mrs. Willie Johnson y °5‘ T (et f 7By thib | g | V1 . L 4 [to Norway, Sweden and Germany ;::)’:::ed Or;v';r °fw';:)ed h::;?us:eils Values Like These CHILDREN’S ‘SWEATER SETS )| | % b reached shore after a desperate ! s Ages 2 and 3. All Wool. In many colorings h::lfl;‘o}l‘few mRasf’e':;‘Ue"{u P;:':;:b\;;i!struggle in the icy water. ‘;‘;r: 'g;:’::k;; ?::;}; . and Noms ches "C‘:]’Lgm;“’:;r;":’ Ul L : : with Beret to match. Was $3.95—Now $3.00. 1second year at the University of 100 At on | An Intermeatate Christian Endea- | Now is the time to Ages 2 and 3 and sizes 30 to 36. | Washington. He trolled for s&;lmon[a Ct:éf]’x‘r‘l‘;g o w‘;"“t’;e experience| Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McNaughton | yor has already been organized and buy during his vacation, accumulating h ently directed the presen- ! ~ miscle and money. . One of his dic |0 CRpY. 1 A Crame of ihe troling | CEl U, T Echon under | wyening . dovoions tomorrow st 7| CHILDREN’S LUNCH BUCKETS {versions at the institution of high-|b0at Progress BWE CERDE TEIllayspices of the Elks Lodge here|qciock. Duncan Rebertson is the| H Osier ler learning is wrestling, and he is Kemm e b ?] 4 line. w}m}]’ have just concluded the successful| e Sago o y for school days—50 cents |in fine physical condition to meet g““'i C"“ 9 h"; ‘:gou & his fish |Presentation of a three-act musical | GEORGE |his fellow students on the mat. a;‘;g’s(dzfl";e ot it and then |comedy, “The Queen of Hearts! Men’s heavy Work Siox SCHOOL BAGS, waterproof ........ 40 and 49 cents § « Ber i {for the benefit of Christmas Cheer in assorted colors. 3 pairs Some with two pencils, a rule and penholder, 5 || Physician, heal thyself! Dr|Baffed it Fund of the Elks' Lodge at Princé n Tox for $1.00 g S BROTHER;S {Thomas B. Rhone, of Ketchikan,| ... -"=" @ o o Ru?;er: ;i Sa r 3190, ; P - R huntlug e deerlKlondikc since lts hulrrah days, and o QCIENTIFIC BI‘ANKET57 PILLOWS’ COMFORTERS’ PHONES 92—95 | near his home town he fell down “Ivvr- preitnpmUntiogiatiin i S FLANNEL SHIRTS [steep cliff, cutting his chin badly. 7% OPER BT riea i paw- NEW TEACHERS FOR' 2 T H ~ BABY BLANKETS, QUILTS Five Fast Deliveries He hastened to camp where his 2 ()(” 4 i medical kit was, and took threc fg:re’“"m:mc“’;?:e mfi;"g: st PRESBYTERIAN S. S.; : La{*ge E;}i‘zees Yl%k?)?m czl%'g:‘_ All Marked at Very Low Prices Isienes in the wound. i OTHER NEW SERVICES BRUSHES | nel.". Now $4.50. St lbos TiRees In order to adequately care for 5oc . {the increasing attendance at the | NECKTIES For School Wear—$2.95 and $3.95 MONTAG S Auto arts {Northern Light Sunday School two YRS | MEN’S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS .3 for 25¢ g |more teachers have already been 200 assorted patterns MEN’S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS g FASHIONABLE ' :’ecuwxd *‘l‘;" s hr"*:"d 3o, nge- 5 BUTLER-MAURO 3 andhcolors to go at 50 cents with colored borders 2 for 25¢ ~ 2 o 2 y i |more in the near future. each. 4 3 g ! Men’s beslf ’fsupw"ms |" Beginning tomorrow the church is DRUG CO. MEN’'S RED BANDANAS 3 for 25 OC |starting an enlarged program with Free Delivery Phone 134 RITING e ‘Tor e chlen of the sev-|| WHEN, WE SELL. IT s ek MEN! Here Are Some A NEW FEATURE | |enth grade and lower, a “Children’s % IT SM'“G":"’ One sk{e)m] eqaal to two - |Hour” will be conducted by Rev. xpress Money ot ordinary balls. Green, tan, . OF HOLEPROOF C. C. Saunders each Sunday eve- rose, maroon, brown. Each Specmls for You P AP E:R HOSIERY —50 cents. Support Guaranteed to Im Orted Ja anese i At Aliber PO of FLANNEL SHIRTS—Extra Special . . g o nd Another of Nationally Advertised Outlast the Sox p P | Those $1.95 A nationally known brand, exceptionally well . Do Not Bind | made of fine quality flannel. All sizes. Special o Not Di ! D for Saturday at $3.50. 50 Cents Per Box : ] \ 3 Wash Dresses e s %Vatgona]}ly adgertlsfll Benuti{'ullyt rlm:ide and" ex- GREY UNION SUITS—Part Wool S in Saturda eni . i uisitely styled to sell at ! ¥ P _V' VRS In Bm“dfd and Printed | g"]y Fam An ideal suit of underwear for the cooler days ost of September Silk at i just ahead. All sizes and only $1.00 and up. Bel T 09 C 25 Pages 92, 93. 4 5 : $1.00 3 } J D C $4.8 BATH ROBES i For Men, Women and Children. $1.75 to $12.00. uneau r ug 00 SABIN’S ALSO JAPANESE | CHILDREN’S ENSEMBLE An excellent selection. Substation Post Office No. 1 SUITS SILK SCARFS | . MEN'S HIP BOOTS PHONE 33 Free Deliver 3 : ! Well made: of prints and A few pair left to go at $6.50 el y § Beautiful Assortment in Squares | §! fancy piques. Sizes 3 to - SESFISCCESSUCS SRR SEEE ¢ ; 1 | 10. Regular $1.50 value ——— e and Oblongs J for $1.00. ; KITCHEN APRONS X 3 $1.85 | In fancy colors and novelty prints. 35 cents, / s Our Line of Gift 45 cents and 65 cents each. WE HAVE MORE CAKE PLATES i IMPORTED(FMPANESE e mpie BATH TOWELS | o- 4 is quite complete and with TO GIVE Cotton szonos, $1 .50 new merchandise arriving Double Thread Bath Towels, size 22x34, with Ao on every boat we are sure blue and pink borders in an exceptionally low { All These Good‘l Must Be Seen your wants can be supplied selling group; 3 for $1.00. 4 to Be Appreciated Hiege. . g ; \ A CLOSE OUT" SILK HOSE | t i Pure Silk, full fashioned-hesiery in chiffon and | t4 gfi:,:sf lav‘e,f:dem?rd:afi;g semi-service weights and in a wonderful range | eaaer ep t. tore (& DTs2.05 of shades. The best you ¢an buy. $1.95 and ! | o $1.50 quality, at one low price—$1.00. u’/ I TH T WO P ACK AGES OF || PHONE 454 GEORGE BROTHERS, Props. 4 A g SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR ‘ , {J. M. SALOUM - FOR 85 CENTS 1 Je . , ’ Next to Gastineau Hotel ' A i MEN'S AND BOYS’ 174 ' ; ot k STORE OPEN EVENING [ { ) | Raincoats and Slickers : .