The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 29, 1930, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1930. Ladies’ and Children’s torm Coats Blue Chinchilla. double breasted, Plaid Flannel -Lined' Coats Ladies’ Regular price $13.50 Children’s Blue Chinchilla Coats and Caps to Match 2 Yo 6 $5.95 7.50 and $11.50 Sizes COATS Spo('iul Price Sizes 7 to 14—3$§ CAPS TO MATCH in 3 Different SPECIAL, $1.00 oty les “Juneau's Leading Department Store” I e . 7 Pioneer Pool Hall TPelephone 183 POOL—BILLIARDS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Chas. Miller, Prop. remembering when attending the 8. M. Behrends Co., Inc. ()ld Papers for sale at rln;)lre ()filcc Choose from the pate in these extraordinary CALS great AT THE WHITE CLOVER H()\Jl*Y,H W TRU-BAKE CRACKERS, 2 WESSON OIL, quarts WALDORF TISSUE PA FRE varieties of Guaranteed, Better Foods. values and SAVE. FORNIA GROCERY Phone 478 LIPTON'S YELLOW LABEL TEA, 1-2 pound s ean45¢c;-T pound cdiiis o e LR e EVENING OF MIRTH WITH COMEDY CAST Signal Suc;g Scored by Sanford Dodge and His Home Players Juneau responded spontaneously last evening at the Coliseum to the opportunity to witness the perform- ance of the sparkling Broadway comedy g “Keeping Up With the Joh Sanford Dodge and his company of s recruited from home talent. al. and snappy unfold- vy, a modern love ad- of an ardent youth, with ss of two rival maidens tentions midst the tur- of family social ambitions and lent itself to splendid s for all thirteen mem- of the cast. » characterizations were well ned throughout, and the en- production reflected great credit r. Dodge for his selection of who sustained the vari- au may count itself fortu- in having Mr. Dodge, with his of cxperience in mattérs his- trionie, bring to her a stage produc- tion of such merit, and will look torward no doubt to future treats of similar nature. Although the hous> practically was filled for the evening's performance and the au-| dience thoroughly pleased and sat- isfied applause was not marked, this being due largely, no doubt to the fact that most of the enter- tainments of the day are presented by other than living personages, reculting in playgoers lapsing from the old habit of generous plaudits. The old slogan “don’t fail to be gencrous with applause and thus| encourage the gctors and make, them happy and inspire them to give a better show” is well worth ge play. The three With cale aets of “Keeping Up the Joneses,” Any American City; Partici- .85¢ | Pack, (from Yakima Valley) 5 pound pail ............... 2 pound box ......... PURBR. late 2 botles for: . i it o000 L. POTATOES, Best Yakima Gems, 30 pounds for. (It’s always econowy to buy the best grade of potatoes) MARSHMALLOWS, Melt-a-way brand, 5 Ib. box $1.10 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars for ...........39%¢ BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE, pints, DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE, 4 cans for ..... CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP, 3 GHIRADELLI'S CHOCOLATE, pound can ... PER, 3 rolls for ......... NORWEGIAN SARDINES, 7 cans for ..........$1.00 (Packed in puare olive oil) CROSSE & BLLACKWELL'S MARMALADE, fondnd rins. .0 ST LSk PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE, per pkg. . ...15¢ (FRESH-—JUST IN) One Pie Plate Free with each purchase of 2 packages None-Such Mince Meat ' cans for ...... .65¢ 45¢ .35¢ $1.00 75¢ .25¢ 25¢ 39¢; quarts, A full house greeted | e | politan force. has for its 10-1‘ time, | the present; and season, the good* old summer time.” The playwright has interspersed the sketch with numerous amusing situations and witty dialogue. Mr. Dodge, assum- ing the role of “Henry Jones,” me! lawyer-father, was the strong stay | of the company, inspiring the oth-| ers of the cast to their best efforts. M. 8. Jorgensen, as ‘“Jonesy,” the love-lorn lad, Miss Muriel Jarman as “Mildred Elis,” the jealous yet persistent modern flapper; Miss Cornelia B. Mohn, as “Diana De- vereau,” the dashing young actress and “Oh, Oh” girl, who keeps the, heart of youth pepped to hlén blood pressure, were in splendid = temp. temp. | temp. temp. veldBity 24 hrs. Weather form and carried their parts per- |- — 8 6 = o Clear fectly. Miss Elsie Jensen, as “Anne | 2 20 . 0 Clear Jone the only daughter of the 2 24 8 0 cldy vencrable family of the pictuz‘tsqucll’ G 2 s | Fort Yukon 10 10 4 2 Clear name, and Kathryn Jarman, as thev, 14 14 Trace cldy [troubled mother of the same fam-| 18 18 0 18 Cldy fly, were perfectly at home in all| 22 2 | 4 02 Cldy {the shade and light of the chang-: Paul 36 36 | 24 Trace Cldy ing situations. These six were in the {Du \h Harbor 40 40 ey 01 Cldy action almost throughout the eve- 40 36 6 06 Cldy ning, while the others were arfmd- 40 38 4 0 Clear ed frequent opportunities and rose 16 43 11 .40 Rain fully to all the possibilities. Almost | 58 - 0 1.30 Rain |= equally as busy and with creditable’ i hikan 50 48 16 252 Rain |= performance of the part assigned | Rupert 50 50 18 08 Cldy § |was Willlam T. Vale, cast as “Blily | onton 48 42 % 0 Clear |= | Morgan,” Jonsey's collegiate friend, 52 50 . 0 Foggy the lad who by his persuasive sym-|p, nd 60 58 4 0 Clear pathy and plus-fours and golf gear | Francisco 6 4 . 0 Clear and three-million inheritance per c 52 50 A 0 Clear year, walked off with the full- couver, B. C. 50 48 * 0 Foggy | blown, love-bitten flapper maid 5 than 10 miles. = George Jorgensen, in the role of - — e g |“Stanley Jackson,” the big boss,| he pressure is moderately low in Southern Alaska and lowest |& | was every inch the part. H. M. Por-{ ) of the Gulf of Alaska. It is high in the Rocky Mountain re- |Z ter, as Abe Silverbers, the traveling |y, Northern Alaska and south of the western Aleutian Islands. | salesman, and winner of the big|pi.nt rain fell in Southwestern Alaska, light snow in the Interior |2 draw poker sweepstakes, would |g), | moderate to heavy rain in Southeastern Alaska. Clear weather make any traveling man from the |sinful elty of Secattle look pale ‘!rlsh maid, had Tom Gaffney guess- | ing for the honors in rich Hiber-| . ‘man touch, and gave a flavor to, the |Gorman, as “Mike McGinty,” | duty-bound village cop, was therc | like Gibraltar and the whole metro- Carol Beery Davis at the organ rendered the musical interludesy Schilling Lemon | . |IExtract contains | | i Jlmes lha amount of lemon oil required by | "the United States Government standard | further—imparts a richer lemon flavor. L Schilling Orange Jeust like lemon, Schilling Orange con- tains more of the flavor essence of the fresh, ripe fruit—more than the Gov- ernment asks for—more than most any other. The same is true of Schilling | Almond — Vanilla — Wintergreen — | Rose — Clove — and many others, | ‘A quality you woul insist upon if you | 'knew all of the facts, |7 scene that was a relish. H. C.|~ ~ the ! {and Mr. Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m. today: Rain tonight and Thursday; moderate LOCAL DATA I'ime 4 p. m. yest'y 30.14 4 a. m. today 29.63 bon taday 2954 CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS ERDAY est 4 pm. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weather 43 83 SE 5 Cldy - | 39 90 SE 1 Rain 44 93 SE 11 Rain S. Weather Bureau) southeasterly winds. LTEHTUTHTH ER T Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. ~ TODAY Precip. 4a.m. s in portions of Northern Alaska. over most of the Territory. Temperatures ‘have fallen T T LU T T LT : '1IHIIIIIIllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlI Christmas! What to give to the friends and loved ones? Solve the problem with photographs! Take advantage of this opportunity to se- cure portraits made by a specialized POR- TRAIT" photograplmr—whose work pleases the best trade in the leading studios of the large cities. Portraits of exclusive style—with all re- finements of modern artistic lighting, re- touching—etching and finishing. Natural life like, poses of the children with their happy expressions. Examine our work — we can please you too! We will make sittings only until November 14. The time is limited—make appdintment today. All work finished in Juneau. HOME PORTRAITURE OF SEATTLE FUR STORE LOCATION LU LT T P T T — 204 FRONT ST. under whes: e was giv n HUNTERS RETURN; while George T. Shaw, as “the)_ - S — S ‘plumber and P. Battelo, as “Bill} ..., winning adaptation, -and the |Schwarta” the helper, had the), ; on the whole was one of shades of Othello and Capt. Kidd| |real enjoyment to those fortunate faded to a fare-ye-well. sts‘\( be present T } Genevieve Mulkey, as “Katie,” the| 700 of ‘[‘\" ; A O 1 members of the e a hand clasp t “Well Done—Good Cheer —Come Again.” and a | 1 i | ! WIVES DUE SUNDAY/ John - Kearney, ineau Grocery, hunted two weeks vy wanted. Hermle starte hunting expedition, Mrs. and Mrs. Hermle assistant of the Pacific Steamship Com , and John Hermle, u s Bay, T agent | hey goly - decr and all the ducks and geese When Mr. Kearney went to Seattle, where they enjoyed a pleasant so- journ. They will be back on thc, ;Lcam\mp Queen next Sunday. e e——— — HALIBUT BRINGS 8 AND 4 | and four cents a.pound | ——more than most any other lemon ex- (Was paid today by the New Eng- you can buy. That is why it goes land Fish Company for 2,000 pounds alibut brought by Tuscan, Capt. | i The transaction | was the only one today on the Ju- Eight {af b |A. W. Angellsen. neau Fisn Exchange. ACCORDIONS MADE TO ORDER Write For | CATALOGE |—The Most Sensational Musical In- d| | Modern Accordion Co. | M4 W. 63rd Se. CHICAGO, ILL. et JEWELER LUDWIG NELSON ‘Watch Repairing Brunswick Agency FRONT STREET | 1! [ | | E. O. DAVIS Phone 584 I can sell high. day your furs reach me. years I have done that. Sometimes it means work late at might, but the money must go. [ pay high because Send for free Price List and get acquainted. I Pay fof Furs the Same Day They Arrive Your'money is on the way the same For twenty REFERENCE: R. G. DUN & CO., and CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK, SACRAMENTO, E. R. SKINNER & CO. 6th and Eye Streets * GARB 4GE HAULED AND LOT CLEANING CALIFORNIA. t ‘Sacramento, Calif. RADIO FANS |—The Newest Thing in Radio —The Greatest Value in Radio —The Most Dependable Radio Ever, S e | Victor TERMS TO SUIT A NEW | THRILL FOR SHEETROCK THE FIREPROOF WALLBOARD Will Not Warp, Bulge or Crack Made of Gypsum Rock with Patented Reinforced Edges JUST RECEIVED—Carload in Stock Price, $52.50 per M sq. ft. Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. PHONE 358 When we say Is NEW IT'S NEW Built PIONEER AIRWAYS OPERATING SEAPLANES NORTHBIRD and SEA PIGEON PASSENGERS AND CHARTER $40.00 per hour. Special Charter Rates on Application. R. F. JONES, Manager SEE JERRY SMITH—Gastineau Hotel Four-Place Stinson Cabin Monoplanes P cirument Ever Heard! i Hear it yourself! Test it! Compare it! COOK STOVES AND HEATERS Liulop Juneau Paint Store COME IN TODAY |- et ar s = Now in 4 Luxurious Models : THE ELITE STUDIO ;:' of Exccptional Beauty Has just completed the installation of an expensive up-to-the< ASK TO SEE and HEAR minute Lighting System direct from Hollywood. The system carries 100,000 candlepower illumination and we are now prepared to take both fancy and the very up-to-date light-: ings in PORTRAITURE; we also have a high power spotlighty for the SUNSHINE EFFECTS which will give your pertrait as very snappy- appearance: Get your Christmas Portralts before the rush begins, THE ELITE STUDIO - ; 213 FRONT STREET M —e The NEW 1931 ECONOM Y CASH STORE - Front at Main St. Telephone 91 Featuring Trupak and H. B. Brands . Radio The store where you are treated RIGHT ! ! ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING Meadowbrook Butter PHONE 39 Austin Fresh Tamales | : Deliveries—12:30, 2:30, 4:30 We know hew to serviee a radio —quick, dependable expert service here. JUNEAU "MELODY | R THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU Our Services to You Begin and End at the 5 Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat : )