The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 3

| | | | | 1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1930. y low in | Hunters are out trouble. All-Alaska News |- =] "o COLISEUM " NEWS GATHERED -t v oo v i 3% The iost Yhwilling Qetion Ever Jilmed / FROM ALL PARTS =< N ‘ T 085 OF NORTHLAND - PALAGE LAST TIME TONIG}’{T 2—All Talking Comedies—2 HE Lnew- WOMEN LOWELL 'SHERMAN /]/, JOY! h, Da rown, Mar Gru mmittee. ged tto Lieman who Fairbanks F Department | ficiency that it re-| s.of her home and panks City er for her| compensation. | m: 1 | & Briet Items of Interest|ne C e D Canada. The s oncerning Iersons | washingion will be a ‘ and Occurences of the boats, w $5,000 to $20,000 each -, - Talking Reporter Z% \ Fairbanks, is rapi health. 10—25—50—Loges 75¢ $25,000.| in this amount! Alrways to cover| WATCH FOR “Dixiana” o iken by every pass {\ Mr. and Mrs. George White were ma burned about the and hands by an secrrr e eeee$ | line on their fis inery shipped C. L. Irvina, well nts of Wrangell and was blown off |the , and their son L but s have left Wrangell for the Ho . The acc! linka River district, where al was filling |will spend the winter. S | on account of heavy snows, sheep | Five head of Galoway cattle, = 1/ NARURAL R | Goo mADE IT “mi . © A scene you will Q | “A STROKE OF GENIUS" |z e\l V. "7 W PATHE All-Talking VITAPHONE PRICES—10-20-60c COMEDY ACTS Loges 75 cents Nicholas Bra. | r in the Wil mining of R4 . [ e e L e e o e e ANDERSUNS Music Shoppe— Sale — an eight tube super (O 5 Radio, Cone Speaker, with new bat- % ories, A-1 Shape, $75.00. —adv. 3 Says § GEORGE S. PARKER {which have been on the r:.m:.'e: Bl'eaking Upa Higll]y Succcssflll Act {near Lignite, Interior Al |charge of the United States F 1 Service, have been take | DRESSMAKING MRS. FLORA ZINK Artistlc Crowns—Plain Sewing S | ment President of | Rodiak | ‘ s The Parker Pen Company ‘ oy ‘{ Dal:-lllshJ K:e lgtdh R:r:“dsee":l:rd Pi in th fact f th H ! . . and Pencils ! i e L s i 'WILL BE HERE i | 1931 LUCKY STRIKE’S IN JANUARY b Famous Toasting Process i R | : which includes the use of the [Father Hubbard to Come, TABLES Ultra Violet Ray | North After End of Lec- | 5 ture Tour in East ‘ b “})[eiople arel'eagcrfi:lr prodt;cfts N ard B Hubbard,| BUTLER-MAURO 3 0, ne quality—an to satisfy " who is :\E the iw.ulj DRUG CO f Geology at/ ; rtment \ < of Sal Ona Munson and Eddie Buzzell have decided that each can live ifornia, will be in Jun That was the rumor last night in Hollywood. | week in January, he in a lett uhArdom when Louise Groody left the cast of I ecetved by Slster Mary Ludovic,! “No» No, Namnett will some 40 l»l;‘el‘lfl y°':‘ bo d',‘" ll" ::;::::. play |Superior of St. Ann's Hospital. H Eddie is going to remain in Hollywood to direct p lis lecturing in the large cities of |——————— S e LY |Eastern States on his glacier and G A ¥ |yoleano crater explorations in Alas- ()ld P(]pers fOr S;[]C at Ln]plre Offl(.‘& ka. { ‘ " Father Hubbard spoke to an ap- Hinnnnnn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIII|I|llIlifiilllilillilllllllllllll'l | preciative audience at the Pla: | Hotel in New York City, Novemb: 5. He will conclude his tour Chicago, December 12, and th 'will go to California for a she | while. He writes that all his motion pi tures of Alaskan experiences have {been improved with color t 'that now these illustrations a ‘rmlistic in every respect { He composed an article dez with his explorations for the Ge gical Quarterly, a magazine of Wi circulation in English ki countries, published in New Yor The srticle will appear in an ear | Issue. this need every business leader must devote all his time and resourcefulness to developing an even finer quality in his product. You have recognized this great demand by your use of the Ultra Violet Ray in the ‘Toasting’ of the LUCKY STRIKE tobaccos—it is a stroke of modern business genius.” Free Delivery Phone 134 WHEN WE SELL IT ITS RIGHT Express Money Orders . E A CARL ZEISS CAMERA Priced from $8.50 to $300.00—The Ideal Christmas Gift i Ordway’s Photo Shop The camera with the fast lens. It gets the picture in any kind of weather ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS e D D e ] SHIHRER R B L L T T T O T T T T Everyone knows that - sunshine mellows—that’s why TOASTING includes the use of the Ultra Violet Ray. LUCKY STRIKE—the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the finest tobaccos —the Cream of the Crop—THEN—"IT’S TOASTED.” Everyonie knows that heat purifies and so TOASTING removes harm- ful irritants that cause throat irritation | - = : and coughing. No wonder 20,679 Y?“s.mp . physicians have stated LUCKIES to be =it #Ime s Play Your First Game of ] less irritating! Oxly brskes 8and becween MIDG 4 STt GOLF yomvmnoyyommqmmv in an 66 g 9% o " pleasant inv;;l‘:ewmei::sm No need to urge those who've played s quences. If your brakes are not in before. Get this pleasant habit! good mndimet usreline’em now | vith genuine Silver Edge Raybestos. | j ‘FlRSVT‘ (% AME—50 CENTS Your Throat Protection — against irritation — against cough ° : CONSRLTUTIVE GAMES-—35 5Sl8 | mdgemvia | JUNEAU MIDGET GOLF COURSE Consistent with its policy of laying the facts before the public, The American Tobacco Company has invited Mr. George R S. Parker to review the reports of the distinguished men who have witnessed LUCKY STRIKE’S famous Toasting Process. o this | ST TR 2 4 GOLDSTEIN BUILDING The statement of Mr. Parker appears on this page. UNEAU ORS. T (1930, The Ameriean Tobacco Co., Mirs. ™ g ‘J M'(:E. y DC-I 3 n TONIGHT TONIGHT