The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 5

: o AT M"v'vm..--r.-',.nw-v.r.urrvfl’.‘"%..ur.u/...,.,;.«,,:v,..”, THE DAILY ALAbKA EMPIRE THURSDM NOV 13 1930. BRINGING UP I‘ATHER B8Y GoLLy''™m GONNA QT OUT BEFORE MA \G\E THINKS ABOLT MINIATURE Great Britam rights reserved \l«\l \\l ]lv (;F.UR‘L ) THATS Too BAD - THE GIRLS ARE GOWG TO PLAY QOLF ©N THE "\\‘\DA\NT_\‘ ~ N COURSE 'D LOVE TO PLAY- — DEAR-BUT REALLY- || TS IMPOSDIBLE- | PROMISED TO 8= AT MRS GAD HOUVSE FOR “!' m: ‘\ll ‘|i’r'” 2| ELEPHANTS TAKE THREE STRAIGHT FROVI GOAT TEA Tresday ‘Rlght on the Eiks allevi\o[ haitback. ph —H. Sabin, T. Georg Davis walked away with ihrer‘ games from the Goats— Bringdale and Hermle. - igh wan in this match.| NEW YORK, Nov. In cond match the Colts— |fusal of Isador Fhagen, quarterba: Lavenik, Kirk and Stevens took two [of the Roosevelt high school footbs out of three games from the Leop- ~H. Messerschmidt, Nelson and e, Lavenik was high scorer evening. t at 7:30 o'clock the Bea- and at liant an injured knee, the shoulders of ‘“Shack” - the Malamutes 9 o'clock the Tigers take on the |14-0, Lions. e, T RS Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska's Tuner | ALLEN SUCCEEDS M'EVER |now here. Phone Cliff Apartments. | —_ .- KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 13.— The mantle of Gene McEver, bril- Pictures for the Home Our new goods for the holiday season are beginning to arrive and to provide more room we are offering some specials in pictures for the home. These sub- jects are taken mostly from ancient and modern paintings and are excellent reproductions. They are attractively framed in sympathetic colors. The prices are generally lower than the frame would cost alone and by special order. If you have a pic- ture for which you desire a frame it would pay you to consider these for that purpose. This special is for this week only, however, a deposit will reserve one or several for later gift purposes. Only about half of the various subjects are mentioned. Hotel. Blue Bey, by Gainsborough—size 11x15, reg- ular 00—Close Out ... $2.00 Duchess of Devonshire, by (.amsborough—s ze 12x16, regular $5.00—Close Out ... 2,00} Master Lambton, by Lawrence—size 12x16, reg- ular $5.00—Close Out ... 2.00 The Music Lesson, by Munier—I: xl6‘ regular $6.00—Close Out . i \nng of the Lark, by $5.00—Close Out .. The Grand Canal, by Ilallan —_ 12x16 regular $5.00—Close Out .. . The Poplars, by l‘ren(l\—lhlG regular S.) 00 —~Close Out .. $2.00 Clese of Day, by Lorol—lelG regular $a 00— Clese Out ... 2.0 Cottage Down the Lane. by Stannard llxlo, regular $5.00—Close Out ... ' Little Grey Home in the West, by Pox—llxla, regular $5.00—Close Out ... Lorna Doone, by Lawrence—llxl.), regulxr $5 00 2.00 2.00 Close Out .. 2.00 Feeding Ducks, by Stannard — 11x15, regular $5.00—Close Out .. 3 2.00 Flight Into Egvpt—14x18 regular 53 0 3 Close . Out 1.00 “~Call of the nght——ll‘(l& regular $ .00—Close Out . 1.00 arrish — leO reéulur Hilltop, l)v axfiel $3.00—Close Out ... 1.00 Canyon, by Maxfield Parrlsh — 6x10 regular $3.00—Close Out 1.00 Lute Players, by Maxfield Parrish—6x10, regular $3.00—Close Out 1.00 reak, by Maxfield Parris| —6x10 reguhr $3.00—Close Out ... 1.00 End of the Trail— llxl(i regular SZ .00—Close £ Out 75 The Lone Wolf—12x16 regular $2.00—Close Trail of ‘Sunse —12x16, regular Out 5 George Washmgton‘ by Stuart—leO regular $1.25—Close Out . The Ravine, by Palmer—leO regular Sfar of Bethlehem, by Zmurki—8x10, regular $1.25—lose Oub ........lcsniiini . .50 The Knitting 5hepherd by Millet—8x10, reg- ular $1.25—Close Out ... .50 Spring, by Corot—8x10, regulnr Sl 25—Close Out . 50 Shady ook by Camt—leO regular $1.25— Cleze Out . . .50 “ A Gust of Wind, ot—8x10 regular $1 —Close Out Silent Waters, by Parker—8x10, regular $1. 25 Clese Out . .50 Sclitary Helghts. by Kellar — 8x10 regular $1.25—Close Out .50 The Good Shepard, bv “Plockhurst—! x10, reg- ular $1.25—Clese Out ... .50 The Immaculate Concepticn, hy Murrlllo—leo regular $1.25—Close Out ... .50 The Lone Wclf—Modem, 8x10 regular sl —Close Out . : 50 The End of the Trail — 8x10, regular $l 25— Close Out 50 MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE THE NUGGET SHOP Tennessee halfback who is barred from playing this season by has fallen upon Allen. {Allen will replace Ty Disney, who | has temporarily filled the position ‘BACK COSTS TEAM VICTORY —The net profits of the National 13.—The re- team here, to leave the field for; 30 minutes after being so ordered, !turnout is expected as most of for participating in a free-for-all cutstanding professionals ¢ fight, cost his team a 1-0 forfeit to| country ‘““ compete. | Evander Childs high. Until the for-| | feit, the game stood for Roosevelt, STAT[()N KDKA WILL Play In(locr Golf 2t The Alaskan|amount of power (adv.) ;broadcasting HOTEL, ROOM 216. World. By authority of the Federal Radio Commission, Station KDK’\ is permitted to step its noima! 50,000 watts of po to 400,000 watts during the hours from 1 am, to 6 a.m. in order to prove or dis- Oxygen Gives New Thrill To Woman’s BEAUTY BATH GOLF PROFITS - T0 AID NEEDY ______ prove that super power I | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 13. e most cificient use ot radio I This experiment will cost West- New Discovery inghouse several hundred thousand e i | dollars PINEMULSION FIRST CONCERT OF SCHOOLS TO ; GO TO 400,000 WATTS UGL\UH SUNDAY Booming through the still lmurs the night with the greatest a Musical Orgamzallons of | Schools to Entertain Sunday P. M. of the usual auspices of {Open Golf Tournament to be held .here from December 4 to 7, will be used to relieve the u aployment ituation in this , Off: of ournament announced A la have you enjoyed e fulness Tar and Creosote highly the recommended for the re- of COUGHS due to simple COLDS ngle one of your mil- right down to the g them, © lief acids and f whole body fe cleansed, I 75¢ bottle ed and! in surface rmonized into an en- of youthful and seductive- | smooth and Bealthy ekiy beailty. Ju"lfflu I)rug Company s body odors and le you ( Free Delivery Phone 33 sweet and dainty for days—it re-| moves the cause of body odors,| Post Office Substation | No. 1 of 1o ion of Pittsburgh, in ture will be the c; and e in the Radio s under JUNEAU PEOPLE ARE ! u Public Schools will be EYE - CONSC[OUS given next Sunday at 2:30 pm., in the auditorium of the grade school building, it was made known today bv W. K. Keller, Superin- ing b tendent of Schools. As has been Bu customary in the past, five or six stol thes2 entertainments . will be tin, during winter and spring i inghouse nea 1 conce: contains t luxurious and you ever had auro Drug Co. or any drug Get a new thrill with a Radox bath Because they are showing, as on former occasions, such marked ap- preciation of the unusual character of Dr. J. W. Edmunds’ work for the removal of reflex physical ills, of as result from different forms of given eye strain and muscular imbalances of the eyes, it is evident Glee Club number: people of Juneau are doing serious strumental music /thigking. Dr. Edmunds can test on Sunday's pr |your eyes daytime or evenings and bcn" completed toda |will have to work late every evening !to finish by the 18th inst., when he goes south-vound. Just stop |and think; the Optic Nerve is a ébun(llc of eight hundred nerves in! Both Girls and Boys Glee c]mt, la tube or sheath, branching out wiil appear. The School Band, jinto two million nerve endings in'jc- Orchestra, String Ensemble ar {each Eyeball. There are three sets ' pjttle Symphony group will have of adjusting muscles inside each pumpers. {Eyeball and six sets of muscles outside each Eyeball; so with the venous and arterial blood supply,| each eye is a very delicate, com-| plicated piece of machinery and; > | the two eyes, like two photographic| . BELHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 13.—Mort camerss, . must.be made; to focus Strauss, who has en termed one perfeetly, for distance and reading, [0 {he best athi @R enrollof and do GOOD TEAM WORK.|!™ Lehigh university, has left col-| Many physical ills result from eye’ lege with the announcement that strain. .Crossed-eyes straightened | he has become a member of the, without operation. His prescriptions FPhiladelphia Athletics. [ are ground in Seattle with the ut-| Sirauss, who played three 3‘“& Tiiost selentifte” Aesitrsey. |of varsity baseball, says he expects| Dr. Edmunds will give Juneau|to be sent to Portland in the P | people CONSULTATION and EX- |cific Coast league. i AMINATION FREE. He can ac- T oo s 1 commodate ONLY A LIMITED age of Radox | if you are no ed—your money back —adv |" LEATHER CRAFT | L SHOP l l | the s, vocal and in- | Joy E. McCLAIR, Prop. | LEATHER GOODS MADE | S SR AND REPATRED '\l]])( LT ][ \(‘II | ‘. 185 Front Street Under New Management SRR R O 5L RS Traffic officers of Pasadena, C: have been furnished fire extin- quishers for use in emergency au- tomobile fires music, CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY { SPECIAL - - > i LEHIGH BASEBALL STAR | GOES TO PHILADELPHIA Six former champions either fail-! number of patients due to his ]lm- led to qualify or were eliminated ¢ :n| ited time here, but will work late the first day in the last national, every evening. Phone AT ONCE amateur golf championship. SIMMONS WHAT REGULARITY DOES A little water now and then keeps life in a flower, but if watered regularly in living strength with great- er beauty and fragrance. it abounds It is the regular additions to one’s saving fund that make it grow. First National Bank LLUMBER When You Want It Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. PHONE 358 Lumber for Every Purpose THE ELITE STUDIO Just completed the installation of an expensive up-to-the- 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 spotlight for the SUNSHINE EFFECTS which will give your portrait a very snappy appearance. Get your Christmas Portraits before the rush begins. THE ELITE STUDIO ;_ 213 FRONT STREET e et Has BUSUSETSS TSSO | m_.mumw-,"ml JUNDERWOOD TY[’EWRITERS and TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. STATIONERY and PRINTING THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat MURESCO ] at: Juneau Paint Store for appointment AT GASTINEAU | R adv.; Daily Empire want Ads Pay. %«'Bcuutyrcst and Deep Sleep Mattresses — Automatic Day. Beds—Baby Cribs and Youths’ Beds—Now on Display Thomas Hardware Co. ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING Meadowbrook Butter Austin Fresh Tamales PHONE 39 Deliveries—12:30, 2:30, 4:30 Improving your vision is an investment— not an expense. The value of your glasses should not be [Fesssssssssesssssssssesonsssaaste et snss s sssss st sssss s s Tess s e se e judged by the amount you pay for them— but by results obtained. The improvement in your vision and health that is bound to follow from properly fitted glasses will allow you to be the judge. 90 7 of Headaches stopped and nervous conditions ¢ helped, pains in the back of the meck and head relieved. i ARCOLA burns no more fuel than a stove ... yet it warms the whole house TR et WA UST a few shovels of coal a/ day insure perfect warmth in everyroom of your home when you install Arcola in a kitchen or living room and connect it to American Radiators in the other rooms. , A more restful condition after a day’s work. i DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL Office Phone 484 Residence Phone 238 Office Hours: 9:30 to 12; 1:00 to 5:30 OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED LENSES REPAIRED Room 7—Valentine Building You can have the wonderful com- fort of hot water heat at a very low cost, and you can pay for it j'nst a little down—a little each month. ¢ RICE & AHLERS CO. 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