The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 2, 1930, Page 6

g™ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 1930. By CLIFF STERRETT I TAKE IT ALL BACK, KITTY. 1 THE SNOBBY SCHOOLY WiLL MAKE OR BREAK OUR GERTRUDE. ANS WELL wiN EITHER WAY! z e i s et U 2 { GO SO .—vun..;da-fi'—"'—"! C(‘DS WHAT GoDIS A - »NSTITLJTION THAT RRODUCES ,F’Roun PANNED PR/DES | LIKE THIS IMPOSSIBE 15 THAT A WA\/ TfTRwa YER LiL SNOBBY scHooLY FOR SALE ONE NEW ATWATER KENT ALL ELECTRIC SCREEN GRID RADIO SET Complete with Dynamic Speaker and Tubes Regular Price—$125.00° OUR PRICE TO CLOSE—$95.00 e - v L : ’ ‘ | Alaska Electric Light SHE DESPARED | |BRITISH LABOR SHRINE DANGE e s Co. | A4S | UF BEING WELL NEWS PARIY ALARMED ! DATE Is SET' Phone 6 Juneau, Alaska “Since 1 was 12 years old I'd had t BY GITY BALLUT}(];&‘:;%O:: Dgrwle‘:.e g;p:,;:, fi;}:,rel;‘.e, ED[SSt?lljlx:ZO?Acfifixf:iss;lThe ttacks that sometimes would B 3 down in bed. My circula- _&;T'l)“‘q;;’;‘;f;":‘“(c‘(y:;?’“‘2“th iShrine Club this winter will be Douglas it Tl A8 R e . o e ot i i g sonvediHleavy Losses Are Record [ 8cca o Teinple, ‘actord- 3 : 4 J o . ing to announcement of the ‘com- o e o ed —Setback Disturbs |mittee in charge. The dance date arranged for the session which Labor Leaders Mol o St features Mr.' john Rustgard in a | be laid and polished in time for the| talk, “My Trip to Europe.” This (Continued from FPage One) soclal event. should prove of considerable inter- = | est and a large crowd is expected to attend. WHAT REGULARITY DOES A little water now and then keeps life in a flower, but if watered regularly it abounds in living strength with great- er beauty and fragrance. it may have both freedom| wuthorty 1o proceed win it WILDCATS, CAMELS | COUNCIL MEETING *unicipal eiction sevace| ARE TIED, BOWLING | The regular monthly business|nas disturbed Labor party leaders. meeting of the City Council will be ng took place in more than' Last night the Camels—Metealf, | held at 7 o'clock this evening. 300 cities and boroughs in England!Andrews and Simpkins ran away| —t—— and Wales and the Labor panv‘nom the Elephants—Sabin, T. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY |lost ! corge and Davis and took all| It is the regular additions to one’s saving fund that make it grow. ¢, particularly in indus-| : Miss Mamie Feusi was happily | trial s and towns. three games by a good margin. "Jhl% F- N t' l B k | surprised by a number of her| At Liverpool, Leeds and Hull, for puts the Camels tied with the wild- | £ T g wrst Nationa an | ULIA FITCH frionds at her home last evening |instance, the previous Labor ma-|cats for first place. Metcalf rolled ABC“LA burns no more m‘ tion was pood, a rheumatic trouble| !l honor of her birthday. Cards | fortties were turned into minorities. | high single game 234 and aiso high |in my back ant spitting headachies| #ere plaved for pastime during the|In about 100 large English and total for the evening 597. o4 tll S % ord e A e e | irst part of the evening, the prizes | Welsh towns, Labor gained 27 seat second match the Wild- an a stove ¢ ¢ ¢ INone of the ‘wedicines I tried|S0iN8 to Miss Ceclle Cashen and but 92, whereas last ye: L art, G. George and Sper- | g helped me and Lwas on the verge | TOM Cashen, Jr, high scores, and felection gave them a net gain of |ling, drove the fighting Tigers— yet it warms the whole hmu! lof despair. Eigh bottles of Sar= to Miss Lily Kronquist and John|100 seats in the municipal coun- Henning, Bernard and Koski out of - P, . N gon rid me of evek pain and ache|Cashen for the low scores. Music | cils. | first place by winning two out of ARNOLD,S BOOTFRY [E g ™ cotored Poin and athe | and dancing were enjoyed after the | The Conservatives on the other, three games, and losing the last JUST a few shovels of coal a 4 |strength @ . I'm eating | cards. Delicious rcfreshments were | hand g 1ined 79 seats, lost ten .ms]gflmo by only one pin. The Wildcats | dny insure Pefl‘m warmth in DSTRIN BUILDING ftte v rts te and am|Served by Mrs. Feusi! year almost reversing last s | still retain their hold on first place. | GOLDSTEIN BUILI b v il o { figures, when they gained only 11 |Tiger Henning rolled high single everyroom of your home whenyou n Pills A. S. B. MEETS I municipal council seats and lost|game 226 and Wildcat Stewart install Arcola in a kitchen or living |are action| The meciing of the Associated 61. {rolled a high total of 596. d i {and have regulated me perfectly.” | Student body took place Monday | The party gains and losses in| Tonight at 7:30 o'clock the Colis'| FOQM and connect t to American § “The Latest Styles in Women’s Shoes ALWAYS” |—Mrs. Julia Fitch, Rote 3 Box|afternoon to elect a yell king and a argest towns play the Bears and at 9 oclock | Radiators in the other rooms. ) Seattle. vell duke. Tryouts were held for Gains Losses |the Lions play the Buffaloes. uro Drug Co A_r:vrch imu' ).:tmh'n who W )o .mn}imnxdm 72 19 | Team Stanlw:)s: ahel You can have the wonderful com- adv. | Frank Stragier was chosen for yell d 1 t St C! ! o ter king and Phyllis Edwards for yell| 27 92 | Wildeats 141 . | fort of hot water heat at a very low ! WHIST PARTY 1 juke | g»lm s :3 ; ?‘15(7‘ cost, and you can pay for it just a . J A AN | - AR Lt igers 616 USED WILLARD RADIO A AND B The last of a series of Vnist\ g0 TELEPRONE PATRONS | W8ys been in the winning vein, and | Buffaloes 1 7 en | litle down—a little each month. } ])O“]ER I‘!\[T Partl(& given by the Rebekahs'will A new telepnone directory is now this year’s results were a great :Goats 12 9 571 mdh. Id_Wednesday evening, Tec.|pn' course of preparation. 'Patrons |Sétback. Some observers feel that | Colts 9 9 500 o ot . 3rd at 8 pm. in the I O. O.F. the Labor government, like the |Leopards 10 11 47 e ates A 3 atteries dontemplating change of address or or 8 " sl : ’ (Which eliminates A and B Batteries) | Hall In addition to the regull | prsons who wish to have tele- | Hoovet administration in Aigzian. | Hesvics 10 11 4% . | prizes the Grand Prize for thi|piones installed are requ beginning to feel the weight of | Be 8 10 444 . w2 ey ested to | is beginning to eel eight o ars K WILL SELL CHEAP fgertes ‘“‘(1 I’P 2y arded. ?‘““'Wfl’"'nmry the Telephone Company. |the voters' dissatisfaction with busi- | Elephants 8 13 381 PLUMBERS ifty cents. Public invited adv. |vepphone 420. All changes for new ! ness depression and unemployment. | Malamutes B 12 333 333 - M C UL I‘IOTOR CO ——— " |dretory must be in office by De- | st Rl Lions 5 16 238 “We tell you in advance what job will cost’ C ~ cequer 10th. —adv. ‘ COOK BOOKS e . )j D A | LLDWJég;ELNEIR‘LSON A o i SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CARDS o . . . | hing mace or pressed by us| The Martha Society Cook Books|Engraved, illuminated and photo- Service With Satisfaction { ;:':;flh J:I:"'M ‘ will wtain thelr shape. Tom Shear-'can be purchased at The Coffee graphic. From five to fifty cents| - | FRO;WT & 1{;25{ er, Siccessor to Almgquist, the Tail-|Shoppe, The Nugget Shop, Ord-|each, including envelope. Winter or. \ —adv. 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Patrons ignoring this law next winter and allowing water to waste through open faucets will have their service discontinued until next spring when the sup- ply will be abundant. This will be strictly enforced after November 1, 1930. All customers are hereby notified to the end that they may take the e precautions against frozen water pipes. JUNEAU WATER COMPANY ALL WORK Gl'AI!AfiTEED Chas. Goldstein & Co. Open Evenings by Appointment THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Pln.pk of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat | PARKER PENS | 1 AT THE ; | NUGGET SHOP | Old Papers for sale at Empire Office Oid Papers for sale at Empire Office