The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1931, Page 6

e T e R N R | = |HOOP GAMES '3 PLEAD GUILTY | T TONS f 1930 CHEVROLET COUPE Slightly used. Is a Bargain. In First Class Condition. you use Sheetrock. It gives L ou the safety, privacy and ioua " i i kDA ndance is expected at 2 ¥ Springs and mattresses, unless they are exp ames between teams Haines Burglar Gets Two & comfort that good walls must planned, with the knowledge of s that makes ting the Juneau and Doug- | Year Penal Term Fol- A o\ provide . .. solid, durable them scientifically comfortable, upsets the entire schools at Douglas this lowing Guilty Plea plan of Comfort. McCAUL MOTOR CO. Service With Satisfaction * wallsthat takeany decoration ning. To accommodate resi- H fort. Resilient, — = e b R i s — dents of this city who Wish 10 see| G oo ga oo L and preserve it. We'llsupply 7 e foundabion of. copat, ¢, relaxin THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS the contests a speclal trip Wil be rory Jugge Justin W. Harding in AL - ; R RRtiE O the needd of SomIOTs TR THE HO . I U made from rhex' , S the OB {110 Unite States Distriet. Gourt ] h, you and instruct you fully. as the sleeper moves, yet properly resisting. . nel y the ferrybcat, e Cra ad HF GA S l ( N l’:A f 3 tcday, three entered pleas of guilty J 4 T 4 ing scheduled to leave her loeal ,o3"teo" teaded not guilty, S SH EE l ROCK The Foundation Must Be Right Yy wharf at 7 oclock. In the neigh- the games are arous- {ing more intes han any contests played there son. OQur Services to You Begin and End at the | The Grand Jury returned two = - ’ ‘THE FIREPROOF W. Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat ” ’ALLBOARD ‘true bills and two marked not true bnh this morning before Judge Price $50.00 per 1000 sq. ftf. g Hardmg and was continuing its s games will be the first|work this afternoon. Thomas Hardware Co. \ Tub [TOI;ML 5 + A JUNE:\U LUMBER MlLLS, Inc. ‘ ARTIST'S T S e of the season between boy an Exolusive Deal ‘\Rllb’]' 2 SLPPLIE BruShes’ b girl contestants of the two schoolsv‘ Witikes. Seagtaves, Ingicted: for e caanik. o — Colors, Etc.—at The rivalry between the institu-|nE Aty 5 HaTes One of the five eNSTeEr % . r vel 1 P Q |/ tions will inspire the players 10|, 0o He was sentenced to serve| GET THE BEST AND CLEANEST of 1°3 . i Juneau Palnt Store BiyS Ehaig Lost two years at MeNeil's Island by | 8 3 All contestants have been I’TJC“Judge Harding. 1 =2 | ticing hard in the past week. The} MILK Stationery, Diaries, Autograph Books, Photo To Scottish Rite Masons: Regular meeting Friday evening, ‘ DRESSES 7:30. Election of officers in Con- sATuRnAY NIGHT MBUOHQ "Elswick, Sitka, was in- K % dicted by the grand jury for a]leged P 4 4 z ;‘;')’Jm VLGOS rdisly ) .v)o]amon of the National Prohibi- ice or T tion Act. A similar charge was ne ‘—adv WA Hs?jft’;ry The first novelty dance in Ju- made in a true bill returm:d . e neau in over onhe year is scheduled against Cliff Matthews, Juneau. Noz S eclal by the Serenaders for tomorrow true bills were returned against | p night. The affair will be known as'Fred Sampson and Tom Munisque, | | We recommended the famous|a Candy Spot Dance and is the|Juneau, who were bound over on| | first of a series to be given in the a charge of mayhem. Clearance | HELENA RUBENSTEIN A [ ot | { months. ! | Mark Wiinams and Arthur| T | 5 s { f—__——____——— et o e and me[Chmlc; under indictment for burg-|| Albums, Candles, Tillicum Boats and Autos Handled by the Sanitary Perfection Milking 5 x 'lary at Hoonah, pleaded guilt; o) ] | 2 : | For Wayne Oil Burners Play wil start BOmBAS 8% 8 Juo, Haraing announced he o Geo. M. Simpkins Co. ‘ Mgchine/ oz’ Eowest Prices o'clock. impose sentences at a later date. b 7 3 | . H N y | Wilie John, against whom a truc|| Printing and Stationery Open Evenings | Alaska Da"‘y See (’ lbter bill charging sasiult With AUV $0 |\ oo S e ittt inid | & \N‘flvELTY n A N GE commit rape was returned this week | ~ = ‘ BOX 1134. Place your Ol'del‘s ith Sanitary ’ — - i by the grand jury, pleaded not Thomas McBryan, is among the R. B. Russell Is registered at the | G G B 1 ot i = S e !guilty. Pete Allard, indicted on an|guests at the Alaskan hotel. Alaskan Hotel. | rocery or George brothers NOTICE i |assault charge, also entered a not __ 4 e e - i £ 4 6 B 5 2 St T i S . | ‘gumy plen Both were bound over i b | | Ol Ted Keaton will be the guest en- SERVICES TON[GHT 3 i One Rack of TO'« et tertainer for the dance tomorrow | IN BETHEL cH LI - Ztiy 4 | night. A?E | CREPE | Pre aration New drapes for the windows o(‘ g i ILK the ball room, are due to arrive( S " ~ | ¢ on the Norco and it is believed| There was a good flttenaa.ncn‘l TRAVEL CREPE | A full line at they will be hung by tomorrow, @hd an incréased interest in the| DRESSES | S, Inight, giving the dance room its prayer service last evening at the| Methodist church. There are zwo‘ [ ] [ ] 1 w decorating scheme. fepmpiete 1y 5 {more services in the series. This b evening the service will be held at | > NOTICE | Bethel Chapel with the Rev. E/'G. i at $8.75 ." Values up to $20.00 | James bringing the message. Phone 25—We Deliver After January 10 mo telephone| Tomorrow evening the last servs | rentals for the month of January ive will be held in the Native Prese will be accepted at a discount. All byterian Church with the R remittances by mail must bear Phillip E. Bauer of Douglas sp«»fi"q "The Tlorence Shop | reimmn st - b S ot P i R TR to taste the wonderful flavor of Hills % “ » ignol - : [} e e Sinete, Permn JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS | 2083 o LR BEAUTY SPECIALISTS adv. TELEPHONE CO. ! An enormous area is shown to| Play In&oor Goli at The. Alask:m flax in India, but only the seed | AR o WOk p Bros Coffee...a flavor developed by { Phone 427 for Appointment L ———————————————— roasting the blend evenly...continuously FRAGRANT FLAVOR WHICH IS ALWAYS Those who could not take advantage of our SUIT and OVER- COAT SALE before Christmas will have another opportunity ' a t a to do so--- ¢ $50 Suits Reduc\ed to..$33.75 / b TINUOUS PROCESS ... CONTROLLED ROASTING -« | $45 Suits Reduced to.. 31.75 t 1me¢ $40 Suits Reduced to .. 26.75 l $35 Suits Reduced to.. 23.75 | OF ALL THE foods and delicacies that come to ‘ A your table there are few that can inspire your taste $29 -50 Slllts Reduced to 19.75 .| like Hills Bros, Coffee. Every sip abounds in fra- grant, savory, full-bodied .goodness such as you EXTRA $20 OVERCOATS | will s nd i an oer brind 3| < It's the way Hills Bros. Coffee is roasted that 2 58 U ITS Re(luced to makes it such a joy to drink. Instead of roasting “|" their blend in bulk, Hills Bros. roast only a few ) . at $1 4’ 75 pounds at a time. By exact control of heat, every HALF PRICE Blues Excepted % berry is roasted evenly;-‘-!o that degree where all of the flavor nature gave it is developed to perfec- SALE ENDS JANUARY 15th PRODUCED BY HILLS BROS’ PATENTED, CON- tion. How different from the bulk-roasting method in which exact flavor-control is impossible! As fast as Hills Bros., Coffee is roasted and H e N SU OVERC y an’t affor § you need a NEW SU IT}‘)AO:: I'l“ }iII{’ OAT you can’t afford to | ground, it is packed in vacuum cans that keep it always fresh. Air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, is zaken out and hept out of the vacuum ¢€an. Ordinary caos, even if air-tight, do not keep H.S. GRAVES Ry | Ask for it by name and look for the Arab—the trade-mark<on the can. ; ; v The Clothing Man HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES ] : o HILLS BROS COFFEE