The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1931, Page 2

N o —— Fro THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 193]. BIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHhIIHIHIIIIIIII|II|IIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIllIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||||III|IIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlIIl|IIIIIIIlIlIIIIIllIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIlIHlIllIIIIIIHHIIIIIImllIIIIIIIIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII|l"IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.I JANUARY ————————— BUY NOW DURING THIS MONTH OF GREAT VALUES We have odd lots of fine merchandise in all departments remaining from ou BUY NOW AT THESE VERY LOWEST PRICES busy holiday selling. All are priced for immediate clearance. These clearance prices forcibly suggest BUYING NOW. MO AR A GROUP OF Men’s Stein Bloch Suits An opportunity to secure a good suit JUST 30 Men’s Suits and Overcoats One-Third Off on All Coats and Dresses for Women and | Children . Half-Price on All Millinery | 25 Per Cent Off on All Ladies’ and Children’s Sweaters and Skirts i Special Sale on Silks Continue Throughtout the W eek : REMNANTS at HALF PRICE DOLLAR ITEMS SPECIALS ON YARDAGE o} TOWELING, 6 yards ... $1.00 OUTING FLANNEL, PERCALE, 4 yards' A M \R()l JISETTE, 2 \lr(]a ata FOR QUICK SALE Saving of 25 Per Cmt Sizes 35 to 39 Now $14.95 each Men’s Shoes Jlack and Brown WORK SHOES CHILDREN’S Shoes and Oxfords Composition Soles $3.95 Pair BROKEN LINES All Reduced Boys’ All Wool MACKINAWS Creatly Reduced Boys’ Knee Pants Suits $4.95 Many Patterns and Sizes Miidisié Standl Hodd W ear s i o o L CURTAIN SCRIM, 3 yards CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS LADIES” HOUSE DRESSES . CHILDREN’S PRINT DRESSES, ZOYs oL o s e e e s o PANEL CURTAINS 81x90 SHEETS ; 42x36 PILLOW CASES, 3 for .. $1.00 \ TURKISH BATH TOWELS, 2 for ... | HUCK TOWELS, 6 for ... .. | TURKISH TOWELS, 4 for .. -$L. .’, BORDERED TURKISH, 3 for A Lot of ODDS AND ENDS of Novelties That Will Go At b BARG AINS - { 4 yards . ROCK BOTTOM Bib Overalls, Jumpers No. 220 Denim Special ior Pay Day $1.35 each .Boys’ Rock Bottom Bib Overalls Age 5 to 16 years LADIES’ WHITE SLIPS ... ... $1.00 LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S HOSE _.$1.00 CHILDREN’S HOSE, 4 pair for_.__$1.00 LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WOOL and FABRIC GLOVES .. ... . $1.00 SUITINGS, 3 yard .. SOISETTE, 3 Special, $1.00 a pair Ladies’ Felt Slippers $1.00 HEAVY WOOLEN SOX-—Grey and White—3 pair for $1.00 yards ... Heavy 2 Piece Underwear ALL SIZES—Garment BOYS' CAPS—6'% to 7Tl ..occ..o...... $1.00 e e e —— NO ALTERATIONS : JUNEAU'S NO EXCHANGES LEADING v NO APPROVALS e DEPARTMENT i NO REFUNDS " STORE o) i e { and packed 500,000 pounds of|of success. He is 6 feet 2 inches 5 ¥ ] FOR ]‘IILK OR CI{EAZ‘/I |TEMS GATHERED shrimp. The company’s clam can-|tall and weighs in training 188 - " nery, which-employs 50 persons, will | pounds. - v U F p y 'HE NEW LOW PRICE RT 45 5.4 By o, W T S ‘ , qb 1 AT THE NEW L o v More than 50,000 pounds of crab{ing on Miller and Glacier creeks 2 e 5 1 T l l ( ) 8/" meat were packed in the last year|in the Kiondike district, recently See H. R. SHEPARD & SON e p In by the Northern Sea Food Com-|[told the Dawson News how Ninety- N : e eI) l() e b J pany of Petersburg, which oper- |Eighters used to ascertain winter Telephone 409 Valentine Bll.ilding | 'l ) i ° ated only half time. Wages totaled«tempcratures. Five small bottles : 1 $12,000. were kept in a casc. No. 1 contain- i The ]‘Iende”"l(lll D(ll’ry | _‘|ed quicksilver, No. 2 coal oil, No. 3 % 2 1 GEO. DANNER. Pr Interesting Fac!s About| arter xiing nine mink on tne [Jamaiea ginger, No. 4 Perry Davis e e e ol i G e R ‘ - DANNER, Frop. | Various Places and Per- |Yukon Pur Farms near Petersburg |Pain Killer, No. 5 St. Jacob's Oil. Hiad A - s New Year's Eve, a thief was scar the quicksilver froze, the :. == sons Are Asseribled |[asay o0 b Ehig Lhnt s bit 2o Al MMages Koo tho hrmpecsins Bial CLEARANCE SALE o | {watchman. The dead animals were dropped to 40 below zero; coal oil o ' Mrs. Andrew Livingston died lasl \dropped by the marauder in hii g:nsesled afil 50, b:s.mnic:l ginger at | |month in Fairbanks. She first|flight. , Pain Killer between 65 and 70, 4 § B A S K }f T B 1 L I |came to Alaska in 1905. She was a Pt and St. Jacob's oil at 80, PAY DAY BARGAINS—GRAB THEM ! v £ 4 | purse in St. Ann’s Hospital in Ju-| Legionpaires at Petersburg are N , jt m au several years, and afterwards busy improving their Dugout, clear-|. Charles Rankin, oldtimer of Daw- Dozen Case S i 3¢ ‘v a2 scrved in the same capacity in St |ing the surrounding lot and redec- (son and Mayo, was recently found a 8 2 ) High School Gymnaium M.nthew's Hospital In Fairbanks. orating interior and exterior of the|dead in bed in Keno City. A dis- Palace Corn, 24'? o --9L. $3.50 | She is survived by her husband andibuildlnu They are beginning to ar-|charged rifle was at his side. He Palace Peas, 24-2’s .. 1.85 3.50 l\\o children, Helen and Calvin. (range for the 1031 conventlons of is belleved to have committed sui- | Palace Stringless Be. 24-2’, 3 TONIGHT , the Alaska Legion and Alaska Aux- cide. ¢ g ans, s.. 1.85 3.50 | In the Fairhanks district, red |iliary, which are t0 be held in Pe- 9 o el Palace Tomatoes, 24-214% 3.50 { | foxes are more numerous than they |tersburg. Last year the Petersbur, ikan’s postoffice receipts in| " | A C i &5 | were last year, marten are numer-|Legion enxoflefl 41 members nn: totaled $25000. Pouches re- |“Just think,” says Puit o Bunny, } ¥ Palace Tomatoes’ 20 1.50 2.85 ey TWO GAMES [ i seived in 1930 numbered 85 com- ‘of the things we are to do 5 } |ous, lynx and mink are scarce.|the Auxiliary 25. | T k M; 9 - { | Comparatively few pelts haye been with 144 in 1929; pouches When we get down In Florlda where | rupak Maine Corn, 24-2%.__ 225 440 ; | ALUMNI vs. DOUGLAS FIREMEN JUNEAU FIREMEN vs. CAPITAL TEAM 7:30 P. M. Admission, 25¢ and 50¢ | brought into Fairbanks since the ] Plans for enlnrglng the Alaskan Glacier Sea Foods Company Petersburg are under considerati by the owner, Earl N. Ohmer. In Yukon Order o! Ploneers. Herb worud ol Pelersburg, who pulled No. 7 in last year's Uni-|gqy, ks sent, 891, compared with 932. —_——————— money has taken the L‘fl over American coins in Mexi- cali, Lower California. The ratio the past year, the company oper-|versity of Washington nationallis 70 to 30, a reversal of conditions ated seven large trawlers, employed ; champlon freshman crew, will turn in the border town. i | opening of the season. ) 200 persons at the height of the out in the spring for a place in the ——— =3 [season, paid out 150000 in wages [Varsity boat, With excellens, chances. Mlufl'w“‘“’ \ winter skies are blue— ; | We'll golf and swim and dance and | fish and play some tennis, too. | And when time weighs upon our hands we'll dig up something new.’, R, o o e More than 1,000 San Quentin | prisoners took correspondent courses from the University of California the past year. Other Goods Accordingly WE LIVE UP TO THE NAME ECONOMY CASH STORE l ! 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