The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 28, 1931, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY JAN 28 I93| Picture Yourself n B YOU’LL “look pleasant” be- cat Middishade value will prove a pleasant surprise. It’s simply a matter of arithmetic. It takes big people to do big things. ringbone, For Middishade—the spec- ialized blue suit—is made by America’s large st specialigls eperating on bluc suits only.” Your “sergical —even Middishade has taken the color that men like best—and brought out all that is best in it. isfaction. MIDDISHADE Nine Middishade blues— plain, striped, unfinished, her- basketweave, four novel weaves. Styled with genius, tailored with rare skill —in model8 for and preference. Middishade dealer is in a position to fit every man those have a hard time of it. And there’s an goodness guarantee that makes you the judge and jury of sat- Look up the Middishade dealer in your town — and look for the Middishade label. Every Middishade is a blue suit—but every blue suit isn’t a Middishade. and build (’\'{‘l')' UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED who . usmally Intensive specialization brings you $50 style, $50 needle- work $50 woolens, $50 qual- ity in every respect for honest-to- $37.50 The Specialized BLUE Suit B. M. Behrends Co., Ine. A “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” This full page «advirtisement appears in the January 31st issue of the Saturday Evening Post - MENT OF A(,:mu,uurtmz: WEATHER BUREAU The W eathgr (By the U. 8. Weather Bureaun) U. 8. DEPART Forecast for Janeau ana vicinity, beginning at 4 p. m., January 28: Rain tonight and Thursday;fresh southeasterly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 pm. yest'y 2957 41 53 E 6 Cldy 4 am. today 2954 38 96 SE 10 Rain Noon today 2048 41 100 SE 4 Rain CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY ~ TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. [ . Station— temp. temp. | emp. temp. vek-:lty 24 hrs. Weather Bnrmw -24 -24 |~ -8 -18 0 ~Clear Nome 16 12 | B " 0 Clear Bethel 2 2 | -4 -4 16 0 Claar Fort Yukon . -0 -20 | -20 -1 0 0 * Cldy Tanana -6 -18 | -20 -6 - 0 Clear Fairbanks 2 AFod o 0 0 Clear Eagle . <10 -10 | -16 -16 0 02 Cldy St. Paul 26 26 A TR 28 02 Snow Dutch Harbor 38 36 Fom o — Trace Cldy pdiak ... 40 38 | %4 3 24 80 Rain 40 38 I 30 38 8 64 Cldy a 3 38 10 a2 Rain - ;32 — - 05 Clly 46 | 46 46 4 92 Rain 48 | 4w 6 .24 Cidy 32 Il SR ] 54 i 54 54 6 62 Pt Cldy 62 | 46 46 . 0 Foggy @ | 48 50 * 0 Clear £ *—Less than 10 miles. is moderately low over most of the Territory, un- ' low in the Bouthwest and reading 2780 inches near the|thefts from the poorbox at St.| Francis Xavier's church probably | m she e, wm.l: . w‘h‘erf et;'eed 'l Aleutian Islands. It is high on the Arctic Slope and in the *"‘ m Moderate rains have fallen from the Gulf of Alaska ' Puge ‘Sound and light snow in southern Bering Sea. Clear r nearly all the remainder of Alaska. Tempera- i m‘ fhost of the Interior and have changed but 1) M y { o Pt Cldvhy he had been in business eon-‘ EMILIO GALAOD T0 OPEN PLAGE OF RECREATION | Emilio Galao, formerly in the| barber business in Kétehikan, will) reopen the Brunswick Bowling Al- leys on Lower Front Street, chang- | ing the name of the place to L}mi Emil Galao Recreation Parlors. The | enterprise was taken over from tho former cwner by the B. M. Boh-| rends Bank, and Mr. Galao's pro-| prietorship is the result of ar-‘] rangements with the bank. All the equipment—pool and bil- | lard tables, bowling alleys, card| tables and soft drink fountain and | counter, are virually new, having| been in use only a few wecks by | the former owner. | Mr. Galao is an cldtimer in Alas- | ka and has a wide wqualnt:m" particularly in the southeast part of thé“Territory. Until very fecent- | o Invention Aids Girls tinuously in Kefchikan for 13‘ years. Tt lhud Mutc] W BUFFALO—Thanks {0 the m-‘ :)'}fle? Ry thall genuity of the Rev. Emil Beck’ sidelines might have ended. He fixed things 5o that| glagses. That is, she stayed on tampering sent the money jing- ling into a metal receptacle and sat off an alarm In the rectory. thief was caught at the first alarm. l lem by obtaining which gives ample proe % to the glasses {quite prominently so, has hitherto In Baskethnn Gamt‘mspu-ed so much awe that thore ‘an exceptionally good" , had to stay on| m-ing an intem:hol-; delines until she solved the prob-: ~home-made ' | | l “Tomorrow's Styles Today FIRST SHOWING New Spring Dresses A nice assortment of the latest creations in Women’s and Misses’ Dresses for Street and Afternoon Wear . . . s s PARIS ] Q/@:Z‘a.fa{e:z;;/m a,'syt /szé salin edening au)n ‘are mfrmte&/ cal' u‘fl. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT NEW LOW PRICES $7.95 to $19.75 Juneaw’s Own Store ARCADE CAFE CHRIS BAILEY, Proprietor A Restaurant Catering to Those Who Want Good Things to Eat OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Y WORK Call Bchomhel Tclcpuune 4502. FOUR COLORFUL g BLAYERS WILL METONLNS: Imdoor Colf |Lahikamen, Vivian Powers, | A(lfllns and MX’S. MC‘ Auliffe Matched America’s New Winter Pastime Play the game that all America is finding so entertaining and so thrilling in keen competition. It is competitive from the first shot until a player holes out at the 18th cup. Handieaps ar- ranged for competitive events with prizes for competition and a Special Grand Prize eaeh week. iplnyt*l | Tclyo L n Pow- 11 mest | stant resident | 2 Steamship | J. W. B. Mc- | Indoor golf is as sensitive as billiards and callin‘g for touch ;Am‘flp whose l\us‘bnnd is physi- | cian in chs t ment | that means nerves under control. Make the afternoon or even- hospital. ino 2 2 e : e i Shls, il ing gay with a game of indoor goli. Course is open daily. Rates | Toivo, 10 years old, has his pock- are reasonable. ets stuffed n prize tickets that he has won in various matches against juvenile and adult players !ci'his own sex. Par has besn <0 easy for him that some folks thing he can make it with his eyes shut. How he will perform with and "against feminine adepts may not be so good. His partner, Vivian Powers, is no older than he, and she, too, has been persistent win- ner in prize ticket ts. She has stroked as low as par. 3 Shocts Arcand 47 ! | Mr. Adams can shoot 47 when in! !tolerable form. He is a consistent \player, not to be frustrated by! feminine assistance or opposition. He eschews the movies because love plots bore him. Mrs. McAuliffe has been a Mile- stone Tournament contender. She !ms frequently scored 57. Given the ordinary breaks of the game Jhc is quite capable of par. —_— e Juneaw’s Midget Colf Course ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR—GOLDSTEIN BLDG. PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleascs” THE SANITARY GROCERY OSSINING, N. Y—The town is startled over a crime wave. Sing Sing prison, which is here and has been little or no lawbreaking. But a merchant has been held up and rcbbed of 390 out first quality ‘work—our experi- enoe enables us to intelligently aid you in planning drenln,lam: gybn Wll‘l donn. will puu tlnt The Dazly Alaska Em V-.,,_‘,. zre w9 Bk