The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 19, 1931, Page 8

By S TR D * “THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1931. %a'azzzzm%t’““‘“”‘ FINAL LIOUIDATION SALE SHOES - SHOES | Everything that looks like a shoe, in rubber, felts and leather, SLAUGHTERED. This Department must be moved IMMEDIATELY. Our entire stock of Shoes, Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Zippers, Felt and Boudoir Slippers included in this FINAL CLOSE OUT. JUST A FEW PAIRS OF EACH LEFT ----- ALSO MANY except that the memberships of the first board would be two, four | and six years, two expiring at| the end of two, two others at chel end of four and the fifth at the|f end of the sixth year. All ap-| pointments would have to be con- firmed by the Senate. All board § members are required to be Am-| erican citizens, at least 30 years| old, and to have been a resident | of Alaska for at least three years| immediately preceding appointment. Any member, upon being absent from the Territory. would auto-| matically lose membership, and likewise if he fails to attend two| consecutive meetings of the board. Provision is made for removal of members for cause ‘When Appointed The measure provides: “It shall Baxt o Biweln | TR BROKEN LINES AND SIZES. LOOK THEM OVER. ALL NEW STOCK BUT MUST BE SOLD. tenth session of the Legislature.| Mayor Harry A. Mackey of Phila- The first meeting of the board . delphia wanted first hand informa- shall be held within 90 days anor ::IOI" about how ;he homeless were the close of the tenth session . . . belng cared for. So disguised in this outfit he ate and slept as one of the Regular meetings shall be held unemployed. | thereafter annually at the capi- tol in Juneau at a time fixed by ————————— the board.” Provision is made for jis gotjvities, and recommendations, holding special meetings. [for the enactment of such legisla- Regular meetings shall not 1ast 4ion ag it may deem for the im-| more than 30 and special meetings p.ovement of the school system. 15 days, and not more than one — Authority is bestowed on the| special meeting shall be held in'poard to close schools and trans- ‘ any one year. Members are 0 port pupils to another school, us- receive traveling expenses and |jng funds from the former, when- | subsistence while attending meet-’ ever needs of a community would ! ings and, in addition, the sum of pe better served. $10 per day for each day of actual| The measure would wipe out the | Ladies’ Hiking Men’s Rubber Boots Boys’ High Boots || - Ladies’ Slippers Boots $3.50 to $4.25 $3.75,$3.95,$4.25 14 INCH TOPS Were $8.50 to $10.00 Closing Out, $5.95 Sizes 41/ to 8 All leather boots less than cost New Stock—Real Values MEN’S SHU PACKS *12 in. Crepe Sole, Good- in Green, Red, Sun Tan, Black with High Heels attendance. e | prseent Board of Education which | Will Control School is composed of the Governor and| —new st LUES The borfl”di ffl crefat:: S:fl“b ]fl_s'lrour senior Senators. It carries' ock 14 in. Crepe Sole Good- 3 VALU TO $10.00 sume supervision of e Public an emergency clause, to make it 7 N 1 M o e o he” Ty, Ccive ety on o BOYS’ SUN TAN TENNIS Fieh g §5.2 Close Out Prices exclusive of the Agricultural ol-' and approval. 7. e lege and School of Mines. It is| A bill to require persons seek- ‘ SHOES 12 in. White Sole Good- 3 required to adopt rules for its own ing donations for charitable and rich Just a few paurs left procedure, for the government of eleemosynary purposes to take ouc‘ Sizes 11 to 2 $1.09 12 Black ‘Sole Good i g o N R i < m cl - employees and of schools. Tt is| municipal licenses was introduced authorized to appoint a Commis- today by Senator Robert S. Bragaw. i 21 ’ sioner of Education at a salary not| It is apparently designed to curbl Sizes 2 /l to 6 31'19 Men 5 Crossett Make to exceed $5,000 a year, who would irresponsible, and in cases fraudu- D : be the executive officer and sec- lent, soliciting in the name of char- Men’s sizes 6 to 10 .......... $1.25 Sl 4 A GOLF OXFORDS retary of the board. Upon his ity. Only church, religious or- Misses’ and Children’s Patent . : recommendation it is empowercd ganizations and their agents are| Look these over and be con- in Sun Tan and Black—Combin- to appoint such assistant execu-!exempt from the provisions. OXFORDS vinced of values LEATHER SLIPPERS ation Color—Were $8.75 tives, specialists, clerks and other| No license issued under the sta-| employees as may be necessary '-O\L\AI.L would have a life of m()reA conduet the work of the office. thm three months. Each licensee The board, it is provided, shall would be required to make a full constitute the final court of ap- report of his collections in detall‘ CLOSING OUT—$4.95 Sizes 614 to 11 Men’s Black and Dark Tan—all leather—New Styles— LADIES’ PAJAMA BOIDOIR peals in all educational controver- ‘shov\]ng sources of donations and| & . . sies, and shall designate to the amount, and the name of the Values to $8.50 SLIPPERS See Our Window Display Commissioner of Education the‘ex .benencmry Soliciting without a - Cl L Gesen Black. Blue. Red ecution of all policies decided|cense is made a misdemeanor pun- i ice— 9 ) s upon; it shall prescribe rules and|ishable upon conviction by fine or os“lg-.ouz Pnce 3450 % 32 10 32 50_$1 49 BARGAINS IN ALL regulations for the certification of | imprisonment or both. [ Sizes 5 to 11 NOW-—pair—8$1.65 TR b DEPARTMENTS teachers, and shall have the author- Anyone falsely representing hlm-\ A Sho , . ity to establish minimum standards| seif to be the agent of any re- | Guaranteed All Leather Look These Over Buster Brown i Too Numerous to Mention for certificates . . . ; supervise thelligious. fraternal, beneficial, char- exuenditure of funds appropriated |itable or eleemosynary society and for schools of the Territory, except|in that guire sdlicits or omains‘ those appropriated for the Agri-jmoney or property, would be sub-I culttural College and School of ject to criminal prosecution and Mines, and its decision in these | punished upon conviction for al matters shall be final.” misdemeanor. Make Thorough Study President Hess this morning an- Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Black Oxford Tennis Shoes WHILE THEY LAST Only 89c Pair All sizes—Nothing but Values All Sales For Cash Only This stock must go regardless of cost — Get your sizes before it is too late The board is also authorized to|nounced Senator Lomen had been study the educational conditions|appointed acting committee chair- and needs of the public schools,|man on the Committee on Educa- the administation and efficiencyl tion, succeeding Senator John W. thereof, and to incorporate into|Dunn. Mr. Hess has taken up all the biennial report of the Com-|of the rest of Mr. Dunn's commfl.-l missioner of Education a report of'tee assignments. | MUSICAL CONCERT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Friday and Saturday, March 20th and 21st Under Auspices of The Martha Society Concert Starting at 8 P. M. Sharp MEN’S 6 IN. WORK SHOES ‘Very Special—$3.95 LADIES’ BROWN SHORT BOOTS—$2.95 Sizes 3 to 8 BOYS’ HIGH TOP OP HIKING RUBBERS Tickets on sale at Ordway’s, Rev. Saunders or SHOES Marked at Cost any member of the Martha Society Buffer Brown—$4.50 . : Tickets on Sale at Door—50 cents Real Values CHILDREN’S BOOTS A Wonderful New WASHING POWDER SELOX, large package at regular price ....30¢c 1 package extra for ... 05¢ MEN’S HEAVY TENNIS L sHoEs N High Boots ... ... B poal Yalne—$1.99 CHILDREN'S ZIPPERS Sizes 6.2 to 9%,—Were $2.75 $2.25—$2.75 HEAVY TENNIS SHOES Wonderful V alues i MEN’S KING FISHER HIP MEN’S8PORTING HIP BOOTS * BOOTS—$6.35 i nght Weight MEN’S CUTTER SHOES Paxr—s.) 75 Calked Loggers . 12 inch top ... $13.75 GIRLS BOOTS 16 inch Top, Loggers ....$12.75 * Short Boots—$2.49 All Genuine Leather d Sizes 11 to 2 Boys’ Big Leaguer Sizes 214 to 6—$1.89 Buy Now—Real Values TRFOR .. .o i il 35¢ YOUTHS’ HEAVY TENNIS SHOES—$1.59 Sizes 11 to 2—Big Values GARNICK’S-—-Phone 174 All Sizes—Big Values GEORGE BROTHERS TELEPHONES 92—95 The Leader Department Store STOREOPEN UNTILSP.MSE ' = . STORE OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. Five Fast Deliveries