The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY JULY 9 193F. WRESTLE OUT % ds anJ 1h( bout OF RN PALL |2 e Fall’s lmpnsonment 7'0”““3 C 0 scramble ou l JURY GWES 10 59 BASEMENT Taken Under Advisement ol e c.1 sy o | w. \°HINGTOI\ D. C, July 90— | Albert F 7 Ju: "‘m‘. LLnl Themsel\e» thak Down Stairs in L. A.; o { mt Called Draw ar in jail t night in | e Dalley of the District of‘ Columbia Supreme Court today der advisement 's request that former Sec- y of Interior Albert B. Fall be ed to jail immediately. Fall | - victed of accepting a bribe, DA A TR T ELES, July 9.—Joe Sa- | fined $100,000 and sentenced to GnL‘Rear Admiral Hempnlu - e ent of the | REGISTERED AT ALASKAN and retir must pay Martha also of Chi his broken marri jury deliberated Gullickson sued son, the Gov- c promise. The e hours. Miss $500,000. | Passes Away, Washmgton WASHINGTON, D C., July 9.— Gine erein they | J. Burwaski and T. W. Haines | Rear Admiral Joseph N. Hemphill, at the Alaskan Hotel. - ————— after a |of this city are among the guests|aged 84 years, retired, veteran of the Civil and Spanish-American wars, died last night. He was one 0, $10,000 because of | elves out of the | Three sponge cargoes from one |of the old lLine naval officers. ¢ a flight of | qiving boat at Tarpon Springs, Fla., | one time he commanded the New s, each had taken a fall. | sold for $4,673. York Navy Yards. Follow your Prosperous Neighbor, she will show you the way to Piggly and Econ- omy e e R T T ARMOUR’S CORNED BEELF, No .1 tins; 2 for . 450 L e T TR R P TH TR E LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER, 25 c 6 cans for . IMPORTED \()R\\l ‘GIAN SARDINES, 2 2 tins, 25¢, Individual Size, 3 for . 50 KRAFT MAYONN!/ \ISL, 60 quarts . : c We Now Have a (mnp\( te Line of Kraft Cheese IISIIIIIIIIll!lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIllllllll|||l||ll|ll||||l||||IIIHIIIIIIlllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIH]lllillllHI PURE LARD, No. 10 tins, $1-h 75 No. 5 tins . c o na e U U HAM, ARMOUR’S STAR, 270 whole or half, pound . PO R P & GNAPTHA SOAP, 5 10 bars for 3 c e e T T AU T NALLY’S POTATO CHIPS, 2 5 2 large boxes : c |IIIII||llllllll|||||||||IIIIII||||||II|II||"""I|||||||||II|Illllll“llllllll||l|||||llllllllllllllllllll'lllllllllll CORN, DEL. MONTE, 35c 6 Cans for $1.00 2 tins for . l"Illl"I|||||lllll|||||I|III||lII|||l|l|l|||||ll|lllllllllll|||Illlllllllllllllllllll|||||l|||||||lllllllllllllll'lllll PEAS, DEL. MONTE, Early Garden, $l No. 1 tins, 7 cans for . |||||I|||llll|||||||||l|||||||||||I|II"lllllllllll"llllllll|l|||||||||l||||||||||||||l||||||l||||||||||||||I|||||"l|| FREE GOODS Schillings Products BUY—2 Ibs. Schillings Coffee, 85¢ FREE—2-0z. tin Black Pepper. 1 oz bottle Vanilla. BUY—1 Ib. Schillings Tea, 90c FREE— 20z. tin Black Pepper. BUY—1 Ib. Schilling’s Baking Powder, S0c FREE—1-cz. hottle Vorillo. LU LU U DU T T T R SR TR 1111 bt eeest gt bt L LR TR TR L Tel, 24 1-0z. bottle Vanilla. Prompt Deliveries Plccl.v WiceLy | | THREE GROUPS---"i\psvits $6.90 $1090 $14.75 ALL SIZES---WOMEN ano MISSES WE SUGGEST EARLY SELECTIONS Sports frocks in novelty woolens and washing silks . . . Sleeveless and long sleeved waist-length coatees . . . Hip-length jackets . . . Bold stripe and crossbar efféets or plainer fabrics . . .Sweater-fabrics and sheer woolens . . .From these groups you can select a complete Summer wardrobe . . . Most at- tractively priced for clearance. SO R R e i e i / SUMMER CHARM IN THESE HATS FERERPRRRERRRRERRERER R COLEMAN’S Hollywood Style Shop “One of Alaskd's Distinctive Shops™ Some are sophisticated. some are naive, all are charming. See them today. Each one, whether it is designed for sports, street or afternoon, will be shown with its correct costume and accessories. L L T LT LT T —— X g » e T