The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 19, 1931, Page 6

Here We are Living In the best Town world :‘ The Smile Do Your Part Give Some one A job The Carpenter Painter Electrician Plumber Anybody ¢ Keep Smiling : Help b Prosperity 4 Get around A That j Corner y No one : Wants Charity ) ~ Every Woman That can ¢ Afford it Dress up In the new Bright shades Get out And make merry We're not Urging Orgies Dissipation Is Demdde § Vogue Reports That At the Smartest parties There isn’t A whiff Of gin Whiskey or rye Improve We have The Clothes Each shining hour WE THANK YOU! WAL, MR. VENTRILOQUIST, ) WHEN Y/GONNA PLAY PRANKS ON GERTRUDE AN’ HER MAMA? [ DOUGLAS [ NEWS DOUGLAS PLAYS ‘TWO GAMES OF BB, TOMORROW High Scnool Boys Are tocile Cashen, Effie Fleek, " POLLY AND HER PALS A ( MY VENTRILOQUY AIN'T BEEN SECH A SUCCESS UP T'DATE, DERN T/ are veterans and makes it di the stronger or ‘The Africh Stephanie, will p! | the Girls' team; cen: | and M. Pearce | Elsa Lundell, the enced players, t \qucs:icn but that | will be ably filled. The girls’ twon team has | notable players and Dc s people no doubt be delighted to see e former De Hi stars in action | again, particularly Roberta and | Mae Fraser, |Others to grace the team are Ce- Madeline position ome | | Riedi and Lucile Pepoon | Meet Team from B.P.R. | A ferry win leave Juneau to —Girls Are Matched ‘The ACTS initial game for High basketball teams will occur tomorrow night, lads meet the | Roads team and the De Hi girls| play the Douglas Girls' town team The High teams have had sev- eral weeks' practice to play hard, and fast ball in to- morrow night's contests. For the boys, play center, A. Gair and R. Fox, | DOUGLAS COLISEUM TONIGHT and FRIDAY EVERETT HORTON and EL BRENDEL in “6 CYLINDER LOVE” A Comedy Show { morrow evening | the Douglas games. | . Douglas FARCE COmrasx COM TO DOUGLAS THEATRE “Six Cylinder TLove" featuring Edward Everett Horton and El | Brendel, and said to be an ext: | ordinarily funny picture, comes i |and tomorrow. Plenty of lau and are fitted | ) e Douglas Coliseum for tonight even for the most serious, are H. Lundell win|Promised in the story. when the Island Bureau of Public Something Really New FOR INDIGESTION i It Works! Guerin | Try it and see—the proof of the | pudding is in the eating. Just gt | Dare’s Mentha Pepsin (that's the trade name for it) from any good druggist like Butler, Maure Drug Co. and give that weak, ailing stom- lach a new supply natural digestive. Take it 10 min- utes before meals for 3 days, or when you have an Money back if it doesn’t help. But- ler, Mauro Drug Co. positively guar- antees it. —adv. NEWS and Mona Carlson. | t 7 o'clock f(‘:" of this true, | acute attack. | ¢ A (12 e e —— THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY. ROV. 19, 1931. WOT 1 PUPPOSE T'DO, IS TO PRACTISE ON THE CAT FER A SPELL/ JAY WILLIAMS that RETURNS FROM & FIELD SURVEYS |Spends Nine Months Mak- ! ing Timber Cruises, } Trail Surveys | After completing nine months | work in the field, Forest Examiner J. P. Williams, United States Forc Service, returned here to Region- al headquarters yesterday. He will d the next two months work- on his field data. ulp timber cruises,trail surveys and reconnaissance work, and saw timber surveys were made by Mr. Willlams during the season. He based his operations on a floating | camp which was moved here this week by the Ranger IX., Capt George Peterson. During the early part of the | season, Mr. Williams cruised Kos- ciusko Island saw timber areas| | where it is estimated there isj a stand of 125,000,000 feet, bnar(l} | measure, one of the finest stands of saw timber in Tongass National Forest. From there he moved to the Ketchikan district where he made a reconnaissance of pulp timber areas in Wilson Cove and adjacent to Loring. Later he moved to Cleveland Penninsula where he laid out®a prospectors’ trail from Helm Bay inland, opening up a region known | to be mineralized. The trail was; partly constructed this season and will be completed next year. He also made a reconnaissange of a prospectors’ trail extending inland to the mineral belt on the | Muddy River in the vicinity tf | friend; K:C.B. And Juneau Bootleggers Apologies to an old RADIO The Whole Year Gift For the Entire Family What could one buy for the home that would give more enjoyment than a radio? There is no household article that’s so versatile or furn- ishes so much entertainment. Just a turn of the dial and it brings to you the current events of the day . . . . sports events, etc. Everything complete, NEW LOW PRICES REPAIRING . . sermons Pay for ready to install CAPITAL ELECTRIC COMPANY CONTRACTING WIRING The Westinghouse is well known for its splen- did reception, its selectivity and clarity of tone. it in your home TUBES TESTED FREE . . . lectures . . . music it while you enjoy By CLIFF STERRETT SWELL, UNK! THAT'S AS PUTTY A PIECE OF VOICE-TOSSIN' AS EVER 1 You AIN'T HEARD NUTHIN, NIT-WIT/ Aggassiz on Wrangell Nar-‘ILEADERs, TRAlLERS BOWL THIS EVENING In the first match of the Elks' + mixed bowling tournament sched- uled for tonight the Bluebirds will | endeavor to break their: losing streak of six straight games at the expense of the Hawks. As the Hawks have won only one game to 1:30. 50c per plate. adv. 50 far they also are determined to PR T improve their standing in the| “GOLDEN GLOW” Christmas race, so the battle should be hard |Cards, new Alaska photos with in- fought. At 9 o'clock against the Crows, who have six victories and no defeats so far and who hope to keep their slate' clean. P e finished the season by crouis- aw timber adjacent to Fred- k Sound on Kuiu Island and on south end of Admiralty Island r from these areas wil be used by the Juneau Lumber Mills in its operations next season. SUEELII . 5 S T SPEND Sunaay, Tuesaay, Thurs- day and Friday evening at the Bible Chautauqua, Odd Fellows Building. —adv. ————— EAT LUNCH FRIDAY Served by Martha Society at Pres- byterian Church parlors, from 11:30 Announcement! 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