The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 9, 1932, Page 8

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Ash Wednesday Forty-four memberships were en- |cuceq of defrauding through the [takes its name from the rite o ed the Finance Committee, |cantu Mine at Hyd n Wellman HOWrook re-|pean started. It i the Chamber today. 'This | tal for o |case will reach ¢ e total for 1932 to dd'“‘}sa!\lrda_v &8 - gs to above 160. The committee has|poen given the at s on its list it has not arguments, s | r Troast, Architect for | n Affairs, who | y returned from a trip to| Jersey where he took his|Program for next week's Chamber |aid it was completely |short talk on George Washington /ed by the|Will be made by Dr. H. W. Alberts Cara- |Music and other features will be k on|van Internatinal Cory on said|included on the program. any signs|it was bringing a party of 105| Thirty-five requests for informa- rgia boys and girls to Alaska|tion were received and answered cational | during the week, Secretary G. H ail on the| Walmsley reported through several adjour 1S caus- ed by sickness of Wolfe | ginning and ending of Lent mily on a visit, w gu2st and spoke bri A communication r Chamber from the G ashes will be distributed, a Holy Communion. D LET FLOWERS Be YOUR VALENTINE am Arranged | The manufacture of small pleas- jer, Chalrman of a|ure boats and canoes in Canada g for a consumes more than 17,000,000 tennial | board feet of lumber annually adv. Wickersham Not to Press The action of the Chamber in Wednesday Speoials 30 Days Is Cash With Us Mannings Tea, Pound 50c 3 Cans Amocfiorn, 50c 3 Cans Amoqat Beets, 50c 4 Pounds Shortening, 50c 4 Pounds Peanut Butter, 50c¢ 4 Pounds Sweet Prunes, 50c 3 Cans 7% Sweet Potatoes, 50c 3 Cans Amocat Grapefruit, 50c 2 Cans Raspberries, P>, 50c¢ 4 Cans Sliced Peaches, ¢ 50c¢ George Brothers PHONES 92—95 Deliveries 10 am., 11 am., 2 pm., 3:30 pm., 4:30 pm. d during th: past week bY | mails and selling stock in the [the early Christian church Alaska, hnve‘sprinklmg ashes on the heads of expected the | penitents at the beginning of Le) jury about| Lent is a season of fast in pre ed time has|paration for the great festival of yvs to present | Easter, which falls this year or March 27. The Lenten period of 0 who are out of town and| qne trial has been -prolonged [fast consists of 40 days, the | nt; 5- |'Sundays occurring between the be- | excluded from the fast day: In Juneuu, Ash Wednesday | be observed by the Catholic chur of the Nattivity in the morni with an 8 o'clock mass at wi Services will he held tomorrow | duties on articles for church use Juneau Florists, Phone 311 ir isher e I ’~| The proportion of male teachers be utilized di 1'1,“ ler;d(ap()m ;1 per cent of the e T LU LU LU T LU T T UL LU LU LT UL UL LU LT food and (b) in t elative | aqucators in the country. of ol and m Terri- | s Colombia has removed imp: 36 IN. BURLAP, in green, brown, | T SPRING GOODS ARE HERE AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS We challenge mail order prices on this new merchandise. We guarantee to save you from 25 to 35 per cent from the old prices. Compare our QUALITY AND PRICE, and FURTHERMORE we GUARANTEE ALL SALES and will REFUND YOUR MONEY if you are not SATISFIED. 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