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

S S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1932. OFFICERS FORCOMER GIVEN WANN ENROUTE DOCTOR GOOK : | | e CITY ELECTION HIS SENTENGE SOUTH T0 GET | ACTIVE AGAIN : 3 [ [ i | ARE ANNOUNGED c.coe i .| 2 NEW PLANES cocw s, prin PCIII | Comer was today fined $5,000 and | Frederick Cook, now 60 of : {given a suspended sentence of onei e ':fi;l;::::’h C}L‘;‘{:Sghg‘l;sl ;m(:f Mayor, Three Councilmen 1 v Yetrs ‘o L‘:i{;’:“:‘&‘;‘ffl“;{‘l{ead o_f Northwest Can-|sing the profession of medicine ° and School Director |ancial statement when President| ada Airways Announces [here is planning to mave to Long I P s P A Ive th t i s, clerks a S|put Mayor Thomas B. Judson is Tvl’z pl:"eskrs’”{f bf;“ f,“rm“‘ed ;001:7 "We need & ‘;fe:r:znr;\‘ e be o 3 ~|at 5 e hwes e Wi °fex o be @ candidate to suc- | & 05 AT W %, MO B e ot wh the poe. 1 When You Buy at THE LEADER, You Buy RIGHT 3 r:x‘c‘rli g:’);:;r'”’g”‘N ;d“l‘:]’]’; brcmggt north :‘ms month to start |moving northeastward, It is man' ? 13 : immediate service, it t 3 i . nd Walls 5. George, the three| oo e toasy by e G| b to ake bottr uee of ] BESIDES, you are afforded an opportunity to take a FREE TRIP to SEATTLE liam Pranks, Mrs, Jessk S (":; R el ‘3;’;}‘; ‘S:fm:](;“;- ;;efWan, general manager of the com- | have already found.” Mrs. F. A. Metcalf; cl andeShiaol Btocter 1. 'Me;grrm'ip“"‘f' }‘;h" ‘l‘;‘ "iflmr““ \’,‘m this A o Iy woglloy e || week. He will sail for ancouver | vo, and: trom i 0 PHine i e o ot e 5.0 o G % Al e S| oo T e o viv| Ladies’ Hosiery . . . .. ... $1.00 a Pair ok Bl roaces, oWl | R0/ Oth ek dor JeReIoN. Princess Norah. ity M"thgnf mr“':: e land, Nellie Simpkins, Jot s; | o l:: (":-T“ g:fifir:"ff::)':“ |, Mr; Wannwas connected With | giicnt o their ms,eor:: T teal 5 clerks, Harry Biges and MIs Ce0Tis| L oveor cisapprove of the bro- | crm Bt Oolussble and. Yuikon | 7" v, b0, 1nted b asin cod] 2 Pairs for $1.50 x Tailor Shop on Front Street [D;lmfoonm:?‘l:l‘v (‘;mlr;:?r:r‘:!:} f:r 30 | Teiiiey. Hh (§ colivent that the | expected to have both op 5 3 i g 2 blend e Carver, Mrs. John Jackson, and O. |in the business district. development of remote and other- | afan frelght and e That’s why we are so careful to choose just the right shades. | e s enke.Pannle L,| Two hundred and eleven mames |wise inacoessible mineral aress. | nesc will be handied by the c Sizes 8% to 10 A Robinson and Grant Baldwin; poll- [2re on the registration books. They | The company’s new ships are a|pany and a oonsldem;l ; g 2 o ing place, a residence next to the | Will be kept opén during business|fokker and a Ryan, six and seven- gf ¥;flaffic hak el eb‘v 3 4 the Home Grocery on Wmou:hhvil“’um until the evening of Satur-|place cabin monoplanes. Their| cued under contract. " B Avenue. ‘da:f, April 2. iy ;);{ons are mcmll)ers of the company. = | G- l ’ H . 4 Pairs 95C | No candidacy filing ce i T . W il any b | 5 o . ot s T e R T - —l In popular shades, sizes 5% to 9V, 4 pairs for 95¢ . ). Q: Wednesday - Thursday Children’s Silk Anklets . . 25¢, 27c, 35¢ In latest pastel shades; sizes 514 to 10—25¢, 27¢, 35¢ @ ° @ ° C 214-POUND JARS—Guaranteed Quality ‘ il iy m’; o C New Form-Fit Princess Slip $3.50 $3.65 4 SUGAR CURED — LEAN — Guaranteed or Money Refunded e e R R R B RS e Here is what you have been looking for; washable with lace; trim effect. 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