The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 4, 1932, Page 4

- T R T T el THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1932 . | le; single and double. Hyacinthus; b R TSN T e =2 j s k F"l ire | " ; PROFESSIONAL | Fraternal Societie. N at Alaska & o z > | ns Balsamina; “female balsam ap- X OF — Hree shades of purple; single or very 8 -——_ e 1 Ci 3 JOEN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER ubled. Lililum. pomponium, Pyren- 3 Helene W. L. Albrecht I Gastineau Channel j B ol vellow. .« Tat i : . - L. Published every evening \m;;np: \s\mdgngy M:!'\;* e Nxm L;::;;::mfi?:::? mx"‘er: a;r;x::; LY by Juha Clef t-Addams :5 mglotl;gf&;:;. l B. P. 0. ELKS T NTING COMPAN Secon J i \® J I 3 Rad EMPIRE | PRINTING, COMPANY o monaldelphum; yellow, tinged at base SR S S S M\ = m= e e == CES i Mm 'Me:lcu"l G’;m“““ Meeting every 4 2l il S T ith purple. Lilium bulbiferum; . it s A 4% Ganitsin BilAnE Wednesday night Entered In the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class orange, spotted. Lilium cro- SYNOPSIS: _ Georgle Revell her way and then she thought they | He puckered up his vether tat I Ty at 8 p. m, Elks Junttec. gzt bright orange; common. Polianthes is in love with Eddie Town- |were gray. She could see that|face xgw theh_gr‘:n.ht wuams - Phone Oftlce, o |Hal i SUBSCRIPTION RATES. | osa; tuberose; white. Primula auricula; send, but can't decide to aca- |Georgie was rather liking the 10ok :}a:ic:'y”erllrgd; ::rl:ap CA“HneyEevfi Visiting brothers Dellvered by carrier in Juneau, Doughs, Treadwell and | white, buff yellow, scarlet red. cept him because her employ- (of him e 4 e —— o Welcome. Thane for $1.25 per month. | vulgaris; primrose; pale yellow. er, Matching, has an unbreak- And he, of course, was liking | dently i lGe*’h e Pt ’ DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | | GEORGE MESSERSCHMIDT, By mall, » pald, at the following rn!el;: St ! ; Ttalian squill; pale blue. able rule of firing any woman fhe look of Georgie; ¢ rlgh. uhex;e.vot a‘;“gul:re: Ls;::sxl(:.fl.kske(’} DENTISTS Exalted Ruter. "Oge year, . $12.00 )émw*[hs. in advance, werking for him who marries. [ generous splendor; that 7 1;)12 memw o e (,hn(m “er:;.rfi& | Blomgren Building M. H. SIDES, Secretary Qi Ons mo : £ v w! A ATEATEY . 3 i he e-ny in flower. Wonderful ja party lil s s 1 PHONE 56 i i < 1l confe favor if they will promptly N » 3 1 She hates to tell him, she says lof pecny in 2 S i gl RS the Bush Sire ot ‘any fatlure or irreguiarity| TEMPTING THIRSTY DELEGATES. {0 her cousin, Jenny, whom she | Georgie, of course he wameg dm meeJL ner.wm ik e Hte D a5 0. pin; Co-Drlingte Dok in the de s - i Many men did— fenny ng herself il Teleph ! Bipinsts OTioth ¥os 1 An Assoclated ‘Foeas Setmatal jsafl: :11 cu':;p::r‘;?c‘s xi’.‘f::iv-sz];?.fi. '*T“:;‘L 1a'u:1:1r. e was nov interested, let her eyes)< & le1"1 t:c:;r‘:;n::: BER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. | g ; ul ;f’?t o liberal plank will be f‘“l”d indignant because Georgie has | I bez your pardon” stammef-|wander to the table where the @ —m7mo0 o w8 ——————9 j_Reeular mecting ted Prods 1 nows dispatches credited to| I © REPISITSN 6. SRRMEAc Dlat- always troated het like & child:' fed Jenn |others sat. There was a big mir-{ | T)p Charlés P. Jenne | second Friday o oD iiahod herelr ms. dry leaders in Washington have ord- Georgie gives her a silver dress “I acked you, Miss Cinderella” |ror behind it and for a second DENTIST | each month at e e AT ered a thorough dry rald on' Chicago and on her twenty-fourth birthday, [erinned Ryder, “whether your fairy |she believed that while he talked, Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Y 7:30'p. m, Book- ALASK BN SHRA o ts eutire metropolitan area. bui centinues to dominate her. |godm will let you stay later|and listened to Georgie, his eyes Building tish Rite Temple, c 3 1f actually make Chicago dry during the| qp. ywo sirls are going out to lghan twelve tonight?” were upon fthe reflected dancers,] | Telephone 176 WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary - ) 1 Conventions the thirsty delegates will prob-| ginner with Ryder Vale and a fiwyou must ask’ Georgie,” sheupon one dancing silver figure, k5 A ably t upon wet planks. The average Delegate| fricnd of his. and Georgie sends &raid “She 'gave. me the|moving in the mirror. Sh?.. LOYAL ORDER OF . is merely human, and it might be possible’ to tempt| Jenny on ahezd to find the [ifrock. y frowned the fancy out “or hx;{ MOOSE, NO. 700 him too far. If the drys really want to continue| strange man. Jenny dislikes “People don’t have a l?_:rnhd_ay mind. At that distance A,dcou <\h eets Monday 8 p. o " in cor they ought to be politic Vale's friends, and has no hope every day of their lives)” cried|only be her fancy. She said cas-| i T Ralph Reischl, DV.ator, 5 g : cf approving one. She is | Geors breaking off her vivac- |ually: ; f Rooms 5-6 Triangle 2 g. Legion of Moose No, 28 | we shall now see: whether Hawalian officers of| met, however by a man who t Jjaus chat “Twenty-four today) “Is he a great fviend of yours?”| | Office hours, 9 a.m. to ‘:'“L mee's first and third Tuesdays ey i inctantly holds her attemiiom._ (s that infant, Ryder, and don't “Who, Aveney? No. Kmnow no-j Evenings by appointmen G 'A.’ Balawin; Secretary ‘and | the and juries will prosecute and convict the His intentness leaves her con- fdare o treat her lke a little taing about him, really, though | Phone 321 Herder, P. O. Box 273. | as Mrs, Massie. They are to be tried| ¢ .5 She is not the Miss |girl” T've a notion I ought to. Met @ bl o RS G T A |again first trial resulted in a hung Jwy.| geyell, she explains, “She’s ! Jer cheeks became warmer. him—forget where. He seemed S MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. Wi That and the failure to bring them to trial again| juct behind me,” she says. “I'm |She to heaven Georgie keen to have a drink Wi me, D A W. Stewart ::com; and fourth Mon- . the second time resulted in the killing of one of; o¢nly Jenny.” hadn't thought it necessary to say but that's explained no Again | | r. . .“ ay of each month in Mrs. Massie's assailants and the conviction of her that! yme men at the next ta- his head and his grin indicated] y DENTT! Scottish Rite Temple, - e CHAPTER 2 had already given her|the table in the recess. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. . | | beginning at 7:30 p. m. mother, husband and two seamen of the Navy for % 3 ble, who hi . i 7 s 1 SEWARD BUILDING - » killing. Proceedings in Congress make it plain HIDDEN LAUGHTER quick, cppraising stares, stared at‘ “Yes,” daid Jenny firmly. S_he { JOHN J. FARGHER, . e Lm_ the matieliee g} 2ob. ondlba Jenny felt color creeping into|her again and harder. Garth Av- thought it time to be firm with| Office Phone ;,?. Res. Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, & ONE VICTORY IS ENCOURAGING. (hat the LSRR oar 10 " her face and added, goaded Oy|eney's long body swayed around herself. That softly spoken “Jen- Phone | |retary. I T“‘_d_*l—w 4 shyness jon his chalr and he met her ny Revell’—she closed her ears|®——— e s ¢ ce| More than eighty men and thir jomen were |, name vell.” ! DDy eyes. |and tried to forget it. E ORDER, OF EASY 0 sh that the intensive | My name is Jenny Revell. iunhappy eyes. |an 8 @ . ERN STAR .x.vou: cnn;rrs‘ f;niv“’:’“;;‘:i‘l;““ \te. Lawyer and |arTested in British Columbia on May Day because| .janny Revell.” “Many happy Teturns” he said| (Copyright, Julia Cleft-Addams) | Robert Simpson 8econd and Fourth dx:ne of Aul\vn J’“}“"\/{‘ ‘i. 3 iy y -mr‘ Arbhul“me’v and others not caught insisted on parading cated it softly. He was| negl y. Again she had the| P! ¢ Tuesdays of each month, Big Game Hunter John M. Holz Av‘lw g Aabmhmvnh"" public in broad daylight in the nude. Many not even in his|sense of hidden laughter. The| “Don’t you want to dance Opt. D. at. .8 oolok. Honthisk e Hewton Pack and others, to cause Hhe o ko, [ueer things are done in the name of religion, there any tremor of lights dimmed to a Soft T05¢| with me?” Garth asks Jemny Graduate Los Angeles Col- Bt o of brown bear sanctuaries in Southeast Alaska,| "0 are somethings that cannot be done with|amusement. But when he moved chone upon his eyes and she SaW| tomorrow. Her heart and her lege of Optometry and | HOWARD, ackiy Mat. u which enlisted the support of scores of American e to meet Georgie and Ryder Vale, that they were mot gray or blue,! pride battle to answer. Opthalmology > {impunity in Canada. | P ron; FANNY L. ROB« newspapers, has been stopped, and that for the| ; 0 MR now within a few paces Of them, but hazel. They held hers, search- | — Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground INSON, Secretary. " present at least, the situation has ceased to be | ¥ o ety Jenny was left with the echo of ed them; let them go. Bhe sab| p..otes of the 1931-1932 impor- | ———— | ________________ » dangerous. Keep up the good fight for a d”k'; a"m ris V| laughter all about her—and withiback with a pulse pounding inly.ionc o sugat to the West Coast|g = KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The fight for Alaska in the premises at Wash- painted Ju»neau. Money .spent in making e 1OWD |the sound of her own qame r.pok-"'her throat .m;l watched him ll:trn from Hawaii are placed at 8,000,000 | ' Dl‘ C L Fenton ‘ Seghers Conncil No. 760, ingt l 11 ‘BA F. Heintzleman, Assistant Re |attractive is money well invested. en softlv, as though it were a back to Georgie. But Georgie was i .o C‘Hnr:ol’liAC’l‘OB \ Meetings second and last ington was led by B. S o % song. gaily harranguing Ryder. And, as| " SRBELE Monday at 7:30 p s v as vas i3 tments | v Dy T gional Forester, of this City, and in Alaska it wa: 2 i 5 g S & { | Electric Treaf roeniud _ waged by the Juneau, All-Territorial and other Kansas vs. Forty-Seven States. | GURREGT TIM Hellenthal Building ( & mlea:t:;:.thucz:;gu Chambers of Commerce, supported by The Empire R el e b aRe) [ m sg?f‘:c.sn_g:‘ I Chambers, Fifth Street “ #nd: other Alaska newspapers “The Literary Digest's” poll on Prohibition still g : When the radio announcer says,| e—. . JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. | This victory is good news to Alaskans, and it 1Sishows only one State (Kansas) in the dry column, Looks ]V\P-\e’ =Il stre‘icher “We will now give you the correct H. J. TURNER, Secretary. “ ' encouraging to those of this Territory who would and that by the paper thin margin of mnely-e‘igll:( case. ale said. |time by courtesy of the Goofus = - i t - allow t yotes i sas ly .will be | Watch Co.” and you compare your g~ . « ] rather fight than to be imposed upon or allow the |vote Can it be that Kansas gvenlual | wa 9 i v i i 5 sutfe |found in favor of repealing the Eighteenth Amend- |watch, what does it say? Those 9 Our trucks go any place any 8 Territory’s best interest to suffer. g > 1 t 1 m s time. A tank for Diesel Oil 4 i Jaska |ment? Not if William Allen White can prevent it |radio announcers are not always as alou e oy e St o The outcome of this fight anl: that "r“fhe Perhaps those ninety-eight votes are his. In any |correct as they sound but they oL ekl now has another battle which may be won i case, we suggest that, if he would do the proper are never very far off and you " , urne; ible. same sort of contest is put up. It is apparent that|thing by Kansas, he redouble the fury of his dry ought to average pretty close. If| Seward St. Next to Kann’s PHONE 149, N‘l(,ll'! 148 a determined effort is to be put forth to transfer ladvocacy whether as an oracle or a voter. you are checking rather badly let | RELIABLE T XANSFER } the activities of the Alaska Road Commission from Ft;rl l‘(flllbszsfowe: }l"lo _llselil (olre;naurl :]rluq&ee gs h;:vet ; look»at ymlxr t_xmfph:(}:‘& . - " ¢ to the Interior Department. That, too,|Should it be foun: ollowing the lead of a ur watch repair service is in the | o _————® e A O nitey to Alasks that would be lasting |other commonwealths in the country its distinction hands of a specialist and we sin- DE. . E. SOUTHWELL B o sotvet it Domsivle as the one State among the forty-eight opposed to |cerely believe he can give you by Optometrist—Optician NEW RECORDS e IR0, | X4 zaust| be stapped 1T possiale. popular rule would be forfeited and a great Ameri- Ifar the best job in Juneau. It| | Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted | g can tradition would lie prone in the dust. Kansas {costs no more and often less to Room 7, Valentine Bldg. | NEW SHEET MUSIC . TEREST IN FLOWERS. —or Mr White, or both—we appeal to you. Two |have the best so bring your watch| | Office Phone 484; Residence O 3 5 23 e years ago, when it appeared in the last “Literary | to Phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 RADIO SERVICE Tnterest flower. gardens began with the be- Digest” poll that your voice would be the only one THE NUGGET SHOP to 72; 1:00 to 5:30 oterest p,, (1g¥eL. SARMENS Ao and that |uncquivocally supporting the Utopia of Mr. Volstead, | By the way, the famous old ship's | e ¢ il Expert Radio Repairing ginning of civilization and cWillzZAtion and thatiy, Tieqeq the proud proclamation (in effect): As | chronometer that Mr. Sharick priz-| g ~e || Radio Tubes and Supplies interest have progressed together until (.hn present |Kansas goes, so goes the country. Are you backing ed so many years for its remark- | I JUNEAU-YOUNG Today the civilized world is strewn with flowers. | qoyn on this slogan, or is it a case of the master able time-keeping qualities, is now One cannot tour the United States for instance of the dog who would be obeyed? 5 in the window of the Nugget Shop | ' Funera] Parlors JUNEAU MELODY 1 without being impressed and delighted by the beau- One can see now why resubmission is so un- and you will make no mistake if Licensed Funeral Directors ! tiful gardens and yards and parks devoted to flowers [popular Wwith professional Prohibitionists. They in- jyou walk a bit out of your way to and Embalmers HOUSE and lawns. There are whole sections of the country |Sist upon its futility, since the adverse vote of only lsen your 'wa,u:h by it. The watch_— Night Phone 1851 Day Phone 12 e that Bt in be compared with paradise thirteen States is necessary to block repeal. Yet | maker will touch your regulator if | o . n_"g‘ et e B " tp K $ here, in an informal, though comprehensive, refer- (you desire and be very pleasant > 1Wmled1( B MX "s_lb(‘e" ';;':::y Loo :‘1?0: c:;; endum on the issue, the one State above all others j | about it. —8AY, | e s " QEERRAEns | URSILS, 1V |48 @ counted safe for their sumptuary experiment ap- g space and time for gardens which contribute chiefly lpears teetering on the fence. Thirteen States, and| % 7 5 perty:¥hen (thomh. hie Snalidied n‘oppartan ! NEAU T, NSF i beauty in this land of great open spaces and un-inot one secure, mot even Kansas! So long as they| ~—AIWays preter a Darty Wach |oic S iy <k JU RA ER crowded areas. Fragrancs has always been a decid: |can brow-beat Congress with their blacklist mani-(the Dost s unpunctual; Georgle iy, the stranger leaned again to FIRE ALARM CALLS WOMEN i i v gardens. hould they risk the popular verdict? o o i i N g ¢ e ing factor in the choice of “O.“e;s for hom"‘ gandens. g:;?sai:?;r: “Why?” ybut it fmlg ?:omph-lply to|at least a few minutes to enjoy D'you like this kind of birthday 1-3 Third and Franklin, i o COMPANY i eipne Bod et susiere bave softened before |ty the auery why the two great parties in the|themselves” She luughed at the |party?” he asked. 14 Front and Frankiin | Wear Attractive, Be- jie fopense. poused from Ue_ cart of rose OF| intry should fail to go on record for resubmission |l man who laughed back at| “No said Jenny. Prgg:' . 1'0‘117 Way. . ! carnation. Indeed it is often wondered that flower (to popularly elected State Conventions) at their her. It had been jolted out of her g near Gross Apts. coming Appal‘el f§ fragrance had not power equal with the power of |arsione)” Gonventions now imminent. “Garth Aveney,” said Vale, in-|and when he nodded and once Honnt: ‘g’&og.’wwmh““f» » sweet sounds to soothe the savage bea Bk . troducing him. And the four of more deserted her for Georgie, she Front at A. J. Office. 1 Dresses and c:itlhv:; Slfl-rmenls At the present time the George Washington Bi- Ch M o them moved into the restaurant. sat agahst, desperately afraid that Willoughby at Totem |} Made to ““{f Andiviaual sk ) Oenternial Commission is fathering a movement to eap Money: Whenever Jenny went out with |[Ryder Vale had heard her. But Grocery. i and distinction, " : A ege ) or of her |he had not. 3 al- wi . i A reproduce gardens of the Revolutionary period this (Boston News Bureau.) mf‘is":& cau:ndm;;em. Sfi;l‘:gy-:,’. sel"‘f’stmsg:d}"‘:::d p::epexl-- b nluau'gfingem. Cash | Freshen the appearance of | i ns b ‘ [l year in honor of the Father of His Country. In| 1¢°'is somewhat heartening to mote at last in|rar ko a Hitle girl inclided in |ous, rather strident City mam. Front and Seward. iyour old garments by having Fovtis,htac 31 B;‘}a ores | a recent s(a!eme}m. the Con;m(lssmr;lsmd:d \v“hmf‘fm what Spprgam% a{ real .app.,-ec:?“o“ of g grown-up ‘sefting. Tonight she| Hifler because of the' silver dress gg:;d‘:fld% them altered at the reigi an ggage & It is in the charm of the old garden, as the legislative need. ne instance is in the cur-|was not actually at the tail of |or because it suited him to let his 3 3 Deliver 4 well as its form and plants, which we are rent agreement—at least outwardly—for co-operalion|he procession, for Ryder was at|cther two guests entertain each g?&&nd-n%e‘;‘mm Smart Dressmakmg Prompt y of seeking to recall when we make a new one on halancing the budget and speed in the doing|ner shoulder, but she had the sen- |other, he devoted himself to Jenny. Fire Hall, sho e ALL KINDS OF COAL like it; and this charm lies in th f. The other i added resistance o the | gty : d 't PP Pl A Suds GHat, Bes Jh the anolent thereof. [0wR s In 81 e oo sation of lagging slowly behind it.|This, he insisted, was her party. Home Boarding House. 107 Main St. Phone 219 & estimate of homely, simple things at lhvexr bonus. Democratic pledges are newly on record as|oyer her head, Vale was teasing |Presently, whenhe had cajoled the Gastineau and Rawn 3 PHONE 48 “ true high worth. Old fashioned gardening to both. g : Georgie about her lateness and she, | orchestra into vlaying one of her Way. | e T — is not summed up in the planting of a flower It begins to appear more clearly that the bonus unheeding, was listening to some- |favorites, she found herself danc- Second and Gold. & f garden wherein the walks and beds conform advocates are apt to fall between two stools. These|syins Garth Aveney was telling |ing with him. | Fourth and Harris. to the lines down in some old design. two are a professed regard for Lkhla veterans and|per “Jenny sat rather bleakly down | “Looks like a stretcher-case,” he' gfi: :-:g Eggéd‘ “SEE” z b o Many za}dens. accorc}nr_ng to the Division love ror_ ‘cheap .moneyA The accvem.l h;h lately down at the glittering little table |remarked, jerking his head to-! Seventh and G.O]i PLAY BILLIARD l of l‘:Iormanun of the United States George been»s'hxrxed more to the latter, rlm]\ 1as been|¢yot had Ryders name on it |wards Garth Eveney’s dark head, Fifth and Kennedy. HEGG Was! l.nm;n Bxcvm’mmm} Commls'.smn, will rh\fl‘ T ‘nl animus behind much political pro-bonus|wyile he became occupied with |stil near the reddish gleam of' Ninth, back of power & —at— | ?;‘Rgesf b < dc‘;k’"“]] ‘.“‘I",‘;mf’ Ky aning apow, - S Mt sy ave the waiter, she looked at the man |Georgie’s. “Time that Townsend house. BURFORD’S I uvfirs mf“u ed in 1\.( ol nvxmg list: A Tllle cry is still raised thal tve :x.am di(‘ ,(115. on biaridat: chap-turned up again, eh?” i TELEPHONE 235 i nemons 'mr.onana, anemone; many cp]- tress; but there is still more streess ‘on the alleged He was tall and slim and he “I don't thing Georgia is spec-| R mixtires (A1 260, blus, Audswiife, stimulus that would come from their spending of |a¢ in the easy pose of tall, slim |ially interested in Eddie Townsend”. KALSOMINING X Anemone hortens! Spanish and marigold; i S yeniently | t * ‘ ) 0 ) : s g g another two billions. It is conveniently forgotten|men with & hand on his hip and |said Jenny mechanically. Georgia T J NEAU LAUNDRY ! ; l.rlr?s:x;:us r)- w ‘:t:h. Hwqungdfglgeixs. |that the same plea was made about the [irst WO |pig 'long legs carelessly disposed. |had told her long ago to stave| PAINTING HE JU : i mc ke .““:" ”U,m» SR A et, Ibillions. And now the case is made worse by the|me was not tanned, but he had an |off enguiries with this kind of, Franklin Street, between F: m:f'w:;;me\\l'lk:l'c nAxl(;x}:x:mc?Lumi):i?!z ((innell. proposed mechanics of the scheme in dumping WO | outicg-door look and there was a |living. An acknowledged engage-| HOME DECORATING Fvout siill Bevon itrests b A o WA {s nobilis louble billions of bonds upon lbe reserve banks to sell. |tinge of blue is his very smooth |ment to Eddie was the last thing Esti % £ 2 PHONE 359 L] cnamoile; ~hite. Anthemis tincto y What is aimed at is inflation of an artificial {yaek hair. Jenny thought his eves | Georgie wanted. stimates furnished free fi_{won: yehow,.b.r(_mn ('enm: -A‘mhrrlvnm? |and violent ’charncter. in the interest of the “debt-|yere blue, too, until he glanced “Seems not,” admitted Ryder. iago; St. Bernard's lily, Savoy spiderwort; or class.” The damage would be to the Govern- E— whx(l:e.l ( 5 |ment's credit and to the soundness of our money. MCCA UL N’T BE T o entaurea cyannus Cyanus, cornflower, It means in essence another resort to the printing IN' “() :&;:}:vlorx' mmgns:cmtm purple, ;.ylu‘sh. ;e:i [press, despite all the historical warnings against LIBERAL W. ': o JOhnson vhite or mixed. entaurea moschata; Sul- the madness. tan's flower, sweet Sultan; white, blush to Presumably a halt would be called as soon GETTING ALONG * purple, yellow. Centaurea nigra; great cyanus, las just enough—and no more—inflation had been FRIGIDAIRE Spanish sea knapweed; blue-pul"ple. Cen- administered. Which would be the first time on DELCO LIGHT PRODUCTS ’ taurea >p1‘~ ndens; Spanish cornflower; pale record of abruptly checking a rake's progres MAYTAG WASHING purple, blush. Cheiranthus Cheiri; wall |descent of Avernus. But the country, w MACHINES & flower or winter gilliflower; varieties that |recent European examples before it and its memories i are “great le, deep gold, great double, |that go bac to Bryan, would not tolerate that The surt way 1o getAaflinghinchl! w;;r{d i,: GENERAL MOTORS RADIOS red, pale yellow.” Chenopodium bo_n_\s: oak Non-partisan co-operation’s pledges can have no to save some money thy l~me' it SAM Pho 17 otl Jerusalem or feather geranium; for |better opportunity than to obviate the need of any necessary to make large deposits, as small ne foliage. i oht,—] Ve, tting the o ey 3 o N S e :l;gl :e:;ermh:::.e not even permitting the case of and frequent additions to. your account will the Front Street Juneau den or pheasants-eye pink; white, light red, i S AR make your bank balance grow amazingly T 1 ILO ; purple — “mostly single, some feathered.” The Finns celebrated the end of Prohibition by| fast. ¥ o gxcl;amvl::;efllmg;fl;:;\;:l:elle}h:r be:lsxl,?;d ldi:; dn‘;:kllng ;p m;arly all mereb was in the country, e H . a S; I ; rosy and the innish treasury is beginning to cheer purple. Digitalis ambigua; foxglove; “great —(Indianapolis News.) e We pay four per cent on “ms Ascounts Very Reasonable FINE £ yellow.” Digitalis lanata; “yellowish dun.” —_— = Vi 1 coal G Digitalis purpurea; white, purple. “As dry as Kansas” now seems to mean about! EHOUI trign B Ehice ok place. For our coal goes farther and Fritillaria Maleagris; greenish, white, pur- 50 per cent.—(Boston Globe.) a more even and satisfyin; plish, yellowish, Fritillarie Pyrenaica; “dark iy 3 W. L. DOUGLAS m 2r Yo oAl bin 4 nmnms Watch and Iewelry sullen blackish green.” Fritillaria Verticillata Federal agents who are making a liquor * . B k SHOES ~ > a liquor “Who's y low, better have us send you a new b i Te C8 . {in New Yorl ity mig more pre lce lways Hemerocallis flava; day lily; yellow. Hepatica %m checking up on kldnapel‘s.-lB({)\lUn A Alflfl have Sh“paks’ and we specialize in Feed. at very reasonable rates " triloba; liverleaf; pale purple. Hepatica an- i OLDEST BANK IN. ALASKA Bubbel‘s, Working WRIGHT SHOPPE " gulosa; white, blue, red. Hesperis matron- Let’s balance the budget. And n elect mén! D B FEMMER ) . D. alis; rockets, double queen’s gilliflower, dame's rocket, damask violet; white to lilac, pink Iwho will keep the budget balanced |Kan., Globe.) (Atchison. % Shirts, etc. Phone 114 PAUL BLOEDHORN'