The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1932, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG MY FRIEND, I AM DEERMINED & REMAIN N AMERICA - T SHALL NOT ge FORCED To RETURN T® Mv QOUNTRY UNTIL I AM READY: [ et e convoLa cuT Tm GONMA TAKE THE SULTAN OUT FOR SOME AIR AN (E\' HIS_(IND OFFA /”'\(- AN H(S MISERY - ANEEDS A CHANGE /\ /- TTHE SULUBIAN CABINET SHOLLD kmw BETTER THAN To MEODLE In MY The Ou BoY decided to elect and let him ct PSSR the chairman r): EWS f" : 'D!}UGLAS WILL OELEBRATE UN COMING FOURTH : Money Ralsed and on Hand _ for Events—Chair- chairman i committee Arrangements and make . John H. Cann. Owner, I Gratified with Devel- opment Progress to meet and a vote was taken which fa ed a game be- tween two home town teams if uch event is- scheduled. the Fourth, e 2lopment o gold at Lisiansk is progressin: y,” John H. Cann, own- er of the property, said today. He came from Lisianski yester- day on his power yacht Triton, to e . E. S. PICNIC SUNDAY nual picnic of Nugget No. 2, Order of Eastern be held Sunday, June itting. The event have some repairs made to the | ] men Named h‘_pc[rl: r::‘;nbcrsenf L:n craft and to obtain a few sup-| The Scout Council is now con- | ;::“: hg:flb:;fi:‘ngi | i ey - lodves of Stafh and Ma- |Dles for the mi sidering the extension of the pres PUOPH; i e meeting of the s lodges of Sta £ £ 12 men at ent shed in front of ! | in the room, camp or porch, ] ‘of July Association las and their families, will be “m{“e;( is a e O*r- Kuw s o g e t Chairman Shudshift of the |beld at Hida R Joanil aftthg’ Torive & Kibenen Associated Press Ph and flics quickly disappear. S e at will leave 2 g b % ffice. y ese: cabin Gen. M. A. Tinley of Cour sy n;‘;‘ s;:;):m:;tj;m .|m. and Douglas at 9 o'clock, Sun- €ng 25 d ?h;; i -:n‘?p b n"; l;:n;(r-‘i BIMEL i, 1 sommand of T otk N T | pledged far . the., Gelebration - this|38Y morging. Lot 6 g selia Bliive 1 from | division of the national guard, hae | plodged o S gl g Al el ——ee———— | Mr. Cann expects to x D A g ‘e inade. | been endorsed by the lowa demo- Al Y acy 0 d‘ ) ski. 1t \_1 party’s vice-presidential nominaticn, : sttt : Mrs. John C. Johnson left last ; efonting PRONOUNCED BU'HACK MACIIINES and the expenditures > night on the Estebsth for a visit Found: One-Armed Paper ment and submit them to the! i o aieel e limited to that amount. {to Tenakee Springs. H in S h Dak Scout Council { [ Bl - o RN anger in Sout akota i | Chairman Engstrom app: ed a T L CHAS ' TI] / % TAQV TN AT T . o i publicity committee as fol RAINBOW GIRLS Nk e SR lrh THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY EASY—GENERAL ELECTRIC and VOSS Guy Smith and Jack Lang Important business meeting Fri-' SIOUZ oo Syes s Bt oA aoriecss been “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” For the other committees it was day night at 7:15, —adv. 2 invented l:, D (’\v 5 men .“‘ s : - o o under. sixteons fex Corner 4th and Franklin Sts. Phone 136-2 All Are Regular Standard | | | : SRR e e Guaranteed Articles rles Wenham of Sioux Falls Hihihests nanpIRE Y OAEE for 40 af fllllll||||l||||||||||||||||||||||l|||||l|||"||l|||||||||||lllllll|||||||||Hl|||l||||"||||||||il|Illllllll"lllllllllll"|||||||||||l||||||fl ; ; ° his 67 years. Originally a farmer =1 You can trade in your old washer ne matter he lost an arm in a corn-shredder = ey Rk res rul S an and, defylig fate and the joke- how old and decrepit it may be — Credit smith, set out to become a pape allows ad Wahger. allowance made on request He learned the trade in Pennsy vania and moved here five yea ; ago, i . e CASH IS KING Alaska Electric Light and e etlda Make More Taxpayers s ol g SiiEh oM ey ol s : Says Australian Official = P ower CO, 3| BANBERRE, June 17.—Assenting == ¢ q ,1 r.(,s there are not enough taxpayers in Juneau—Phone 6 Donglas—Phone 18 | L tr(l'( )errie Australia, C. J. Cerruty, Federal c # X Auditor General, recommends that ; EDISON MAZDA LAMPS the Government create some. i He argues that since only 265,- =| D 4Y 000 of the country’s 3,500,000 vot- < = SPECIAL fOl‘ SAT / ers pay income taxes, the assess- =| ment should be levied on all who El s e e earn more than $10 weekly =] SCHILLING COFFEE, 2 lbs. for ... 70c This, he says, wolld make Bem B8 T T T R T T s r e e reter e B realize the responsibilities of citi- ies genship since many now vote care- BUY AT HUME__ That’s our motto. And the most effective way Your H lessly because it costs them noth- 2 ing to do so. S U BRIGHT TAFFETA T NEW SPRING NOVELTY Let’s eat ice cream and cake with the Martha Society ladies at Joe Kendler’s place on Glacier Highway TONIGHT and luncheon with the Holy Trinity Guild Ladies in the PARIS—Taffeta ties are a me novelty scarf of the moment. Th: 7. . a1 h / are made of the crispest taffeta Valentin¢ Building TOMORROW. R e are tied closely about throat with an exaggerated perby bow cn the left side. They are often worn with a sailor hat trimmed with a band of matched taffeta. SANITARY GROCERY “The Stor(; That Pleases” COLISEUM ILLICIT SUNDAY PHONES 83 and 85 Open Evenings 1 WINDOWS Reasonable Prices § THE NEW 1 Your place of business or home will be 3 complimented if your windows Humeblle ARE CLEAN 8 IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! : PHONE 513 ; ¢ N JAMES CARLSON h fu]l leen' Estlmates ChearNy Juneau Distributor YAS, SUH on the Apex |! - 12 MEN AT WORK SCOUTS WILL “ AT EL NIDO MINE NEAR LISIANSK e com i 5 at the noon, load supp: to Juneau bring the Scouts in. il IIlllllllllllllllIIllIIIII||III|IIlIl VTR = = = o IIII|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI GUIDANCE - To control by a superior foree is to guide—it can result well or ill. Your financial policy can be controlled by mass-fear—or it can suc- ceed through your own independence of will and understanding of the problem. It is the scheduled plan which succeeds — maintenance of direction and rate makes for effective fi- nancial growth. The First National Bank is ready and able to plan with you—work with you — because your future prosperity is our guaranteee to our depositors—their money is as your business - conversely busi- safe when sane saving and wis buy- ing exists. | DEMAND for For Vice-President Sar wor | ably broken a ame length of red. Butler Drug Co. Mau First National Bank OF JUNEAU RETURN HOME larged—Metzgar to Prepare Plans - le River, will| afternoon | BURN A LITTLE BUHACH IN THE ROOM OR CAMP KILLS FLIES MOSQUITOES This summer, don’t be an- A Forestry n boat will call camp beach tomorrow at | and come | licited to | | ame Commiss (e e a merchant can encourage the spending of home-earned money at home is to give his customers the fullest possible value. This store recognizes the fact that the war is over. UNITED FOOD prices, plus quality. IVORY SOAP--Regular 15¢ bar, Now 10c; 50 Regular 10c bar ....... BLUE RIBBON TEA-- pound .. Alaska Laundry TELEPHONE 15 Compare LARD--Pure, Swifts’ or Armour’s pound o CHICKENS.-- pound L e e Al e o BUTTER--Jersey Cream, 49 In quarters, 2 pounds . . . .. LUNCH AND FOOD SALE SATURDAY Don’t forget the 25¢ Luncheon served by the Holy Trinity Guild Ladies at Valentine’s Corner baturday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Food Sale and Schilling Products Demonstration. ALASKA MEAT COMPANY ONIONS--New, Brown, pound .. NEW POTATOES-- 6pounds .. .. .. ... F rye-Bruhn Company PACKERS—FRESH MEATS, FISH AND POULTRY Frye’s Delicious Hams and Bacon TIRG Three Deliveries Daily Phone 38 UNITED FOOD Co. “CASH IS KING” RICE--Good Food, pound .. 5¢ DON'T FORGET the Schilling Products Demonstration and the 25¢ Luncheon and Food Sale, under aus spices Holy Trinity Guild, at the Valentine Comer, Saturday from 11 to 4:30 o’clock. WE (feature. SCHILLING Products R e e We Deliver Promptly PHONE 403 QUICK STEP—The best floor paint for wood work and for boats inside and outside. Juneau Paint Store Second Street, Near Main . L Old Papers for Sale at Empire Office .