The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 19, 1932, Page 2

T e PP GIRDLE In side hook and step-in models in the new two-way ' elastic. Fashioned to' give 'the smooth, snug hip and the firm waistline. Bras- sieres in silk lace ind and Corsellettes in many new styles. sizés and prices, the heavier brocades All 25 Per Cent Off B. Ni Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store It was IR b i Ul BURNED mve AUTO Aémnfiur ngglj"Tra‘p'ped in Car . WhichBursts Into ' P%ames i Collision weére burned to| | three adults, including of the children, were 1y mhmd.mmnmo- fire after a collis- ance ' counted in being successful, but'it' was a fact that to have that appearance | cost oftem’ miore than one could afford. ‘Today at thé:B. M. Behrendl Store ‘appéardnce and’ cost-Hive gotten -together and yeu oari now thave both'for & ‘Httls niore ‘than‘Half of what:they cost: you ordinarily. Every type of flne Mfle, mry ‘poptlar style, all - Ao wore sl at 97 S0are o fered you in thh ule hrtnly th 2 Pan's of Pants No Altal.uonl-No Approvnh‘ B. M. B’EHRENDS CO.. Ine. i ¢4 i 4 Junpauls Teading Deparuscn) Store s always true that appeat- ¥ R Stella and Ruth Messer. ‘Mr. and Mrs, Messer and Harry Orane:'are- not - expécted to live: PARENTS ARE nm MIDLAND, Aug 19:—Mr. and Mzs. Messer succumbed late this afternoon, - as- a@- result of their burns. . — 28,650 POUNDS OF SALMON ARE RECEYVED' Twenty-eight thousand, six* hun= dredssnd salmon.. — were recéived ‘today in Junéau. Theéy were puchased by the Juneau Cold-Sterage Company. Baats, captains and catches were: Lydia, J. D. Houston;" lmopmmds of cohoes and 150 pounds' of ki Hick, ‘Thomas Lelte, 3100 pounds of coloes' and 'Iwmofklnts Wilson, Ernest - S'wan'son,: 4,000 pounds, mostly ‘€ohdes: James Young, hoes arid 900 pounds” ot'lmn ———e—— - MRS. S, HELLENTHAL ILL Puppy, M:.. S. Helléenthal is @ patient wno lease garden plots. Last year en-|they sold $625,000 worth: of prod- mmmmsplmt-v "are Edward, Forrest,tered today for medical treatment. i {PICTUR |gof, which the pilot, mann, flew at’ an elevation of-10,-| 4, | leaving here Mr. Eckmann learned | Lituya Bay yesterday afternoon, fty pounds of ‘fish—all| 8,800 pounids of co- soll” ES TAKEN FROM A1RPLANE OF FARWEATHER .- {Chichagof Ascends 10,000 Feet to Let H.' B. Wash- bur{l Get' Photos Phctlographs were takén from the air yesterday of the summit of Mount Fairweather. The' pictures were made by H. Bradford Wash- burn, ‘Jr.,; of Cambridge, Mass;, who is at the head of'a party of moun- tain climbers that came north last |June to scale: the peak and that |aré in' camp on Cenotaph Island |in Lituya Bay. The camerd was Ioper:swd in the seaplane Chicha- Anscel Eck- (000 zeet: Piclures Taken About Noon ‘The Chichagof left here yester- {day morning and the Mount Fair- | weather photographs were taken }about midday under most favor- able conditions. The photograph- ic work required about an hour and 1 half. It included views not only of the summit but also of the highe: reaches of the sides. Mr. Washburn is an experienced mountain climber and has taken pictures of many mountains. Thrilling and Successful Hz was enthusiastic over the Fairweather achievement; saying il was 1€plete with thrills, and emi- nently' successful in respect to photographic accomplishments. On completion of ' the picture- taking task, the Chichagof landed in Lituya Bay to deliver mail and provisions to the mountain-climb- ing parly, which numbers seven persons. Mr. Washburn had come fo Ju- neau from Lituya Bay on the steamship Admiral Watson Sunday morning. He was left on Ceno- taph Island after the picture-tak- ing flight. Didn't Go to “Seapstone The Chichagof had intended to go' tu Soapstone Point yesterday to bring three passengers from {there to this city, but just beforz that they had reached here in:a Aftir returning to Juneau from the Chichagof made a half-hour sightseeing flight with five pas- sengers 1933 M[lflEL fiM{ REGEIVED FOR- AWARD AT FAR it l{)(uly Crosa-word Puzzle [I]MBER M[{_LS e DEP“““;,’:;‘%Z‘;"@;‘”“ ¥ b | ACROSS Sofution of 'Yesterday's Puzzle 7. Near LOCAL DATA e Egyptlun 8. Fighters 7. Dwelun. m.m 9. Butter substl- /By the U. 8. Weather Bureaun) v - pEeAs tute Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., August 19: 13 Gm!bn vege- [fln 10. Latr . Cloudy tonight, Saturday probably showers and cooler; gentle 14. 8 ptl- E{RY Sy :}:’b’fn- ?‘:::_‘c‘l‘ variable winds. 15, The Indinn olu;ue.l{m. Time Barometer Temp: Humidity Wind Veiocity Weather mulberry R g s 8. t land 4, pm. yest'y 3.12 4 38 w 12 Clear 1 Qa:?é'i o o Mot © !J, A: Davis, ~ withe Companyl # am. today ... 3018 50 . 8 NW. 2 Clear § S Yolce & Smiinedes for Y 16%n T Noon today 3018 68 ) w12 Clear 21, Magiciin’s 5 Prevaricator or Iears, p . WO 7. Come forth | CABLE AND RAD1O REPORTS 23, Artificial lan- s, gt Yiow to Montana f 3 0 rea |2t and write F— YESTERDAY | TODAY | u. Continent With enough stock' to meet all NS e S, 26. First king of 3. Rm:rfla"r em- Fall and Winter demands, the Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. v wigbifan BE éiper Junean Lumber Mills closed down| _ Statlon temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weathor bir gg gg]em‘!hoart :ends for the season. The planing de-| Barrow 36 34 | 42 4«2 8 10 Rain 2 s“’“’, molvln: LIEW] * Sy partment,. which is operated - by{ Nome 50 50 ! 46 52 6 0 Cldy 10 F el St W 30 Continent electricity, is available for use| Bethel ... oL e 0. L 4 . 20 Rain 5 g"fl"’““m i & g:v‘r:o;;ed 8 BORe at any ‘time and will take care of{ FOrt Yukon ... 62 62 38 38 4 0 Clear 49. Part of an 9. ¢ ; . pi 1 Tanana’ ... 62 62 46 50 0 A bl ,DAWN noisily P Trace Rain 3% ‘;;Dgxlfinoo s fi?phllhq» ! g?ffi?on 0 Ahrough the ;lrs;ei::lim and special dimension Parbanks G o oi - G 4 o clay A aftasry 61/ Not, otie - Plekepaper 46, m»s’fi'“.' R ot alit Yard' Forod Bagle .ii.... 68 66 38 38 4 0 PtClay & Footlikd n-rt 53. My“éfa Hindu : Efins? gg. Large knife An office staff and yard force St. Paul e 48 48 | 46 46 10 Trace Cldy 4 Mn’afln fevér 54 Contradict i Gruds “4 s'-fifx‘z h{dh{u stfficient to transact sale and de- gl;;qhkflsrbw .. O 54 | 48 48 4 0 Cldy & D B00 o T DR WAL 5 BE pabameed 1l % |livéry business will be maintained Bk s 52 52 | 4 &2 ‘10 12 Cldy ‘n“ o b F ol ereons 7. Like Cordova 62 62 48 48 4 0 PO agaln o throughout -the year. Siibias b b - p- - - Cldy J. A. Davis, in the office of the| T R e Clear Mills for’ several years, has seversd Ketchikan & | o ;; 1 [] Clear his connection ‘with the company.| pon. oo & & | o % 2 Cldy He left Juneau a few days ago on ‘ Clay { % Edmonton 88 82 56 56 4 0 Pt. Cla; |a business trip to Montana. Seatth ! ly “ Three Heavy Orders il BB 54 58 4 0 Pt.Cidy B B Portland ... .. 78 8 62 62 4 0 Cldy Threé heavy orders’ have recen: Sin Pranclscs 70 66 5 5t 4 H ly been received by the mill com-| —~ """ Clear The pressure is moderately low in extreme Western Alaska; and falling over most of the Interior and Guif of Alaska, with showers over most of Western Alaska and the: Guif. The: pressure is mod- erately low over the remainder of the Territory and southward to Orzgon with generally fair weather. Temperatures' rose. over most of Alulu, bup fell in the northern portion. BIRTHDAY CAKE T Ll /// // 74 sembly Company’ which is excavnt; 25 / . ///' ing preparatory to the erection o | "7 iilll Y a threé-story apartment buailding at Fourth and Seward, Street, from |the Pacific Coast Coal Company, |wmch is repairing the wharf and from the Juneau - Cold Storage Company, which'is using box ma- ing the month. The' cake was cut and everybody ' ial for fish shipments. ! .- tert b4 e had a slice, then a general good Switt time followed. / MRS. HOWELL HOME cu BY MUOSE The M guests were, Mrs. /// / e Lena' Peterson, Mrs: Ed ‘Waltonen, / 7 Mrs. Evelyn Howell, who has| £ Miss Mary” Schramen md Mrs. .- ./ ///“ been in St. Ann's hospital for sev- Ed Rodenberg. /A eral days undergoing medical| It was birthday night for the| ————— treatment, returned - yesterday af-|women of the Moose last night EE] R H . fl / ternoon to her home at Mr. and| A big birthday cake greeted the Gasho£ A,cEvvarTI;cllr;fssxrter any Mrs, L. Karstens. members when they atrived in|time. See George Brothers. adv. by . o et the Moose Hall, the frosted piece —_——— A 9-year-old boy in a St. Louis|de 1ésistanice being presentd th|Qld Papers for sale at The Empirs suburb - was electrocuted trying wlwomn whose natal day falls dur- Office. reach & bird’s nest in-a transform- = er. .coil. IllIII—TlIIIHIIIlIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIll'IIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIlIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIlIIIIIl'lIIII'II'IIIIIIIl- (IALS BUTTER The Best in the Market—DARIGOLD Four Cubes Pound 30c RED SHIELD——Solld Bricks Pound 27%¢ GUNS and AMMUNITION For the Hunter Are you ready for the 1932 Hunting Season? RIFLES——SHOT GUNS——KNIVES and all' ACCESSORIES Fire Department Will Of- fer Gralai' Six’ Sedan at Exposmon ‘Whomsoever is awarded the auto- mobile that the Juneau" Fire De~ partment will" offér at the South~ east Alaska” Fair next month will have & car’ that® will not:be:sur passed in style or' efficiency * for another 15 wionths' at 'leat, ahd it may never be excelled at all. . The motor: ¢ar chosen’ for this year's LARGE EGGS Washington Co-Op Blue Carton—The finest eggs you .can-buy anywhere 2 dozen 65¢ STRAWBERRIES or RASPBERRIES PREFERRED STOCK Illllllllllllllllllll!llllllfllllmfllll|IIIIII]IlII|IIl,|JIllJflflIflIJjHlAI!!1Ilfl|lIIlIl!Ih FREE FREE el A 35¢ TOWEL GIVEN AWAY with- every purchase of 4 bars of excellent tonlet soap for 50 cents - 3 ‘POUNDS COFFEE 2-POUND PACKAGE RICE ALL FOR $1.00 exposition 18 'a 1933 model. * 1t anticipates the future, and is an automobile” with "several ‘movel” fea+ tures ‘and of umusually ' attractive appearance. ' Having been ‘received from Seattle a few days ago on ther steamship lekon, # is fre- quently - parked “ifi- ‘front of ‘the Company on» Fron& Street, and at- |== tracts a great’aeéal of-attention. Five Passenger Graham Cix “The -car is & five-passenger Gra- harti Six, companion’ car in almost every respect w‘tho Gtelt thhlm Eight. A * X ‘The ‘engine s’ 80 brake: l\ntn- power, Its cOmposite : aluminum cylinder head . gives high cempres- | ;j.m perfmnm Withy .!nndud el. Automatic lree wneeflng 158 feature. Brdkes are Super hydnuhc with ceiitrifuse drums) and thére is & Brake on' the drive’shaft: Standard' equipmeht 'includes a Jack, starting crank, tolls, yeéar view mirror, windshield “wiper, two cowl ventilators/’ hydratlic shock absorbers, ‘stéerifig and ignition 1oek, speedorietef, ‘animéter, “oil ‘pressure gauge, hydrostatic fuel gauge, wat- er temperature indicator,"combink~ tion stop and tail" lamp, lamp for steering andignition- lock:: ' Two -Lamps The sadan miodel has two' corner lamps, assist toggles; robe rail, foot rest, curtain, smioking cass, two ih- terfor: visors, ‘and Mmbm front and Teur seats. ‘The car is provided vmh six wire wheels. It* has' & 117<inch -wheel base.. Tt is:(painted!’ in: {mareon with appropriate trimming. + Itcis fhe product: of the Graham- Paige Motor mflm of Detroit, Mich. P ol SRR L 6 w3 g YOUNG SWEDES TILL SOIL OLM-—-The “back to-the movement, backed: by the Swedish.Government and the Rocke-~ feller Foundation, has ‘attracted more than. 100,000 boys and girls, office’ of ‘the Alaska s&etmshlp 3 "CAKE FLOUR GOLD' MEDAL BRAND _2 packages 55c¢ - U PINEAPPLE - BROKEN shcm-v 2 Can "TEA GARDEN BERRY PRE’SERV ES—Any Flavor CLOROX, Makes Clothes Wluter pint bottle SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING, bulk, pound . ' *S"'CHEESE SPREAD—Amencan P*ne- g H £ £ £ g = mnuuuuumnmmwmmmmmmmmmmumuummmmu 4 cans $1.00 GOLBEN AGE MACABONI, SPAGHETTI or '~ NOODLES 3 packages 25¢ SHRIMPS PREFERRED STOCK BRAND 4 pounds for ... b e OLD ENGLISH JELLO—AIll flavors, 4 packages AMOCAT CIDER VINEGAR—quart bottles BROOM_S——-{!-sewed' excellent straw - = H = g = E g £ S £ ITALIAN PRUNES—Fresh and Juicy, E = z = = i H H E ; £ s cans $1 00 3 cans 50c ........ 5%¢ £ i CIGARETTES—AIl Brands, carton ...$1.39 2 H £ i B GARNICK’.S-—Phong 174 = i g applc Cream Rehish, per-paeckage ... .......20c HOME-GROWN Cébbage Beets, Turnips, Radishes, Cauliflower, Strawberries .and Raspberrles FVERY MORNING Large assortment of Fresh Fru;ts ‘and Vegetable to _arrive on the ALASKA TONIGHT 'In- sheer ;chiffon, lace and service In all the new Fall sl;ades S i efil 00 to $1. 95 (uce. ol