The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1932, Page 8

'8_________ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1932, STOCK PRICES One Klllml TAKE ADVANCE; | 2 W;"’l“’g :llk(’ SHORTS UUDGE; Qe 4—One pcr\on yound- Many Leading Issues Make ;g Gains and Several Hold Them NEW YORK, Nov. 4 ke. 1 for American ~INFO HMATIUN ~ WANTED ABOUT m 1t Conference. Th n' extreme and finished e been received at s office CONCErNiNg m.orch nolioles, persons supposed to MARTIN—Prospector be- e of 50 and 55 years; me- when last seen wore has birthmark on . . Martin was known re-establishment sis for all, ASKS AMERICA FOR SUPPORT IN | SECURITY PLAN izt ecirc company fo” sease ising French Pxoposals Laid Be- | fore Committee To- I day at Geneva GENEVA, Nov. 4—An insistant support for | creasing trade. anization of international|will be larger and in the chief under the auspices of the | business part of the city. We shall ! e of Nations, was expressed | be able to display stock to better I by Joseph Paul Boncour, | advantage, and will be more con- P nch Minister of War, in out- ing the mew French Disarma- | ment plan before the Steering |, i Commitiee of the World Disarma- ‘ e French Minister of War i 'said the fundamentals of the plan 3 advmced, by Hoover and the fun- | s entals of the French plan| \\}uc rh has amplified and organiz- led the Hoover proposals and prin- ciples according to the ideas of |* He said the plan | |Eroposed for consultation of all| powers when war is threatened, | provides for Eurcpean security and | in Eurcpe of the| conscription system on an equal| SMITH ELECTRIC CO, . HEINZ WEEK FOR RENTS BIGGER STORE ~ SANITARY GROCERY king in conjunction with a Increased business, necessitating itic national merchandising arger quarters, has prompted the ign sponsored and arranged e Heinz Food Products Com- the *Sanitary Grocery, stant- ymorrow features “Heinz 57 md by the Juneau Frock Shop in the Gastineau Building on vy Sale Week.” i Franklin Street. The business will ractive prices on all Heinz be moved there Sunday from its ts will be inaugurated to- present location, 219 Seward Street. w and carried on throughout “We have been in Juneau only , according to Gunnar since last July,” M. H. Smith of | pic | the Smith Electric Company said. “We have enjoyed a constant] - " . - our new quay,,:;;s Taxi Drivers Pick Patron | BELGRADE — Because Elijah phet was carried up into in a chariot, he was chosen saint of Belgrade's taxi ' association. | Rl I , | veniently located for customers. | ¢ MILK MILK '5 TALL CANS—Best Grade -............. 25¢ GARNICK’S--Phone 174 Registration o have been in Ketchikan at one B, ! . JOSEPH DORAN or JOE DALY Y —Was born February 11, 1882 in re ou Jersey. He is de- 6 ft. tall, weigl wn hair and olm Llstenlng initials J. D. are tat- on th left forearm. Doran| v Jersey when he was a JES TODAY , Nov. 4. — Closi a Juneau mine st 11%, American Can 51, da 9, Bethlehem Steel 17%, 1%, l Fox Films s known to have passiny it on rado l‘ul an , Cont EFH WINTERHOLER — Of dollars. Stands ud Brands H Power and Light 8% (_”“d“n an descent. About 20 years worth more than twice as much_a cific 13%, Dupont 33 y was part owner of a gold mine couple of years ago and will Stores 49, United States Steecl 343 .'0on the Yukon RIVEF, Alaska proxppuy recover \h)s_value as soon e HARRY B. GREENIG— marine as times pick up a bit. Remember MISS PETERSON GOES | SOUTH NEXT MONDAY ng in Alaska. 4 years of age; weight, 160 lbs.; 5 ft. 10 in.; pale blue eyes ir. Came to a around 1910 and left for ears ago. It is kes his head- ent some able value. on November 19. She will be ab . sent about 60 days. l Any one having am mrozma- Miss Peterson will spend the ‘m(m about the above persons, entire time visiting her sister, Mrs. |please comm injcate with the H. L. Childs, in Honolulu. ernor's office. | time. ¥ TR | We are still picking up an oc- an and has wandered all ' casiona! big diamond bargain and We have now a| circuses and was in fine big stone, nearly one and a| camps in Washington. Tt half carats, fine color and perfec- ht that he is in Alaska, tion in fancy white gold mount- | y in the capacity of a lum- | ing, shat a cash customer can get| ack. § for only four hundred and fifty| This combination was| ine who is supposed to be' that all through history diamonds when bought right have been al- CHARLES E. STEVENS—About Most the safest security you could own, aside from the pride of own- ership. Call and set this remm‘k-i The N ugget Shop V- i NOT Necessary! For Voting in the Tuesday Election! Some Juneau voters are under the 1mpre\~10n that registration or having voted in the primaries is necessary to qualify for voting in the coming elec- tion. This is NOT true! ~ The only qualifications are that the voters, male or female, have had at least one year’s residence in | the Territory of Alaska} 30 days’ residence in the | precinct in which they are voting; be able to read ‘ and write or if unable to read or write they still | may vote if they voted at the General Election of 1924; and that they be American citizens. (Paid Advertisement) SATURDAY ONLY SPECIAL A REAL BARGAIN! Ladies’ Silk Sheer Chifton Hose 2 Pair for $1.50 Sells regularly for over a $1.00 a pair Latest Fashionable Shades. Sizes 81% to 10. MODESS (SANITARY NAPKINS) 4 Packages for $1.00 OUTING FLANNEL 3 Yards 25¢ Forthe ‘Missus’and the Miss 27 in. wide, good quality, regularly sells for 15 cents a yard and more Comes in uhue, pink, grey, blue 50c A SUIT LADIES’ MUNSINGWEAR UNION SUITS Low neck and sleeves, knee and ankle length, good assortment of sizes Leader Dept. Store GEORGE BROTHERS OPEN EVENINGS TO 9:00 P. M. 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