The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 6, 1932, Page 8

| 8 . __THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 6, 1932. t l ' ') l p funeral. °. P STUGK PH'GES PUSTERS TEI_I_ T GEURGE AND allv Cross"uord uzz HARHY A PRYDE Mr. Pryde’s immediate surviving | 1 ‘ o : relatives, besides the widow, are | LUDVIG NELSON l s ACROSS Solution of yesterday's Puzzle 16. Dll:"(lx(gn of | two grown sons, who live In the 1 JEWELER 1. Above: t ndu so- [] l P (:rli:lilinlp?\filzon - N EIREC G DIES H I TE T States. | 'V‘L"m atch Re,airing i by 9. A . ol wi f— — ! { 13, oite of & 5 2= must cateh —— 3 | FRONT mm ! | monk | E Ay Am)? others “Tfa man deals square he does & 1 15 Conson UL ) - adie not have occasion to cry for a|-——— o % Fo?)l\seknd / 2 dChrl-uan' square deal. Use Type and Ink—and Why? v Sy ! 11‘; .chkle-;mpe‘a 0O|P| gg'. Slugglsh, o S " Tyes: Scotch | Accomplice: Range of \d\'ame Is from Minstrel Performance Ad- Ceremony Takes Place at| 1§ 1 oncurio 4 amte e O]d Txmer in Southeast Two to More than Five vertising Is Seen in | Home of Mr. and Mrs. |, meet - g 28. Took the part Alaska Succumbs to % " ETRT 5 7 . Ten 3L Metal as it Points Today All Directions i E. J. Martin :: ; s ® E:;:;n;nl'lnl:om Kidney Trouble rlstmas l ts s = " ™ functions 33 Run between | Minstrel posters, of all sizes,| Thomas George and Miss Lillian | g9, Ariicle Dorts | % preey ! ONE MILLION SHARES I ) A | ‘Harry A. Pryde, aged 62, 32 years i T 1 v W s 5 -] 80. Sign of the in- 36. Labol | TRADED ON EXCHANGE stou “Suncus ioaa. in”aiiay ns st e mome of M. and 3| 33 s e & piozysie, |a resident o Aluska, disd eslers C a y, i ing at the .| 32. Short sleep . Incendiarism | windows in stores and tacked up E. J. Martin. The ceremony was| 3§ iy A g CBL e ‘:gmgfngkidtr;eyatrxleif:g:t fi:fi:{ f()r EVERYONE \1 B l in other places. The posters are performed by Rev. Henry H. Gross, formally 46, Crave f today from the Puget Hoover's essage On Dal-| i work of the Seventh and|pastor of the Metropolitan Metho-| 3% i n b 3. Regain . ;;u;’xznex::uopoll)s) Mr. Pryde hgad i anced Budget Favorably | Eighth Grade puptls |dist Episcopal Church. 4. Auditory 6. Bast Indtan , , *0erEt ence been alling for almost & year, birt At The NUGGET SHOP b ! ; S The minstrel show will be given| Joe George, brother of the bride- | 4. peoiis oy o1 WaeEht & AliHR 5. Un g Sene but his sickness did not cause him Received on Street by the Boys' Glee Club of thelgroom, was besi man and Mrs.| ' time: abbr. 62 Perish f . Bustle 53, CAtaTICoY eeur[mul:cuf,c::;sunm a month ago, {| High School, next Friday, matinee |Martin, sister of the bridegroom,| {5 Dhg,sectch, 03 Eossesses "0\ liuce o R A e ekt tsor Giie SERARU AL : NEW YORK, Dec. 6—The Stock|,ng evening performances, in the|was matron of honor. 45. Plgpen 65. Kind of trea 8. Charity 56. Guido’s high- | dettak ial treatment o A was swept upward todsY|grade school assembly hall ] Guests at Ceremony o Ve dony 1. Awag N 5. Gt Bl o sl Fench | in Geattier be had Intended o NEWES1 PEN AND hurried retreat of (h€| There are 35 in the cast and the| Guests present at the weding| 49- Fall behind 2 mmnau pe- 10. Be situated §8. Nothing d X ing the 1t the ‘best)snow mroniinds 1o be &' davidy from |wire. L Cad sl OT Set | S Eep ol AL Lair Sewel spend the winter with Mrs. Pryde, '\ PENCIL SETS weeks. opening chorus to the finale. | brother and sister-in-law of the = who accompani m. i s of many issues ranged| | bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ..//'...H//.- G S AT At prices from $1.95 pt bt qm.“( e !)m—lr\;e craft were up twa to three points. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clark, 73 His demise was quite unexpected and up b ““f)“;m,mn Even soft spots recovered in the!Parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. //. .. . here, and proved a shock to his - today was one 1 day’s trading. Beverly Moody, Mrs. Ann Folta, many friends. Your name en, raved CLOSING PRICES TODAY |Harry Eberhart and ArT Judson. Funeral services will be held in B & Brisk Upturn i NEW YORK, Dec. 6. — Closing| Following the marital ceremony, Seattle. in gold free I D e, l’r“ quotation of Alaska Juneau mine|® Wedding supper was served at the Mr. Pride was one of the first i | stock today is 14, American Can 53,| Martin home. : Anaconda 8%, Bethlehem Stezl] Member of George Brothers 1 dealings. 16%, Curtiss-Wright 1%, Fox Films The bridegroom is a member fox farmers in the Territory. He leased Hound Island near Kake MEN’S HIP-POCKET %i E to leap forward| for his fur-raising business. Sub- s placed by Pms'vdrn' Hoover|, " feral Motors 13%, Interne-|Of the firm of George Brothers, sequently, he engaged in the live- FOLDS AND ‘ \ 2 on a balanced Budget Was fRVOT-|yion parvester 91%, Kennecott 9%,| Proprietors of ~George Brothers stock industry on a reach near \ (| ably received Packard Motors 2%, United States|GTocery and of the Leader De- Hoonah. He gave up this enter- PURSES i Rails were s:‘rong Union Pacific Steel 30% was up six points. Santa Fe was o e "ogffjncf;} Iron 5%, Columbian Carbon 24! R L e - ROy Continental Oil 5%, Safeway Stor B two po i 39%, Standard Brands 147%, Amen-: Motors "‘ "?mg active | CAR Power and Light 7%. ng of motors %, Calumet and Hecla 2%,|Partment Store. Chrysler 15%, Colorado Fuel and The bride came to Juneau about a year ago from La Grande Ore. prise in 1922 to accept a deputy- {ship under United States Marshal Newest Styles George D. Beaumont, of the First . ' Your name in goltl ‘ ] | In 1926, he became associated free 3 | with the Bureau of Fisheries. He ! 3,) | was warden in charge for the Bu- IIIHWEH? v Il rr 3 was up, also General Mot- — e | |reau at Yakutat during summers S f 45 ‘AT |and warden et Sitka during win- HAND MADE mericar Telephone and Te et ! | ters. He made his home at Sitka. f r more than four points “ K [ Member of Elks Lodge ETCHINGS Dupont, Case and United Air-| NAMES UFFIGERS Mr. Pryde was a member of the and SN | bc Juneau e of Elks. Word of D(‘cm r .//- . his deat;nigas received by M. H. ENGRAVINGS € Sides, Secretary of the local Elks' lodge, from Victor Zednick, Secre- tary of the Seattle Elks. The Ju- neau organization has sent a mes- in wide variety ‘ o . iill {Sunny Weather Affords| fl..//... .//.. Chance for Retaking = ? . ‘ Group Pictures lFlNDs ALUMINUM (fgj;;e;h;i"g"‘;:}ingfif’ sl Lo M, Prrge INDIVIDUAL CUPS i Members of the Honor Sociery| MAKES SUPERIOR ‘ - and SAUCERS : |of the Juneau High School at their} VAULTING POLE ] _|election of officers chose Bill At $2.00 and $2.50 —_—— Nikish, President; Doris Ulrich, | | The Forbidden Stitch Vice-President, and Virginia Ul-| LAWRENCE, Kans., Dec. 6. —| { | | PO | rich, Secretary. |In search of a vaulting pole that Imported a [ Honor Society members will be|will provide better balance, duu- Domesuc In China, more than a hundred years ago, it was ruled that a certain embroidery stitch—on account of its beauty and fineness—should be used on only Imperial Garments. |guests at a luncheon to be given bility and uniform tapering, H. soon by students in the Home W. Hargiss, head track coach at | Economics Department. ~ At this the University of Kansas, is con- luncheon, the newly elected officers' ducting experiments with alumin- of the society will preside. um in place of the customary bam- Pictures Being Retaken boo. Clear, sunny weather, which is so; A pole made of the metal a.c~ advantageous for photography, has"cordlng to Coach Hargiss' specifi- afforded opportunity for the re- cations has been given a trial by | taking of all outdoor pictures in-|Clyde Coffman, ex-captain of the| tended for this year's High School|university track team and a com-| Annual. The various group pic- Petitor in the decathlon event at‘ tures, all of which are taken out-|the Olympics last summer. Clever New Designs GEORGE BROTHERS 5 Fast Deliveries—10, 11, 2, 3:30, 4:30 n / @ DRESSER SETS for men and women In our collection we have many pieces of em- broidery more than a hun- dred years old and showing this exquisite workman- ship. Panels for the wall, table runners and smaller 4 FREE FREF doors, were recently taken under Co{[man said the new pole gave pieces for console or radio t 1 t . 5] Vi rather unfavorable conditions and excellent results and expressed the 3 9 at lowest prices ever o ; |these are being retaken. No in-|opinion that with slight modifica- | tables priced from $2.00 to H A l](‘:l\’y grade 15¢ PIE TIN with 2 pack- door pictures are being retaken. d“m's ;'-:;“f” vaulting could be $35.00. i % X | . Sophomores Sponsor Dance lone with it. . | ages NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT at Mompers of the High Senool| “The trouble with the bamboo ¢ 20 cents a package Sophomore Class last Friday even-|Pole,” Coach Hargiss said, “is that| KIRMSE S GIFT SHOP ing gave a dance in the ere‘just about the time an athlete g At GARNICK’S, Pl 174 7 {individual ole and s dolng. b i School gymnaisium. Music was|B% 18 t 9 P lone ! furnished by Miss Blanche Turner individual pole and is doing hxsl and Leroy West. 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