The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1933, Page 8

GEORGE BROS. | 40D TO LINES OF ACROSS . Jewel Daily Cross-word Puzzler “Solution »f Yesterday’s Puzzle 10. Liquor MWRNWS OUT WARNING 1L Invite 1 4. Sun-dried . Lacerated brick . Alack , ] 9. Touch lightly 20. Celestial body 2. Exist . Vigilant 3 Not so far up . Author of 4 “Uncle i Tom's S 15. ‘abin" rs. Anna Folta Goes to 17 Coverea win - Articla” ot Says Other Problems Can z a har are ® 3 S linerv 26. Fisher for ; States for Millinery suctace et | Be Delayed—Wilbur's . 8. Small fish ; and Suits Dauble to- Suggestion gether — Smiles In a | :g})’ ool | WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. — A 36. Peel warning that the Nation faces the B | “acute responsibility of providing _gevuur;fil -of-way for American chil- . Casts ol v: ” i 3. Communlea- 45, Fencing was given by President! & S i @ 8 -w]‘lordx | Hoover, before the opening session 4. Genus of the . Small ex- s 7 \ i of the pu em“., tree plosion of the Citizens Conference on the g Bl b ¢ 5. Writing fm- 6 Lallan poet 41. Reverential is in education. . ,pmmm‘ 26 ko 4 Heu}r:w o 56, !\h‘:wl\‘rl\f:m g.\\'“cfir 48 r-‘lufxea In a brief address before the ade improvements also 10 3 pry 57 Dincese 8 Shipped ont 43, Front of the |meeting, called by him, to discu 44, Assist DOWN of the coun- foot 3 s s for both 46 Eucharistic 1. Roan try Br.:\z \V::(cnhrlns;fly the fitting of educational costs e e plate idly 9. English . A brother o to decreasing tax returns, Presi- a Jrocery Stores have| 48 Abounding 2. Silkwe county Odin i g U S S hemLy O g dent Hoover said other problems enlarged. Leader Don tment wil E linery Depart mom‘ and a Women’s Dress and Suit De- | The stocks for both rtments will be the very! material and style. Store | Euyer Goos to States Anna Folta, who is in| of the Women Wear De- | the Leader Store, | day on the steamship vans, on a buying trip States. She will spend six weeks in the markets of the large | s of the Pacific Coast. Folta will attend the Fash-| ion Show to be held at San| o during Buyers' Week.| At is show virtually all manu-| facturers and wholesalers of wo- | men's wear in the United States| ind many foreign countries will be | represented, and the latest modes | will e modeled and displayed | Mrs. Folta will make purchases; of women's wear generally, but, of course, she dresses der It As put gowns ness. n to millinery and to wo- i girl’ and women's cotton | will continue to do so| The new goods will begin to rrive within the next two weeks, nd after that merchandise will come on every vessel A fitling room has been placed in the Leader Department Store. The office of the George Broth- ers’ establishment ed to the front. It is situated be- tween the Grocery Stoge and the Department convenience of custom- both branches of the busi- will give special at- and suits. Store has 11%'\\9 | for the Nation's children. Revert Highway Funds ‘ Secretary of Interior tion, be transferred for maintenance. less pavement {said Secretary Wilbur, cannot | schools.” e WILL RESUME ' INVESTIGATION | ; Week — Look for ! “Sucker” Bait |installed in the Grocery Store. ‘ [Enlargement of warehousing fa- | I cilities by relieving the Leader and | in the new lines of | and suits. storing goods, has greatly improv- | the varied stocks. ———.————— TRY RICE FOR VARIETY When the family grows blred o has been mov- ! potatoes rice according may be substitute to the United States Store, thus must and vegetable ce of the minerals and vitamins found An ice cream cabinet has been'in potatoes. Starts Tomorrow ve | hold the 1933 National Bascball Mee.- menus since it is deficient in some | ing, which will be at Galveston THREE VITAMIN FOODS Some of the fruits and vegetables the Grocery of the necessity of |that contain the three vitamins—A,|gation starts next Wednesday with | B and C ~— include: raw bananas,'a public hearing to inquire into th ed opportunities for the display of | cantaloupes, grapefruit, lemon and!| |8wedish concern of Kreuger-Toll. | orange juice, peaches, pineapples,(This was announced last night by raw string beans, collards, lettuce, raw onions, peas,| £ green peppers, 4, and tomatoes. Galveston, Tex., a bathing bea | 'WASHINGTON, Jan. | Committee's stock market inve: cabbage, carrots, Chairman Norbeck who said: potatoes, spinach what extent - tolof the Amer at|New York S planning event ck Exchange. - | 3 {rend the news articles. Use Type and Ink—and Why? JANUARY 7 TO 17-10 DAYS OF REAL VALUES YOU ARE WELCOME TO LOOK OUR STOCK OVER 39¢ EACH CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS SILK VESTS BLOOMERS Better Values Here $1.00 EACH TABLE FULL OF CHILDREN’S AND GIRL’S WOOL UNIONS Values to $2.50. All styles. Good selec- tion sizes. Hand Painted Pillow Tops and Radio Scarfs 4 Packages for $1.00 KOTEX New Improved Sanitary Napkin 2 for 45¢ 'LARGE PACKAGES OF KLEENEX SHOE SALE BUY YOUR SHOES NOW AT A GREAT SAVING Men's, Women's, Boys’, Girls’, Children’s—Latest Styles $3.95 IMPORTED ITALIAN BEDSPREAD Silk — heavy quality, attractive colors and designs. Full double bed size. Values to $5.95. 25 Per Cent Off One Show Case Full of NOVELTIES, COSTUME JEWELRY, NECK- LACES, EARRINGS, DRESS CLIPS, BRACE- LETS, POWDER BOXES, JEWELRY BOXES and many other items at 259, OFF GEORGE BROTHERS could be delayed, but there should be no setback in the instruction! Wilbur Isuggeszed that millions of dollars |now used for highway construc- school “We can do with a few mlles‘ in this emergency. “while we | surrender the position of’ ~ STOCK MARKET First Public He Hearing Next| 6. — Re-| sumption of the Senate Banking| “We are trying to find out to! the American invest-| lor has been played a sucker by | European promoters, with the lhelp bankers and the| | Read the ads as carefully as you | | IIIIIlIIIIIIlII|IIII|IIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIH'HIIIIHIIIIIIII|IIlIlIIIlI|IlIIIIIIIIIIIHllIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIImIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Saturday Specials PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese Package 10c APRICOTS LARGE TINS 18¢c MARSH- MALLOWS 8 oz. pkg. 14c POTATOES 20 Pounds 40c YAKIMA PINEAPPLE Cream Cheese 2 cups 25c¢ PEACHES LARGE TINS 18c POTATO CHIPS 3 Bags 25¢ POTATOES George Brothers PRE-INVENTORY SALE! 5 FAST DELIVERIES——10, flIIIIIIIIHIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIHlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIlIIIINIIIlIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIII!lIIINIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 11, 2, 3:30, 4:30 Starts Tomorrow MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION YARD GOODS SALE 7 yards Curtain Marquisette . . In plain and floral designs 4 yards Dotted Swiss White, cream, ecru 5 yards Challies Fancy patterns 6 yards Percales Plain and fancy colors Heavy Crepe de Chine New shades 36 in. Wool Crepe, per yard 54 in. Silk and Wool Dress Goods, yd. $2.50 Regular $3.50. Wine, green, dark blue, brown, black 2 for 95c‘ A TABLE FULL OF REAL BARGAINS Ladies’ Silk and Wool Bloomers and Vests— Silk Bloomers and Panties—Step-ins $3.95 BOYS’ LEATHERETTE COATS Wool lined. Sizes 8 to 18. New shipment. $19.50 MEN’S SUITS Sizes 34 to 39. Latest styles. $22.50 MEN’S BLUE SERGE SUITS Tailored right. Sizes 35 to 46. Regular $32.50. Latest styles. _ $19.50 MEN’S ALL-WOOL OVERCOATS Navy blue, brown. '. Regula¢ $30.00 values. '$19.50 LADIES’ PENDLETON WOOL COATS Navy, tan, dark tan. $25.00 values. EADER DEPARTMENT STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O’CLOCK