The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1933, Page 7

.. THE DAILY ALASKAEMFIRETRTDAY IAN 20 1933 Rumania, an en= be donated to 7. 1 NEVER DREAMED THE RNADO WOULD EVERYONE KNOW'S HE WON MY %,;. FLUKE .. AN’ MAKE HIM SIGN 2 DO UP FOR A RETURN T — BOUT —— IF HE J OBTECTS, WE'LL BEAT } | By BILLE DE BECK ~ WHAT TIME WILL TORNADO ‘\ \\ BE BACK DON'T_WORRY-- HE AIN'T GONNA SIDESTEP US NO MORE! WE'RE GONNA SNEAK \ 7~ INTO HIS ROOM TONIGHT Jg HERE HE USE ME A URN MATCH -- TITLE ON THE _STUFF(N' \ OQUTTA HIM -- ne 1 of Miss Pauliine Reinhart of the wedding-ring con- scene. Damage, - covered by insur: S 1921 Tenth St the heads of the m Larsen, Tony Wallin ciub's headquarters, Overheated S!ove Causes | 1arold Swanson {'the time the fire boys reached the ance, | c'lmatcd at abouv. smo b) ) of the roof before the cabin Rm is ady for occupaney again. N. W. There will be a handling M. and_Mrs. Bucl.(ingham “"“, il et i lived in the burn- charge of one cent. Surprised by Friends Hom of Fienty vt Blage i 300, Eeet of. . [¢¢ oabin. e e 1 in pink tarletan, which r was releas- wres, with r upon the Last Evening Hose Laid to Scene Plahnum Nugget Is Found in U chou of Trinity | be nI On overheated stove in one the Messerschmidt cabins in the 1ded With | yaar of Swansow's Grocery store old 10Ve | caysed a fire that called out the |30—Whdt is claimed to be ak mine in the Urals. t on Front Clreet nec- d the. laying of 300 feet 23.|of hose, according to Fire Chief Dolly Gray, and the blaze had reached a stage that necessitated through the roof, by Special meet (‘]ub immedia r. and Mrs. Buckingham, d were married in Juneau were completely surprise ir friends, through a well- in 100 years, W. HAWKESWORTH, ————————— President.' ¢chopping CHAS —adv. to lp into 0 inspect vesi- . Buckingham, Ca- , and her husband, member of the choir foot of the staxrs NOTICE the U. S. Commissioner’s Court for Juneau Precinct, Before th orable Charles Sey, in Pro- imber One, Ter- In ter 0[ the Administra- tion of l’l( Estate of the Part- nership of George Franklin, ; room was presided George W. Samples, and H. C. over by Mrs. B. D. Stewart, as- | Davis, Deceased. cisted by Mrs. Harry Lea and Miss | This is to give notice that tewart. A three-tier | cake with conventional GEORGE FRANKLIN, the admin ator of the above entitled es- s filed his final account and ppointed Mon- s a day for groom, occupied the cen- 2 and silver candle- | TURN TO | marshe |l ed and c fl ed a LIFE A Lor 2o, F. R. Bar- out to make culties on the ey,” and Colonial sale. They f £6 'l(\O (approxi- at par.) said that never man be able to ace ian and Edwardian s of the British Empire in such quantities as he had. in Iy l\&lGDR\TlO\ DAY CACHET T t Stamp Club , will issue a for Inaugu- . It will bear a picture Capitol dome and the le- h Inauguration, Wash- D. C., March 4, 1933, Com- > Stamp Club.” may send self-ad- tamped covers to the Trwn trle : Cab PHONE 42 METERED CARS Stand at Gastineau Hotel WHY Not only because we are cheaper but BETTER RICE & AHLERS CO. Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal “We tell you in advance what job will cost” A i , each of 5,000 dif- Pave the Peib o 2~ t nubllta on, Ff‘b 10, 1933 ]‘\ PR[\’I\ \:\D GINGHAM Lean Ground Round Steak with Ground Swift's Ham added in the rightpropor- erity With A ) 5 tion to make a delicious loaf Printing! TASTY SLICED BACON, 2 pounds . 35¢ SWIFT’S PREMIUM—or—CUDAHY’S PURITAN HAMS, Whole or Half . . . .. 18 1-2¢ pound PIGGLY WIGGLY —The Most of the Best for the Least | _iment thercof are hereby required TUB § 4 {to make and file the same on or { L L o T § Piggly Wiggly Meat Dept. 5 { 1933, ~ YO H GEORGE i‘SANK»L»IN.> I)RE:SSEAS § FOR SUNDAY WE SUGGEST— e ey i Baked Ham Loaf en Creamed Peas Llulies LP(lgue Organdie Trim OF DOUGLAS Sizes 16 to 42 Will Give the Last Event | p Special SHORTENING, pound packages ... ... ... ... ...... 3 for 25 Card Party I SLICED SALAM or BOILED HAM .. ... .. .. " 38 b, Series $1.00 el SATURDAY Plggly ;hgfll} Grocery Dept. NIGHT i Turn te Quality and Econemy—you will<find dozen of ideas for your daily menu m““"“: ’;,':" Sf::"i:""s at PIGGLY WIGGLY—shop as you please, slowly or quickly. EVERYBODY WELCOME Milani’s Tamales N0. I cans 20¢ Eggs 3d0z. 95¢ LARGE, CLEAN, FRE\H From l*drmer to You Butter, 3 lbs., 85¢ SU N SET GOLD Highest Score ‘Obtainable 500 Brooms, 43¢ PARRO’I‘ BRAND Chocolate Eclairs FRESH COOKIES 29c¢ 1b. Fancy Whole Wheat FIG BARS 2 lbs., 22¢ Hostess Cakes FRESH SHIPMENTS EVERY BOAT ' SEATTLE PRICES Winesap /rppies box, $1.25 Here's the opportunity you've been waiting forl A brand new, Damp-Dryer Model Easy Washer at a new low price, $45.00 less than ever before. Whisk Brooms, 1 9(‘ Buduweiser Malt Try it now. See for yourself what its new Easy features Ch‘)colates f. 5C LARGE CANS in time, labor, 2 "::t"n‘;o l::uclo:;l':l u.vi:'g i 2Y% Pound Bfl\f:,,,..,,“ """" 3 f?r $1 .09 conveniences. ~ = T Tomato Soup Edgemont Crackers CAMPBELL’S OR GRAHAMS 3 for 25¢ 23c¢ box PHONE 24 BusinessIs Good We Deliver Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Douglas—Phone 18 Juneau—;Phone 6 e e e Use Type and Ink—ed Why? rals SVPRLLOVSK U. 8. 8. R, Jan, 6 Rencemnae s 310 du e e the 13 Fire Department at 8:50 a. m. to- | biggest platinum nueget in the‘ —————— 3 world, weighing more than ATTENTION SHR distance from the nearest pounds, has been taken from the | Only ree other sizeble platinum nug-[ gets have been found in the mines | | | | and | The Helpful Redcap ' S R NOW DONT WORRY. T/LL- SEE- YOU GET YOUR. TRAIN?T j | " Overstuffed Furniture DINING ROOM SETS BED ROOM SETS DAY BEDS SIMMONS BEDS, SPRINGS and MATTRESSES Thomas Hardware Co 4 [ | For Expert Window Cleaning Phone 485 | l Jeanne’s Lending Library Hours: Noon to 5:30 and 7:00 to 9:30°P. M. Located at J. B. Burford & Co. ALWAYS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES AT CALIFORNIA GROCERY [ Prompt Delivery PHONE 478 BAILEY’S SPECIAL Every Night from 8 P. M. 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