The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1933, Page 2

! | | | ANNUAL TAKU , < 5 - : IS PUBLISHED; !N GERMANY | S § (P By the U. 8. Wegther Bureau) cu Forecast for hmean and vi nuv be, g at 4 pan, May 12: A Rain tonight' and Saturday; > southeaste | Tinh Barometer Tem .Acy Wind Vp]()cllv i 2an vest'y 30.14 56 43 w ‘ —— Y 1k am ay 41 w , R s . Nun\ today 16 31 s | Yseal:b 1 okaousl.\as High L"“'}:'f‘ lea((’:\.} to Bl" Abol- CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS )CNOO! akKes ppear- she 7 S e e } Staff H [pd ! l“Rl ew Class YESTERDAY | TODAY . I att Honore . § ; = L [ ¥ iPRS i i 3 Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4aqn. Precip. 4am. ‘5 ]‘l I 1' i } Seho 1 \ ek §m:9n temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity "fl]rs Weather 33 Taku, Douglas High School| B ORI to settle the ! Bethal 40 2 18 0 3 . b Yearbook, the Taku Staff enjc RAMSAY WOMAN RELEASED in-| Fort Yukon 16 4 Choose a remembrance for Mother from this g toaguel ‘;L i Y UPON PAYMENT OF : = i i s 3 stere of practical things that would please her. | Jupeau last night. ¥ a set ' Fairbanks 48 4 04 A token of appreciation for her love and kind- | Baitor-in-chief Stephanie Africh| y landed e 4 22 SR v : ; that |and Business Manager Enhe Kron- St. Paul 4 ‘Trace ness will make her happy and let her know tha quist Fbceived the Wi = ve ultimatdly. to| Dtk Hatbas % 3 you have not forgotten. | including * a certificat ) 1, of Je T K k 2 0 68 b | |and black enamel and "um pins. bleod, from owne 40 36 0 54 |} | Astria Loken, Junior me of land.” Juncau 56 2 -0 SCARFS the. Statf, received a smaller go -ee Sitka 53 A |and enamel pin. PLANTS—SHRUBS—TREES Ketchikan 64 4 1] HANDKERCHIEFS Colorful Publication e ice Rupert 4 0 | Blue is the predominent note in| All kinds of plants, shrubs and 4 0 : / |fithe 1933 Taku which is probably best adopted to your gar- 4 0 GLO ¢ y theé! most ' colorful published to|at 1 needs. 4 Trace HOSIERY date. The' covers dre déep blue| JUNEAU FLORISTS 8 0 with''“a “medernistic design. The Tt i el Lo % PURS ‘e‘ntl sheets are also blue in a rip-| Make Millions Think—and Buy. ORDER NOW lu\v in the western @ 3y plé fi““?Sh L : At New Low Prices § south of K JOST L JEWE I8 the" introduction is a beay- | fo-c==r- Rt 7| Hand packed red king salmor erior e COSTUME JEWELRY it vivia' picture of Mt Rainier|{ Sunday Is Mothers Day [ uico fish only, $5.50 per case of| i SLIPPERS | whiloh " the ' ‘Western ' Engraving | “SO BIG” { {48 pounds or $3.00 for case of 24| DOT™ ¢ | Company' gave to the ’f:kd\: it B { | pounds. Place your orders now and ey in those GE ) | Division" pages are a decidedly ori-| y 1 fish w e er pera and have risen in the J L Y " MID {ifish will be aqellvered C. O. O.|’ 5 ¢ } LINGERIE | ginal ‘feature, ‘modernistic in ap-| ,,},‘3?}§f1,( $ | Henry Moy, Hoonah, Alaska. ady,| 'V el i ypded ; pearance and printed in’ bright| A !}‘ TP PUSH S SSSS el e o i S i i e o = I e e e e o SRR s Do ' | and many other pleasing items i s | N | < aal Introduction | | o The introductory pages are ivory | IIIT THE TREND d (1] cuevas “paper. Supsrintendent Bow-| ] CABS | s towar e 1 |}| man’s picture appears in this | t |} section with " "Last Word To P . b “ELECTROL” f ) The Seniors.” 'The dedication is % 25 cents in Clt =) Course! ! |} | “To the Spirit—Our Scheol Spirit.” | ~ i t || In Memorium commemorates, Ml“\‘ ‘ ]| Floy ‘Tracey, who founded The . P L » ;.’ 37 Taku ‘I’ 1917 and who died during | TELEPHONE 444 arrl ac lne 0 ; P § ||| tne 1nst vear. g ;% L ‘The scenery section isplays { White Li v - Juneaw’s Lmdmg Department Store/ 3 %4s | fnree views, “Lights O Juneau”|} ab and Ambulance Co ! Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal |} | Dpawes Glacier, and Mt. McKinley. | { ! g Practically all the book is writ- l‘”«*-o»m"m—m--,,,,-—,,”-"M--,o---,.-,‘ —— s - i ’ . ~ -~ = §|ten in poetry instead of the usu"dI | i " N é The corhers pied 4 S gular weekly trip to Sitka and all| Motorship Norco is scheduled t4|prose form. ; ESTEBETH SAILS way ports ; arrive from the south at noon to- | printed inh a steel Pl_“ev were FOR SITKA: TAKES Hoapkins wa yasse Fiorrow. “The vessel “wilt-sail-soutt [ nated by ‘};E ngfl:;?i’O:f ‘ze o pki: AR g g 4 oclock tomorrow, after- | ington, and show [lous scen FOUR PASSENGERS nghy"d. Nary oL e ot ,[ypical of Alaska, - Birst S B BN S Assistance Given p The Taku Staff has had sple to re MARTHA SOCIETY ‘md assistance from The Empi PRAFe. ( FOOD, BALE ‘Prinung Company of Juneau, €5 At ‘the Sanitary Grocery Satur- | pecially Ray G. Day, who _lms bean responsible for the artistic ex- Ciassified ads pay. day, May 13. —adv. Quality, Quantity and Low Prices Sweet Creamery BUTTER, 2h. 55¢ Large, Fresh Standard IEGGS_, 2 d_oz. 45¢ | Sugar Cured PlCIllCS, lb lOc ». 5 B2 i -m_.\_* *~4~7 e B —— HEINZ SPAGHETTI Iarge cans, 15c \\ ith Tomuto Sauce and Cheese i ;_._; bl < = L = BLb i LUT F L()WERS On NORCO LIMIT [‘1) St I'I’l YGok Yourd Botly | Celery, Lettuce, Spinach, Rhubarb,v Asparagus, Cucumb- ers, Peas, New Potataes, Green Onions, Radishes and all kinds:of Fresh Vegetables on Norco BULK KRAUT 5¢ pjnt SWEET PICKLES BULK, 19¢ pint IF 2 e & il THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1933, J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU - FARM PRUBLEM The Weather Men'’s Dress Oxkords AS LOW AS palr They are all leather! Black or brown calf- skins with leather soles and either leather or rubber heels! There are black com- binations! Sizes from 614 to 11, in C and D widths. BRAND SOLID LEATHER Ladies’ Sport e AS LOW AS OXFORDS : Gaod {Xssortmem $3 "% U UANSizes—Widths p alr Pair SUMMER SPORT OXFORDS For Ladies and Growing Girls White and Red Combinations . . $1.95 White and Brown Combinations . $2.25 MENS WORK SHOES $2.65 Pair Composition Sele—Moccasin Toe . . . . Bulll for Heavy Duty . M. Behrends Co., Inc. [ Juneau’s Leading Depdrtmem, Store