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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY; JUNE 16, 1933. 7 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG /, YOU HERD me"w I I'M RARIN' TO GO-- THE WAY, T FEEL 1 . ; HE CERTAINLY IS ITCHIN' TO PULL SOMEBODY APART. .. 'BIG FELLA KEEP GRUNTIN.. By BILLE DE BECK UICK ! THE! THAT'S DRIVIN' ME, CRAZY. E'S A FLEA OR SUMP'N ON_ME N FORMER NOME GIRL GRADUATED the outside Bezowsky, for one of the graduates of ‘Renton High School, which it's commencement e ises on June 1. | Her parents were residents of{ Nome for some years. Mr, Bezowsky | recently, Miss Heleu\ ly of the Nome, was studies, of held major mann, the leading merchant of the AT RENTON |Bering Sea metropolis, |and her brother Roy attended the According to news received from Nome Sehool: and Helen Helen expects to continue her probably at the University Washingfon, and intends to in journalism. e GOODIE SALE Saturday, June 17, at the Am- T'LL MOSEY ouTt during that time had charge of the | erican Beauty Parlors by the Luth- AND DIG UP AN OPPONENT ~ 193), King, Festures Syfdicae, 1n¢,, Greal Br s o R !Jack Langseth; Program, Mrs. €. |A. Fox; Sports, Grant Logan; Pa- DOU‘ LAS {rad:, Mike Pusich. ; ! Some general discussion W \made relative to the ball game for Fourtn, also a dance. These were left to the Arrange- the The date of the next meeting was {set for Friday, June 23, when al | commit are expected to be DOUGLAS WILL FIREM PREPARE TO STAGE RUNS ON FOURTH To be ready to enter the hose races on the Fourth if such event QELEBRATE IN | Ul-n TmE wAY.,«, sta Arne Shudshift and Mike | Pusi > selected to captain the » v ms, at the regular meeting Commlnee Chmrmens AAI’ec ¢ Companies 1 and 2 last Named for Various |nisht. Affairs, July 4th wnnmc GAME OF | BALL WON LAST NIGHT A meeting of the Douglas Fourth | BY THE DOUGLAS TEAM of July Association was held last night to proceed with the prepara- tions for celebrating July Fourth in. the usual grand old style A good. progress was reported by the Finance Commiitee and with ‘adequate funds in sight, Chairman Balog appointed e chairmen of the various commit- tees. who arz to select others to work with them and arrange the different features of the celebra- | tion. The committes heads are as fol- lows: Publicity, Guy Smith and\ >eo In a drawn-out 12-inning base- ball game last night on the Doug- las diamond, the Islanders won om a combination team of Ju- neau Cubs and Bruins by a score of 20 to 19. As the score ‘indicates there was plenty of hitting and runs to give the fans something to look at and quite a crowd wit- nessed the game. The little series now stands two won and two lost for each of the teams. ‘The decided game is billed to be "SUNDAY~JUNE18 . REMEMBER DAD wuh a useful gift. HANDKERCHIEFS NECKWEAR SHIRTS TIES SOX GARTERS HATS CAPS BELTS BELT BUCKLES SUSPENDERS UNDERWEAR GLOVES SHOES Gifts from 25¢ up SABIN’S e “Everytl"li g.in Furnishing§ for Men” “Throw Y eur Broom Away” i Put Dirt and Dust in a Bag—Use a @ De Luxe CLEANER Super Powered, Oiless Mofor . Sold on Convenient Terms FREE—Handy Dust Cloth with every . demonstration. “SEFING IS BELIEVING” Alaska Electric Light & Power Comp,my 5 JUNEAU——Phqne 6 : DOUGLAs—Pho'ne 18 was | {§ money and surplus tickets to Mrs. 4 Sey. ( |played in Juneau tomorrow night, af course, weather permitting. | "Howard Hayes pitched for' the Islanders last night and was re- |lieved in the seventh inning by Stedman. Three pitchers were used by Juneau after the game on ice by an early score of 12 to 4 - e SPECIAL FERRY IS FOR GUESTS, JUNEAU WEDDING | A special ferry will leave Doug- las tomorrow evening at T7:15 o'clock to accqmmodate the large| number of guests invited to attend the Sey-Carmichael nuptials. SILVER TEA HELD St. Luke's Guild sponsored a sil- ver tea at the home of Mrs. Wen- |dell Cahill yesterday afternoon. The time was spent in sewing and playing cards. At bridge, the prize |Winners were Mrs. Elton E. Eng- istrom and Mrs. Frank Pearce. The cut prize was won by Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas. Mrs. Cahill sang “Trees,” accom- panied by Miss Margaret Pearce. |Miss Pearce also played the piano isolo, “The Butterfly Dance.” The | nostesses served dainty and deli- cious refreshments. e LARGE CROWD IS TO ATTEND D. I. W. C. DANCE IN JUNEAU Saturday night > the date set for the Women'’s Club Dance, given to raise money for the Douglas |School. Tickets have been selling {rapidly this week and all indica-| tions point to a record crowd. Since {the Elks have announced that they | iwill not give their usual Saturday |night afafir, the only dance in| Juneau will be at the Mandarin Ball Room. The Revelers' Orchestrs under the direction of Jimmy Steele will furnish the music. | Ticket sellers should turn in Engstrom by tonight. Pc: B T L FATHER'S DAY TO | BE OBSERVED, DOUGLAS The Community ,Sunday school |has prepared the following pro- (gram to be given next Sunday evening, June 18, at 7:30 o'clock in ‘honor of Father’s Day. | The Lord’s Prayer—Primary class. | Recitation, Our Father’s Day—dJ. | . Recitation, \His Arm” by Feero. “Father"—Rev. J. W. Cadwell. Solo, “Daddy"—Margaret Miller. | Piano solo—Margaret Pearce. Hymn, “More About Jesus"— Congregation. A Prayer in Song—Primary Class. VACATION SCHOOL WILL OPEN MONDAY FOR THIRTY HOURS “We know that many boys and girls are real anxious for Monday morning t@ come,” said Rev. Henry Cross - today. “They remeber the good time they had last year at “When Father Broke Edgar Guest—Geaneva Tt is not only fun for these boys and girls but life is more zestful and religion more real. “More can be accomplished dur- ing the thirty hours of this school than is possible in thirty Sunday imornings in the Church schools. common experience as they will not be segregated into denomina- tional groups. Presbyterians, Episco- p}l}l:ns, Lutherans, Methodists, and others who wish to join the group will be under the Ileadership of teachers who are willing to give their time to help the children ]’meet life's problems. “We appreciate this service from {the members of the various church- es. It will give the boys and girls an opportunity of learning from these teachers which is not afford- led at other times. “The Ministerial Association is hoping that all the boys and girls residing on the Channel will take advantage of this school. Remember all we ask you to do is to bring your chum and yourself. No money, a free-will offering will be taken at the end of each week and at the closipg session.” ———.———— 'GOODIE SALE Saturday, June 17, at the Am- erican Beauty Parlors by the Luth- eran Ladles’ Aid. Home cooking reasonably priced. —adv. was thought to have been placed |} |slow oven. the Daily Vacation Bible School.| Here the children will share in a | ‘One and one granulated gelatin. Four tablespoons cold w: Mix tomato juice, boiling and seasonings. Cover and cook| slowly twenty minutes. Strain mul |add gelatin which has soaked for | four minuges in the cold water.| Stir until gelatin has di lved Cool. Add celery and peppers, pour into glass mold. Chill until stiff.| Unmold on lettuce, top with salad dressing. | Orange Sherbet o cup orange juice. | One third cup lemon juice. { One cup sugar Two cups milk. One eighth teaspoon salt. Mix fruit juices and sugar. Slow- Orange Sherbet White Cake ly add milk. Add salt. Pour into a| Iced Coffee | freezer, [meze until stiff. Supper | PRICE OF MILK MUSKOGEE, Okla., June 16.4; Becatise more cheege is being eaten Four' ege hilgs, fasten. |since federal legnifzation of beer, S il oup oD@ Matn farmers in this section are getting doged: [more money for their milk. Two Three tablespoons butter. }Muskogee cheese factories, which Beat yolks, add milk and sea-|gers paying about $50 dafly for sonings. Fold in whites and ham.! mllk two months ago, are now buy- Heat butter in frying pan. Add j; g $350 worth daily and offering omelet. Cook very slowly until the Lo takp all they can get. omelet has become very high “"d; In two months their price for| fluffy and is a delicate brown on pyiterfat, has climbed from 16 to the under side. Carefully turn hal[\zr, cents. lover, holding in place with fork and spatula. Bake five minutes in half tabl2spoon By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE A JUNE SUNDAY Breakfast Orange Juice, Chilled Ham Omelet Bran Muffins Coffee Dinner Fried Chicken Buttered Potatoes Creamed Peas One Bread Butter Tomato Jelly Salad Ham Omelet, Four egg yolks. One quarter cup milk One-quarter teaspoon salt. One eighth teaspoon paprika. One eighth teaspoon celery salt.' Serving Four - ELECTRICITY OFF NOTICE Electricity will be off at intervals from Front Street to 6th, Court House Hill to Franklin Street from 6 a.m. to 12 o’clock noon filVNDAY June 18. During this same period, | Dcuglas, Seatter Tract and Casey| Shatfuck districts will be off from| 10:30 am. until noon. | ALASKA E *TRIC LIGHT adv. & POWER COMPANY. e D. L. W. C. DANCE Saturday night; Revelers, 75c. adv.| Temato Jelly Salad Two cups tomato julce. One half cup water, boiling. Two bay Jeaves. Two celery leaves. Three whole cloves. One onion slice. One quarter teaspoon salt. One quarter teaspoon paprika One half teaspoon sugar. One half cup chopped celery. One third cup chopped green peppers. Let Us Furnish Y our Home NOW Anyone who is conversant with national conditions will tell you that prices on all commodities are going up. Furniture factories arc unable to supply the demand and consequently arc forced to put on addi- tional help and raise their prices Our stock is large, but when we replace it, we are going to be forced to pay higher prices. You will save money by BUYING NOW D. I. W. C. DANCE | Saturday night; Revelers, 75¢. ady. Bob Hess, of Cresco, Ia., Towa State wnue wrestler, Jast season was, champion in.each of five tour- neys he entered—State College, Big Six, Midwest A. A. U, Nationg]l collegiate and. National, A & U, P e e OITY COUNEIL WILL MEET AT Tonight |bold its regular semi-monthlv meet- ing the Routine up at the known there are no special ques- ions to come before the orgainza- |tion. meat department of the big de- | eran Ladies’ Aid partment store of Thorulf Leh-'reasonably priced. ay 22 R FROM TEA GARDEN L s LIPTON'S TEA IS LIPTON SUPERVISED Chance never enters into Lipton quality. It is guarded from plucking to packing by Lipton's own experts. Try llpun:s at the new low prices. LIPTO N’S wmw&m@w 8:30 TONIGHT tha City Councili will in the Council Chambers of| City Hall at 8:30 o'clock. business will be taken | meeting but as far as is Juneau-Young Hdwe. Co. SPECIALS for satarday and Monday D e et e RELIANCE SHRIMP, 150 Boolnce TRt ar » . L A s e e S ALASKA CRAB MEAT, ]urgc can PEARS—Silvershield Brand ’ PEACHES=-Del Monte, Sliced or Hal\es large cans, 3 cans & W, GRAPEFRUIT—Ne, 2 can, 1 Standard Brand, 3 cansfor .................. §§’§G@:Liberty Bell = 3 5 ¢ APRICOTS—Silvershield Brand, large can .. LR zo__g FRANCO-AM ERIC'A]\TST’XGHETTT percan...... BRILAD AND BUTTER PICKLES, diarsfor .o amily L. . oc CORN, STRING BEANS, f OMATOES I’LAS 2 5 c RELIANCE CORN ON COB, percan . MRS LY bE ] LR R, 350 SYRUP—Liiberty Bell, 5-pound tin 2-pound tin . MAL T——Budwelser Hop- FIZIN\()red 3-poundcan .. .. ... LIGHTHOUSE CI. EANSER Cherrles - Strawberries - Cantaloupes - Watermelons- | Carrots — Peas — Beets — Turnips - Lettuce-Tomatoes- - Cucumbers = New Potatoes H()ME GROWN RADISHES AND GRE[L\ OVIONS Ktisp ‘and d Juicy BLATZ BLER—New Qudrts 12 quarts in case.. . BUDWEISER BEER—IZ pmt cartons, CALIFORNIA GROCERY L3 PHONE 478 Home cooking —adv.

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