The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 15 1933 |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlliIIIl||fi||IIIIIllllflllllllllIII|IIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllI||I|.IIIII|iIIlT ROLLICKING M EN U S, ::,;‘",:‘.s,‘( e GWEN e Frosting CAPITOL 55 | ooy 15 [orsme bay|= 5 contmaet Fon ATaacrion (Coliseus Richa}'d Bennett, Alison! ?;;2"3\1?53“ :L‘:E:’l ormate, tram, fhe gid Jetilocal Contrgclor Makes “Last Man"" with Chales| steel diand 3 Skipworth in “Mad- |Bakea Ham Vegetable Salad ! 3”‘;"“‘“‘ until .thick andl LOW(‘?‘ Bid Ever Re- Blclgford.(omlfl,“("‘cum' i’/ beautiful woman who e, RaciEtery Pickled Beets ‘ A ceived for Block mings Again Tonight met at Hell's outpost in ‘ : Buttered Rolls Plum Jelly EE T, ;‘h?nd placed on | | Peach Ice Cream Chocolate Cake & ¢ Re e, capmedl ) | With'a bid of $246, the lowest| Charles and Constance|| @ mysterious intrigue that “Madame Racketeer,” Para-| Coffee ,ever received by the ecity for the, Cummm’\ pla the leads mount’s delightful comedy of the| Milk for the Children T {construction of a block of concrete | “The Last Man h ]\ sentenced ships to doom exploits perpetrated by Alison g g Y osovere [Tl sidewalk, the Morris Construction night at the Collscum The ¢ —men to death— Skipworth, boisterous and rougish| Baki am o : s ®. 2 Wil company was awarded the contract|the best performances | = o | |countess of adventure and her| Ten pound ham; iour quarts cold | jpep. freah far 8 woek for construction of a concrete side- |screen careers as a man 1]\ and the fast man | trusting husband, played by Rich-|Water; two bay leav LHo onions | walk on Second Street between{and a beautiful woman mee % to...7 ard Bennett, kept the audience BL;SI‘;‘:m ‘“"311;"’ whole e {ELLEN REEP TO SING AT'S1 ward and Franklin Streets, at{one of the outposts of the re-opening of the Capitol The-'| horoughly wash ham, add e YT the special meeting of the City! They are caught up ir atre last evening, in roars of mirth- |of ingredients. Cover with lid :md PRESB ER!AN CHURCH Council held in the council cham- |terious intrigue that ful laughter. |cook very slowly four hours or un- | Ibers last evening. ships to doom and men to ¢ Beginning with a tea party be-|til ham is tender when tested with| IV{‘:S‘C ‘f‘lll_ha""“l‘e central place; giner bids for the same work|The part of a London det ing given for the Countess and|fork. Remove ham from stock and In the order of service at Norih-|ianged from $364, the next lowest|an insurance firm is. conside Iher friends as she is preparing to|C00l until it can be handled, then|ern Light Presbyterian Church |bid, to $650, the highest received.|the most sympathetic role play leave jail, having completed her|Temove excess fat and cut off {Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. 1l Upon receipt of a petition f:amvbv Bickford since his entrance tc term, and reentered her life of ad-(Iind Fit ham, fat side up, in|Rep, coniraio, Who has delighted |property. owners interested, a call|the film capitol, venture, the Blacity ‘continies rlgl‘.t\;l“"“}l roaster. Cover with sugar n:l::s ““_fi;‘-‘;‘: :111‘: Li‘)»;m:l"“i) “m; for bids for the construction of a| Others in the fine cast are Alec | {through the picture. xture. il A concrete sidewalk on the north side |B. Francis, Alan Roscoe, Robert The entertaining program is Sugar Mixture | morning, singing Handel's ‘<Lar of Fourth Street between Gold|Ellis juard, The exciting completed with a news reel and| Eighteen whole cloves; one cup|and “He Shall Feed His Flo nd Harris Streets g:l‘: :n?lw‘:rlim(l‘q;'dfioward Higgin. { selected short subjects. dark brown sugar; one cup apnced”“"\“I lhe] L’:"e‘"“““n l‘:“g"ell‘ Graser Purchase Deferred Selected short subjects are in- o Bk 3 usica. ves” wi the theme Maurice Chevalier Tomorrow peach J‘“L‘(‘" 5 ‘th‘ R R The matter of purchasing ajcluded in the program. Maurice Chevalier, inimitable| Stick cloves in ham, spread with| - 8 y rader by the city was deferred French star who laughs and sings|Sugar and add juice. Bake 20 min-|the minister, the Rev. John Iga( prices on additional equipment through light hearted pic.|Utes in hot oven. Cover with lid Glasse, who will conclude his mes- fu“ st R e R e s at the Capitol Theatrs |and bake 15 minutes. Serve ham R 108 ol Soine. ou; mm'n‘xeqlmol for the machine, in “Love Me Tonight,”|hot or cold. Wehien jaibe sed mith Whis| "o, o ract ar kalsomiing. the |a Rouben Mamoulian production| If spiced peach juice is not avail- uar oieseage. |interior of the City Hal was| DEAN telling a gay story of a romance|@able, use water to which two A most_cordial invitation is ex- {awarded to Donald Foster on a| Dean C. E. Rice, of Holy Trinity | between a girl from an aristocratic | tablespoons of vinegar have been|tended the public to attend this| ' " "o s 114 work was begun |Cathedral, is in Skagway and there {family and a plain every day tail-|added. Any fruit juice will give a|WOrship service, to enjoy the help| o\ 0" o o0 “ |will be no Sunday services in Ju- [t ;. delicious flavor to the ham. of Miss Reep's special ministry YOTETal 1 5 A discussioin on the extension|heau and ‘none in Douglas, al- E , as in- Jeanette McDonald, who has Chocetate Cake B g, B e e e "™ | service -of the Public Library gs-(though the Sunday school meet, a3 played opposite Chevalier in pre-| One-half cup butter; one and . o = sulted in the decision to charge &|usual. Hundreds of girls 3 vious pictures, is his feminine lead | one-half cups sugar; three ezg ] INFOR W 18 WANTED fee of $1 for residents of Gasti-| Bk TR chased him! ¢ !again in “Love M= Tonight.” Char- one cup milk; one teaspoon vani Information as to the where- nean Channel living in communi- Ol1d papers at The Empire. lie Ruggles, Charles Butterworth|one-quarter teaspoon salt; two and |abouts of Gilbert McBroome, 72|ties outside of Juneau for the|® i and Myrna Loy head the support- | one-half cups flour; three tea-|years old, js wa ) E privilege of borrowing books from || ,]uneall Ice Cream | ing cast. !spoons baking powder. Mrs. John Wallace, 1219 Broad' he library with the exception ofy - featuring L —_— e —— | Cream butter and sugar. Add |Burlingame, Cal, who has writtes |those whose business is in Juneau | | I lr]nrs | : CHARLEs Thercs someining in the adver-rest of ingredients, beat two min- |to Chief of Police C. J. .Davis \or who are Juneau tax payers.| | Exclusive Dealers HORLUCK'S | K tisements today to interest you.|utes. Pour into two layer cake pans| McBroom is a miner and is sup-|There will be no books loaned to| | DANISH ICE CREAM BICKFORD ' -He Was Haughty, Slle Vlas Read them. ilined with waxed papers. Bake 20 |posed to be living in Alaska. those not living on Gastineau'e. Haughty—But They, Fell In Love! gIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!|||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIllllll""lmllllll|IIIIIIIIIIIIII!HIIIIIIIIIII|lIlIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII., : %:"m'.::;: You'll adore the gregter-than< Directed by ever Chevalier as the French e ANOTH ER Dozens of them tailor who set the style inTovel| S i .A Puramo.unf Picture : ’ i BUTTERWORTH and MYRNA LOY 2 A ROUBEN MAMOULIAN # ° ° PROBUCTION ™ . : This Afternoon Until 6:00 P. M. and All Day Tomorrow And Selected szudent reférence y be loaned to local residents. ——————i—— But only @ beauti-, | f ful princess cop: ATTEND THE MATINEE SUNDAY—2 P. M. MATINEE PRICES Adults 25¢ Children 10c LAST TIME TONIGHT “Madame Racketeer” If you like MARIE DRESSLER'you'll love ALLISON SKIPWORTH in this hilarious comedy drama. ey THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO FLY OVER ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, AIR W8 P NEW WOMEN'S f&‘é‘é&‘:‘é’::&‘?fl‘i;‘fio“? VIEWS IN THE WORLD AT AN EXTREMELY LOW RATE! SHOP TO OPEN | voun vussmmms sves s = FROM THE AIR! be examined EVERY YEAR, by a/= T 3 s i . HERF_ SH[]RTLY% o s ool — _ - = Gastineau Channel | Juneau Drug o e s = : ‘ Mendenhall Glacier Co. 1 Mount Juneau, Mount Roberts and miles 0. M W fred Jones te Be 'Eye strain causes many senou:, IS. mnt ) reflex, physical conditions. DR. 3 2 "hé o . s s Associated with Mrs. (W, EDMUNDS, sopuar Seaite of the surrountding country.. .. _ O Drivg Sioe Jessie Stevens | graduate of two prominent eye col- o leges IS NOW here at the GAS-| A new womer's teady-io-weas | INERR U B Mt = LET NOTHING STOP YOU from enjoying this thrill- shop, the Jones-Stevens Shop, Will{/\ry ‘wiyy, TEST YOUR EYES 2= : e gt g i : ing experiénce. You'll think about it for many a day! ‘ Alr Excursion F llg[\ts 40 MILE TRIPS | Pay Only for the 0 Seaplane $ , 50 | o P and get a bottle of BARANOF! & | FREE IIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII[IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII T IIIII_I]IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I open in the near future on Sewar Street, according to an announce- DAYTIME OR EVE]NINGS T{;fi' ment ‘made today by Mrs. Winni- scientifically fitted glasses. e fred ‘Jones, who will be asscciated | amount of money you will spend| in the new store with Mrs. Jessie|With DR. EDMUNDS to mndmu-w Stevens. imum physical comfort and eye Work' on remodeling the store efficiency is the finest investmept space, formerly occupied by Ander-) you can possibly make. In his 80 son’s Music Store, néar the B. M.' i years practice, he, has won the Behrends Departmant Store, is Pralse and_endorsement of prom= being rushed to completion, and as inent physicians. Practicing in Se- soon as it is finished the shop will| 8ttle for 28 years.. Dr. Ethel Ed- open lmunds, his wife, conducts the| i N s Dusiness while DR. J. W. ED-| o e e et | MUNDS, s making his SEVENTH| women's misses and Childr g,g:g’“*o I?L‘Ahi“gmv;% A ieady, fo_wear” Mii JOnEs .8 MUNfis oversees his mining in-| today. “Our New York::y&:g c::; : o oS Blia Alba ::c'a‘g:sno&\lvafm ing th: ln:‘e’sz stylgs] Many hundreds of Alaskan Pauetflkis and finest materials which we hope | :l:;’fm;’e::r::flg El:il::f:is bcyrossf will meet. with the approval of ourl fis 3 Gastingay Chan-{ ¢4 eves straightened without op- e Jlmea.u i ,eraucn . . . also difficult muscular | ne!)\lx{;1 ex.;gfles g AR 4th.See o 7 Chscs Gesirad. CONSULTATION tail réady-w wear business in Algl_;‘ggfé ECAI'IRA&GESDRRE?’BO;;ABE%?. ka, almost constantly since i In Juneau she had the Fashion! xgggs ROOM gl;EG&B'HNE.z:JL Shop for some time, and for the IEI.BPH last five years has been ruxdenv Dnily Emj Wans Ads Fay manager of Gordon’s. W' e, LOCAL BERRIES ON MARKET i I Local strawberries from the Cali- t fornia Grocery's Fairhaven Ranch.] ? BEAUTY Pete Poppas, gardener, made their] | Second Floor, Triangle appearance on the local mm‘kel | PHONE 221 Make up vour own parties of five or six and come to the hangar or phone reservations to Wi AUB.HAYES at 28 or 10 NEW' 13 P