The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 25, 1933, Page 8

4 ' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1933. - Waikiki Comes to Chicago BUILD HOUSES MINING GOLD ‘ WITH LUMBER WITH PLOWS SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. 25. —| CARSON CITY, Nev., Aug. 25— Homes constructed of wood, until|Development of new methods of recently a novelty here, are be-| “washing gold” without water has coming more common, under a|made it possible to work dry areas campaign instituted by Fernando|of Nevada and has brought the [ Garcia Oldini, Minister of Labor.|farm plow into use as a mining Most homes of the working class- | tool. Gravel beds are plowed and es are of adobe, with packed|then run through the dry washers. TRIAL TERM OF !S’E““”ss.ff‘f%’zi':%;wF"smfiaf#é"na%m ECW WORK HERE COURT TO OPEN e . ATACKOF AT JTHORIZED TD Jerry Cashen suffered a heart attack yesterday evening at the | From' the Western banks—Daily | baseball game, and was rushed o | with h 28,000 pounds, selling for|the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles | | ! i and 6 cents a pound. Godkin, where he and Mrs. Cashen | | Judge Alcxan der An- From the local banks— Dawn have been visiting for the past few President Extends Alaska 9 B Tes ith 5000 pounds, s for 77% |days. Mrs. Godkin is a daughter| . . . v nounces ans Ior lerm | .., g cents; Restitution with 15,- of the Cashens, who live in Doug- Actmty Through Wm- — Tax Case Heard 000 pounds, ‘selling for 8% and 6|las. Word was sent to Lawrence ter - Blory Savl S cents a pound; Merit with 6,000 Cashen, a son, at Sitka, and ac- 4 y Yy I % Rt i . th for a floor. There are few p s, Angeles with 14,000 pounds | cording to Mrs. Godkin, he may| : £ by i n-) both selling for nd 6 cents|come to Juneau by plane this| A]A:;l;o:”g;:«rcrg:\trlvnueC;:géu" ;h‘ lfhxmneys B8 sioke. callses ey 1 . a pound; Velero with 3,000 pounds | afternoon, : pergency. Conséfvatlon eve trouble. Extra! This Tenant n with 35000 pounds, both| Mr. Cashen was i & much im-|PFofram during the coming Win- | The Minister thinks frame hous- 2 3 pounds, ter has been given by President es much superior in every way. He Raises His Own Rent for 9% and 6 cents a|proved condition this morning, and| appeared to be resting easily. FRIDSOYEI v Was | g COSROR A | by Charles H. Flory, Regional Forester, United States Forest Ser- vies, under whose direction the | program is being carried out. This | is in accord with the action of | the President recently in extend- ing the same work in the States| i for a second six-months period. The present arrangements will says there has been considerable progress in the south, where Ger- NEW CASTLE, Penn., Aug. 25.— man settlements have helped to| A real estate operator says a ten= spread the idea. ant telephoned him saying: “I've ) [ Chilean lumber is finding a new [ had a 15 per cent wage increa | home market, too, though it is|due to the N. R. A, and I difficult to force the Chilean |lieve I should ‘share it with you. You worker from the tradition of years.|can increase my rent $5 a month.” ——————— - | The British Isles now have 89| The Canary Islands had 36 mov- talkle theatres, 29 in the London|ie houses at the end of 1932, and £ area and others spread over|15 were talkie equipped. Pat- " Scotland, Wales and Ireland. rons prefer Spanish films. | be continued, Mr. Flory announc- jed. The Forest Service will con- tinue to employ the labor, main- tain camps and supervise their ac- | tivities, and the War Department make payment. Projects for the winter months | are already under consideration by | the Forest Service, Mr. Flory said “There is certain to be real need by opposing counsel and| r was taken under ad- PICNIC SUPPLIES-FOR HOT WEATHER Ginger Ale, made from pure mineral water, qts. 25¢ ‘ Morrels Pride Sandwich Spread, 6 oz. can 15¢ | i BEER SODA POP SOFT DRINKS | GARNICK’S 1 PHONE 174 WE DELIVER case was filed shortly af- the Legislature adjourned by | ng Anderson, San Francisco r, through H. L. Faulk- attorney. The plaintiff Act contravene: for this kind of relief next win- ter, and we are gratified that the | President has authorized 1ts con- tinuance,” he said. { Ly e ‘PRESENT’ . . and how! It will make the “back- to-school” idea easier to take if your boys is out- fitted in one of otr ‘ smart mackinaws. The | price makes it easy for you to take, too. ‘ | | Waiolekda Vierra, Hawaiian girl visiting the world’s fair at Chicago, | “of 20 miit tFongholds. bt thinks the famous costume of her islands a bettér beach dress than that | ; D a0 Co worn by American girls, and uses it when she goes to the shore. in Ohio during the wars with the {]] Indians and British, only one bore — {}| the name of a woman—Fort Am- |anda. |0ld Papers for Sale at Emplre Offue in June, 1924 \\lu' contended, prohibits 1y nation between An izens in the Alaska fu “The Territory, represent Attorney General James S, d to the complair claring it did not comstitute grounds for action, citing a num-| ber of reasons. Both he and Mr. Faulkner presented oral arg-’i-| ments today and filed briefs S PSR cpzgep Blazers | | The Whole Town’s = [E%% T UNITED $5.45 H FOOD CO. ALL WOOL! ® PEACHES, PEARS ..... 15¢ Woolrich or Black No. 2V, can REPORTED MISSING | i 1 | Harry Hanlon, better known as The Labrador Kid, who has made his home on White River for many years, is reported to have been| missing since last October or No- vember, and it is thought he was either killed and devoured by a| grizzly bear or broke through the| ice during the recent freeze-up| and was drowned, says the Dawson | News. Two members of the R. C.| patterns . . . s M. Police are now on White River | Bear Brands _e 2, t o) Zipper or cruiser types . .. many colors and zes 4 to 18 MAY ()\\ \lSh, quart ..33c e @) @) -, W SHORTENING, 3 Ibs. ..29¢ Bulk Bl ;fA'c"K' PEPPER, 1Ib. ...23c BEANS, 4 Ibs. ..........25 All Kinds m\'Cb!lgfl—_—.“tmg el ol ‘ because they make better meals—breakfasts 6578 =T R[(_AP bro“ n, ?— ‘ MRS. E. MORRIS SOUTH | H‘m( ;'uu \\:zlml‘tu v‘l;%lklt' up 1‘45, lllllt'lw«trln\' \I\(:\R()\l, Sl o ko 23c =2 4 Ibs. i i = y . 8T inners that are the B e : 3 % Mrs. E. Morris, mother of “"\ l[AD[R DEP-I- STORE | ix‘ltflh“\pf:{‘:tll‘ “ll)L (l(ll; t;lmll(\\umn(\ in food Also SPAGHETTI e Sl e \ lA\I‘l(’A\R, g(l”()n ..... 29L R g 2a | and many women have been happy to dis- SOAP POWDER. 4 Ibs Bring Bottle / LN, Frank Boyle, is southbound on the Fum‘ S after visiting Rer son-in-law here for Louise or and months, | cover that they .can buy our finer foods withnut“incrua.\‘ing their food budgets. Sr\[.\l) ()H,: gu“()’h' b 85(: SUGAR, 10 lbs. 2.55c | SUGAR: 3ils 0 .. .o 25¢ D. (,. Cane—Limi l’(mdercd CREME ()11 s()Ap'éfor 2. | CATSUP, pints .........1lc CHEESE, pint . ... 19¢ OTATOR 7% R Meats - Fresh GEORGE BROTHERS J fllIIIIIIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIII|llII’IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIl|IIIIIIllIIilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB Saturday Special BUTTER Salad Dressing 3 | (oW 25c QL 1\[(12H9CH PEANUT B(:tc‘:ra Ibs. ..25¢ Ch' k I: , h POUND QUART—Happy Home iter, a2 : ‘ BUTTER Salad Dressing SR i 60R 191bs, ... 39 ICKens res SCOTT-TISSUE B ; Special Prices for SOAP CHIPS, 2 Ibs. ....25¢ , EGGS, fresh, 2 doz. .....49¢ SATURDAY ONLY! COFFEE, 3 Ibs. .........55c | PURE LARD, Ib. ....... 10¢ b 3 Olll}" VSI’EClAL i ST BARLEY, 4 Ibs. ........25 | CORN STARCH, 3 Ibs. .25 Bl RICE S ... ... . % ANCHOVIES, pint .....19 PEANUTS, pound ......10c Bulk Salted CATSUP . 3 ROLLS 3 BOTTLES 30 C 50c¢ SCOTT-TISSUE Reliance Brand CANADA DRY GRAPE JUICE 3 BOTTLES S2¢ zxc GINGER ALE PINT WE WILL HAVE— Welch’s Local Turnips Local Carrots Local Peas J E L L Y Local Chard . Local Kale 2 JARS—6 oz. . Local Radishes Local Beets Local Beet Greens 25 c 3 bunches for 25¢ G. WE DO OUR PART | GINGER SNAPS, Ib. ...15c DATES, 2 Ibs. ..........19 COCOA, 3 Ibs. ...... ...25¢ SUGAR. $'3bs. ..... .. % Bulk—Brown Corn Meal, 9 1bs. . . 33¢ Tea, bull. pound B Peaclws, dr Lentils, 3 lbs. v 258 Sall bhuker box .. 5¢ .,flb. .. 10e Just a few of the many specials which we are offering for this week-end are shown in this ad. It will pay you to Happy Home AND MANY OTHER ITEMS come in and do your shopping here. 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