The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 30, 1933, Page 2

which is being developed by thei company ln that vicinity. BF[ b s S, lt(lther, sucde and nO\'elt\' braids, all colors . ...35c, 50c,7$1.00 A COMPLETE LINE of beautiful HA\'DKFRCHIEFS — Pure linen, lace trimmed, lmnd embroldered combmatloh colors. W ! For the Baby! Rattles, Soft Playtoys, Dresses, Buntings, Sweaters, Legging Sets, Bonnets, Bathrobes, Carriage Covers, Bootee Sets, Baby Books, Record Books---in fact everything or anyfliidg that your baby may need can be found here! e sl s o Fo THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, 1933. S AT i 4 = 3 TR s o e B R TR = 111 IIIIIIIIllI||IIIIIIIII||||||||l|l|||lllllllllINIIIIIIIIIH||I|llmllll|lllllllll!IlIllmml|IflflllllllllIIlllHIIIIIl|III|||IIIII||IlflmllfllIIIIIIIMIHHIIIHMIIIHMIIII oy e, M e ANOTHER conE 1. 8. DEPARTMENT OP mmmmh WEATHER BUREA ‘. | Church of the Nativity [ By the U, 8. Weather Bureau) / g Rt BY Ru I I Basy, T onienstetty ot ’ =| sunday, October 1.—Sevententh d! e s = |sunday after Pentecost, Feast of | Agreement with Iron and mime Barometer Temp. Humiaity Wind Velocliy Weather £ sumt Terese of the Child Jesus,| ool Companies Is lz bom. yeaty... B g 61 8 2 gl:zl . == Patroness of Alaska, close of the a.m, ay. i 45 89 SR T R W T E\\’avena Fmally Reached Noon today . 45 8 SE 18 Rain L I —\DILS’ cO ~\TS tur mmmed and untnmmed moflels $i3 50 to %2 50 ge a0 hm—m Mlle foe ] $bH BaME N ¥, ot % __ cABLE AND #ADIO REFORTS i Nt = | structi —] t, T s { k, 750 to $22.50 = 0% smtoy Muss sna sor ok o s o e o | 7% g B I“‘)\DIES DRLSSP‘S W ()()l gll Satln and Sheei's e .$ to = mon. covering the hours and wages in Highest 4pm. | Lowest4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. =| p";l:l;:‘““:yn’“d Be;‘e‘“‘:' "l‘e go;:lesoge b“‘]‘m‘;‘“ op";:isl Statlon hmn wmn | mnn temp. velocity 24hrs. We;uu: T | tion f tl os! lessed Saera- ™m ennsy] o 3 o 07 \l“ “ \”I I I\I‘ R\ ffih’@ fxlbl'lCS vel\ CtS N R < $3 25 tO $6 25 E .‘mzlomnssmn (g;Lhe g:}ses i .‘;, byem and steel wmp.n::d '32::‘” 32 :; 1: Tr:ce gldv; — — P = | DAYS OF SPECJAL DEVOTIO The announcéinent _was ® Bethel 130 s 6 0 Clear ,,,,, £ | Monday, October 2, Feast of the|by Stephen T. Early, Secretdry 0 m vukon . 2 % ‘ 0 ‘Clear qaop v / 4o = [Holy Guar ho_explained i HA}I}B ~\G§ in all the new styles and popular colors ....$250 I B oo 1 omow ‘ = Holy Rosary. understanding by the Presidént the 1 2% . 26 0 12 Clear | *\\ %Sq()RT\“‘ \] ()f beautiful new SILK SCARF S fgtecs $i OD BDmyA_ng J";J'i’éenfifafi 7&;;;1 warfisleax':i L::rti;g‘ 01;0;:! .:rih:; gfg;aul ] 332 30 4 A;;; ;ldy 1 e eohc b - {Duteh Harbor . 36 ¥ ear H s and Holy Masses at 6:00 and 7:45. | prevailing under the coal code in g g 36 38 0 08 Pt. C"_iy i W ()\H:\ S SI\IRT S, blue green, navy, red and Winle sii:iii s $2.95 S o mas | e, diet n whien s'whh m:": Gordov @ & s om mn TR — 4 The agreement was brought here |gipe, : 4 — o m PLOdy i “ O\'“L\,S (,()Tl ON BI OUSES Whlte and nov Clty prints. $1 75 each = ki s by " Reyie N W geiz:hsk;n o | g s i i{.ggz i — = VERNON GYES, Pastor g ! 4 : «d 'S = 1:00 pm—Sabbath School Edmonton ..... | %8 42 10 68 PLCdy i WOMEN'S SIL K ~\\D SATIN BI OLSES pastel shades...$3.75 each = i s serviees : Seattle ... © 4% 4 o Cear t = X tland ... % 46 6 02 cldy = \\ O\lE\ ~\\D CHI[ DREN’S SL EDE JACKETS manv colors.$4.95 E ..cmom e [New = i E‘ b s, iy 5 g LAZO Although the barometer is rxs_:x;lg_':lask;riss ns;;ltlh ‘gxl’dz)o:(h;m‘:t- = T N 1 f 1 re area with its cen . N E “ O\”L\,S ”\I L \\ 0014 SWEATERS dnd Twm Sweaters moderatcly EAM'N'S:E,':!S;AQS%'%(?QMS G X ;..i‘lge}?ccemom:deg:cep;:fiu has been general over the southern half of = E the Territory during the last twenty-four hours. Little change in = prued E| Tne Ministerial Association of LIQUID NAIL temperatiire has taken place over Alaska. o ok e g 1 - > =53 : e E Juneau and Douglas will hold its o8 E A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Knitted Worsted Gloves; Mittens g(;‘;i:i“'m‘m‘,*,“%h;‘;fi“g ol POLISH , s - 10 o'clock Monday morning, Octo- | S WOMENS HOUSI‘ DRESSES fast color, sizes to 52 b 2 e A P = Secretary. our chioice of six = T [ £ AI”I i 0OL FLANNEL BATH ROB{SS for men, women and children Sinli L PRt hiighly desiedble £ WOOL CREPE, 56 in. wrde colors brown, green, rust, wine, navy and RETURNS ON PLANE | TINTS = black, yard . e sa e he e et e ie e ie emesaa....51.85 & TO CHICHRGOF MINE'! 95¢ Ak £ KEARSL L\ COATI\G 56 in. w1dc brown and black , ....$2.50 VAR BB mr of con Gtchaase Shion.| , | = “"hf’ smppgd i'n Juneau for several ! = KNITTED HEADWE AR Toques and T ams, navy, red, white, brown dm gnas s Bl i , g = s ey S N e :sea_plane Baranof yesterday for Ju'leal'/ = C()STU\IE JEWELRY, the new satin finish .......50c and $1.00 each | %%, . vas soutn tor sev-| Drue Co ; = s e Y - eral weeks on business connected | g P ! = CoL L:\R 'AND CUFF SETS in the new neck liries. . . ..$1.00 and $1.50 min R ik G e | o DU il i E a day to look at the property . G-E Value at Low Cost. . G-E Value with Economy. . G-E Value in “Free” Washiig — No Tangling — No bunching of clothes. G-E Value in the Super-Spin basket — clothes dry quickly. . G-E Value im sturdy constructioi. |||l|!fl|lllllllllIIII!IIIIIMIIIIIIIIl|llIIIIIIIImlllllIIIIIIIIII[HIHIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIHIMIIIII!I][HII HUNTERS A ti - B M Behl‘ends Cbt; Ch—— Alaska Electric Light J Juneau’s Leading Department Smre S N The Gtwboat “ACE” and Power Co. 0 I MABHNBIIOIR | 5oy AL WEATHERS, IS AVAILABLE PR e e L 10:30 asm—adorning servies. Sub-|1 FOR CHARTER TO HUNTING PARTIES . . ject, “The New Covenant.” This service is the regular Communion Ssrvim of the Church. ' GENERAL@ELECTRIC Home Laundry Equipment TR TR gmmnnummm acnool boglna studies in Ilu life . | of Paul. Topio. “Saul in Tlrm’ 2:30 ' | Mission. 7:30 p.m—Evening service. “Com- munion Auu—zmm ‘Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. — Midweek Prayer Service. A cordial invitation is given to attend these services and worship with us. Notices for this church column ments. ik ooy Anywhere—Anytime FOR INFORMATION: Phone 4623—Frank Olseni IT'S. NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN must be received by The Empire 10:00 a.m—Morning Worship. For| . R £ Pigyaler i HE r K N f C IJNT not later than 10 o'clock Saturday details see advertising elsewhere| "™ gopy wrinity Cathegral ‘]‘ 7 llbfl'?:' o | CHURCH C C I G' A CO morning to guarantee change of in this paper. RSB i o T T L LRIEERE RS s « g . o Mon touics, el s THE VI, M g & Rt o ‘ Franklin at Fourth SEASON! —_— -y .;. ] .o | Scientist || *Public meetings: 13:08 5nHol: Domrmnia Mildred Stapsiton, Director T ESE are opportune times to ’ . 2| Sundayadish mi Py TRC AR, make use of ready cash : : to take ! Sunday services will be held at, Sunday School—3:30 p.m. 11 am. in the First Church of Al Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifth | g Evening service, at mllxln and,. 8., fine The Ladies' Guild meets on_ Fri- fellowship .throughout the school. day afternoon at the residence of We have. also lnaugurated a self- Carol Beery Davis, Organist “Where Welcome and advantage of the many “buyers’-mar. ket” values! . and Main Streets. The subject will| | Bethel Pemtecostal Assembly Y Mrs. Daniel Ross, overnment plan for this year to z be, “Unreality: | e A 'aevexon » senge of responsibinity } Worship Meet” ffififi:fifi mba.hq(c:‘bv::llr nk'pmvimdtt Sunday School at 12:5 pm. | CHARLES C. PERSONEUS, |3 e ‘h’ W5 ladie you ta s Wednesday, 8:00 pm. — Testi-| pmfr, i Mew W"‘ %e “OH GOD, WHY?" “Why did you permit the early Christians ready cash without delty when ready . 1o be martyred; why arc there so many crippled and blind, and cashis needed; it will make each trans- ! J‘r” am,, — Morning worship. monial meeting Sunday services: Sl e 5 1 J———-‘— < h. suffering and ?” Minister Christian Science Reading Room| 11:00 a.m.—Worship worship. Tourtl: and Seward Sieets Pl!wu sermon subject, “Life, Tib s0 muc g sorrow in the world today?” Our action safer and more convenient; ang jn church building. This room js| 12:00 noon—Bible School. ., 2 ,..|ecty, and the Pursuit of Happi-|| will deal with, these questions in the eleven oiclock Worship it will help maintain youcredk. open to the public Wednesday Rally Day will be observed, K by service this Sunday morning; and the special music in the 3 sampe service will be as follows: The choir anthem, “He Shall Defend Thee” (Harris); solo by Max Scriber, “He Knows the Way” (Briggs); eharal proyer, “The Soul's Desire.” The organ offertory will be, “Why?" (Schumann); and the postiude, “Jubi- late Day,” (Sflver) 10:50 ;.m(-m Moments. “Mountain Idyl” (Schminke); and “A Tear” ( ). A ten-minute period for quiet medita-~ afternoons from 2:30 to 4. {the Sunday School with a speclal The public is cordially invited to! ram of musical selections and attend these services and visit the recitations. A special invitation is reading room. |extended to the parents and joy e |friends. Everybody invited, - Its triumphs ab His M 3| 7:30 pm—Evening seivice. 12:00 noop--Family xmmmwhh. Northern Light Presbyterian Tuesday and Fridays, 7:30 p.m.— 'ma:,,: This is, promotion [ poned a week becguse of u:u't Church .. | Avangelistic Services. time for the pupils. Announcement|ihat were not fereseen when ‘” 'Come in—open your account ay. We have your Chect ready. & tion, W}]fle efll@m hle restful strains of the organ. Franklin at Fourth Everyone cordially invited to allios those who have not missed at- |serviee. Was first planned. REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister | these services. tending one Sunday during the | chair, are very nnd 00 an.—Sunday School, with classes for all ages, depart- r t at ona The Lord’s Supper the first Sun- year. Special singing and plnw- you. will enjoy hearing them menuliud 50 as to make for interest and helpfulness. There is /] -mxwmwznmnmnunnmdxnvutmnrm&y devoting the hour ot it. Vrhcd:mh-edlm‘mhnt menueedmchurch.— meets us Sunday in this “Church Where Your Weldome Lasts!” tay of each month. mime by the pupils. (. - s et wp:—w“warm P on am.—Sunday School. DAVID WAGGONER, Minister (every Methodist home in the c‘lY son. Come and hear i 50 to 11:00 am—Organ Mo-| Sunday services: this week to invite all the mem-| Thursday, e