The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1933, Page 2

i 2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1933. ——w"ww TW0 MAROONED House- Hold Values! 25¢ Water Buckets Pie Mixers Strainers Sink Strainers Angel Cake Tins Rolling Pins Frying Pans Wash Boards Vegetable Chopper Potato Masher Juice Extractors Egg Beaters Dish Drainers Syrup Pitchers Measuring Cups Rubber Mats Scrub Brushes 50¢ Flour Sifters Frying Pans Wash Boards Juice Extractors Coal Shovels Dust Pans Dish Pans Wooden Bowls Mayonnaise Mixers Kitchen Sets Hammers $1.00 Water Pails Coffee Pots Tea Kettles Stew Kettles Tea Pots Bean Pots Cookie Jars Thermos Bottles Pots Frying Pans Roasters Juice Extractors Hatchets Saws Coffee Savers Cookie Presses Food Choppers Nested Bowls Dish Pans Wooden Bowls Bread Boxes Cake Covers Trays Tumblers—dozen Dish Pans Vases Stone Crocks Tubs | Mirrors || $1.50 | Family Scales Alarm Clocks Electric Irons i Clothes Baskets Preserving Kettles BEHRENDS CO., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department Store e slushy water to get up in, and in case of failure had the prospect of being swept into a high gravel | out-bank where the river falls off | over a steep riffle. McLean says 4 PERSUNS sTlLL he hit a cake of ice just as he AT TEL GREEK ntered the riffle, and bounced of. | weather permits, — evo—— into the air. They arrived in Wrangell a few minutes Iater. | He will try again as soon as the Pilot McLean, of jun_eau, SAM THE TAYLOR MOVES Unable to Reach Smith SHOP TO NEW LOCATION and Miss Joyce (Continued from Page One) move his business location to s, SN Teoacyar { rooms on Front Street formerly to g ¢ and Miss Laura Rob- occupied by the Olympic Pool bins, whose brother operates thej Room and expects to have the , Taku Trading Com . Telegraph Creek, has heen uvmg‘mg Via get in. | It is the intention of Sam, the One Pilot Fails | Tailor, to increase his stock of | Last week Pilot McConnacrie, of men’s furnishings, as well as dress | Anyox, B. C., made the trip from| and work shoes. He will carry Wrangell with an Eastman flying the same high grades of merchan- boat to take the ballot boxes for;dise as in the past. ! the Provincial election, He refused | ST T to risk taking Miss Robbins in,| BARBER SHOP OP) however, and dropped the ballot . = ‘Bu HO! 4 EN | boxes, some medicine and a get' il ber Shop will re- of false teeth from the plane with| main open Saturday, Nov. 1lth, | ARMISTICE DAY, until 1 o'clock ) parachutes. Onme ballot box was p. m. | smashed but the false teeth land-‘ ed intact and made a sourdough| miner glad. | — - SHOP IN JUNEAU ON FRONT ST. THIS WEEK | Sam Shabaldak, the Tailor, will| pany’s store at shop arranged by Monday morn- | —adv. 'NO-HOST DINNER FOR| AMERICAN LEGION AUX. OFFICERS GIVEN HERE Mrs. Naima Saari, of Cordova, | American Legion Auxiliary Depart- | ment President for Alaska, and Mrs. T. C. Thisted, Past Unit Pres- ident of the Cordova American Legion Auxiliary, who are on the Yukon southbound, were met at the dock fhen the steamer arrived in port last evening, by a delega- tion from the local unit of the Auxiliary and conducted to the Coffee Shoppe where a no-host dinner was given in their honor | by the local unit. Twenty members of the Juneau Auxiliary attended the dinner and enjoyed the short talks given by Mrs. Saari and Mrs. Thisted. Mrs. Saari will attend the meet- ing of Auxiliary Department Pres- idents and Secrefaries to be held in Indlanapolis the 1jpter part of this month and expects to return to the north on the Alaska sail- ing from Seattle December 16th | while Mrs. Thisted and her child are on their way to Seattle to spend the winter months. - HOLD YOUR TICKETS Please hold your Catholic Bazaar |Hope Chest tickets until Saturday, {November 25. —adv. Pilot McLean, flying a Lockheed, | arrived here Wednesday from Ju-| neau enroute to Telegraph Creek| to pick up Smith and Miss Joyce. On his way from Juneau he was) forced down in Frederick Sound and compelled to anchor and cnmp[ aboard the ship all night. Hel reached Wrfangell with a leaky pontoon but this was soon pafched and he hopped for Telegraph about 1 o'clock Wednesday, ac- companied by Capt. Strong and Phil Bishop. Have Great Thrill The two passengerS report the thrill of their lives. McLean says it was” a downright «tough trip—. the most hazardous he ever made. | An extreme low ceiling compelled ' him to fly close to the water, hopping ‘a5 best he could over log | nm: and snap-piles. Near the vine River, about 75 miles| kissed a mountain and Official Government the Lockhe:: through | World War Pictures of 8 a mancuver made famow by a| Great Nations compiled \ German war pilot ~med| by A. L. Rule. loop, flop « er SCENES actually taken on the Battle- If going the other| fields whilo the Eattle Was FAGIOg .. o i Tense soldiers going over the top . . . er's parlance, a “split- | to-band struggies In the trenches Forced Down ek 3 The fog and mist at length - forced them down in the riffle be- low Jack Fowler's place alongside A Blast From Helll The Picture They Didn’t Dare Let You See Until'Now! COLISEUM Great Glacier, where they camped for the night. At ten o'clock that| f=s===rr=" g Seresesssessd night, they found the ship's tail| under water, pressed down by the heavy fall of snow. Due to an ice-jam above Fow- | CASH AN ler's, McLean was forced to take Corner Secont off with the current and wind Free Delivery He had twelve hundred feet of! MUSIC! BEER! FUN! AR J unéau Cash Grocery Road SPECIAL ARMISTICE DAY FEATURES! SANDWICHES! NO COVER CHARGES Dadily Cross-word Puzzle J. 8. DEPARTMENT Dl‘ AGRICULTURE, wu'lm BUREAU ' The W eather ACROSS Solution ot Yesterday's Puzzle 5. Anyonax‘uu or 1. Biblical tower AP R By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) % 5. Gave food to 6 Silkworm . Bu n i 8 B il % Pattern 5 LOCAL DATA . Capital of Italy lg. rslagxlge n]'le:ul orecast for Juneam and vicinity. beginning at 4 pm., Nov. 10: Anger . Dletes Rain tonight and Saturday; moderate southeasterly winds. N or layers 15, Ribbed fabrics 1;, ’II“NB chosen J Time : Barometer Temp. Humlity Wind Velocity Weather 16. Title of respect B o e T |4 pm. yestly 20.70 38 8 ° NW 12 Cldy 17. Half: prefix w l-orm‘of salu- 4 am. today 29.89 37 95 K 5 Cldy 18. lm;xocm:armllvg P sfl?le?::m Noon today . 29.56 38 95 s 10 Rain ra 20, osith CABLE 2 2. o S pak AND RADIO REPORTS s 29. Fatherty. W 25 “:A ed. e 3L Mysial per. Y | TODAY 2 ss o ce i Decehos: oo parson Highest 4pm. | Lowest4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. orous #2 ooainsliete Statlon temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather 23, Went first paralysis B 2 & 1 emp. temp. % 89, Parent 3. Type measure |Barrow 0 <12 -4 -14 10 0 Clear 30, b 35, Adult boy Nome . 28 28 | 10 10 4 0 Clear 36. Poem 3. ; 5. Veliicle for 8. Social ; Bethel 24 16 8 8 10 0 Clear G 7 athel £ P % ; 42 snow travel 3f A(?er\\'nl;dn‘ vFDrL Yukon 4 12 =22 -10 6 0 Clear 34, Symbol for 43. 'Iu;wmmvus 1 DOWN :; S'lu;Ilng Tanana 8 8 | 0 0 4 0 Clear s disord, nity 2 5 Mountered 45, Galf mound 46. Chur?ncler py {Eizbanks g 0 |l 4 4 0 Clear :: l;'ren’h s'udm»njy g Tl:"r;_‘c;a Eagle 10 6 | =16 =13 4 0 Clear 5 sical soun, 5 : 3. Topas hum- clectric Cabin st. Paul 0 40 5- U850 1 1118 cldy 8 ming bird furr(‘nl ) :} (F?ro}v old Dutch Harbor 42 42 38 40 32 24 Rain 39, Won ;w;m 52. Othello'a false 4. Briet interva ead con- Kodiak 38 38 4 3 ° o Pt.Cldy Cordova 34 34 30 32 4 0 Cldy / Juneaun 438 438 34 3 5 62 Cldy .-- Sitka e By L4 1a Rain Ketchikan 50 48 | 48 48 4 1.54 Rain II/”II/IIII“MW‘”“ PEdi o /, Edmonton 42 38 36 38 4 04 Rain Seattle 48 48 46 46 4 Trace l . Cldy Portland 50 50 40 42 4 0 Fogay San Francisco 2 68 52 54 ¢ 0 Clear / e III%III | am ..'/// 55 RN D CARRY d and Seward Phone 58 At o o’use LUNCHES! FUN! . Old Papers for Sale at Empire Office SEE THEM in Nick Bavard’s Window! LARGE TURKEYS Hear Them Gobble! The Nugget Shop has bought the biggest which weighs more than twenty pounds. The Nugget Shop will throw the largest turkey of this collection from the top of the Nugget Shop “TBuilding at two o’clock P. M. Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. The turkey will be thrown forward but he has two good wings and may fly up the street or down the street. The one who catches him first by the neck has a FREE THANKS- GIVING DINNER, as a compliment of The Nugget Shop. Remember—Two o'clock in the afternoon, Wednes- day, the day before Thanksgiving. The Nugoet The barometric pressure is moderately low in Southern and Western Alaska, falling in these districts and lowest in the eastern Aleutian Islands, with rain in southern Bering Sea and Southeast Alaska. The pressure is moderately high in Northern Alaska, West- ern Canada and the Pacific States with clear and colder weather over the Interior and the Bering Sea coast. PACIFIC COAST Coal Cruchles ALICE T0 HER YOoU suouLD VERY HAPPY BE — No Mm’#en_ ‘How | T HER DAD BURNS OUR. GOOD COAL! PACIFIC COAST COAL (o, &) 42 ‘YNEAU (] ALASKA WHITE LINE CABS 25 cents in City Telephone 444 White Line Cab and Ambulance Co. THE TREND is toward “ELECTROL”-of course! Harri Machine Shop Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal CRAZ Y CRYSTALS Butler Mauro Drug Co. ALASKA MEAT CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING Meadowbrook Butter Austin Fresh Tamales PHONE 39 Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 CRAZY CRYSTALS Butler Mauro Drug Co. P. S.—Let your gift be Alaskan. A deposit will reserve it. We pack for mailing. THE NUGGET SHQP,, THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN H(YI'EI"S : The Gastineau ur Servics o You Degn g Bad ot e