The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1934, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1934. —-————:g?-— - e Bmldmg trio was high man, wgm! rmlr‘tl |the three game total of 513 and a single game high for the even- I | I JUNEAU AHEAD | oo inr's Barragar, Sr 171 ‘.) ‘)48 |ing_of 197. AT END FleT Lm 201 168 fllsfiau TRIU nEFEATs One match will be played at alf 192 212 193—597 | 1 Brunswick tonight by City Slo\\an 221 159 176—556 | teams, between George HALF GUNTEST Radde 194 203 233—630 | B RU NSWIGKS rs and Legion of the Moose - . Individual scores made last ev- the » ening were: 979 5| o g Tribe ki R s | "rcm Anchorage rolled the~ fol- miso A Local Elks Retain Lead in'iowing “individual totals Monday- Close Bowlmg Match Is Gom 108,180 TRl b Bowling Tournament |Larsen.” s03. e Total scores rolled by First Federal Building | X ; In a close bowling match with|p, Schmitz 169 147 197— 513 wna. | the Brunswick team, the Federal | Benson 134 190 182— 506 : | Building three of the City League, | gteve 136 173 140— 449 ® " | were victorious at the Brunswick —_— e —— — alleys last night when they roll- Totals 1468 2 “ul a total of 1468 to their oppo- —_—————— nents' 1459. Daily Empire “ant Ads Pay! | B. Schmitz, of the Federal| Daily kmpire Want Ads Pay! ¢ n flllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIlllIllIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIflIiil“IIIIIIIIIlIllflmfl"llllllIIIIII|l|||||l|l||||||||||I||IIIIIIII|IIIIIIIII_3_ GRAPE JUICE FULL BOXES—Only a Few Left We Sell Quality Goods Only o Three-City |Xenneds, 32 stevenson, 551 Played Last Night by | Brown 172 167 150— 498 Teleg ;\phl(: ree-CIty 7o nkle, 563: MacDonald, 619: | City Leaguers { s TGN GRAAPE JUICE JAP ORANGES score of 125(‘4 Ketchikan was in wmml plac at the end of the r played last week, Wit lead to retain second position al s the end of the second match though Anchorage had gained; C A T S U P S U A and in the third match, on Sa S H : urday, they reversed Ketchikan Elks droppl position. Anchorage its lead in both Sunday's and Monday's matches. Sunday Maiches Results of the matches played in each of the three cities on Sunday afternoon totaled, Juneau 2832; Anchorage 2620 and Ket chikan 1558. Individual scores made by Ju- neau Elks in the pin match Sun- EGGS—Large Ranch, PANCAKE FLOUR-- VANILLA and LEMON EXTRACT— pint bottles 75G 15¢ Bottle | 4¢ Pound | . Red and White SQUASH : T — 5 day were: B e T e e B e 17 215 10200 DASH—S5-pound del\dgL Comentr ited 45 sow e e 2 \WASHING POWDER . £ C Totals 908 052 972 2632 Anchorage Elks had the follow- George Brothers Donald, 400; Larsen, 507. Totals rolled by the Ketchikan s e Toomgaon, o6 Dan: 174 FIVE FAST DELIVERIES DAILY ml;: lei)nc Speer, 509; Thibodeau = - i A O R ORORONET 4 «) . SALE OF . | FINE FOOTWEAR! " | o | @ Our entire stock of men’s, women’s, childhen’s high grade shoes drastically reduced forthis GREAT JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE < 8 | i T - ,;3 Men Like to Say They Wear Them ) Men Like to Say They Wear Them Men Like to Say They Wear Them { B During this CLEARANCE SALE . . . WE ARE REDUCING this famous Nettleton . . . in both § high and low shoes to a price of .. .. .. .. . . o “ 5 ; > SCHOOL SHOES WOMEN:S SHOES A WOMEN’S SHOES WOMEN’S SHOES e o Women’s | | SHOES \ 5 Buster Brown Shoes e Brownbilt Sh | - ” s ‘ ownobUt dhoesy s . | i Buster Brown Shoes Brownbilt Shoes - $5.45 .Fren Shoes $2.45 $4.45 : | $3.45 R ks 1 ts Fancy novelty colored Pumps, Ties, $6.45 . : S . venty styles in jon’s latest crea- 1 Odds and Ends of Novelty Shoes Oxfords, Pumps, Straps, Ties tions in footwear including suede, kid, | Slra})EorPr];':: l:fluih o:; :on d$85515)pers Custom-Made Shoes. Seven styles in Values up to $6.00 | Mother’s chance to buy girls’ shoes at|patent, satin in both high and low| suede, satin, velvet, patent and kid a real saving. All sizes. All colors. heels. A real value at this price. January Clearance combinations. < Price $5.45 Price $6.45 | | | | \ i Clearance Price $2.45 s Price $3.45 Price $4.45 .. The Leader Department Store ) SEE OUR WINDOWS :