The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 10, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA 7 AP FREE CONCERT BIVEN FRIDAY Juneau High h Schiool Girls' Glee Club and A Cap-, pella Chorus to Appear The Juneau High School Girl's Glee Club and the A Cappella chorus presents the first all voeal concert Friday night at eight o'clock in the grade school audi- torium. The concert is the result of Miss Alice G. Palmer's two years work in the Juneau schools. The A Cappella chorus is making its first appearance and will sing @ group of six and eight part ne- gro spirituals. The last number on the pro- gram, a Sixteenth Century number of Palestsinas, Gloria Patri, will be sung antiplonally and in Latin by the Girls' Glee Club. Mary VanderLeest, Patricia Har- land and Bill Lowe will sing solos. p The Girls’ Glee club .is composed of Patricia Harland, Marie Bus- singer, Corrinne Jenne and Carol Robertson and it will be their first appearance. The program will last one hour only and the public is invited. ——————— NOTICE Applications for the position of City Dog Catcher and Poundmaster will be received by C. J. Davis, Chief of Police. Applicants must be able to furnish pound facili- ties, preferably outside the City limits. adv. ———————— WOOD FOR SALE Block wood and klindling. Phone 358. e Mining Location Notices at Em- pire. office: In the BAG! Pack your clothes and linens in the laundry bag, send’ it to us, and youw'll smile! That’s what thrifty women do! Alaska Laundry —adv. | NEWS DOUGLAS b WG, HOLDS ELECTIO Mrs. Ba]og Chosen Presi- dent—Alumni Asso- ciation Elects New 1934-35 .officers of fthe Douglas Island ‘Women's Club were installed last night at the heme of Mrs. A. J. Balog. Mrs. Gharles Fox turned over the gavel to Mrs. Balog, the new president, Other of- ficers installed were: Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. H. L. Cochran; secre- tary, Mrs. Elton Engstrom, and treasurer, Mrs. A. E. Goetz. Mrs. Richard McCormick was welcomed into_the club as a new member last night. After the Graduation’ Exercises, May 24, the club will give a dance in the Eagles' Hall with Edwards and Niemi furnishing the music. The graduating seniors will be the honor guests. Committees are as follows: Hall, Mrs. Jack Sey; Music, Mrs. A. R. Edwards, and tickets at the door, Mrs. Jack Langseth and Mrs. R&e Davis. Informal Mixer The secretary was instructed to fend an acceptance to the Juneau | Women’s Club invitation . to -partl- cipate in an informal mixer next ‘Tuesday evening, May 15. It was decided to make Satur- 'day, May 19, Clean-up day at the cemetery to have the cemetery. in shape before Memagrial Day. Every- one is urged to come out at some time during the day to assist with the work. Sandwiches, cake and coffee will be served in the eve- ning. Mrs. Fox is chairman of the project with Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. McCormick and Mrs. DuPree her assistants. Standing Committees The president appointed the fol- lowing standing committees for the ensuing year: Program, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Edward Bach and Mrs. Glen Kirkham; Legislation, Mrs. Davis; Sickness, Mrs., J. O. Kirkham, Mrs. Langseth, and Mrs. Engstrom. , Americary, Home and Citizenship, Mrs. Goetz, Mrs. Gallwas and Mrs. Edwards; Publie Welfare, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Krim and, Mrs. Jack Sey. Because of the length of the business meeting the program was dispensed with last night, A shower was given for Mrs. DuPree. ‘There will probably be a special meeting in June to arrange for the annual’ picnic, The first regular meeting in_the fall will be at the home of Mrs. Davis with Mrs. J. O. Kirkham, assisting. The hostesses, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. DuPree, served ice cream and cake after the meeting adjourned. -, ‘ JOHN CASHEN HEADS D, H. S. ALUMNI ASSN. The Douglas High School Alum- ‘_ni Association met in the school - IIHIIIlIMIIIIllIIIlllllIIII!Illl|||fllfllfllllllfllllllli||||fl!!llllllil!i!iffiflflflfl REMEMBER MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY, MAY 13TH Alice Blue In Special Chocolates Wrapping ~ 50c, 75¢, $1.00 Amity Red Leather Purses Special. Wrapping—Hand Toeled $2.95, $3. o; 95, $6.50 5 Juneau Drug Co. * No further regular meetings of building last night for the pur- pose of electing new" officers for the ensuing year. Tom Cashen, second vice-president, presided over the meeting. The new officers el- ected are:, John Cashen, president; Ross Fox, first vice president; Vio- let Johnson, second vice-president; Madeline Langfeldt, secretary and treasurer. An executive board was appointed as follows: Helen War- ner, Ruth Lundell, Leonard John- | son, Jack Mills, Geneva Feero. the organization are planned until next Fall. e SCHOOL DANCE Friday evening, May 11, the Torch Society of the Douglas High School will sponsor a dance in the Eagles’ Hall with Edwards and Nie- mi furnishing the music. This, will be prohably the last high school dance -of the year and everyone is cordially invited to agtend. - LEAGUE TEA The Ladies League will hold a Goodie Sale at Goetz's Store Fri- day afternoon, May 11. - Donations will‘be: gratefully received. . .—adv. | —————— PETERSBURG ‘WOMEN ORGANIZE CHAPTER A chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star was recently installed at Petersburg by Ernest C. G. An-| derson of Wrangell, acting as theI deputy of the Grand Worthy Pat- ron of the Order, and with the of-| ficers of the Wrangell Chapter as- sisting. The name chosen for the new! chapter is Northern Light Chapter | No. 12. Officers of the lodge are as‘ follows: jWorthy Matron, Mrs. Elsie L. OF EASTEKN STAR| il 10 ASSASSINATE‘ RRITISH OFFICIAL {Foe of Indian Terrorists! Narrowly Escapes Death, India DARJEELING, Bengal, India, May 10—Governor-General Sir John ‘Anderson, uncompromising foe of Indian terrorists, barely escaped as- sassination yesterday at the hands of two Bengalis, both of whom were shot down by the police. - ® The attempted assassins were identified as Dacca terrorists. One was killed and the other seriously wounded. The Bengalis fired at close range as Sir John stood beside his daugh- ter at a sururban race track. The police returned the fire. Numerous persons were arrested. MENUS TODAY By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE DINNER FOR FOUR The Menu Spicy Ham Slice Escalloped Corn Celery Pickles Bread Jam Cherry Cake Coffee Spicy Ham Slice (Serving Four) One pound slice ham; sixteen Reeser; Worthy Patron, Ralph B.|whole cloves; one-fourth teaspoon Reeser; Associate Matron, Mrs. Si-|cinnamon; one-third cup sugar; one byl Locken; Associate Patron, Jo- cup pineapple juice; one-half cup seph L. MacKechnie; Secretary,|raisins; one-third cup water. Frederick Nelson; Treasurer, Carl| Have ham cut abdut two-thirds 8, Gauffin; Conductress, Miss Lil-|inch thick. Stick cloves on one lian J. Swanson; Associate c°n.‘side and fit into shallow baking ductress, Mrs. Laura Johnson. Ap-, !pan. Top with rest of ingredients. pointive officers, who were likewise Cover and bake one and one-fourth installed are: Adah, Frances Mil- hours in moderate oven. Inspect ler; Ruth, Helen Lund; Esther, Ed- frequently and baste well. na Nelson; Martha, Agnes Beck; Escalloped Corn Electa, Jessie Anderson; MJ\'shalJ Two cups corn; one cup cracker Augusta Enge; Chaplain, Lulu Mac- crumbs; one egg; one-half teaspoon Kechnie; Warder, Christine Fryer; salt; one-half teaspoon sugar; one- | Organist, Barbara Gauffin; Senti- | fourth teaspoon paprika; one-fourth | nel, Edward Locken. (mspoon celery salt; one-half cup\ S {milk; two tablespoons butter, melt- | KETCHIKAN MOQOSE INSTALL ed. | Mix Iingredients and pour buttered baking dish. Bake minutes in moderate oven. Cherry Cake One and one-half cups flour; two | teaspoons baking powder; one fourth teaspoon salt; five table: spoons fat; one-third cup sugar;| cne egg; one-half cup milk. | into The Loyal Order of Moose recent- 2 ly installed new officers for the | ensuing year at Ketchikan, with Past Dictctor John A. Anderson presiding at the ceremonies. Officers installed are as follows: H. V. Newell, past dictator; Ed Schlais, | dictator; Maurice. Veik, vice dictator; Charles Whipple, pre. Mix dry ingredients. Cut in fat late; Chester Edmonds, trustee; W. With knife. Mixing with knife add | A. Brounty, secretary; and A. Bus- €g¢ and milk. Mix lighitly. Pour sanich, treasyrer. _NOTICE After May 10 no telephone rentals for the month of May will be accepted at a discount. All remittances by mail must bear postmark of not later than last discount day. Please be prompt. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS TELEPHONE CO. - Shop 11 Juneau BEER of Guaranteed Qualities! The nmu'aruzo nm yau are buying the purest and BEST BEER is yours when you pat- ronize this establishment! Rhinelander Al Heidelberg ON DRAUGHT adv. W&lfimsmw MAY 10, 1934, into greased shallow pan. Cover with cherry mixture. Cherry Mixture One and one-half cups cherries; | one-half cup sugar; one tab]e»poon flour; ‘one-half teaspoon cinnamon; three tablespoons butter. Mix ingredlents. Spread on soft dough. Bake minutes in mod- erate oven. Serve warm or cold. Tomato Cheese Squares Twelve pieces buttered bread; twelve sl tomatoes; twelve slices | cheese; velve pieces bacon; six tablespoons catsup. Cover bread with tomatoes, cheese and bacon. Place on shallow pan and brown well until bacon is crisp and bread is toasted. NRR CHANBES ITS PROGRAM Will Perms Abandon Idea for Code for Little Businesses | WASHINGTON, May 10—FEarly | abandonment of attempts to super- vise every little business in the land is definitely indicated at NRA headquarters. The little businesses are burdened around with petty code differences and Gen. Hugh S. C RAILWAY |Johnson's chief aides are study- Kark K. Katz, Alaska Represen- |ing ground for retreat along this tative of the Northern Pacific Rail- |line ‘and give exclusive attention way, will arrive in Juneau about |to the larger business. May 11, remaining for several days. | — - —— Anypne ring information as to!‘ rates, elc, on general information | regarding travel “outside” may | reach him thru the offices of the | Alaska Steamship Co. —adv. MARZLE WURKS OPEN FOR BUSINESS A. F. Knight of the Juneau e Marble Works, has just arrived from WOOD FOR SALE |the south after a protracted stay, Block wood and klindling. Phone }and is now ready again for busi- 358. | —adv, ness in all kinds of monumental and marble work. Contact him for —adv. -—-— If both the President and the your monuments. Vice-President should die, the Sec- > retary of State would assume the Mining Location Notices at Em- Presjdency. pire office. COAL BUNKERS WILL CLOSE AT 1 P.M. SATUR- DAYS DURING May, June, July and August Your cooperation in placing orders for week-end requirements will be apfreciated. ALL TRANSFER COMPANIES and PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY e ] BURN Indian Egg Lump $12.00 per ton at bunkers Your $ is bigger when you burn Indian Egg-Lump PHONE 412 PACIEIC COAST COAL Co. 3 412 ‘YNEsy O the age old token of love and admiration What better way to tell the one you love best than with fresh Spring . Flowers breathing the very essence of affection? ROSES CARNATIONS DAFFODILS POTTED ROSES HYDRANGES L B The Bill Taylflr Family| Has L rrived! ; BEER Horluck’s—Export 5% % Hop Gold—5% ‘White and Gold—6% Blatz—51¢ % Horlucks’ Bock Beer—7!4% Schlitz Repeal Special Olympia—4¥% 1% Blue Ribbon Special Rheinlander—414 % Budweiser—5% MIXERS Set 'Em Up Lemon Flavor 7 Up All brands of Lime Rickey = Sparkling Water Syphon Bottles White Rock and White Soda Pabst Ginger Ale Cliguot Club (Pale and . . Golden C & C Ginger Ale Rainier Ginger Ale Virginia Dare Ginger Ale Canada Dry Ginger Ale ; WINE SPECIAL % GALLON AND GALLON SWEET WINES DOMESTIC WINES—$1.25 QUART SWEET—Part, Angelica, Muscatel, Sherry DRY WINES—Ziifandel, Sautern, Tipo, Reisling, Choplis, Bur- gundy, Claret, Mosclle. CORDIALS Anisette Cordial Cherry Cordial Blackberry St. Merno Benedictine Chatraus Ginger Cordial MINIATURES IN ALL CORDIALS, GIN, AND WHISKEY ; Imported and Domestic ot . ... DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED GIN Mouquin Gin . Lloyd’s London Dry Tmporka Manila Mr. Boston Imporka Ginebra acional Old Cove King’s Guard English Club London Dry LGl DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED RUM Imporka ardi Cresta Gold Imporka Rhum Ayada Hudson Bay Old Buccaneer—Jamaica type Jamaica (Red Heart) Old Buccaneer—Cuban. type Creme De Menthe Peach Cordial Apricot Cordial Curacoa_Co Nectreuse Co: Cream De Cacoa h’e ¢ All American Old Tom BLEND AND SPIRIT WHISKEY Gourmart Scots Whiskey 0ld Cove ola Cuyler Argyle Springs IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC BRANDS Imported Hennessey Three Star—Imported Stib Three Star— Cognac Brandy (all brands)—Californli Grape 'Bfundy—Cali- fornia Grape Brandy, Jules Perchard bfand (bottles in ‘bond) pints and half pints—Three Star Orofino Hrandy—Private Old Reserve, pints and quarts—Old Distilery Brandy, pints and quarts Paul Jones Oscar Pepper 0ld Nectar Old Westerner Bret Harte VERMOUTH Imperted French Vermouth—Imported Italian Vermouth—Silver Swan Italian Vermouth. STRAIGHT WHISREY Monogram—Pebble Brook—OIld Billie Taylor—Old Crow—Three . Deuces RYE WHISKEY V. D. L. Rye—Monogram Rye—Four Aces Rye ... BOURBON WHISKEY Four Aces—Old Dixie—Mellowbrook—British Perfection—0ld Bil- lie: Taylor (all sizes) —Bourbon De Luxe PISCO PUNCH IMPORTED. SCOTCH WHISKEY Halg & Halg Teacher’s lu:llllnd Cream GGG Extra Special Scolch 50 CENTS Kay .mm ar &, Sons wmu Highlana Sandy Highland MéCallum's Perfection Royal Club (Highland) . JOHN. JAMESON & SON .(J. J. & S) DUBLIN WHISKEY (Not a drop is sold till its seven years old) COCKTAILS—READY TO SERVE 18 Manhattan Cocktalls—Martini Cocktails—Savoy Cocktails—Bronx ©ocktalls—Piccadily Cocktalls SOMETHING DIFFERENT—APRICOT NECTAR More Delicious than Brandy—$1.35 pint CHAMPAGNE NEXT BOAT—Lowest Possible Prices SCANDINAVIAN BEVERAGES ‘Such ‘a4 ‘Aqiavit" Punsch and Likor, Votka and all imported goods 3 0K CTR BITTERS nn.u’z TAYLOR STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY 2 oz, 25c—4 oz, 35c—% pints, 85c—pinis, $1.25—5th’s, $2.00 quart, $2.50—i4 gallen, $4.75 i We are equipped to Five prompt ana efficient attention to all mall orders in Southeastern Alaska Stock arriving on every boat. | We expect to have the finest and most complete selection of liquors in Alaska at all times. “The Corner Drug Store” ||||||m||u||||||mnu|||mmmnummnmmnm!mmm1mmnmmu ™ ALASKA MEAT CO:. FEATURING CAKSTEN’S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. 8. Government Inspected Remember the Hospital Guild Dance Saturday, IDEAL PAINT SHOP }- -~ If Is Paint We Have Tt PHONE 549 (CINERONAS Also a general disgh, of Cut Flowers and Plants. QRDER EARLY! JUNEAU FLORISTS PHONE 311 : GEEL 83 SRR MRS T UR LV AR o0 ] uneau L'iqlm'r Company P CY REYN PROY FEINGL gy sl - a); flméw