The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1934, Page 2

g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1934. g2~ THEDALY ALASKAENPRE WEDNESDAY. aa— ‘ | o 5 TRADE PAGTS HALIBUT PRICE PLANNED WITH | TAKES HEADER, | ....... oo o v o o g s ¢ S Cloutly tonight and Thursday; gentle variable winds. | J 1 FOUR NATIONS, LOCAL MARKET o ) ! { Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weather . ¢ 4 pm. yest'y 29.80 3 31 s 12 Clear U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BURFAU The Weather . (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) 4 am. today ......29.80 51 92 Calm 0 Clear 4 State Department to Nego- Drops from 6.50 and 4.50 ncon today 2086 64 © s 1 Cldy . tiate with Sweden, Brazil, | to 6.05 and 4—May Go | CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS Argentina and Portugal Lower Say Buyers | YESTERDAT TODAY | [ [/ e " ies as ni WASHINGTON, June 6.—In an-, Halibut prices UTook a decided Highest 4pm. | Lowest4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. When you can buy undies as nice as these A {itpation 02 the early apgiovel Of | nbader fodty wiex fhe'Pahel Copt, | Stition temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather littl oun’d beth snap them up! the new tariff act, the State De- Ole Johansen, sold 2,200 pounds to Barrow 34 32 28 28 6 0 Pi:Cldy for so little, you'd better snap th p: partment plans to enter into ne-|the Alaska Coast Fisheries at 6.05 NOME .o RO TARAINT [- A0 £ o0 IR . . Lo gotiations soon with Sweden, Bra-|and 4 cents per pound. Bethel 54 52 88 - 40~ Calm =20 {fEciear They’re all cut nicely, no skimping on S AToeifine &M Portugdl for| This price shows'a grsat Gontoasy = PALFOANXs 6 8 52 52 8 0 “cuy ; ; , new trade treaties. | against that paid for the last Dawson T 40 40 OCalm..0 REECldy materials. The lace is superior, you'll The bill is expected to go to the|catch of halibut selling here, which St- Paul ... W, CERi | o8e . 86, 30 raee HEEARE o White House within the next few|went for 650 and 430 cents per Dutch Harbor .. :: :g B 342 1; 1:‘ 1;21‘;“ see that at once. And they fit surprisingly days, it now belng in conference. | pound, the highest price of the Kodiak @ e T . / g 3 ‘ Cordova ... 54 54 4 48 4 [} Cldy I B s — year being 6.60 and 4.55 per pound. Jonenlt 5 73 51 51 ° 0 fiGiear N . b i , i u e j well. A bargain if there ever was one! PILOTR El_l_ls Bs:lyce;:emx:c:m;‘xy mt::,)t R e P b 0 Ptcdy 3 % P ( ] cuts will be made in the price if Ketch)kan . 16 4 50 50 4 0 Clear n All regular sizes in white and pastels. | i contitio bt mrttmity wnd -of; Erince Rupert .. 63, 68 | . .80 8 . ¢ 0 cldy } the market itself does not change.| Edmonton .. 66 62 | A s A 4 0 Clear i E1 Beattle: o nui 98 . 98 56 56 4 0 Pt.Cldy i . ;i Portland SEE ] 80 60 60 4 .02 Cldy Pt S e e e SRCCIRRTIC BT S T SRR S - ATTENTION VIKING CLUB | gup Francisco ... 66 62 54 54 6 06 Cldy V) v { | Pilot R. B. Ellis and Mechanic| Business meeting Saturday, Junei -~ iy 7 - It T {{John Elliott arrived in Juneau 9, at 8 pm. in Odd Fellows’ Hall Barometric pressure is high over central Canada this morning HILA\ \ Sllll\ I;OLJI\GL\G PAJ/\NIAS—7.SO up from Ketchikan on the seaplane | Entertainment, refreshments and| and low over Western Alaska, centered south of the Aleutians. Light ) &, [Chichagof, of the Alaska Southern |dance will follow meeting.© —adv.| local rains have been general over the southwest with fair weather 'Y 5 Airways, at 9:30 o'clock this morn- > | over the rest of the Territory for the last twenty-four hours. Little SILK NEGLIGEES in pastel sh ades—$3.50 up ing with Arthur F. Carpenter as a| Daily Empire Want Ads Pay | change in temperature is reported af.Alaskan. stations. .. INE > K | passenger. i | On the return trip to Ketchikan | P = - SILK SLEEPING PAJAMAS—$2.50 up bt Dol bl e e START THE NEW MONTH ‘ y ;. sengzx;]s we:e K:;l T:e:)le fo; W;:n; AT RAYON PAJAMAS for women and girls—-$1.00 Bacitc Batmon Oorvacation, Tor . D 4 % 3 i ) K;fi?kzx}l{ichsgof, Pilot Ellis, re- At GARNICK S Phone 174 COLORED LISLE KNIT PAJAMAS, large sizes—$2.95 furned o Ketehik, from » charter The flight south and return was| COTTON PRINT PAJAMAS for girls, ages 2 to 12—75c each o et ~ Upon its arrival in Ketchikan, | b |the Chichagof to X | WOMEN’S SILK SLIPS—$1.45 up oo . i s for Sae ek | Packing Company to take customs | and immigration officials to meet Not Because We Are ‘: “ ()\ | E’\”g COTTO\ SI IPS—SOC (lnd $1 00 : ;)Zis,'eslvs c::,,tl';en dcocl:f;:ymar;gd ec:e):; I - 2 % e ALASKA MEAT CO. WHY , FEATURING CAKSTEN’S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Government Inspected GIRLS SILK LACE TRIMMED SLIP§—$2 25 o s o i || WINDOW CLEANING - : GIRLS’ RAYON CREPE SLIPS—$1.00 _ BARANOF MAKES /| PO ]| RICE & AHLERS CO. ---s ||| PLUMBING HEATING | SHEET METAL |1| “We tenl you in advance what [ Job will cost” “§ DANCE SETS—Stepins, Chemise—$1.00; $1.95; $2.25, $3.50 " MANY FLIGHTS | UNITED FOOD CO. l ‘ i UPLIFT BRASSIERES—5$1.00 Piloted by Gene Meyring, the | CASH GROCERS Harme: 1 B Sovinern Arways, arrived nore on | _Phome 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 PIONEER CAFE | VOGUE GIRDLES and Founddtl()n arments Reasonably - :‘L’»‘Soc’;f‘fifislifi,‘;y"‘;’,’ie,’i‘fifii at 3 o o Paal | o L. T. Oneel, Mrs. N. Lovejoy and GOOD EATS” | | priced. Mis. ek cawin s pastmeers. | (Q]d Papers for Sale at Emplre Officc a Immediately upon its arrival here, Shop mn Juneam | A wonderful assortment of KNIT RAY N VtSTS Bl OOM- i B B BB : — AL and returned with Frederick Hol- ’i’{ f lender, sportsman and Hosea Sarber, ERS, SHORTS and COMBI\IA NS for women and . worision sat Kol four days there hunting and fish- children. Priced from 50 cents up g, it At 7 oclock last evening Pilot | Meyring left in the Baranof for | - T Hawk Inlet and Todd with Hans | H Floe as a passenger for the former e ] J H e o place and Nick Bez for the latter. GET YOLR S“ 1’\/1 APPAREL ERE Karl Theile made the round trip. "y \ This morning at 10:15 o'clock the £ Baranof left for Chichagof, Hoonah Bathing Caps, Suits, Trunks, Shoes, Sun Sults also Jersey B o i Eero was an outbound passenger for | Slacks, Beach Pajamas and Beach, Hats. Many sizes and 3 | Hoonah, John Dajak for Kimshan p Cove and Gail Steadman and C. colors. All very reasonably priced. F. Lane for Chichagof. Mining Locauon Notices at Em- pire office. B. M. Behrends Co., Iiic. }Efig, oL -—K ‘And I Always Ask for Peerless Bread’ o ! " Peerless “BEST BY TEST” “Juneau’s Leading Department S!ore LR SOPRIRPRY. PRI SETTLEMENT TO J5;’}3"‘*5:'355,";?“:"'3?:“;:&“:y CAIGH TODAY, | SELE; SEATTLE Dgpeloping Priniing EASTMAN F'rum Wuhinmn Secretary o( G Eiornes a d BE MADE TODAY .2~ S oN EXGEPTW" imana b s Csel] o D ot Shtlin & ek dage. @ T8 thnciaen ' hpeix © with 34000 AGFA FILMS .Many thoughtfal housewwes are now asking for PEERLESS Bread it | be reached within a few days. She of halibut and sold for 7% f} 6 cents. From the local banks | \ énme the Hoover with 18,000 . pounds; selling for 8% and 6 cents, and the Flint with 18,000 pounds, selling for 9% and 6 cents a pound. e Butler Mauro CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received at D rug COO instead of just A4 Loaf of Bread. ¥ s said only the control of the hiring E Private Advices Received halls is now blocking a complete Salmon,Flshcrmen Had,Nol by Gov. Troy AlsoMake Wimomenk L LR : Been Notified of Similar Prediction PRI s 1 Closgflgrllfieg | @ One of the main reasons is because of its delicious quality, baked fresh daily by our own formula. Josrsinus - trom” Bees One) By order of the City: Council,| Wnen Ole Prisvold of the troller “| Ferry Way has been made a one- |T3922 came into port. this morning Arrangements have been made With | way street. Only eastbound trafflc ' with 4,000 pounds of ‘salmon, he James J. Connors, Collector of |(from Shattuck Way to Franklin found himself in a spot. Buyers, @ Bread is indeed the staff of life; health experts recommend it as.an essential ot every meal, and it’s ever so good for the kiddies between 8 Customs for their entry. o wited on thia | who had notified’ pesrly ant fish- |the I8 B S e “Esread Moksty Ofders meals. Tanker Eludes Strikers thoroughfare. | ermen severd] days dgo that meg u& P -l sldcwu?r;nn&c,- s y” i Another Seaitle dlspatch from| L D wore ,;',‘; e of 6th St, between 2 @ Ask for PEERLESS, always and get the best! E unmw:lo had r:‘:::d,);m‘t o —————— ‘could hardly take the catch. with fon fllc at Ofty C:"k‘lszfg:cmom g ¢ crew of m-uncldono::u:’um-:-;d ok £ u:‘;:ftm S m!!;we;er atter .de!etaw e VS A, W. HERNING. @ YES, PEERLESS BREAD can be had in that convement Slwed and heads ‘omme! a here- P —adv. for the south, the first ship to|after, on all Alaska Juneau Mine | Alaska fi;!::rsn::ocl;g:d;t m ; ______.‘.__’ erk. Loaf is you so desire. | g : 1 bresk the tieup of shipping in|Pay Days, this bank will, for the decided t! g s deserted venicnce of its customers, re-|apparently not Seen notified, i Seattle. The Lio's crew deser con: | SLia & v it arrived and discharged [ main cpen from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in t! SKAGWAY PASSENGERS [ “Tomorrow'’s Styles @ At All Grocers ' atas 1 please communicate with Tom cargo on May 22. THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK to other t}:l‘m-men to take ‘hu mn‘ M. S. YAKOBI at City . G In some quarters the sailing of {adv. lmm |one catéh, end umnmm'fim 3 —ady. the Eio with mnon-union workers - e be divided between the aska i E R looked upon ‘as an entering ATTENTION B, r 0. E. Cout Fisheries nnd Beb‘sunn .~ DOG. LICENSES DUE that might break up the Stuar. ©of the blockade on| Installation of officers Wednes-| His mz of the catch will Ainl his fiod Ticenses “for 1934 are now iday evening at 8:30 o'clock, or im- ‘only two remajning tlerces, ac-[dué and payable. Fees for female Peerless Bakery - strom, biyer [dogs is ; for ‘mal i Boarded imediately following ball game to cording to E. E. Engs blyer $4.00; ‘male dogs, $2.00. 2 ‘ Tughoat Is b i|be p Y in Douglas. Lunch and for Sebastisn Stuart, ma¥ing y dog must have a license. i m‘wuum M. H. SIDES, |impossible for him to take more A. W. HENNING, e R Jeven if he wanted to. City Clerk. s = s = Wuwmhm —adv. Secretary.