The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1934, Page 7

3 " ‘the bride of William B. Hanley, Jr,, |8t Which Mr. Robt Fraser was the THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY AUGUST 31, 1934. po— DOUGL AS NEWS BEST SELLERS ARE READBY | Browse Through Anthony]| E A E ks Cparies Whyte, who recently suc- ‘[‘(!le“c Whfle Catlle ceeded Zalmain Gross as manager Browse Roadsxdes of the local Coliseum Theatre, the it latter having gone to attend school, DES MOINES, Aug. 5l- itants of ja’s rural ham! has taken an apartment in the getting their minds off the drought Smith building and will maintain} his residence in Douglas from now by reading, says Mlss Julia Rob- inson, se T on to give full time to his business. According to Mr. Whyte, con- eling libr 4 ‘And the b)l)kfi read, she says, among the * “Life Begins at Fo Adverse” and “Mar! During June, M 7,400 books wi crease of 1731 o CHANGES OL(II’ATION month a year ago | — One of her requests came from a| Henry Langfeldt h:h joined the farm community for books to sup-|foundry crew at Treadwell, having| ply folk who wanted to read while|recently résigned as baker at-the tending cattle along the highway, Peerless Bakery. forced from the pasture by severe| ->e - drought. “ MRS. GUERIN ENTERTAINS Madgefll(e;l:d‘y Bride | | | ciderable repairs and improvements o|are planned for the Douglas the- d|atre to make it more attractive Mrs. John Warner was guest of | honor at a stork shower given yes- of Young Radio Star terday afternoon by Mrs. J. R. T | Guerin, at her home on Nob Hill.| 31.—Madge Sixteen guests were present. The NEW YORK, Aug. |occasion was enlivened with games “Rennedy, petite actress, has been radio artist, for several weeks, ,“mnner was revealed by her local re])r,e- Several useful and attractive sentative, Charles L. Wagner. |gifts were presented to the guest- Miss Kennedy, widow of Harold Of-honor. Bolster, wealthy New York broker, | who left her $500,000 when he dled( i San Francisco in 1927, married Hanley at Kingman, Ariz, Aug utt’ Due home tonight is Mrs. Glen 13, Wagner said. Kirkham who has n south for They came immediately to Newthe past three months. Part of Yérk where they will live. |the time while she was away, Mrs. it | Kirkham was under the care of C. S. EXAMINATIONS | physicians, as is also her daughter | Vera who will remain below for The United States Civil Service Some time yet. The latter is un- Commission has announced the dergoing treatment at the P. O. A examinations, receipt of F. sanitarium, in Milwaukee, Ore- - o MRS. KIRKHAM COMING |three weeks. AL NYGREN RETU! FROM NS | TTLE TRIP| Rupert from a visit with his par- following applicaticns to close October 20, 801 1934: Junior Technologist (milli B and baking in ciate and Assi tigations) ; nt Cotton Te Civil Service E | TEACHERS RETURNING On the Northwestern, now on " !the way to Juneau, are Miss Elma ormation may be obtained at Qison, Sixth and Seventh Grades Room 311, Federal and Territorial ‘teqcher: Margaret McFadden, third Paiding. Miss Mabel Mondan, grade teacher; Second Grade. TO ENTER HARVARD gt Harlan E. Youel of Fairbanks is enroute to enter Harvard Univer- fity. He is a graduate of Anchor- ¥ age High School, attended Alaska “Oollege for two and one-half years and is to enter Harvard with the of Junior. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! ffi rating y The flavor T NOTICE (J Ungelelongi Having been calied to Seattle, Fe ik my office will be closed for about threc weeks. —adv. because its PURE Vanillia Schil!ing DR. E. B. 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Rock Dell Pancake Flour — 1 can Rock Dell Syrup— 45¢ 1 can Pears DOUBLE HOLIDAY DINNER SUGGESTION Swift’s Baby Beef Roasts, Cured, Ib. Cottage Cheese KRISTOFERSON’S Temptingly Different Prime 20 cents 20c¢ E W,ld A LARGE SELECTION OF COLORED HENS AND FANCY BRO S 24 42 Grocery Dept. HELLENTHIL RETU K\Ifi to be gradlldmd nexy spring from TO NOTRE !)\Mb UNIVERSITY hm basic' course of Arts and Lf".“ son of Judge| and Mr. Simon Hellenthal, is on way to Notre Dame, Indiana, | r his senior vear | | fu Notre Damo University. MORE ENDS SATURDAY HURRY!! DAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY CATSUP 2 pint bottles, 25¢ SHARPENS APPETITIES Green Corn - WONDERFULLY 6 large ears MAYONNAISE KRAFT'S ® L4 full qu_c‘lrts, 42¢ Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. Fruit Deal ALL LARGE CANS 1 can Peaches 1 can Apricots | All for 53¢ Corned Beef, Home lllllllllllllmIIWINIIMINIWIH“WMMWWMMB Old Papers for Sale at Empire Qm « | ters; after which he plans to study law. After to Hawk Iniet,| he took pass A" P. E. 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