The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1935, Page 2

41; TUESDAY SALE ANNOUNCED Y ‘GAME COMMISSION Tfl_Em A phiblic sale_of. furs, including | martén, beaver, muskrat, fox, mink AY 28, 1935, . R I)r. Jflnne Wianza gTo Place: Bet i | With Somebody Dr..C. P. Jenne wants to D. W-M Bm) Forecast for Juneau and vielnitv, beginning at 4 p.m., May 28: | Showers tonight and Wednesday, ligth to moderate southeast w ds AL DATA a ermine, is announced by the 7 1,( o Ganle/Obtamitsaion ol 11] “Disce & bel—anyune'tn particn- Time Barometer Temp, Humidity Wind Veloblty Weatner 2 the mmotning of Jine 8 m| 2% cgbanvaee | 4.0, Yesty .....2983 ... 6L 64 s 10 Cldy The coctor says he will bet he' | 4 4'm tod 2088 49 Thk1 the west wing basement storage i the fudy Aeh B0 dle aet bl am. ay. . R 86 s 6' Spri Ing room in the Federal and Territor-| g = my e Ot Noon today 29.87 55 59 s 10 Cldy ‘Cflm‘mm on age Tw‘” ial building. The articles can be h ;d:w whiz :ivlve‘"blnh:z 5 RADIC EEPORTS b 1 LT e lexamined by applying at the Com-| ™Goi¥ OF I 5’ | g Low 4m. mbu ecip. ey WoFederal authaxipy ” |imiwstors'soffice from 10 &m, ‘tof g Wifew BRCHaay. B May. S o Highmm. | Lowest 4am. Pr w‘:;‘ : ! i A 4 i Pie. 4 i . B | temp. 3 m tem veloci zm o1 Ravon Knit Gowns, each :......$1.00 Suspeiigiofly Cler el nhsl Saturday, rodgid s P R D. velocity it *Thes Presidentiheld a con~,“(¥fr‘wm.s are those acquired by | HALEY GETS 59 SEALS . :“mw LS gg 3 1‘ % % 4 : p: o o G ome 4 | Printed Rayon Gowns, each . ...$1.95 Seochom Ak AL stah, 0. Grhne Comvlinih oo ON SITKA EXPEDITION 3one, i VR J ‘Richberg last might and all feiture e Im"fi"‘m ] et he| Folrbanks .62 &' | 46 4¥ 4 e 13 & I'ge S i e Cowns. o5 $2.75'to $6.00 NRAy aides, fllowingewhich 0270, 2 g, and severs!| unek clistiott for the. Bureau of) DSvE0R c-iii. 5 (CH <] w0 | 4 Silk Gow ns, eacn DLty to 2 R((hh(rg issued . the "suspen- | yjye and red foxes, i, | Fisheries, returned to his headquar-| pueen: Harbor ... 48 46 |22 S o 4 PR sion order. g ‘ -t ‘ms here today aboard, the Scoter, fak s Q0| 408 4 Dance Sets $1.95'to $2.95 || Néw Delery pondered.ap- PLAYGROUNDS AT | 19, % mevnsse cupian, ater . caraova Woocr o Moiuidg, 4 ¢ OBLS L i v v asis o peiirs Pl [ ’ . ey 6., | 48 49, 6 & ' »rohmfm;‘elydthe possible. ef- A] ASKA DAIRY TO - |taking seals for the Biological Sir- | st : Bl SN b { 8 “+7ect of the-decisioft ‘on other N AY | Ve« Natives were employed 10, take | Retehikan 60 54 i 3 5 o ) ESD | 48 48 . 10 SI”\’ Sl!ps R S T $100 to $37D Administration. measures . on, OPEN WED the se:ls a;lllcl x’l-naley got 59. Tlhe Prince Rupert 58 56 i 46 . 48 4 ‘ which a vast reform program rhe' Alaska Dairy, Mrs. Joseph ffi;f?ff Ssu‘:'vey emi?:z;fxeihewfe:; gd"t‘g?"“ el 32 52 f i: g; :‘ M i 1 ¥ 5 basad. i ess, opens the SpACiOus| gy Wil be made o’ determine| oorig — ] o P A . Portlénd 4 72 | 48 50 4 Lace-trimmed Satin Stepins ....$1.00 : § | . the Dairy tamorrow, %puudy WAl be @ade o detefmine| porugud ..M W@ [l @ 4 Legislative acuon on New,, githe famous ice creams and, ., the salmon and halibut. runs. | NZW Lork 8 ‘ S804 18 Deal matters have been tem-‘; ome made cakes. Repprts have been made that aeals‘ W 06 4 4 B0 . 66 4 halted | | Special attention will be given to| ;oo ashington. »ororily. halt while Con-! destfoy many’ of the fish. —Rre ressmen considered the Shflaron” | SAIEIES, L0 169 SR : ATEEI‘- K CONDITIONS AT § A. M. g im- cream packed for special picnics at éfim e, 40; érnlg raining, 465 Wrdngell, Silk Chémise ...............5100 up port of ‘the decision’ from all ,, A charge. GRADUATION PROGRAM | K cloudy, 53; Sitka, cloudy, 54; Soapisone Point, raining, 52: Skagway, |anhgles. | The Alaska Dairy has installed cloudy, '50; ‘Anchorage, cloudy, 50; Nenana, clear, 56; Fairbnks, clear, fil e new General Electric Ice Cream DUE ]OMORROW NIGHT 60; Hém Sprlngs clear, 58: 'fnnana clear, 56; Ruby, clear, 50; Nu- 22k Py aQ o 4 storage cabinets which hold 30 | 1ato, ¢léar, 55; Kaltag, clear, 50' Umlakleet clear( 42; Flat, cloudy, ‘S]”\ l (lJ(lln(lS RS $100 to $750 FOHNAUNG Ay e aany ! gallons insuring patrons a quality| Graduation exercises and presen-‘ 60. NEWARK.' N, J.,, May 28.—Gen. product at all times. tation of diplomas tomorrow night; WEATHER SBYNOPSIS r = Huzh S. Johnson, former NRA The glassed-in porch, swings, tee- | will officially close the careers of Smettic ure ow this morning throughout- Al- l{fl\ on \ ests, BI()()mch dnd chief, satd’ he expected thée Su- ters, etc., have been mewly decorat- 33 seniors of Juneau High Sehool.| over fl;e‘ N’unh "r'aq:lv;l?:solcean the lowescgreponeg Dréssure % A 4 nreme (Céurt decision on. NRA but ed and the grounds and lawnsyare The ceremony, open to the public, | peiny Ches about miles south of Kodiak. This general Panties for women, eéach?. ... .50¢ Still- believed 1t is possible to write in splendid conditlon for the pub-| ;;x}imga; zy r:; :fl: ;!ock in the High | precsure utlon has actompanied by precipitation _from (hlldlcn Vests, each SRR inment. - ———— NOTICE Honcring Memorial Day, Thurs- a constitutional act. preserving the lic’s ent | principles. -of - NRA. { — Gen, Johnson further said that' if this s-not possible, then three- Unalaska thward to British Columbia and by generally fair A fitting program, including| weather over the inferior and western portions of Alaska. ‘Warm ‘weather was reported yesterday at New York.and Wash- ington, the m\ainfiuhx temperatures being 84 degrees and 86 degrees, music provided by the High &:hoo'l |orchestra and chorus and speechies | fourths e New Deal is out of day, May 30, all barber shops willl and presentation of awards by ‘hxgh respestlveiy 3 cach 45¢- the window, because the same prin- be closed all day. school authorities, will be held. 18T > A (,h]ldren s-Bloomers, each .......43¢ ciples ;govérn .AAA, Wagner Labor adv. DARBERS' ASSOCIATION.| Students will report to school at| NOTICE DR, 3. W. EDMflan—COMING! STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY S AR ADS PAY! Bil, all of NRA except title I r@lating _to public_works DAILY E! OWM’M“NQWWW‘ |11 o'clock tomorrow morning to re-| ceive upcrt cards, The _public is hereby notified and] at the undersigned have | voluntarfly and completely severed Jour connectlons as members of the |Board of Directors of the Katzehin )Gcld Mining Company, Inc., and !have ‘also severed connections with The “Flying Seattle Optometrist,” who made 21 flights last summer throughout , Alaska, is..now taking his ninth annual Alaska Vacation Trip, and will be at-the -GAS- TINEAU, HOTEL, JUNEAU, from MAY 29TH to JUNE 5TH, inclusive, W. C. McMayburn,, effective this| EXAMINING EYES AND FITTING _ | date. | | GLASSES. Hundreds.of the most ALFRED J. DISHAW, Pres. \prominont people of Alaska are WM. G. HONOLD, Vice-Prés. is satisfied patients, and look for- H. L. STABLER, Set.-Treas. ward to his annual visits, as ‘orle’s W.’J.'B. McAULIFFE, Director. | €¥es should be re-examined once a CHRIS. HUBER, Director. year, and Glasses usually changed First publication, May 28, 1935. within two years. Dr. Edmunds 15 a {Last publication, May 30, 1935. ~|Grade and' Post-Graduate of recog- v nied Eye Colleges and gives the ’ NOTICE most scientific and best Eye service Copies of lists of school supplies | obtainable. = MAKE' ' APPOINT- | meeded for the school year of 1935| MENTS EARLY! Permariént offices rare now available for those whn‘at 1431 Fourth Ave near Plke St., B. M. Behrends (Aof, Inc. “Juneauw’s Leading Department Store the San Juan Fishing and |St. Ann’s hospital this afternoon. NICK BEZ LEAVF‘S He'Is reported to have a fracture FOR WESTWARD TO interest in the Peril Straits Pack- ‘or one leg near the ankle and min- ing Company cannery at Todd, ar- |or head brulses, JO[N LA MERCED ed on the steamer Aleutian from‘ An_eniployee of the Slems-Spo- tirm of Packing Company, which has an | Tivi desire to ‘bid on any part or all|Seattl — bl i Aiin the south and will be in charge at|kane Company, Karry was working Goplow midy T8 v a’l’ e ol bd) e, Wash. adv. Nicl eZ, dent of the eri] e 8 i 0, Todd during Mr. Bez's absence. |on pier No. Three of the bridge, P PR s s e T A | when he lost his footing and fell |Smveriniendent of Sohedts. sav. ! SHORIN JUNEAU! - day on the steamer Aleutian for.the | |25 feet'to the rocks f he" river Westward. He is bound for Port MAN FALLS 25 FEET ' [ved below. asaxsxm.zt;fn where he will transfer to ON LAWSON ckzu —_————— SA VE TIME and MONFY boat and proceed from there to the Aleutians to join his fleating cannery, La Merced. Mr. Bez will remain on the float- iny cannery for about & menth, re- | 'Injured in a 25-foot . ball -while| turning to Juneau approximately | working .on. the .. LAW son. Creek |NOW. .Fed $1.00. /.« July 1. | bridge on the Douglas Highway, a A W. Hl'fNNING : William Calvert, member of the workman, Mike Karry, was taken fo!—adv.’ City Clerk. | ADVICE TO MOLORISTS Be sure your ariver's license iz inot out of date June 1. . Renew your - license for two year‘ perlod 8 ', BRIDGE WORK; HURT MRS. HOMEMAKER . Do you realize that you're paying for home laundry equlpment whether you own it or not . . . paying for it in limited wear from clothing; ‘in loss of time, energy and health; when you do it by hand. Stop this loss with GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT I'ry these machines in your home SOLD ON EASY PAY PLAN~ Alaska Electnc Ln ht and ~__Power Co. ‘| JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—-Phone 18 IT PAYS_To Trade at UNITED Because You Get « e B QUALITY- Every effcrt is made tc secure only the highest quality foods for resale in our stere. » B hdvh bl Revidh 4 -FRESHNESS - Fcods are rushed frem manufact- urer and producer direct to our chelves to insure freshness. LOWEST PRICES flOur great purchasing power en- ables us to buy for less and ‘thete- fore sell at lower prlaes. : ' ous BRAND 9 Lo 13000 giw Here ycu will find brapds of ‘mas i"iowers MEMORIAL DAY Get Out, of Doors g PLAN A i'fc'NiC MENU From our lérge sioci( of Fresh Fruits and Vegéiables & iy Cut 2 L OVR(;);J? "y FOR MEMORIAL DAY AND Gk ADUATION EXERCISES v . AT LOWER PRICES tional reputation for thelr xoodp- and high quality. .‘nc-u Beer Sanitary Grocery PHONES 83 i %‘dfi]fl CLOSED ALt, DAY THLR\D AY—MEMORIAL DAY The Store That Pleases and 85 whpup A Ay 4 STORE CLOSED THURSDAY i i PHONE 16