The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1935, Page 3

EVERY MAN AND WOMAN should make it a point to see this picture! Today you make a million dollars!...Tomorrow you'll kill a million men with your cannon and gunpowder!” CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS CLAUDE RAINS (“The Invisible Man") JOAN BENNETT THE MAN WHO A UNIVERSAL PICTURE with LIONEL ATWILL BABY JANE HENRY O'NEILL Henry Armetta Lloyd Hughes |/ Bessie Barriscale Carol Coombe JirectedbyEDWARDLUDWIG from the play by JEAN BART Produced by CARL LAEMMLE, Jr. Starts TODAY NEW STOCK OF ALADDIN WHIP-O-LITE FLUTED PARCHMENT BED LAMPS in many pleasing colors, just received Read in Comfort and Without Excess Eye Strain BETTER LIGHT — BETTER SIGHT Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. JUNEAU—Phone 6 DOUGLAS—Phone 18 el The Forward View The B. M. Behrends Bank, oldest of Alaska’s financial institutions, respects the lessons of experience. But in its attitude to its customers and their requirements, as in the facilities it has provided for their service, this bank takes the forward view. People . . . or businesses planning for a broader future find this mflntutmn as re- sponsive as it is responsible. The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION IMPRESSIVE Wholes al_e_Markets Im- proving — Retail Trade Retarded, Heat Wave NEW YORK, Aug. 2 Trregular- ity in national business is the sit- uation reported by Dun, Bradstreet, Inc. Evidence that the effect of sea- onal influences has become mildly apparent in the rtail division dur- ing the past week is shown as the prolonged heat wave remains un- parts of the coun- with ‘the dis- fall goods,” the s interfer n of early wholesale markets, on one vious improvement extend- resh price increases ap- The outlook for broaden- consumption is brightened and companied by an impressive 1 expansion. There is a flow of cash into the ag- al districts,” the review concludes. - VACATIONING ON FARM Mrs. Nick® Bavard and children spending & few days' on their out Glacier Highway. They that blueberries and huckle- > are unusually plentiful this between Tee Harbor and Eagle SSPERg S PERRG - X1 DEER ARE Dick Harris, of Douglas Island from Fish Creek Moun- esterday with deer. He¢ € :deer this year than in season, saying he in one afternoon. C St Philadelphia 1; Pacific Coast League IRICHARD DIX, STAR, amento 15 Sam Franeisco . |+ COLISEUM FEATURE! ood 4; Seattle 11. 2; Portland 0. neinnati 9; Philadelphia 1 Louis-Brooklyn, rain. 4, New York 3. merican League ¥ » St. Louis 12, ; Detroit 9. Cleveland 0. Washington 7; C Missions 3an Francisco Portland Los Angeles Seattle Oakland Sacramento Hollywood New York St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnti Boston Detroit New York 3o0ston Chicago Jleveland Philadelphia Washington 3t. Louis TEAM S Pacific Coas (Second Half) Won Pet. fluen 582 Tho | 569 ths | 961 the d 508 cti; 523 3 507 terity A03 of ¢ 358 done m1 the 1 dy and tra Nationar League { LATOGUCHF P‘()ST.\I.\S'I‘l-iR Pet. TLost 42 43 48 55 60 66 69 83 s has bsen appointed A LaTouche, Alaska, Muis, C. M. Overby who *d because of ill health. - .- - CHURCH YACHT J. O'Donnel arrived in ecently to take over ts in the Campbell rvice there. Cap- as formerly master Bureau of Fisheries vessel ON c American League tain O'D Wnn Lost of Crane Pet. 632 517 57 513 513 455 426 ‘a7g two - GET TWO 5-POINTERS Bloomquist and turned late yesterday from a, on Douglas Island, with point. buck. deer. Mt -—— COMPARES MOUNTAINS PICK BLUEBERRIES Mr. and Mrs. Willilam Tarr and Southeast Alaska with his own Swiss amily enjoyed ‘an overnight stay at Alps. ree Werner, R. Waglly, a resident Harbor Wednesday, and spent at Bienne, Switzerland, is a round trip passenger on the Prince George. VP e ————— ‘MYSTERY FIGURES IN CAPlTOL BILL Man Who Reclaimed His h opens at the Capitol » seen some of s who cf s of slau ke. This armamen ninent. pu in “The 1 Who Re is an attack n human blooc )t against It was this impersonal in Jean Bart r. Man Who His Head” shows the orces behind it Freddie Comparing the jagged peaks of| Grocery @ Market PHONE 182 FREE DELIVERY Specials for Saturday Only Try These APEX BEER Seattle’s Finest PER CASE Alaska’s PILSENER BEER PER CASE $2.75, Best PORK and BEANS POLO CLUB _GIN NONE BETTER ORANGES 176 SIZE 2doxz., 75¢ FOUR-FIFTH QUART $1.25 GALLON P()T R()AST Ib. L EAN SHORT RIBS BEEF 2 lbs., 29¢ LETTUCE LARGE HEADS 2 for 15¢ Cantalou pvc C HI CKENS Fryers Roasters EXTRA LARGE COFFEE SCHILLINGS 7.2.9c pounJ $ ARMOUR'S—2 Y, SEills - “12 for 29¢ MILK U WEINIES FRYE’S BEST 2 lbs., 49¢ Hamburger GROUND ' DAILY 2 lbs., 39¢ MILK ALL BRANDS 3.29 case SHORTENING PURE VEGETABLE -2 1bs., 29¢ R DANGEROUS days on the far frontier ... A des- perate man in a lawless land...and the girl he had fight forl \n'h MARTHA SLEEPER Midnight Preview THEATRE STARTING TONIGHT DR. 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