The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1935, Page 8

8 gy | 3T R £ " THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY OCT. 18, 1935. WRANGELL BOY DISAPPEARS ON TRIP TO SOUTH Missing from Steamer North Sea — Mother to Investigate , Oct. 18— old, grad- ngell High rom the ast trip n of the to the ng ashore at Prince the police to locate him a proving fruitless, mother as notified of his disap- land last Tuesday for Seattle to make an investigation there. - e - MOTHER-DAUGHTER LUNCHEON WILL BE ,of the Juneau Women's Club, closed !today. It was announced that due to limited space, no further ad- mittance can be made to the annual affair which each year draws larg- er crowds. Forty-six women, prominent in the social life of Juneau, have been enrolled as “mothers-for-the-day,” and will be on hand with daughters whom they have adopted for the occasion. The luncheon is given in honor of high schoel and eighth grade girls of the public and par- ochial schools of Juneau, who are to be entertained by their mothers. Mrs. C. N. Crone, assisted by a competent committee, will have charge of the kitchen, and under her direction a delightful luncheon has been planned. A bevy of younger matrons of the town will be in charge of the serv- ing Mrs. G. V. Goss will be toastmis- tress, and Mrs. Genevieve Van Dug- teren will be at the piano for the 'S | community singing between courses. | A program will be rendered at the pearance and she left on the North-| conclusioh of the luncheon. Special guests of honor will be| Mrs. Anpa M. Snow, Mrs. L. Mc- Ketchnie, Mrs. Joseph Cohen, and Mrs. Mary A. Wittemore, grand- mothers of daughters who are at-| tending the Juncheon. e PLANE IS OFF | FOR INTERIOR The PAA Lockheed Electra took off at 1 o'clock this afternoon with | five passengers for Fairbanks—Ly- man S. Peck, Vice President and, General Manager of the Pacific Al-| aska Airways; Clarence Johansen, | Carl Anderson, Frank Panting, and | Mrs. Betty Abel, wife of Don Abel, PAA Superintendent of Construc- tion. — e OLSEN’S REMAINS ARE * AT CARTER’'S MORTUARY A telegram from P. B. Gill, Secre- |tary and Treasurer of the Deep Sea iFlshermnn‘s Union, Seattle, was re- | ceived today by ©.:W. Carter of the Carter Mortuary, requesting further information relative to shipping the remains of Charles Olsen to Seattle for burial, Clsen, aged 61, died Wednesday morning at St. Ann’s Hospital after arriving here from Ketchikan. Carter telegraphed to Olsen’s Wwife in Seattle and received the mes- |sage from PP. B. Gill in reply. No| ‘ arrangements have been made pend- ““Wings of the Morning, my dear!” If Schilling Coffee doesn’t imyrovc his morning manners, granted. Shortly after entering the your money back. . Try Schilling Coffee. Treat it like a friend, with due consideration, and IBELGIAN SI’ORTSMAN it will do the same for you | It will pever fail you. It's & sturdy Coffee, Schilling Coffee There are two Schilling Coffees. [BECOMES ILL IN JAIL; TAKEN TO died last night at St. Ann’s Hospital from heart trouble. The remains are at the C. W. Carter Mortuary and no funeral arangements have yet been made. Fish, who was registered with the on the Alaska from Seattle, and being ) without funds, requested permission tossleep in the City jail, which was | jall, Fish became ill and was taken t6 the hospital Whers hé. died a few minutes later, ON MINE INSPECTION Charles Mulder, Belgian sports- man, of Antwerp, arrived on the Alaska. This morning Mulder, whose family has been interested in the Jualin property for many years, left { for the mine at Berners Bay aboard return to Juneau after two or three | days of inspection of the mine. | Several weeks ago a French min- HOSPITAL, Dll".Sj Eugene Fish, about 70 years of age, Washington Emergency Relief Ad- | ministration, arrived here last night | SCHENLEY’S Cream of Kentucky straight hiskey is first in Kentucky t_he home of whiskey ]udges. “Double rlch” they ‘call it! i Oreuinof Kemtacky” g, U, 8. ot O, Ed Jahnke's gas boat. He expects to ' Oeorrigh, 1985, Scheniey Distributors, lna. ‘klg further instructions. e GlVEN SATURDAY ELLIS FLIES TO KETCHIKAN | The PAA Lockheed Vega, piloted| With every seat taken, reservations by Bob Ellis, arrived in Ketchikan | GARDNERS RETURN Py for the Mother-Daughter Luncheon, at noon today. Ellis left Juneau| C. T Gardner of the Juneau Luu- SHUCKLIN m’”‘ to be held tomorrow in the Lutheran |yesterday and spent the night at ber Mills, and Mrs. Gardner, arrived Church Parlors under the auspices, Wrangell. |on the Alaska. One for drip‘ i g broker, arrived on the Alaska:* And so will you, if you trade here. Not in the form of special premiums or gifts, but actual cash. A penny or two on every item that you buy daily will mean a trimming of e\pendlturfl by many dollars over a penod of time. The pennies, nickels and dimes saved seems small, but they mount up. Try it. MILK $3.19 APPLES Delicious or Johnathans, boxI .59 MEAT DEPT. —QUALITY FIRST— CIGARETTES All Popular Brands $1.13 CARTON 2 pkgs.,25¢ All Brands, CASE 14 tall cans, 97¢ EGGS LARGE 4 CLEAN FRESH Two doz.,85¢c . UNITED FOOD Coffee 2 1bs., 65¢ Tomatoes e CHICKENS BACON . DILL PICKLES 29¢ 10¢ NITED FOOD CO. “YOUR HOME-OWNED GROCERY AND MARKET” Douglas Delivery Twice Daily Fancy Stewers, Ib. Special Cans 2 for 35¢ 6 for 99¢ EXTRA SPECIAT COFFEE ALL BRANDS 19¢1b. POTATOES U.S.NO. 1 50 Ib. sack, 99¢ New Clean Sacks Pea, Tomato or Vegetable SOUP Extra Large Cans 3 for 29¢ Heinz Fancy, 4 whole pickles . PHONE 16 One for percolatar, | ! LR ing engineer, Andre Fonville, of Faris, spent several days at the ) Jualin mine, surveying and inspect- ing the property for the French and Sam Shucklin, wholesale dry goods }Belglan capitalist owners. - e HAL WINSOR WINS PRIZE Hal Winsor, of Thane, an emplayce. of the electrical department at the| Alaska-Juneau and Alaska. Gasti- Ji neau companies for the past 20 years, was awrded the 50 by 245 foot plet * in the Woodford Acres last night at the Capitol Theatre. | e HASTENS TO MOTHER’S SIDE Mrs. Roy Torell, daughter of Mrs, Bthel Neville, stewardess of the Fire \ Hal! club, who is now seriously ill in g, . 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