The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1935, Page 2

Values For Saturday | A TABLE DAMASK Blue, Green, Gold 1.00 PER YARD BEDSPREAD Full Size—Colored $4.50 , WOOL-FILLED COMFORTERS 5.00 to $10.50 DOUBLE PART-WOOL BLANKET UPSTAIRS You will be amazed at our showing of TOYS. CHINA, GLASSWARE, COOKING UTENSILS MERCERIZED DAMASK Bleached 53 in, wide. 60¢ vard PERCALES—Fast Color Special, 20¢ yard TOWELS Plain and Fancy Turkish Towels Priced from 20¢ to $1.00 each HUCK TOWELS 15¢ to 35¢ each DAMASKS — DRAPERY Colorful fancy woven fabrics Comes in a variety of colors CRASH ROLLER TOWELING 15¢ a yard FANCY LACE PANEL CURTAINS Regular $2.95. Now $2.45 60c a yard and up CRETONNES Ranging in pricee from 20¢ to $1.00 a yard COTTAGE SET CURTAINS 2.50, Now $1.95 Regular and many other house wares B.M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneaw’s Leading Department Store Homilton Boach ] BASKETBALL RADIO PHONE CEL BOUTS ONTAP ABOARD PATCO \ 7 Pilot Sheldon simmons made two special * fiights—one yesterday ‘and another today—in the Alaska Air | Transport Patco to test radio téle- | phone ‘equipment recently, installed |in the plane. Both tests resulted in | efficient two-way contact with the Juneay Signal Corps station, and Simmons expects to install a base radio telephone station at the Alas- ka Air Transport float. A new propeller for the Juneau Flying Club Klem Skylark, which is based at the Alaska Air Transport float, arrived this morning on the Yukon to replace the propelier pre- viously in use, which had become slightly warped. The new propel- i b " |ler was specially constructed for the little seaplane by the California pro- n for the first time this sea- with the addition of Woody Bur-| Pooer Comp:i_,,__ with 2 Bowls $ 75 TN 197 Doubleheader Be Played Tomorrow Night in School Gym be fighting to win and two teams will ATTACHMENTS Two teams w their first and Krause DeMolay squad & orrow night >, which will start promises to be the son. Both quints only outfits in $3.75* Extractoc six foot, six i pound | « 33 00 ce foot COMES ON NORTHLAND e £ A..Van Mavern, West Coast Groc- e ¥ ery Company representative, arrived Cinie $3.25 ot $3.25 BARRS FOR CORDOVA on the Northland. *Can be used only with Power Barr, manager | Special Delivery to Douglas Daily 2:30 P. M. Telephone #42. adv. Schilling liam Sound Power nd Mrs. Bar Yukon Iy Unit which is $4.75 Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Juneau- Douglas | COLE TRANSF | We deliver Sta | Diesel Oil from a ¢ | strained into your-ta | Baggage, Drayage, Crating, | Storage | | PHONE 3441 CASH COLE Night Phone 1803 1 IRED CROSS IS STILL BELOW JUNEAU QUOTA Roll Call to Be Continued Until Necessary Sum Collected To and including today, the tenth day of the drive, $522 has been col- lected in the Red Cross Drive in the City of Juneau, declared A. B. Phil- lips, Roll Call Chairman. This sum, slightly over half the 1935. quota, is considerably less than half of last year's collection. As yet, no reports have been re- ceived from outlying districts. Commenting upon the &pparent fajlure to raise sufficient funds, Mr. Phillips said today: “We are con- fident we shall raise the quota— $1,000, before we are through. Juneau has never yet failed the Red Cross, and certainly her contributions have always reaped a rich return in civic development. Our one anxiety is that we complete our collections during !the time allotted us in the national 1dr1ve—t.bat, is, before Thanksgiving.” Should the quota not be reached [by that time, however, Mr. Phillips’ expresed the will of the entire com- ® | mittee to continue the drive until il.he quota is achieved. 1 “This money is not going to an- swer national emergencies,” mem- | bers of the committee reiterated to- |day. “Everything contributed by | each individual above the initial 50 | cents remains in Juneau. Our quota is intended to fit our Juneau needs; |and the knowledge that such a need | exists should stimulate all employed persons in contributing what they !can toward its fulfillment.” | Persons missed by Red Cross so- | licitors are asked to send in their i donations to one of the following: Diamond Engagement Ring - $85 Capture her heart with this large, bril- liant: ston’e set in 18-kt. white gold. Diamond Ring $49 Large stone of ex- ceptional brilliance flanked by two fiery diamonds. ing value. Perfect Solitaire $29.50 Lustrous, sparkling blue - white diamond set in @ thodera, new mounting of white gold. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 22, 1935. B. M. Behrends, President; Alen Shattuck, Treasurer; M. H. Sides, Secretary, or A. B. Phillips, Roll *| call Chairman. GAME WARDEN SAILS FOR NORTHERN POST Game Warden Hosea Sarber, who recently returned from a brief trip to Seattle, boarded the Yukon en- route to his headquarters at Dil- lingham. Sarber will confer with Warden Jack O'Connor for a week in An- chorage, where his wife and baby are now staying, and then will take a plane with his family for Dilling- bam. PRISONER TAKEN TO VALDEZ FOR TRIAL Henry W. King, accused of non- nayment of & room bill in Seward, was taken 10 Valdez aboard the steamer | Yukon to stand trial. King is | the custody of Deputy Marshal W.| C. Brown of Unalaska, who return- | aboard the vessel. | King, who was attempting to ob-; tain employment in Juneau, was ta- | ken into custody at Douglas Satur- day night by Deputy Mafshal Walter | G. Hellan on a telegraphic warrant from Valdez. i . i IRVING ARRIVES IN TOWN | Wilbur Irving, Alaska representa- tive for the Continental Distilling Company, and wholesale liquor dis- tributor, arrived on the Yukon from | Seattle. 1 —————— ! CLIFFORD ARRIVES E. H. Clifford, Marshall-Wells Hardware Company representative, arrived on the Yukon from Wran- gell. e IS GOING TO SEWARD Mrs. C. M. Eckman, wife of the proprietor of the Eckman Furniture Company, is a passenger on the Yu- kin enroute to Seward. S Blue White E : VISITORS | Diamond $59 WELCOME 1 Fiery, blue - white [ ] diamond set in the | newest white gold mounting. An amaz- O[‘EN amele colors 8-kt : 1 26-Pe. Chest i $6.5 forks, teaspoons, one butter knife shell. from a vacation in the states| Ronson Lighter Case $9.50 Nationally famous quality. Richly en- Set includes six each, knives, sl’!;fl;ware - $12.50 SIGNAL CORPS, - COLUMBIA LBR, - WINLAST NIGHT | | The only player to break 500 in the Commercial League bowling at the Brunswick alleys, J. Halm, Col- | umbia Lumber, made a three game total score of 535. F. Henning, Rheinlander, was second with 498. {M. Ugrin, Brunswick, bowled the| Ibest individual game score—192— defeating Halm for that honor by‘ 12 points. The Signal Corps beat Rhejnland- | er in two of their three encounters,| and Columbia Lumber defeated the Brunswicks by the same margin. The complete scores were: Signal Corps Stevenson 152 161 158— 461 Everetts 138 158 169— 465 Lenhart 103 98 118— 319 Totals .. 393 407 445—1245 Rheinlander F. Henning 143 175 180— 498 Delebeque 108 127 114— 349‘ Hutching 116 123 138— 377; Totals 367 .425 4321224 Brunswick McKinley 119 133 123— 375 Redling 113 108 144— 365 M. Ugrin 148 192 145— 485 Totals 380 433 412—1225 Columbia-Lumber Co. | S. Grummett 136 138 150— 424 F. A. Morgan 125 106 117— 348 J. Halm 190 167 178— 535 Totals 451 411 < 445—1307 Commercial League games sched-| uled for tonight are: Alt Heidelberg| vs. Sanitary Gorceer, 7:30 pm.; Unit- | ed Food vs. Folgers, 8:30 p.m. R Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! d. Choice of uine bristles. Oto soup spoons— and one sugar colors. A Smadll Down PAYMENT RESERVES I Any Purcha Military Sets, $7.75 Traveling set in neat case, 5 ebony black brushes with gen- & Handsome Modernistic Toilet Set In Beautiful Lined Case $14.00andup _ This beautifully styled set includes all the essential pieces for' her ‘dressing table. | U. . DEPARIMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneam and. vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., November 22: Cloudy tonight and Saturday, probably showers; moderate easterly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity =~ Weathe. 4 p.m. yest'y 30.13 41 82 S 8 Cldy 4 am. today . 29.95 38 22 s 5 Cldy Noon today 29.79 38 92 s 7 Sprinkling CABLE AND KADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY TODAY Highest 4p.m. Lowest4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. 4am. Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather Anchorage 32 s | 10 — —_ 0 —_— Bafrow -26 -26 -30 -18 8 0 Clear Nome . 4 6 -B 4 0 Clear Bethel - 26 20 20 4 0 Clear Fairbanks 26 20 {25110 7 4 02 Snow Dawson 16 10 | -2 -8 4 Clear St. Paul 36 36 32 34 12 04 Pt. Cldy Dutch Harbor 40 40 | 28 30 4 0 Clear Kodiak 40 40 « 26 32 8 0 Clear Cordova o 43 36 | 30 30 4 ‘Frace Clear Juneau .43 41 | 37 38 5 Trace Cldy Sitka .84 - 34 - -~ 0 o Ketchikan 42 42 34 36 4 01 Cudy Prince Rupert ... 42 42 | @88 4 0 Cldy Edmonton ............ 38 32 16 18 4 [ Clear Seattle 50 46 | 40 4 4 Trace Clay Portland .. . 50 44 | 40 40 4 01 Cldy San Francisco ... 60 58 52 54 4 a2 Cldy New York 54 50 46 48 4 0 Clear ‘Washington 54 48 34 38 4 0 Clear WEACHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. Ketchikan, cloudy, temperature 34; Wrangell, cloudy, 35; Sitka, cloudy, 38; Skagway, raining, 40; Soapstone Point, cloudy, 42; Radio- ville, raining, 36; Cordova, cloudy, 33; Chitina, cloudy, 15; McCarthy, snowing, 20; Anchorage, clear, 10; Fairbanks, cloudy, 8; Ruby, clear, -22; Nulato, clear, -30; Kaltag, clear, -30: Flat, clear, 0. WEATHER SYNOPSIS A storm area of marked intensity was centered tris morning over the North Pacific Ocean in the vicinity of the Aleutian Islands the lowest reported pressure being 28.70 inches. Another storm area was over the Pacific Ocean about 800' miles west of the Washington-Oregon coast. High baromteric pressure prevailed throughout the interior, western and nerthern portions of Alaska and the MacKenzie basin. This general pressure distribution has been attended by unsettled and showery weather over Southeast Alaska, and along the coast from Seattle to San Francisco, and local snow at Fairbanks, elsewhere over the field of abservation fair weather prevailed. ’ It was much colder last night from the Bering Sea coast eastward to the lower MacKenzie Valey, the lowest reported temperature being 30 below at Nulato and Kaltag. 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