The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1936, Page 3

INSIDE STORY "~ OF NAVY LIFE SHOWN. FILM !‘Annapolis Farewell' Opens | at Capitol Theatre s Tonight The first definite evidence of the government's new policy of permit- STARTING TONIGHT scel in the Army and Navy is d in Paramount’s “Annap- arewell,” a dramatic story of | the Capitol tonight The cast is headed by Sir Guy Standing, Richard Cromwell, Tom | Brown and Roalind Keith. Officials of the Naval Academy opens up all doors to the motion picture workers, gave sincere and practical cooperation, discarded red tape and in reality permitted the| film unit to make pictures of every-| thing in the academy which they wished to show on the screen. The result is that for the first time the real, inside story of how Uncle Sam tra ns sons to be sea fighters| is told in “Annapolis Farewell.” | i | ENTERS HOSPITAL | Mrs. A. J. Ballinger who arrived | on the Alaska Air Transport plane} ‘Palco from Hirst-Chichagof last | | night entered St. Ann’s for medical | treatment. | —— e — SHOP IN JUNEACT Merry lads...and’ luscious lassies in astar-spangled cruise toromance! THESE FACTS ABOUT BRAN HAVE BEEN PROVED BY TESTS Supplies Gently Acting “Bulk” to Aid Regular Habits Now and then, in talking with your friends, the subject of bran has come up. So that real facts might replace unsupported opinions, the Ke Jompany has aided for some nutrition laboratories. Studies made on a group of healthy women showed that two tablespoonfuls of bran daily cone tinued to relieve constipation* over a period of months. How different from cathartics—where dosage often must be increased. Another series of tests on men in- dicated that, with some people, the “bulk” in bran was, much more effective than that found in fruits BROWN R l c H A R D a“?’:rctiee?btl::t:s showed that Kel- MATINEE logg’s ALL-BRAN provided vitamin v R(] L B and iron as well as “bulk.” SATURDAY—1 P.M. WA SIR GUY STANDING ROSALIND KIETH T0M —ALSO— “Ol Dog Tray” Cartoon “Here’s the Gang” MICKEY MOUSE This “bulk” absorbs moisture, and gently exercises and cleanses the system — the right way to correct constipation. Serve ALL-BRAN regularly for | regularity. Either as a cereal, with | milk or cream, or in cooked dishes. It is | & natural laxative food. Sold by all gro- cers. Made by Kel- a truck backed into him at the logg in Battle Creek. who was in an garbage dump, is reported as being ternoon whén out of danger at St. Ann’s hospital. *Covstipation” dué to " insufficient “bulk.” BUCK JONES in “THE THROW BACK” “Tailspin Tommy”—Cartoon—Comedy News—Candy OUT OF DANGER Frank Dominigue, accident yesterday af Missy Shop uits! }MIssMQ Nelson - foWed Arthar - | Burl@aturday !Ceremony to Be Held in Evening at Home of ‘ Groom's Mother | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936. groom as best man. Miss Nelson came here from Ket- ou n employed at the Ju eam Parlors, Mr. Burke, who is well & Juneau, is Brothers. The couple plan an open house af- ter the wedding in their apartmen at the Coliseum. employed at org: ‘Schilling CHOIR PLAN CANTATA | the choir of the Northern Lig Presbyterian Church, under the direction of Ruth Sarah fin, at the regular Easter se and Carol Beery Davis, accompanist. A processional hymn, sung by the ting the people to see behind the: a private home of Mrs. Mary Burke, mothorl e groom, at 8:30 o'clock Sat- | the paval academy which opens at|C of Mr. Arthur Burke at cerempny to be held at the The Rev. ill réad the marriage vows. Nelson, sister, of Miss Nel- arrived here recently from Erling K. EVERYTHING GOES AT ONCE! All fixtures and furnishings are included. STORE WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT and unheard . of bargains are being offered in nationally-known brands of Silk Hosiery—Lingerie in satin and crepes— Foundation Garments—House Frocks and many other items of women's apparel. CASH ONLY! NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS viEHmArts BT Preve of FOOD I FASHIONS 73 PIGGLY WIGGLY | FOODS have their fashions too! . .. So let’s dress up the Easter table in our ' cleverest manner First — a cocktail . . . of fruit or tomato juice. Next — fruit-and-gelatin salad . . . hearts of celery stuffed with cheese . stuffed olives, or both! Soups? A light, clear consomme to quicken the appetite! For the entree — Baked slice of ham and pineapple rings on fresh, crisp lettuce. Scalloped potatoes . . . or riced sweet potatoes . . . and buttered asparagus! Dessert, the final‘}ouch that proves the meal a master-piece . . . butterscotch pie . .. cheese and crackers with marma- lade . . . angel food cake and whipped cream! LETTUCE, large crisp FLAVORY MEXICAN iken, will be bridesmaid and| (Vhily Powder hester Zimmerman will cars ago, and has untn| FOR EASTER SERVICE 28 1 TONIGHT o ‘ ‘ A cantata rn:ulc; “Faith Easter First Show Staris n in! He! by James R. Rogers will Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, it was announced today by the Rev. John € The ¢hoir will number | choir, will precede the Cantata, and Ralph Waggoner will give a tenor solo “Open The Gates of the Tem- o The service will be given over en- . A hilarious story of high o the presentation of the the Rev asse said. The h will be decorated in keep- | ing with the Easter season. } - ) SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! HARRY LANGDON LLOYD NOLAN | Arthir HOHL T e S HARD-RIDING ACTION WITH DIAMATIC ROMANCE..! The marmer in which alert officers respond to this threat of danger is said to be exactly like the system employed in fire drills aboard the | Normandie and other modern float- | . Buck Jones who -is the star of 2 The Throwback” has never appear- ed in a more excitin ma which details thrilling events in the Wes- tern “cow country” where cattle “Atlantic Adventure’, and|thieves have long baffled the effort s o ® s of the local sheriff to bring about The IhFOWbflCk their capture. Start Tonight # -oo — § ASPARAGUS 1 d A double bill opening at the Col- . P A S ” » lenaer, iseum Theatre tonight, features|® ® ®¢ @ = 6 ¢ 6 & ¢ o 0 o green-. ... wil i 2 lbs. 25¢ | “Atlantic _ Adventure” and “The pr Throwback. PEAS, fresh, sweet 2 lbs., 25¢ Strawberries, Green Onions, Radishes, Cauliflower. Celery Calavos, large ... 2 for 25¢ Olives, Stuffed ... 2 bottles 25¢ Coffee, all brands. ... 1b., 29¢ Coffee, Piggly Wiggly opecial - o 2 lbs., 39¢ Pineapple. lge. cans. 3 for 67¢ String Beans, cut 2 cans 25¢ Peaches, lge. cans 3 for 65¢ Olives, Ripe, Picnic Size .. e .3 cans 29c BUTTER — EGGS . .. Sunset Gold—Lowest Market Prices Meat Department HAMS, Swift's Premium— world's largest seller lb. 33¢ FRYERS, Genuine 1936 Birds Three Whole Birds $1.15 CAPONS, Fancy Bard Rocks: 5 . TURKEYS, Oregon Cornfed 9% 12 1bs. 207 i Ib. 35¢ HENS, Young Tender Birdg ol 1 hnre o 1b. 24c OYSTERS, Eastern— Pint _35¢ Quart. 65¢c PICNIC HAMS ... . 1b. 22¢ ALSO—Spring Lamb, Roast- ers or Swift’s Baby Beef Roast FOR PROSPERITY P m Dept. Make this Easter a memorable cul- inary treat . . . thanks to Piggly Wiggly’s budget- PIGGLY WIGGL Grocery 24 BUSINESS Meat 24-2 rings 42 IS GOOD Dept, 42:2 rings W. J. Shoemaker; Dr. and Mrs. Bruer, Angoon. ZYNDA C. Rhoades, Chichagof. ALASKAN A. McDonald, Juneau; P. F. White, Herbert River. — .- | First of the cinema ships to be | paterned after the record-break- ing Normandie, is the Gigantic, the interiors of which were erected on the Columbia lot for use in “Atlant- |ic Adventure,” a new deep-sea dra- |mn featuring Nancy Carroll and { Lloyd Nolan. Important in the dramatic action EASTER BREAD of “Atlantic Adventure” is a false| Ask for it at the PEERLESS {‘alnrm. instigated by Lloyd Nolan.' BAKERY. —adv. BEAUTIFY YOUR AUTOS and BOATS Also the interior of your homes with the new COLFANITE Enamels and Varnish FREE DEMON$TRATION! at the COLFANITE STORE 318 Main St. Next to Fire Hall OPENING SOON! Juneau Radiator, Fender and Body Works AUTO PAINTING SIMONIZING WELDING ART NYQUIST JACK McDANIEL wise ‘prices. WL o AT