The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 8, 1936, Page 5

» - , i amrmrrrme 4 | Dl SUCCE: 1 DOUGLAS §=:f;,2::m:::;‘f Sus NEWS ster, Foreman; e ) DOUGLAS FIRE - BOYS' SESSION :: IS LIVELY UNE were du y in (!v e \! but w ped nte Degan. The which has been conducted during rs, Erskine, vice-|the st few days represents the Chief; Hachmei- | program arranged to cooperate with angseth, secretary; | the new healtn movement of which ed. i L. W. Kilburn was assistant maintenance dler. | Dr. Council is the head R s 'NEW IMPROVEMENTS PAY’N TAKIT STORE Chief P ap: committee Degan as fol-| iemi, Swenson, | Work is now completed on a mod- headed by|ern -proof flour warehouse on alog and |the newly-constructed upper floor el of the Pay n' Takit grocery. Also completed is a large w - | waret tilled bever | by Ed Bowd Both additions to the top floor accessible to the stor e-enclosed the storing of dis- The work was done arpenter Fire Drill re drid every two wes aska-made ght elev New Oflicers Are Installed e recently and in- ) B lied by the Machine any Many Matters of he committee on the annual|Shop of Juneau. The lift has Interest Discussed k from | Pacity of 2000 pounds, and oper go- | under four speeds. It is absolu fool-proof and safe, the manag ment stated. An efficient bit of carpenter work shaft that to be Douglas Firemen had a very busy session at their regular meeting night, when for an hour ahd a half, At the conclusion of the me(lmg‘ a number of firemen attended the De- | Was performed om the various issues of importance en- ed their 'mumwp Ways and P2 holds the elevator by Mr. Bowden, means of improving their sicn. A ho also built the cage. The fighting methods and equipment b ported. he elevator is now in full oper: oy ; 1, and according to employees, longing to the department was the key-note of most of the suggestions offéred and plans were made to put them into effect where practical A written report from Fire Chief Pusich was read cove! the acti- w. o runs like the proverbial top. - Al Lunds.oe to the D Ciub for tk Mrs. will be 1d Wo- "fiSHUE STOCK - TOBESOLD Jr., h: it final meeting at T h this even. Robert DuPree and Mrs. vities of the firemen during the past ing menth. The three alarms respond- Rose will be assisting hos- to during that period were re- tesses 5| sion will be viewed in the report, also the find-'taken up with ins xll.tlm] of the secured from an inspection of new officers, with cards and refresh- s Deviin, well-Kr been placed in sole Leader Department department and hown regarding the posi- ons hydrants are to be placed in connection with installation of the! new water system, also the types of pl hydrants to be used. A committee to e S PLANTED A v Balm of Gilead trees wer od on the public school grounds as one of the civic projects of shoe TR F liquidated at cnce Pric was appointed at a previous meet- sponsored by the Douglas Island ing to work on this proposition with Women’s Club. the management s floor space the City Council. The matter of > is needed to v the rapidly as masks was again brought up BETTER HEALTH MOVEMENT Ay it business, and | d Foreman E. Hachmeister was FOR NATIVE VILLAGE y to do this is to sac- e shoe stock. This will be | r. Devlin in full author- n the footwear stock into to make some final gaticns before purchase is STARTED HERE THIS WEEK Miss M. Rivet, nurse with the Of- ade. of Indian Affai addressed a th liest ’ Roller Out—Degan In ring of Indian villagers at the the “earilest pogsible ‘mo- At conclusion of unfinished busi- Government school Wednesday ‘ 2 eorge further stated t! Ml ness Ed Roller, retiring chairmen cning on the p Al . i concluded his term of office by ment of tube i b :’”L o “‘l“ L thanking the members for the cc- series of similar wee e S a Ll operation and support given him s serie ther with a ¢ e L T AL BUY AT HOME! and then turned the gavel over to campaign throughout the n shoe | charge | Store | according to | Joe George, the entire stock will be | e of no great concern,| SHOES LITTLE GENTS The kind that is made to wear—and never before such a selection to choose real honest to goodness shoes for the little fellow at such savings! Sizes 11Y; to 2 $1.95 REMEMBER—AIl former prices for- gotton—and first come, first served. EXTRA SPECIAL TENNIS SHOES that lace to the toe 1Sizes 1114 to 2 NOW 69(3 Children’s Shoes Former prices don’t count! 75 pairs—sizes 2 to 11 MOTHERS! What a chance for you to get a real buy in these extra good sturdy all-leather shoes for the LIT- TLE TOT—both high and low—former values up to $3.45. NOW $1 .69 ADDED: Children’s Felt Slippers—the kind you want. Sizes 5 to 11. NOW 39(: CASH NO APPROVALS . . . NO EXCHANGES . .. ALL SALES CASH . .. NO LIMIT TO PURCHASES THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, | Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 16. Slow but per- :. Ty ve measures :vasl:&rlnf ' PIE[STA]S AIRIAIBIOILIAIS] 20, Measures ot A Tun;z:verlngl O[X|I [DIE RII[G]I INIAITIE length 21. 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A son of poses to ef- 39 Locations vari Ezra ect a recon- 41, 1/16 of an Countries 53. English letter ciliation " ounce 10. Either of two DOWN 7. Cagts side- 13- Gorpulent ) long glances . Town in tggfi?(‘;(’\flla 1. Flush with 8. Prophet Pennsyl- Bible " success 9. Division vania 42, Small_case 2. Term of 10. Rowing 46. River bottom 43. §n behalf of polite ad- Implement 49. Down: 4. Lecay dress 11. Thirsty prefix | | III/// - e B e fll%fl. THIS IS A SURPRISE BUT EVERY 2785 Pair of Shoes and Footwear have been have instructed Mr. Devlin to make every ¢ WHILE THE Women! 2 ; U yours early and avoid diss to go at 1o sell as high as $ sizes but not in all 936. DEGREE WORK IS SCOTTISH RITE Four Candidates Takin Work at Spring Reunion | Ends Tomonow Eve TUSEQUAK P. 0, BEING GIVEN BY TO BE REOPENED MAY SIXTEEN upplies Are Coming North on Louise—Capt. W. Sh‘ong, Postmaster couver for Junes The supp! are in care of Postmaster Wile who will dispatch them to Tulsequah The service between Juneau and or upon an authorized ag It is believed here that trans- ation of the mail between Ju-~ d Tulsequah will be handled Tulsequah will be weekly, personal call of ent CALLING ALL KIDS WITH POOCHES And SAY, KIDS, if you haven't a dog borrow one and come out and help us save your dog and friend from UNFAIR s /<uEEn Canvas—All this season’s stock—Every Shoe sz 45 We SPECIAL! Work of the 14th degree to the| After being closed for one year, ~TREATMED 30th will feature the Spring Re- |the post office at Tulsequah, Brit- COME PREPARED for a big union meeting of the Scottish Rite | ish Columbia, will be reopened May dog, pooch and mutt parade. Masons tonight, according to Wal- |16 and William Strong will be post- See Mr. Hermann, at THE ter Heisel, General Secretary, who|master according to advices receiv-' J U DRUG CO. take: Re da part in all the ceremonies. The adv. nion sessions opened Wednes- | and will conclude tomorrow t in the Scottish Rite Temple all the sessions are being ed today by Postmaster Albert Wile The supplies for the Post Office are aboard the Princess Louise { which sailed last night from Van- - FOR RENT-Furnished wonth. Phone 2551. Candidates taking the work are Paul F. Schnee, John A. Larson, C. Thomas and Forrest R. all of Juneau. Dr. Robert and Edwin Sutton will be in charge tonight and James S. Tru- itt and Walter P. Scott tomorrow night when the 32d degree will be given The local Masonic body has jur- liction over all of A ka with the exception of Ketch - SPECIAL BUS FOR OPENING AUKBAY | INN ON SATURDAY | The Channel Bus preparations DR. RAE L. CARLSON OPTOMETRIST | s 1 Announces to her friends and patrons in Juneau and vicinity, the opening of a permanent, exclusive and modern optical office in LUDWIG NELSON'S JEWELRY STORE on South Franklin Street. | ne is making to handle a large 'rowd of pleasure seekers who will attend the summer opening of Auk e Bay Inn tomorrow night. Mr. Ba- | yes xame con states that the Line will run n Bus which 3 Saturday night and that nent of the Auk Buy de plenty of fun, good d entertainment for the pec leave the Hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment Only 1 turned over to Charles Devlin for liquidation—that means we e conferred 30 p. m. A full at- greatly d-sired. adv. sacrifice to rid the store of footwear regardless of former prices as we are but interested in ridding ourselves of the Shoe Department and WHAT DEVLIN SAYS—GOES! have been known to fea- Y LAST—White Summer Shoes in Kid or ture the best there is in the MISS or GROWING GIRLS—but Dev- shoes for room, The Corner Drug Store.” $10 PAIRS of the fines leathers th were marked air—all widths and . so you should get appointment. $2.45 Men! Crossett and BrownBilt and sev- eral other well known makes of- fered you in this sale—REAL BARGAINS at 2 same prices— 8445 C A few odds and ends — we FELT don’t know what they cost SLIPPERS but they are werth more than our price—NOW 23 p.nns men~ high tanned MEN' If you want a real dressy oxford—patent o leather—plain toe, and made by Crossett— former value $8.50 Come and take ’em at 4 45 pair. DEVLIN SAYS THESE WILL GO FAST — 46 pairs Foothold Rubbers, value $1.00 57 pairs Women's Zippers, value $1.95 to $ 33 pairs Chjldren'’s Zippers, values to $2.00, We could have disposed of this entire stock of Men's fine and work footwear to an out of town dealer—But DEVLIN says NO! SO COME AND GET 'EM! Let's give them to the men at the FELT SLIPPERS WORK SHOES Just 37 pairs of these—regu- lar values $2.25—so0 hurry—: looo GET YOURS AT $9.95 S ke MEN'’S TENNIS SHOE SPECIAL! Regular $1.25 values NOW 69c Reqgular $2.25 values NOW $1.59 "HURRY! At rock bottom—former values up to $6.50 palr—l\OW THEY GO AT . A real bhoot at a real saving—if you have either a large or small foot—values to $10.50. Not all sizes—NOW HIGH TOPS .NOW 69c NOW $1.39 NOW 95¢ 3.45 ... sizes 5to 12 STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING SALE! Leader Department GEORGE BROTHERS Store lin says they must go and here is an opportunity offer- ed you that seldom occurs— OUT THEY GO! $7.95 AND ALL SIZES TOO, from 11145 to 2 Misses’ Felts C PER PAIR Hurry! Hurry! FOR THESE! Just a few pairs — regular $1.25 MISSES’ TENNIS® SHOES WHILE THEY LAST! 69¢