The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1936, Page 3

at RICE & AHLERS we've always saved you money that's why vse're offering the 1936 KELVINATOR It not only pays for itself...but does it in less time and gives you far more refrigerator for your money! held in the E\'crgru‘ln Bowl und(l»n r-Clol L:* ALW;llh :;\&P:l';):m('g;' T . |does the 'price 'Important new | H. S. GRAVE! the direction of Walter P. Hautla | eral's Department a arrs | D l C d P l | health values found in no other v D Y jand Mrs. Helen Webster, a treas- ficer H. B McManus, both from al ’ ross-wor uzzie beer may be enjoyed by drinking | “The Clothing ure hunt was enjoyed by 50 chil- Headquarters Ninth Corlp-“ 5fP='»§“'£ ! Schlitz beer containing Sunshine | Home of Hart Schaffng dren last Friday afternoon. Con-| Francisco, have spent the past weel ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 10. Reduce to an Vitamin D. | Marx Clothing tests of varoius types were also con-| making the annual inspection of g, Fees given even surface | .. bl is [ y . s e : Ly o LuxoHast Vitamin D, though essential for | ducted during the day with prizes Chilkoot Bdl!-‘fkj‘ A Hl‘j‘ *-r A Bervices Great Take | vigorous health, is seriously lacking — =~ { fen khe CHliien alingipart in iy U bRl e o e ot (“fn‘“ll d“_‘ o e T . Withstand use in the ordinary diet. It may be ob« === puppet show contest ing problems, tent pitching “”“ “' 14, On the h(ghut . Purpose tained from the rays of the sun, but | Youngsters winning prizes for put-| play of full field equipment were| . polnt o . Troubled modern life and dress interfere with | ting on the best show were Susie Witnessed by the Inspector to deter-| g pptice Is sorry !our getting from this source all Finegdn and Mary Tubbs. Croquet| mine the proficiency of the garri-| IfClty in Inatana Al the Vitamin D that is needed. prize winners were Betty Nordling son. Buildings, funds and u.?mus oo UL ltamin/D-ikan. Alatd e htoes, and Verna Mae Gruber. First, sec-| were also included in the inspection. Rt . Command teeth and nerves. It is vital to the ond and third prize winners for ’ A : b 2L Pletfi?d'na' a Frozen rain proper mineral balance in the body. the boys free throw were Johnny| The U.S Coast and ](7.-‘,(\1.».{c Sm‘-‘ L g;:::pnr maP® | 1t aids the muscles and helps'the costs Garcia, Axel Niclson and Walter| vey boat, Westdahl, has been tied | e Saltpeter P, general resistance. The perfection Martin. up at Chilkoot Barracks (%n(k for %&bl)mm“ P.m:nnm-h of Schlitz beer containing Sun- Participants who found treasures, the past week while. lm’mliua.ul the .B‘ig?u’l:"ynn ot 3 N;fl“ shine Vitamin D is a rost im- no more than which were hidden in various places| survey have been checl_mm tm_mglj— 22 '3’31""‘1"" "g{(lg animal portant contribution to the science around the bow! were Lila Sinclair, lation stations in and around Haines. 376 '{‘v!vo?l‘llot’sl 5. Excavators of better foods and better living.” 5 Mary Tubbs, Ernest Tyler, Edward - ehariot 56. Kind of vessel DOWN 41l Kind of cat b Nielson, George Martin, Patricia Company “E,” 7th Infantry, Cap-| 3% Come in 60, Stinging weeds 1. Narrow fabric - Baseball clul i % <2 o e an % 5 3 40 Conjunction 2. Newspaper 52. Absolute Y Martin, Raymond Reaber, Axel Niel- tain L. V. Castner, conmanding, will Water nymph 64. Fine open- paragraph 54, Finished JOHN HELLENTHAL ® - “rank leave June 15 for a week’s march uj (3 Untruth work fabrle 3 pinute orifice 65. Noblemen )l o son, Frank Thomas Jr, and Lillian leave June oL a ! P Full o seeds 65. Commerce 4. Rejected 56. Defect Refrl erator Nielson. the Chilkat river. All supplies, bed-| {8. Fish §1. Alleviate s plisdaintully 57, Talk enthust- GRADUATED JUNE 7 i . s eep blu The program for this week will end ding .and equipment will be packed| ‘4iiAabyrinth =« 3 Declare . ‘Dlgment 58, Chillod AT NOTRE DAME U on Friday with a special stunt day in by the men or by pack horse and | 48! Near % [ S B & 8 Beoositea : as the feature of the entertainment, canoe. This will be one of the first | g PoNI%S 7L Marries § pootalof 62 Princely Ital. ‘ it was announced today. recent ‘experiments in.moving a7, o 8oteleel T B-"rnf:om . X e ey . Noticed John Simon Heuenthal, graduate cm i | Today at 1 o'clock, Mrs. Helen company of men overland in this tain flowers 73, Paradise slaves . Consumed of the Juneau High School and | vor bl R 'y 4 | Webster announced the story hour Vvicinity. son of Judge and Mrs, Simon Hel- ¥ We can't tell you the whole story was to be a reading of the tale lenthal, was one of the graduates - here, but come into our store. We'il Jack and the Bean Stalk Mrs. James J, Raby and Miss at the Ninety-Second Commence- | actually prove that it costs you more to be without one of these new Kel- 479w with a Kelvinator. Then, Visible Economy. No more guessing about operating costs. Kel- vinator gives you a certified state- ment of Low Operating Cost, a cost of from one-half to one-third as much as many refrigerators now in use. And then, Visible Protection— the manufacturer backs it with a Five-Year Protection Plan. Every ice tray has a rubber grid, which means easy ice cube removal, right at the refrigerator. Comein and see the 1936 Kelvina- o for yourself. Get the whole big picture, Let us prove that it will quickly pay for itself. Come in today, and you can buy a Warner Brothers Comedy “SERVES YOU RIGHT” Fox Movietone Big Unit Show TODAY A Warner Bros. IT'S A KELVINATOR Rice & Ahlers say it the best Electrical Refrigerator on the market. SAVE YOUR COUPONS ENDS WEEK OF - PLAY PROGRAM 150 Children Pa Participate in Contests Friday at Evergreen Bowl Ending the first week of the sum- mer play program which is being Now that the Boy Scouts have returned from summer camp it is | expected teams in volley ball, dia- %,,;& coLD In the 1936 Kelvinator you can (;& ECONOMY Kelvinator provides you with a Certificateof Low Cost of Opera- tion. The 1936 Kelvinator uses one-half or one-third as much current as maay refrigerators now the home of the Rev. A. Glasse, Edna F. Hastings of Se- attle became the bride of Clifford L. Swap. The couple were married by the Rev. Glasse at 8 o'clock Sat- al of the Mount McKinley aboard neau. | Attendants at the wedding were | Doris Swap and Alfred Swap. The bride was charmingly dressed in a pale blue crepe creation and her attendant wore a flowered tafetta dress. Both carried corsages of spring flowers. ‘The couple plan to make their home in the Mietenen Apartments. | The groom is an employee of the' Sanitary Grocery e |DONIE TAYLOR NOW. %PROTECTIUN You know that the }9}6 Kclvm.,‘ tor will give you long years of service. Because it is backed by a 5-year Protection Plan, signed by | the oldest company in the ine dustry. At a candlelight ceremony held at and Mrs. John urday evening following the arriv- which Miss Hastings came to Ju-‘ ON WAY TO HAWAII Miss Donie Taylor, Juneau teach-| Inspected by Col. A.H.Wells Review, htc‘, at Chilkoot Barracks—One Com- | pany on March }‘ CHILKOOT BARRACKS, Alaska, June 13.—(Special Correspondence). | Marie Raby of San Francisco, Cal- ifornia, arrived on the Aleutian to spend the summer with Capt. and | BIGGEST TRAFFIC SINCE A counter device in the hands of L. W. Kilburn yesterday showed a total of 698 cars passing his plm.v} between the hours of 12 ¢’clock noon and 5 p. m, practically all of them going to and from the picnie grounds at Treadwell. " SRR OWL CAFE IS TO OCCUPY NEW QUARTERS THIS WEEK | finishing touches on the new loca- | tion for the Owl Cafe which Y. Shitanda, the proprietor expects Lu‘ | move his restaurant business into| |this week. A fine newly-finished counter, three built-in booths, fresh- ‘ly sanded floor and repainted | throughout, will make the New Owl very attractive. The new place is directly across from the old loca- i tion. i — e FOURTH JULY ASSN. IS ‘ FORMED; MEETS TONIGHT BRIDGE OPENED REPORTED'* Workmen are busy putting in the |, FINE DRAMAS NOW SHOWING AT THEATRES ‘In Old Kentucky' at Capi- tol+— Stars Over Broad- way' at Cohseum Features I‘u\\u\l: at the local the- atres are “In Old Kentucky” star- ring Will Rogers and playing at the Capitol, and “Stars Over Broadway" showing at the Coliseum Théatre In the film at the Capitol, Rog- fers has the role of Steve Tapley, 4 trainer of champions and the skill- ful guide of young love in a’ land where all the horses are ‘fast and the women beautiful. Around the' romance of Dorothy Wilson and | Russell Hardie much of the picture’s y action centers | | “Stars Over Broadway" the audience behind the scenes of ‘bmadm.\nng stations and night clubs in one of the most enter- taining and tuneful pictures to come to the screen in many a day. Stars of the film are Pat O'Brien, Jameés - 'MINISTERS TO HOLD | PICNIC ON WEDNESDAY | Members of the Ministerial Asso- | ciation plan a picnic for Wednesday. afternoon at the Newmarker cahin at Lena Point. Ministers with their families will leave early in the af- | ternoon for the cabin and will enjoy hikes, games and a picnic lunch 2 D | Lode. and placer location notices | for salf at The Fmplre office. is a new| "™ 1 musical comedy drama which takes .. BILL RO BIN ON A Fox Picture —ADDED— Plain Dippy Cross Roads of the Uni TONIGHT ] P e pointment as Schlitz distributors. We feel that the securing of this dis- | tributorship is of great importance not only to us, but also to the pub- !lic and the dealers of this vicinity. “The Jos. Schlitz Brewing Com- pany, which enjoys an interna- Distributor of Schlitz Beer in COX DIESEL SCHO¢ Portland, Oregon. ¥ information call or RICHARD FARKAS, tineau Hotei. in brown bottles and cans. “The desirability of producing a vitamin D beer has long been rec- ognized by the brewing industry and ;by health authorities. A real prob- ‘It‘m was involved, however, in de- veloping such a beer. | ? ' Men now being se | - Melton, Jane Froman, Jean Muir, 5 tional reputation for the excellence train for Diesel Engin | . Frank McHugh, Marie Wilson and ""Bau e of its product, recently introduced with the famous L. TREASURE HUNT 's‘"d'ars Are Frank Fay : da ol chlitz beer contaihing Vitamin D : Wallis George Makes An-! nouncement for Juneau Cold Storage Co. The Juneau Cold Storage Co. an “The Schlitz Department of Scien- & nounces the completion of arrange- ‘tific Research solved this problem | ments for distributing Schlitz beer with the result that the Jos. Schlitz in this Territory. Schlitz is known Brewing Company has placed on the throughout the world s “The Beer Market the only beer containing That Made Milwaukee Famous.” ' Sunshine Vitamin D. The process Wallis George, of the Juneau Cold f Producing this beer is fully pro- | C. W. “Red” WRI | PLASTERING | STUCCO | Telephone 316 Storage Co., says: “We are extreme- tected by U. S. Letters Patent. Iy pleased to announce our ap- The flavor and boquet of Schijts beer remain the same as always, as 4 =%fl-;l-/fll W B SENNE GSEE IIIHI// '-"II-I//// i ment exercises of the University of | Notre Dame on Sunday, June 7. He received his arts and letters de- A AN :)'eia‘xtar\:sh:r‘: c:lmw}:ayrs(m:ir;;lwm- Zfi;‘fi,?fi“ daut?nb“:r\:t bffilk“l“’rs‘: r};{‘r:racll:s V. Castner of Chilkoot vgree_ el ) —— Here are some of the extra values g:;l‘f{,':)dri’: 'fl?&e'fil (: Iii,fi’; ba‘:kets(mr l)flsk:t hallS p:afem:e hav; 2 oo o ' this new Kelvinator gives you. safely, dependably coldP been put up, and the children now 9 Fis of i, Visbe Cold—proot e e i v o o | DOUGLAS i 24 HOUR of safe refrigeration all the time. icp[.m_ | { - . - f % W B Every Kelvinator has a Built-In | [ i // Amr‘e clm m Thermometer. No more guessing ‘COUPLE TAKE VOWS NEWS i fl../ n--.. 3 about cabinet temperatures. Yo | SATURDAY EVENING - ) 2 . Spinal Manipulation Steam-Mineral and Solarium Ba Reducing Massage, Drugless Health Instit DRS. BREDLIE and DOELKER Chiropractic, Nerve and Spine§ Specialists FRONT and MAIN PHONE §77 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Excursion | The Gasboat “WANDERER"” will leave for MARMION ISLAND Tomorrow (TUESDAY) Afternoon at 4:30 and return to Juneau about Midnight. er who is exchanging with a teach-| Called together by Mayor pro| er from Hawail Territory, passed tem Joe Riedi, a group of local res- | | through Juneau aboard the North, idents last Saturday evening mrmr-df | Sea enroute south and to the Ha- the Douglas Fourth of July Asso- | walian Islands. | ciation by electing Arne Shudshift Miss Taylor had a fine visit in chairman and Mrs. Elton Engstrom beautiful weather at the Goddard secretary. Following the decision | Hot Springs. Her address until July | to celebrate Independence Day this | 15 will be in care of Miss Betty: year as in former years, the follow- | Karnes, 5763 Merriwood Drive, Odk- ! ing committees were named by the | land, Cal.; for the remainder of July chairman to make the necessar)” b2 day! e Is | and August with Mrs. P. M. Ruleau, | preparations: I i ’ . 1128 Curley Avenue, Santa Barbara,| Program—Mrs. Richard McDon- | Cal, and from September to next| j ald, Mrs. Engstrom and Sam Devon USED FURNITURE DINING ROOM SETS . . BEDS . . SPRI .. MATTRESSES . . TABLES . . BUREAUS . . CHAIRS . . ROCKERS . . RANGES .. § HEATERS, ETC. 2 FIFTH AND EAST S J. F. MALONY COMPANY: i We are giving away a $190.00 5.16 | June, Paia Maul, T. H | Sports—George Peterson, H. L. GOOD FISHING ON EBB TIDE! | KELVINATOR at the Coliseum The- FART IR TORN . | B Mecommick, Gharles Boat will leave CITY FLOAT and + 1 | Mrs. Antone Bartness gave birth ” atre June 28. Get your tickets at the lio & petn AR i e theatre or at the |day in St. Ann’s Hospital. The in- fant weighs five pounds. RICE 8 AHLERS CO. .. ... . Lode and placer location notices Exclusive Distributors Lindstrom, Glen Kirkham, E. E Engstrom, Lew Nunamaker Tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the city hall another meeting, at which the various committees and all others interested are asked to be present,| * will be held. RESERVATIONS may be made ABOARD. for sale at The Empire office. OF