The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 19, 1936, Page 3

STARTING 0 NWP/GH'T 5—4 4—BIG UNITS RACKET [1/’0.’, A ROPIN’-RIDIN’ FIGHTIN’ FOOL! J \0\ 5th Episode—RUSTLERS OF RED DOG PONS FOR THE xi l\I'I\I\..:' I SAVE YOUR COl \TOR—Spelle “"%LD ‘“Aafifl B e \‘Ull’ n ‘l‘“llll fi : 5}!}5 \F,.A NORTHERN LIFE i 4 g Life—Accident—Ilealth INSURANCE 2 L. U. Mrs. }\L:lk Jer discuss plans fo be give! June Manley E. Sweazey, C. Resident Territo: Supervisor of Alaska HOTEL ZYNDA @ Here is positive assurance of qual- ity and value—the result of months of study by Good Housekeeping ex- perts. They gave Holeproof Hosiery the most thorough loboralory check- ing they could devise : vcnflcd its ten features of supevxorny : then proved it in actual wear an a \, wear squad” of active young women. $250,000 of improvements have gone into the making of this Sheerer and Stronger Holeproof Hosiery : : : yet YOU pay nothing extra. Shadow- lesschiffonsor lightservice weights... 2/, — LEPROG UALITY Clhecked amd. GUARANTEED GOOD HOUSEKEEPIN( wnd Gppaeadt by S $1.00 pair or 3 pairs $2.85 85c pair or 3 pairs $2.40 LEPROOF HOSIERY THE FAMILY SHOE STORE SEWARD ST. LOU HUDSON, Manager DOUBLY CERTIFIED! Besides the Good Housekeeping guarantee of quality, Holeprool Hosiery also bears the coveted seal of approval of the Beiter Fabrics Testing Bureau. It is the only hosiery thus dewbly certified. G THE DAILY ALASI\\ E’\IPIRE FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1936 | ®INEW FEATURES [FRENCH LABOR S5 LEMES®Y, 1o ™ o ARE UPENINGE - AT THEATRES A““l(‘ Oal\'l(‘_\' H Double Bill Show- ing at Coliseum | | | nblage of Hollywood's mos: Moroni Olsen, Pert varing Idaho gold rush rrett s "u Pa le\ Jame Houston Aubrey and > oo YCUNG JUNEAU FOLK MARRIED HERE TODAY project sked to s CALL FOR BIDS 1936, furnis h r the 1,000 5:00 publicly of for all labor and material ation of approxima feet of 12” cast iron pipe, pipe, 50 feet « pipe and necessary on Gold St. ar according to plans 1 file at the which may be the sum of ). ed tenances tineau Ave. and specification: City s office cbtained on deps $10.00. All ied by cash bid bond, for 1 w‘) an five per the t t of the bid ul bidder fail to ract and furnish a actory mlm:munr'r’ bond with- lx time stated in his proposa n\\h cer 1 check or ted as liquidated ful bidder will e required to file ¢ bond for the full amour contract price, which bond shall be hed by a surety compa tory to the Public Woi ration. This improvement 1 be constructed under the con- t provision of Bulletin No. 2 nents as to B ds, Contract, W and amended for Alaska. rired for this project shall d in 3 (a) of the Con- gulations.” Attention is fact that not less than the minimum wage rates prescribed by the deral Emergency Admin- on of Public Works must be paid on this project. Except in ex- ecutive, administrative, and super- visory positions, no individual di- rectly employed on the project | shall be permitted to work more {than 48 hours in any one week. | The money available for this proj- |ect is approximately $7.000.00. If ar person contemplating submit- ting a bid for the proposed contract is in doubt as to the meaning of any part of the plans and specifi- cations, or other contract docu- ments, he may submit to the City ingineer, Juneau, Alask: request for an interpretat of. The person submitting {quest will be responsible | prompt delivery. Any interpretation |of the proposed documents will be | made only by addendum duly is- | sued and a copy of such addendum will be mailed or delivered to each person receiving a set of such documents. The City of Juneau will | |not be responsible for any other explanations or interpretations of | |the proposed~ documents. No bids! may be withdrawn for a period of | thirty (30) days after date of open- | ing. The right is reserved to re-| ject any and all bids and to waive | any informality in the bids re-| ceived. A. W. HENNING, City Clerk. | irst publication, June 19, 1936. called to t} the re- for its Fi T SRR EERRADAGOOOID et prapiscasion, June 26, g3s. at (aplim‘l)- DR. COUNCIL ON TRIP CARTER HAD CAMPAIGN .= FORWALKOUTS e Made for Strikes as ld\ Back as 1934 i from Page One) -paral ion of Dr absence —— - Council's office }\H”‘\\ yad. Reduced | produ s. The viciou a down- seethed JAHODA BUYS SEVEN SEAS Carl Del Messier ha terests in the motort to Ed Jahoda, who I Seve om ward unde sk | mic ¢ tior he cra A tion, the communis e popular socia L 3 . ron ey : ol BEAUTIFUL SUDBURY . 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