The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1936, Page 3

ALSO “The Great Idea” “Snapshots™ Pathe News MICKEY MOU SATURDAY—1 P. M. DO:RMY2 Carteon, Comedy, News “Rustlers of Red Dog’ CANDY NOTIC WILL AT ANY TIME STARTS TONIGHT THIS THEAT DURING ITS QT RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS AND SHOWERS OPEN 1 TO A. M. WEDNESDAYS——FRIDAYS—SATURDAYS 0 P. M. 1:00 186A Gastineau Avenu Phone 349 g WARM WEATHER ~—>= _ SUGGESTIO BEVERAGE SETS Large pitcher with ice retaining lip and 6 glasses in beautifully colored glass Specially Priced at $1.95 8.OUNCE TUMBLERS Thin-blown glass with pleasing cut flower design Special at $1.00 dozen Fancy Cut Thin-Blown GOBLETS $3.00 dozen 294 ICE CREAM FREEZERS 4 gt. size, ideal for family use—$4.50 2 qt. size—$1.50 VENETIAN BLINDS Do Wonders for Your Home! Fasily adjusted to let in just the right amount of light. You can have sunshine in your rooms without the risk of fad- ing your upholstery See them on the windows of our Model Apartment on the Second Floor and let us quote you prices. VISIT OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ON THE SECOND FLOOR We are showing some exceptionally good values in BEDROOM and LIVING ROOM SUITES. 3.Piece Bedroom Suite in Walnut as low as $59.50 JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE CO. Melvyn Douglas Alan Baxter Pert Kelton A PARAMOUNT PICTURE e e [SYLVIA SIDNEY SCORES IN HER NEWEST DRAMA ‘Mary Burns, Fugitive’ Will Entertain Capitol Audience Tonight the story ugitive, girl hun “Max} Burns, of an innc law, starr g the type eastern slum tenements, and vhere have dubbed the ing with four stars. piquant Miss drama, and given a 5 “Mary Burn, Fugitive,” she | turns in one of the finest perform- |ances of ner career. The supporting includes Mel- | vyn Douglas, Alan Baxter, Wallace Ford, Pert Kelton and Brian Don- levy any | only when she wen! shown here. given as H (Asso: - o - SHIELS END BRIEF VISIT IN JUNEAU L » W. Shiels, President of the | Who of the rived in in the we the the ess trip ‘to left for Beilingham, Wash Princess Alice this morn- | Pec nd two M polis dry and water is not former years rived y King, fc Juneau on the Prir Editor 11 ot accompanied on his his wife and son wife e - E. J. ELLINGEN IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL 1 CANADIANS GO pioneer, collapsed | - c Coast Dock Shortly | jsts after 1 o'clock this afternoon and|Rope was sent to the hospital in the piss F ambulance. Mr. Ellingen was on!jop, come he dock watching the Mount Mc- |cther party the ith and | Clark, Robert has been in Clark, and Mrs comes from Verm present John, s at the nd t NOT BE CLOSED ere are two on the oup, 3ig, ALTERATIONS : 1) MANAGER compc ANOTHER REEP - CONCERT GIVEN MUSIC LOVERS (Continued from Page One) Beale Prof mpany by Handel g i ; Handel / Has m De adnes Rz My Love Rachmaninoff at Thy Sweet from opera (a) One Alone L (b) WAX PAPER 125-Foot Rolls—EACH CANNING APR maninoff c) Oh Stay ia, My Heart Voice—Saint Samson et Dalila.” Piano Sol Romance Stude A b Tone An Apparition Heart -Wounds Grieg Eventide . | A. Backer Grondahl Folksong A. Bac Tears, Idle ns { BASKET -Grandahl () My Lover Is a (c) Mams'elle Marie Guion Fairy Tales E. Wolff | You Will Forget. .. Stockles -ee | BAMANS TO VAKEE | Henry Baman, wife and son,| have gone to Tenakee where they| will remain for several weeks. - - HAND BADLY INFECTED Dorothy White, daughter of | Mr d Mrs. W. C. White of Straw- berry Point, is in town for treat-| ment of 2 badly infected hand.| She was accompanied here by Glenn Parker. ) (e) OVALTINE Large Cans . No. 1 Tins .o SEE FEMMER fresh, dressed chickens. | —ady, For nice, COFFEE.. POUND .. Cigars Cigarettes Candy Cards THE NEW ARCTIC Pabst Famous Draught Beer On Tap "JIMMY" CARLSON ALL BRANDS HAM Pound ... 36c HALF OR WHOLE | | | | | Y b7 t1936: It’s Jean Harlow Now idney is a treat This motion picture star has always story | been known to the fans as Jean Har- low, but it became her legal name Her real an Carpenter Rosson. ted Press Photo) EDITOR. DAWSON NEWS, GOES SOUTH, VACATION rom, D June londike weather has hit ti - parties m Alberta aboard 1 low and Viola Dun- from Drumbheller. FINEST FRUITS SUEGETABLES. ; R —— GROCERIES SMEATS Quality Fine—NOW is the time—BOX . . PLUMS or APRICOTS NEW POTATOES Fine Size—White—5'POUNDS " PINEAPPLE JUICE WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITS Kellogg's—LARGE PACKAGE .. 1 COLISEUMHAS ~ DOUBLE BILL | FOR PATRONS “Stormy” and an Ellery| Queen Mystery Opens There Tonight The double bill now playing the Coliseum gives Juneau theatre- | goers the opportunity to wo | fine new fiyms at the pri see of one. | new pictures openir Stormy,” with Noal an Roger and pe Mystery ps no picture has éven 1 reater variety sitting, and nly none has had any more authentic than 'Stormy,” which | was filmed in its entirety on izona. Rex, the Kking wild ho; plays one of th important parts in the cast of this eat western movie. Spanish Cape Mystery,” is screen laptation of Ellery wellknown mystery novel ame name. - o Simmons Makes Various Flights Benanca,- of the Al- Air Tran; Sheldon Sim- pilot, which took three pas- engers to Chichagof this morning and returned with three from the interlor island at mu‘-u‘fl(':'nm)n left im- plentitul i Mediately for Pillar Bay, with Lin- coln Turner, son of Harley Turner, bound for employment at the can- nery there. Leaving Pillar Bay the Totem was scheduled to go to Sitka to pick up Mr. and Mrs. Verne So- ley, and two other passengers fol the flight to Juneau - TO HOSPITAL Anderson, Douglas woman itted to the Governmen a surgical this of lo- t to couri as name was of the dito and WS, plane e = Totem The metro peak but the peak the THROUGH of tour- the Prince consisting of The »sed of Donald Mrs. Lenora > Collins and Alberta COMES case 1 18¢ ICOTS §l.l9 29¢ 25°¢ C 10° 15°¢ COMPOUND 2 1b. pkg. 4 1b. pkg. 35¢ 69° CHICKENS 30(: Pound . FANCY STEWERS | | previews together Two Grades 24(: 29(: | FRESH GROUND—Here In Our Store! ....MEAT DEPARTMENT.... | different {go their separate ways and never | they tried V G4l THEATRE B8 Starts Tonight ‘1 FORGET YOUi FRIGIDAILE COUIPONS 4? T St TICKET PURCHASED A REPUBLIC PICTURE —ALSO— Ninth Chapter—*“RUSTLERS OF RED DOG” PARAMOUNT NEWS | was the wife of Toodles’ current af- NEW PROBLEM; |7 § | Things like that would be too involved. So the modern Hollywood | e DIVORCE STICK hsY come up ronicir 'AT COUNCIL MEETING Discussion of an amended ilquor ordinance to conform with the new closing regulations put in effect by the Territorial Liquor Board is an- | ticipated at the regular meeting of the City Council tonight in the City Hall. Report is that the new regulation has met favorable re- sponse throughout the city. " -, Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office. By ROBBIN CQONS HOLLYWOOD, Cal., July 17.—| The way things are going in film- and's romantic circles, the big prob- m soon will be: “How roree?” can we preserve our di- In fact, from surface indications| f the day, the time will come! when brides and bridegrooms no onger will talk about ways and| means to make their marriages last. These hopeful innocents will yield he spotlight to fractious couples wvho want to fight and can't—be-, cause Hollywood makes reconcilia- | tions so easy, interesting and prof- itable. It’s that old devii-angel prupm-‘ | juity at work again “Friendly Divorces” It is an admited possibility that Adrienne Ames and Bruce Cabot,| who called it a marital day last| year and are legally set to get a! decree of divorce, may forget to call!y for the final papers and celebrate the occasion instead by a second marriage. | b Theirs was one of those pnpulur‘ H “friendly divorces” so friendly | that e nce the interlocutory de- cree was entered they have been going to parties, night clubs and | In most places the sight of an ex-husband escorting his ex-wife| causes talk, and Hollywood is like | most places. Only in Hollywood it's | because here there are| photographers taking pictures. Hollywood, Sinall Town In big cities the ex-married can | HOLEPROOF HOSIERY gives flattering new beauty—new sheemess —new strength | % With better methods de- veloped at a cost of more than @ quarter of a million dollars, Hole= proof Hosiery is made more sheer, more beautiful, in the same weight you usually wear. Actually stronger tool $1.00 pair 3 pairs for $2.85 problems in mind. | Toodles couldn't be asked, for m—; N stance because her former husband, | once removed, would be brmgmg‘ his bride who two marriages pu_st‘l LOU HUDSON‘ Mqr. see each other again. But Holly-| wood is a small town. The same crowd goes to the same parties, and it is no uncommon thing for an “ex” to be seated at dinner be- side his former bride. Time was when movieland host- esses went to great lengths to pre-| vent such “situations.” When the divorcee was invited, the one-time bridegroom was overlooked or at| least was placed at the opposite end of the table. | That sort of thing is regarded as a bit silly now. Or maybe the host- esses couldn't give parties at all if to keep these delicate .