The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 17, 1936, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY SEPT. 17, 1936. 7 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLIE DE BECK ' g A ! ¥ SNUFEY-- DON'T YoU WHUT 0N AIRTH YE EF VE AX ME THOSE GUYS WILL - : ALASKA MEAT CO. YNDERSTAND 22 THOSE MOVING A-TORKIN' (D SAY HE WAR SHOW THAT FlLm (N P(TABLE--HAN'T | PICTURE PEOPLE WERE ABAAT, GOOGLE A LEETLE EVERY THEATRE (N THE HIT, PAW 222 T(ME'S § FEATURING CARSTEN’S BABY BEEF —DIAMOND DOWN HERE--HIDIN' (N THE TETCHED (N COUNTRY, SNUFFY--- (M AFEERED TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Government Impected TREES --THEY TOOK PICTURES T HAD-- AN' UNLESS WE Do HIS BRAWN (S A-WAST(N' OF TH' FEUD-- YOU-- WIiLL'M > SUMP'N, YoU WoN'T GET WARPED -~ =y MARCELLY AN' EVERYBODY--- . " - A DIME ouT WE GOTTA GET A LAWYER ' co AL—For Every Purpose——co AL AN' SUE 'EM-- PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY . Phone 412 I CASH GROCERS Corner Second and Seward Streeis i = Free Delivery PHONE 58 ¥ F . 1 p1 0 will be all right,” she replied. ( experts said it would put her ahead T S & R S e e e N C a rol strienc rets Uver Lingerie from New York A TUNN AGE of the other two nations—untl they D“’"‘“"a“ Island v 4 : 2 & & . Fgr s'ukLs:ockmysf ar v‘l1 lm[,en(; had( u{nv to cateh up, which was ex- Cheese Is Fmdmg PYSRERIN NUR R ERAFEOT. VAGATIGIGE ite e vl Y Madame Lupescu, friends report, | pected not to bu leng. Freckles; Rumanian Cabinet st o NowSork et (JF NAVIES IS |oimin? i enve n Way to U.S. Market SITKA HOT SPRINGS % é . She likes the goods and| uurm since nwy have no great o in R]e("lt”n() Tu"lb!os I)()" n workmanship there as well as me\ N . e nge, but England learned SPLIT, Yugoslaviz, ‘Sept. 17. —| ) prices. World War they had| Yugoslavs in the United States are ‘The fishing’s really good . .. and so's the food. &nd just look at ha A great lover of phmmnmn\-, 3 force in attack, and par- consuming the entire production ot} all these way= to while away your leisure hours . . . swimming, music, she orders all her phono-; ticularly against shipping. sheep cheese made on the little 15-‘ canoeing, hiking, boating. All accommodations to suit every h records from New York also. Privately many naval men say lands of Olib, Silba and Molat.|| taste ... at excentionally low rates. v month or so she and the Great Britain and Uniledlm’“" of the three powers could whip along the Adrwnc coast of Dalma-| King make out a list of new ones another on the others home grounds | tia. | Reservations at Alaska Air Transport . to be purchased. A new radio-| States Have More than |and at the same time protect its| The inhabitants ot tne istands pnmogxaph set, presented her by home shores. have formed a cooperative to pro- the ng, provides broadcast en- QUOta*Li, SUbS { then when, or if, the next duce a special kind of cheese ob- tertainment also. & es, nobody expects just one tained from native sheep crossed Rarely seen abroad except on the (Continued from Page One) to fight just one other na- With Spanish merino. They have shopping trips, Mme. Lupescu o i 2B found a ready market among the! s in a palace in the fashion- 28000 tons more. She merely pro- S e Yugoslav owners of restaurants m} ‘c,nuc, ction of Bucharest, 11u‘cd m "ks;-*p l:‘»,(’)&v)l]‘\rms of exc;ss Rhinestone broocres ‘promise to ;\rm\rlctn for their produet at about guarded by med men and de- . bmarine tonnage and some de-j ;.. clips for popularity this aut- 5 cents a pound. ” tectives. tonnage in lieu of the de- umn. The output at present is small, > LA SR & tonnage. her treaty assp- e\ 1 _______ |the cooperative owning only abou‘| . ELKS ENTERTAIN ciates were koepmn 1,500 sheep. ! € the dratmycr tonnage ‘under age”, S AND PROFESSIONAL! 6 oo P M for_the FJ‘_"’“(‘" N‘Zm e“'"'va!“' is below the limit, “Under WOMEN'S CLUB { % o " ment held in Anchorage, at which s are those which have i ! e Elks and their invited guest: the point where theo- « ET-TOGETHER, § made m in the sethng Of & ..yicany they L ttect B I L L e Bermbn piedey. Bitiging Wae | S ically ygflc el gt against | will ke a NO-HOST dinner at the ers frid wiilbreades Tebnrl AMhORE: the | Lo Soemy: Bome { the ships are Terminal Cafe Monday evening at P “ o N E A “ome s0 &ld that no s pecting fight- six thirty. As September is mem- be talent in Anchorage offered n. mun would go to sea in them. % = the entertainment of the evening.| (yreat (47 s 3 bership month, each member is : & 5 2 | Great Britain had an excess ton- urged to bring a guest interested in | pneR inage of cruisers at one time but| club work. —adv. | . i CARD OF THANKS claimed to have come since within . U We w6 RkDiea it ante- |1, mitation, { — EX— | Try The Empire ciassifieds for| All agreed in 1930 to build no more quwk re:ulLs 7RA) il z 4 'S i ST ML B vy o WRIGLE ~ ciation to all our many friends for from Bucharest is ;) battleships until after 1936. Great S s " acts of kindness and expres- Bri object of ‘ltc.uon or sympathy on the death of !1 )nn and the United States > again in gdsring o wife and mother, Clara Lars- Nave 15 each, Japan 9. ted as pallbearers and the donors pired England announced two huge, floral offerings. battleships would go on the ways If your Daily Alaska Empire OLAS LARSSON. as soon as the year ended, and the SUGAR CUATED PEPPERMINT ! LAWRENCE LARSSoN, | United States is expected to follow. CHEWING GU M has not reached you PHONE in the Rumanian ries of her own g First, there are the freckles. The few privileged Rumania ng will like v who have met their country's “u And the adv. GEORGE LARSSON. % o crowned queen” say that freckles nd th i 5 o JAPANESE EFFECT | 226 and a copy will be sent by are one of her most ditsinguishing 4 3 ode and placer location notices What will be the effect of the charac tics, aside from flam: it is just go \111- at The Empire OHIce Japanese submarine power? Naval| SPECIAL CARRIER to you Her royal friend, King © B! red he e ¥ e o sk e Carol, rather likes the freckles, they ,add, and considers thaf they ens .. hance her beauty. But she wants none of t tried all ms to get 1g the boulevards in Lupescu is rarély ways the chance e e 4 + « « theidea, you know, s Her : o i o ! IMMEDIATELY. King mi > Dresses “to King's Taste” t take direct action. L Bibi” to So Colonel t Urardianu, Pre- as alwa to think of fect of the Royal Palace and one her by those g Carol's right hand men, wk e her race, her reported accom nies her. ’ po ctivities or her position 1ce she was seen, arm in drm as 3 nion. wi Jolonel, on the fashionable But political worries haven’t kept a Victoreie where she sc]ec:ed‘ Mme. Lupescu from a lively inter- ine imported silk neckties. and gowns. enty-five hundred lei (about FROM OUR OWN FARM ' ss the Jewish red head $2 aid the salesman as hel‘ ’ o o s thé best dressed and most be- handed her the package. t t \ cam G y )‘me}\! woman in Rumania. “Oh send the bill to the King, it! o was e em i oma mer i T e EEARERRS (B Bl THE PURE FOODS STORE FRESH- LOCAL GROWN GREEN ONIONS, RADISHES I\mgnts of uoad seck New Deal| ' f 'rolephom 478 Prompt Delivery ) P — : GOLF and advertising are much (4) The Daily Empire is a game 15 e ey e ) . 3 ; alike . . . the idea in both is to take newspaper, a clean fighter, un- zggge;,; : : 3% the fewest strokes possible. trammeled and unafraid. A, L. 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