The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 18, 1936, Page 2

mOD€ $AVE ON $EPTEMBER $PEC|‘A|‘.S | DOLLAR VALUES 50 in. Draperies Vests and Pants E & ’1 Yard CHII;PREN‘S—(S for House Dresses 51 Each i Cotton Efifimz;ts&s Each Printed Silks Yard Rayon Each Embroidered Gowns BONITA—Each Panel Curtains @g lel Each 'S Tuck Sh{c Tunics Go to Campus Teas o A s v ts A tunic of crinkled black silk crepe flecked with silver lame c t s QS threads worn cver a slim black skirt is cne American designer’s re omne a’éo answer to the problem of what to wear for the sorority tea. It hai % i videned sl i vhich marks nber. of advance fall i : smen'y Rayen Vexto s s s e S O acl eIt *oque a lack dceskin ba and gloves complete the Cotton Dress Prints 1 Women’s Rayon Vests $l ek e NI e e i 3 BRE e a restaurant dinner wear, 8 yards . ) %4 b i $ Rayon Union SIlits $ suu;mE |_|3]' Sheriff Seeks o“t:ng Flan“el l WOMEN'S—2 for |Man With BV e T | WEIENS- & oy Y} | ISINGREASING » Cod Teote SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Sept. 18.— Shum‘ Scott urtis received the following post card mesi.ge from McRae, Ark.: Specnal“ale' , DISHES and KI TCHENWARE ON THE TOP FLOOR L G, R, L L B.M.BEHRENDS CO,, Inc. Juneau's Leading Department Store « = = LILLE STRIE Want New SETTLEDBLUM Coverner 1S NEGOTIATOR =55 Usman, influential Moro of Sulu has BUDAPEST, Sept. 16—New figures reveal 2,883 suicides in Hungary in 1934, compared to a yearly average | of 2,556 in IJ'b to 1930 Babv S('orns Carrmge | can find J. E. Hollis for me and if |you can sée what he ame to do. I {want him to get my Devorse if he diden ame to stay with me and make me a liven. We ben mared 2 years |and he havent stad with me over 6 | months we was up tire a bot 3 week 4 |a goe if he dont ame to get my De- LORAIN, Ia., Sept. 18—Thirteen- | VOrs $ ame to sue him in a bot 4 . | Week. He got Red Hare Light cam- W imeson Donnten Doy plecken got 1 gole tooth uper on the to walk and liked it so well he | rjt sid of his moth and he a bot 5 refused to ride in his carriage. Now |feet 8 inch hith and way a bot 135 he pushes it himself | 1b.” - Empire ¢lassifieds pay. ey learned a5 - e, — Empite -classifieds ‘pay. } LIFORNIA_ GROCERY PHONE 478 "THE PURE FOODS STORE" Prompt Delivery Saturday and Monday Specials! SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR . . 2QC Prices Going Up—Right Now 200 inch telescope, if California) Institute of Technology officials, have their way. The Palomar site in the moun- tains 50 miles northeast of here | was. chosen partly. because of its| isolation. The Institute's observatoryl council anticipates, however, that| camps and resorts. will spring uj near Mount Palomar, when the big telescope is put in use and has asked the San Diego County Board| of Supervisors to establish a zone| of three miles about the observatory| in which no clusters of bright lights will be permitted. . SRR I\kt d the Philippine Commonwealth tary of the interior to name a \Jnlr Governor to rule over that province, saying many Moros are Workers Are G“e“ Wage dissatistied with the administration Increase—Other, Con- ot the American Governor of Sulu cessions Made e e kY Seek Ban on Lights Near Giant Telescope 18. PARIS, Sept The Lille tex- tile strike, the le spread wave, laborious nego cialist Premier North Carolina tobacco farmers| used sawdust during the 1936 d months as a mulch for keeping cool and damp. s - has SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 18— Clusters of lights will be prohibited |within a three mile radium of Palo- urbances howevVverimar observatory, home of the giant Leon 3lum acted as Mrs. W. L. Campbell, of Atlanta,} owns a 26-year-old canary. rea to disrupt French work- |- T 1 pt. WESSON OIL und quart o el pmrgmgszmm ll?ulidsmemlbcnflw i e e OTH ERS BOW SPECIAL »29¢ 3 Ibs., 85¢ intimated the workmen will return | to the factorie: 21bs. 55¢ 5 1bs., $1.45 SILEX or PERCOLATOR 49(: HOT SPECIAL -~ SNOWDRIFT « « 2 pounds 7 5c A Rich, Creamy Shortening for Cooking —_————— RELIANCE BRAND at once. before the STRIKES SPREAD PARIS. Sept. 18 Spreadin strike yzed the on in Vosges Northwestern France Thirty sand me the vicinity of Epinal ported. cotton regic n are e ee e Church Group Cooks to Earn More Money Everglude Kentucky Wonder ot Mld Sociciy of be Gheisiian NERERT CUT BEANS—2 tins ........ 25¢ SWEET DINNER PEAS Ch h he found new way of atchless in flavor, mellow- Th i ’ L . : B o eediig thraning ness, and bouquet . . ».be- Try Them Youklt Like Them 3 cans 50c erews in the church cause i:‘" anEr;do’ws:l:‘::‘fi.' - In two weeks th erved dmncr more than of Scotl s * ’ 1 R v Avcracing s choicest straight whiskies s » 2 !lou‘ge bottles JELLO—AIl Flavors high as three crews totaling 45 aged for years in old Sherry = HEIN‘ZCATSUP—‘SC 3 packaqeg- s men; same days. cosks . .. and superyised \ i zsc Net result—$91.90 in the society’s every step of the way by Sandeman's 176 years of fine~ whiskey expetiencel " SANDEMAN & M(U-SA.L treasury. Many of the old Japanese sword makers have turned from making high class swords to the production of table huvs forks and other !'BESH KILLED CHICKENS AND YOUNG DUCKS FROM OUR OWN FARM mr.sa FRUITS .AND VEGI‘.‘I‘ABLES—ALWAYS THE BEST’ the MOMENT “Dear Sir I want you o see if you C. 8. DEPARm_Or ACGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAD THE WEATHER (By the U. 3. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau sud vicinity beginning at 4 p.m., Sept. 18: Rain tonight and Saturday; modefate southeast winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humlidity Wind Velocity — Weatheq ¥ | 4 pm. yesty 30:00 51 95 8 10 Rain 4 a.m. today ...29.86 50 97 S 7 Rain Noon teday 29'!‘ SD 2 a ' s 10 Rain g CMH.E A,)m kADIO, REPORTS 1 YESTERDAY | TODAY: » Highest 4pm. | Lowestdam. 4am. Preclp sam | station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Westh | Atka T - | 48 48 16 22 Rain Anchorage . ... 54 —_ | 46 - —_ 26 —_— Barrow .. 28 28 | 28 28 16 o Clear Nome 50 46 44 46 4 14 Rain Bethel = S | 44 46 4 0. Pt. Cidy Fairbanks 54 54 | “4 4«4 4 01 Rain Dawson . 48 48 | 40 42 0 06 Rain | St. Paul oYY 46 | 40 48 18 Bl Clear { Dutch Harbor . b - | 46 52 4 .06 Cldy Kodiak vy e 48. 50, 4 .26 Cldy | Cordova 54 52 50 50 4 1.24 Rain Juneau 53 51 50, 50 7 a1 Rain Sitka 56 - | 52 — — 9L —_ | Ketchikan 52 52 | 52 54 4 90 Cldy | Frince Rupert 54 54 b 52 10 43 Rain | Edmonton 62 56 | 42 44 4 0 Cldy | Seattle W % K8 4 0 Clear Portland 8 6 | 58 58 4 0 Clear San Francisco ... 84 4 4 58 58 4 0 Clear New York i SR NEEE T e T T Rain Washington . 82 4 | 68 68 16 Trace Cldy WEATHER CONPSTIONS AT 8 A. . | s | } Ketchikan, raining, temperature, 53; Craig, raining, 55; Wrangell, | raining, 53; Petersburg, raining, —; Sitka, cloudy, 53; Juneau, raining, | 51; Radioville showers, 50; Skagway, rainnig, 52; Soapstone Point, missing; Yakutat, raining, 50; Cordova, cloudy, 52; Chitina, cloudy, | 48; McCarthy, cloudy, 40; Anchorage, raining, 48; Portage, raining, | 48; Fairbanks, cloudy, 44; Nenana, raining, 48; Tanana, raining, 4 | Ruby, cloudy, 46; Nulato, raining, 46; Kaltag, cloudy, 48; Unalakleet, cloudy, 48; Crooked Creek, cloudy. 57;" Fiat, partly cloudy, 46. WEATUER 5YNOPSIS Low barometric pressure prevailed this morning throughout Al- | | aska, the MacKenzie Valley, and over the northeastern portion of the " North Pacific Ocean, there being two storm areas, one centered near | St. Paul Island, the lowest reported pressure in that area beihg 29.10 inches, while the second storm area was centered near Fort Simp- son, where a pressure of 29.58 inches was.reported. High pressure . prevailed from Dixon Entrance southward to Pacific Northwest States thence southwestward to the Hawaiian Islands. This general pres- sure distribution has been attended by precipitation throughout Al- aska and by fair weather over the West Coast States. uneau Cash Grocery| . WHERE FOOD ECONOMY BECOMES A REALITY You’ll agree that every single item speaks for itself— quality, quantity and price. SHOP HERE for BET- TER FOODS at LOWER PRICES. PHONE 58 Free Delivery POTATOES, Yakima Gems 25 poundbag ... 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