The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1936, Page 2

2 THE l)All Y. ALASKA EMPIRE. \WCI)NFSDAY DEC. I6 1936. BIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIII'IIH:IHH:E Il-|!, [ T . - | |FURMER I_UGA—L U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU i THE WEATHER Forecast for Juneau and vielnity, ¢ 4 pm, Dec. 16: Snow tonight and ‘Thursda ! nt; moderate to fresh s i i = i LOCAL DATA H P | 'rime Barometer Temp. Humid'ty Wind Veloclty Weather I y Fyinis e W y 20.21 79 SE 10 Lt. Rain G. Nelsen Commits Sui-' 4 : 3 80 sw 3 Cldy 1 e Nesn 2.0 £ 88 SE 14 Lt. Snow cide Over Fami |y e R CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS Worries, Belief ! YESTERDAY PODAY 4 b alha Highest 4p.m. Lowestda.m. 4am. Preclp. 4am. ’ % PRV 3 Staticn temp. temp. temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather s B e K 34 30 [f o . 80 0. 40 Clear of in Be 1 T s = 05 —_ accord p il 4 -4 Saz Y : ~ ess dispatch to The 8 8 b (r)\vr.'( late yesterday af -6 -6 4 0 TEDOLS =20 -20 4 a2 Dawson 0 0 6 0 St. Paul 30 8. 08 B Dutch Harbor 30 104 P 24 10 0 40 8 86 39 3 116 39 b - 4 2 40 4 42 40 40 14 40 For u.< last three ye ja‘ ifi ié .ug s, ity 46 45 10 .08 52 52 10 =22 gt 52 48 6 0 Pt y 52 42 4 0 cidy EATHER CONDITION AT 8 A. M TODAY emperature, 38; Blaine, raining, 38; Victoria, | cloudy, 40; Bull Harbor, y cloudy, H Prin Ke lclukun uu with h au Higlh s now in business school Point, cloudy, Craig, rainin Sitka, cloudy, 35 e Rupert, gell, misting Point els Gunner Nelson was born n Norway and in 1901 left his home n Oslo to come to America to his fortune H fir home was in Ing worked a: 3; Nulato, cle clear, -44; O] Low barometric 'm portion of the rd throughout Alaska and ove storm centers. One of the storm ceniers was ., the lowest reported pressure in that vicinity was High pressurt ailed from C: westward to the Ha- l waiian lands 3048 inches. This eral pressure distribution } precipitation | the northern portion of the theastward to also over t Tanana Valley, ring this morni the lower Tanana Vi X It was colder last night from the Aleutians southeas Dixon Entrance. Kodiak r d relatively cold weather, a te ture of 12 above having been r dod now | building. This is understood to haye| * n i £ ,“\ been turned over to his ckildr TURKEY SHOOT AT 2 ' in Ju-| Mr. Nelson's widow is his second ELKS’ CLUB TONIGHT intime Wife whom he married following v and the death of his first wife in Aprl 5 in Ju- (1931 win ——- ire prevailed this morning over the north atitude 40 de north Junea nd cl v success of his business 1€ a turkey. St owing the regular lodge meet- . the big Christmas turkey shoot gel under w Advice is to Miss Svea Lind m, from Nome, the old shooting eye in trim on of | underwent an op on this morn- m the job if you want to riangle ing at St. Ann’s Hospital, |carry home a bird for the holiday. ting at UNDERGOES OPERATION Here are BEHRENDS’ Is Paq With Smart Ap a P swers! It’s the burning question of the day! “What fo give him! . . . what will he like? Most r know fr experience that BEHRENDS’ is the place where both questions are answered to the satisfaction of ¢ cerned. And more and more women are di daily that the best place to get a man's gift man’s store! O A3 IT'S HERE! Well, We Can Eat FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Now! We have a complete stock of everything that.is to be had. CALIFORNIA GROCERY = PHONE 478 "THE PURE FOODS STORE” Prompt Delivery (T T G ] fl!llllllNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIHIIHIIIHIIIlflmllllllllllmllllIIHIIIIIlI|IIIIIIllIIIIIIlIlIIIIIlIIl!II BEHRENDS’ is packed with smart answers! Counter after counter, and floor after floor of gifts that men like. One reason why our selection proves so sal tory is the unusually extensive price ranges. When you hop at BEHRENDS’ you don't have to exceed your Christmas shopping budget! Let our courteous and helpful salesmen help you with your gift problems! Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau's Leading Department Store’ e aVie I E : 0000000 A WHITE PASS MEN the shipyards ot ¥ "' DECEMBER HEADING = |New Automobile il “,.“‘“'“ B GO THROUGH HERE gy TOWARD WET MARK License Plates Shar. Db 15 a1 the Senitas ON NORAH TODAY et EVEN AS NOVEMBER Now Available | Grocery. st ; at 10.30 A M Among the —adv. bound from Skagway on the steam- I er Process which passed TEE CHAS. W. CARTER - MORTUARY'S that December Precl-| noy 1937 gutomobile licens : —-——_._*___‘ 1 added, ! on alse may go over normaligre now gvatlable at the City Clerk s | Mar . smber was revealed to- | office, it was announced today bv c l ln C 1 rep of the U. 8. Weather Cit through here this mor were The (¢ 1 and Gaudin famil- Clerk A. W. Henning. The new | i } M sl e W D, 6o nd 1 v n Van- | E thai rainfall in the 1ast|piates are blue with white figures. | Pure /. Exacting Service their son, and Mr. and Mrs. Jame B. C. Mr. Gaudi u amounted o 159 inches| Applicants must have their mofor | anilia o | Gaudin. North 1t the total for the month | pumber and serial number and. most | = Typifies Beauty | Mr. Gordon is sup ndent | M 7 inches. Normal|important, $15, the. price of the - | | of White Pass Route PGPS v is 740 inches cense, $10 of which goes ta the Ter- | ] Whitehorse, while Mr. ¢ x Foreeast is far colder tonight|ritory and $5 to the city. About 20| | Sup(rmu»mlr»m of Engi MRS. PERSSON GOES SOUTH Nnow 'Ulllghl and tomorrow. have 'J(.‘ln issued sq far, the Clerk : White Pass River e A I e e B N reported, in pointing out that all : i Mr. Gaudin sts e Y A N EN1 S HOSPITAL | motorists must have 1 new 7/16' : kon froze at Al A night | Mrs, E b Bender entered St. |plates by January 1. Last year 833 / EEE this: awintor: hav » the South | A Hospital this morning for|were issued through the nnu. /]flI/OI' asts k nedical attention. office. ! FLOWERS We will have our usual large supply of Flowers and Plants for Christmas. uneau Florists At ™ ‘S‘};gluck Bldg. Phone 311 EmmEEmE e, Our service is one of careful plan- ning and exacting detail. All units of this organization including our beautiful chapel and family-room are a part of the service, -making it all that it should be; combining beauty and simplicity for ultimately desired results. BERT'S CASH GROCERY Free Delivery 211 Seward Street PHONE 105 Full line of Fresh Fruits, Produce and Groceries being placed on display as Charles W. Carter Mortuary JUNEAU "We Are Always Ready fast as humanly possible. We will endeavor to have our complete stock on display Thursday. | i 0 n,j‘»wiynyu;fin TR | i | "