The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 12, 1937, Page 3

IHL DAILY ALA.SKA hMPth .l,l\ fcast Ilrama and ‘WHITE FANG'S HA 1 GUESS I'M HALF SAVAGE...IF YOU THINK YOU 3 COMBINE...LADY, TRY IT!" Sleepless Hollow L] Hold That Line ] A Life Guard L] Pathe News THE SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU Starting TODAY LF WOLF...ME, FIT INTO OUR } | MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE Saturday—1 P. M. | ] WHITE FANG 7th Chapter FLASH GORDON Cartoon, Comedy, Candy FROLIC DANCE IS ON TONIGHT Big Event Being Given by Students of Juneau High School Students of Juneau High School have been very busy all week mak- ing elaborate decorations, and yes- White Spot LIQUOR STORE PHONE 655 Prompt Delivery Ludwig Nelson WATCIMAKER and JEWELER Juneau, Alaska EDSO‘\ WAVE SHOI’ 1 hineless Machine and Mac v |' | PERMANENT WAVES by i Ask about FREE RADIO ] Room s, Valentine Bldg. Ph. 666 For Every Purse and Every Purpose PACIFIC COAST COAL: CO. terday and today they have been| transforming the gym into a place] of gaity w » Frolic Dance Is to be held to Large shamrocks, farm scenes depicting bits of old Ireland, and | green festoons are being combined | to carry out the St. Patrick’s day; motif. Rand’s Orchestra S engaged for the evening p]aymg from 9 to 12 o'clock for the danc- The affair is invitational. | LONE BANDIT | | GETS 320,000; 5 AlaskaElectric; T | Leaves Victim Bound and| Gagged on Lonely Mountain Road KELSO, Wash., March 12.—A lone armed bandit robbed Morris Katz, Los Angeles jewelry salesman, of $20,000 worth of jewelry and then left him bound and gagged by a lonely mountain road. The bandit stuck a pistol in Katz’s | ribs and forced him io drive the bandit out of town, then the robbery was committed. e Try The Empire classifieds for. quick results. JARMAN'S Custom Built $6.50 FRIENDLY FIVE $5 Men’s FORTUNE Shoes $4.00 Nationally ) Advertised Straight Prices VISIT THE Romance Evolve Great Dog Film - FaSl~POCCd C ome (] y éXI‘LI‘v W Si"ging W’(‘Sl('l’” on (‘.0“' seum Double Bill Tonight Spu'alator ™ EASY WASHER A new washing action qanflo but thorough—saves 1/3 wmh | rics—saves soap and hot wu!a: —prevents tangling. Perfect for blankets, curiains and other | delicate fabrics. Try the Spiralator in your own | | home—on your own curtains | Phone for FREE and blankets. HOME DEMONSTRATION. GET YOUR FREE copy of valu- able instruction booklet, “The ([l Easy Way to Wash Blankets rrectly.” Easy Payment Plan Light and Power Co. JUNEAU—DOUGLAS THE MINERS' Recreation Parlors ® BILL DOUGLAS SANDN 5&10 PHONE 412 Government Ufli('inl:y VALENCIA, Spa S t 1937. MUSSOLINIIS JAY, MARCH 12, n% [33 1S ».“.M *.4‘.« i-‘.- \\ nr “w n Cities Report e n kdt‘ and Iransactions T0 LOSE OUT Not 3 Hopeful of Outcome f l E fi o of Civil War ; ‘07 MURDE M > e y The Empire classifieds f¢ BEFORE WE MOVE TO OUR 77' L’ifig&TEflN: e NE? GOOD WESTER I 0 Y R R T L R BEER : California Brandy BRAND, IN CANS (98 Proof) Half pints 304:' Italian ,Vermufifln Fuil quarts 501: Vine Hill Wines 40(: bottle MINT GIN or ORANGE GIN 2 Sc half pint Apm:ext or Peach BRANDY (30 Proof) Pints 50c MIXERS! GINGER ALE — LEMON MIXER — NAPA SODA — MISTRY MIX — and many other GOOD MIXERS Pints Sc Quarts § Q¢ R U M—Small Bottles—§ 5c ‘ 'WE ARE FORCED TO DISCONTINUE MANY LINES e | THIS IS NOT A PRICE-CUTTING PROPOSITION. We merely § are offering close-out prices on a numner of items which we would like to move off our shelves before JUNEAU LIQUOR takes over its New Location across the street. All offerings are really BARGAINS. TAKE YOUR PICK! MANY MORE BARGAINS EACH DAY! s e e Juneau Liquor Store PERCY!REYNOLDS, Proprietor PHONE 36 FRONT AT SEWARD NOW IN LIBYA STARTING THEATRE TONIGHT \ja‘t“ RESIST KIS FAST TALK HAVE YOU NOTICED THE BEAUTIFUL RADIO BAR ON DISPLAY Guy Smith’s Drug Store Seventh Episode Flash Gordon News 7 [lished American air routes which {would support their projected sur= vey of a reial air route from ; % E o SOVIET FLIERS | Europe Siberia, Alaska to | The ilight from Anadyr to Nome TO FLY NUME | will take only about three and one half hours. f Es Xpe dition Now at /\nad)r hief Pilot F. Purpose of Visit ‘ ried on insect and disease control Is Outlined | s over 13,500,000 acres since estab- NOME, Alaska, March 12. — The |lishment of the camps. M Nome Chamber of Commerce has| . i radived to Alaska Delegate AnLhunyw Taxes on 42,120,290 packs of play=- J. Dimond, to the ~|ing cards were paid to the govern- <-;anL for 1936. The prevcous year :t | there were 42,527,021 pncks o h op here | - \qul) | F‘mphe classifieds pay | ahrig, crew of and three p: gers left Mos= .‘ w February the 12,000~ mile flight over the Arctic rim, - e The CCC boys have planted near- ly 1,000,000,000 seedlings and car- for a visit and con LILLY’S SEEDS Northern Grown Tested LILLY’S FERTILIZER "GARDEN TOOLS ® Hand Cultivators ® Weeders ® Trowels ® Rakes © Hoes THOMAS HARDWARE