The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1937, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937. 3 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||lIIIII||IIIIII|HIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlmmmllmHIIII“II“"IIHNNIIHMII SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU Starting TODAY CIVE ME YOUR s th‘:.s:::;a;,\,z,fs:saf»:s;rMPnAL SEEKS ~ SENIOR OUTING HEART PERFECT - 0 GIANT STADIUM, IS HELD TODAY ry emotion: Iph Bellamy has a dual role. FRANGIS F"..M At the opening. he's a dangeicus 3flu [][][] SEATS Members ()f L()\M‘\ Classes k 4 nace (0 socie Hi et GV F o oy Follow Suit with Pic- Fleeing Criminal Trans- ¥ho. elthoush knowing him to be a| WASHINGTON, May 7.—A bl nics Qut Highway crook and a fugitive from justice, to c uct a federal stadium in STARTING THEATRE ) TONIGHT T YR R TR e T A Y SR STRANGEST DRAMA SINCE “DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE” formed Into Rcapé‘(l(‘d feel actually rem Washington to seat 300,000 persons| ne traditional o STARTI_ED THE ing ter the opera biggest structure of its kind took the form o or Surgeon, (f)lljeumplav 44 v y e world—will be introduced |ips tor Wb Memtere. of WORLD! Sheh a v Db [ plans graquating class bos he & trict Com- | ¢ Dr. James orable membe: stage play plot ¢ pproved by the I or Kay and the Yakobi t morning en- route to Young's Bay for an all-day T pienic. | Accompanied by Superintendent uation i1 . llips and Miss Edna Har- > | . report submitted %" D up left for the bay at| studio - on Jay 4 : and are not due to! ¢ play, “Sweet Aloe: er and hunt- un here until after 10 p. m fo. the Ckpitol thewtre} 0 murderer wro'Bagtpeen Mgl a Cosmoplitan produc- * the title of “Give Me When studio exg eral parents were also in the party | Not fo be ove ties of the gr 1 to make iraf a bill callin: lium’s construction . MARTIN RODUIT GF ol S Wi o S men, sophomores and | as soon as possible. jefy this afternoon, upon ANCHORAGE PASSES plan the stadium jon of ¢ Sy FOLLOWING ILLNESS -+ TORE the @ SHROUD from : HER PAST ,‘ and PURGED f§ HER SOUL of a LIVING NIGHTMARE! v financed by fed- pena Cove te they are e and would cost one mil- before reTurning | lion dollars. 1 National Events stadium such nat picnic din: home. - > - Civil Senvice : Examinations In this events as, the Arm ame would be he ould be held political conver Representative Crosby said ! would pay for itse fied Forest” and * tor” to his credit s long string of s en to dix Warner-First National Then Guin: .0 Sroblem t thirty years, ih: present supporting ¢; eceipts of the events staged there. . g iOlnh some roles 5 iNg The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open ST % | competitive e: follows: AT THE HOTELS ! | Examine ———=:% revenue agen 1cis, and the role of t who, throug to solv problems of love matic met cally telling a te formation of a a respect he Man \an Lived n Roduit, d several sisters in {reau of Internal Revenue birth Gastineau Senior superintending marine en- 1 from Mervin Johnson, J N- gineer, $4600 a year, Quartermas-| nd it | rad, Hawk Inlet; r War Department. about | tle; Tom Scott, Ken Jones, G. Dan jalist (Indian Arts > time | ielson land Crafts), $3,200 a year, produc-| pre Juneau tion advisor (Indian Arts and| Second Episode Ed Snyder, Tenakee; Esther N s 600 a year, Indian Arts| “DARKEST AFRICA” Ee—— I R n" CI S time he > | Morris. Juneau. ts Board, Department of | nd pulse-tingling Mail near Fairbanks - the Interior. | o Rodeo Days [ | 0 a year, Bu- friend’s |+ 1 happiness he came to Alas He spent most of t then in the Territor wrious otk ALSO L rich in emotio d U G E o R G E B R E N T with suspense, at the Coliseum the- e special issues of com-| Full information may be obtained tre. Try The Empire classifieds for ive coins were at L‘(l“!( Room 311, Federal and Terri- ROLAND YOUNG : } 5 The leading part-—the title role—quick results on of congress. torial Building. PATRIC KNOWLES Sy Hills of Wyoming [ ] M-G-M News . \VIKINGS ARE TO ; 1 HOLD CARD PARTY | SATURDAY EVENING 1 Following their regular meeting ¥ 8 o'clock tomorroy e Remember at PIGGLY WIGGLY you get full weight and the low prices at PIGGLY 607 ln:utJ':eliznxz.r:;?hut:fi"r;?d- WIGGLY are not to be compared with the cheap prices offered at some stores on cheap foods. ALSO * * At the Seashore - < Pathe News MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE— . SATURDAY———1 P. M. “DRIFT FENCE” \uond Fplwde—“l) \]{I\Eh'l‘ AFRICA” CANDY IIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIlIIIIII|Illil!lIIIIIIIIIIIIIllliIII||IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHI’II |one of their usually enjoyable card parties to which the general public |is invited. Whist, pinochle and | |bridge will be played and later in P H o N E 2 4 Fl'ee nelivery P “ o N E 5 8 :i:‘\:‘v(‘;f'cning refreshments will be| Members of the committee, who | American Legion Auxiliary tea for members and all Gold Star BUY REGE!VES mothers and sisters of Juneau given by Junior Auxilfary at Dugout, 2 to l i VALAMONT—Pure Fruit SUNSEY GOED 4 pm., May 8. a(l\'.’ 3600 AWAR As H lb P SUNSE # o i z (] ]al‘ ce c H |promise all attending a good time,| Closed Saturday llufi;ng dur- are Mrs. John S R A l S l N s lare Mrs. Satre, Mrs. H. W. ing May, June, July and August. {Anderson and Mrs. Frank Olson. |adv. PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. THOMPSON—Seedless | PR i . Ib. pke. . G -vke-39¢ 11 vest WE HAVE NO CARNATIONS CATSUP FOR MOTHERS' DAY! PURE TOMATO 2 bottles i 2 sc (Due to labor troubles in Seattle) - 000 &y BUT we have lovely POTTED PLANTS from our greenkiouse, and about 2 P Enfi SOgEE S DAFFODILS of ot o 1t the oom continues to shine! 2 large cans 49¢ FIRST COME! FIRST SERVED! PEARS DEL MONTE 2 large cans 49c SYRUP Txv The Empire classifieds for e Closed Saturday afternoons dur- > i CORN, nel Monte ot Al L. { ing May, June, July and Augus FRANCISCO, Gal, May T— YELLOW S088T COAL,“)' San Francisco is paying $600 for a 2 No. 2 cans 39c 79c B JMOERSORERIT S0 . L L2 w |World War,” casu: —to a child | {who was not even alive during the‘ PEAS, Del Monte Very smai EGGS | | contlict. 1 In the patriotic days that saw; z No. 2 cans 43C SUNSET GOLD O e R e HONEY 2 “hamburger steak” changed to “lib-! WASHINGTON DOZEN erty steak”, this city changed the o 22 0% jar. 29c 69c . name of Berlin street to Brussels| Smoked 0¥sters | |street. The name “Berlin” was chis- SOMETHING DIF ROCKDELL " CIGARETTES | Pound COFFEE é%hfifims 49 - Poun:l( o 27¢ PEAS, Well Filled | HOT SAUCE | LETTUCE, Fancy PMbs. ... 29c ‘Can zheads...ZSc CARROTS ge ASPARAGUS LARGE BUNCHES _—m FRESH GREEN 3for vet 25c POTATOES | 21bs.. .. 25c YAKIMA GEMS BANANAS 25 Ib. bag GRAPEFRUIT PACIFIC | |elled out of the cement sidewalk and the hole never filled up. H A few weeks ago Robert Breuck, a school pupil, stepped in the de-' pression and broke his le parents put in a claim for da JUNEAU FLORISTS We Wire Flowers Anywhere 311 Seward Street Phone 311 ‘ { THE BEST and the Emo*fimd followed. NOTICE T AP BEER For special fresh dressed chicke call Femmer, phone 114, IN TOWN! s licate subject to the conditions con- . tained herein will be publicly opened ’ in this office at 2:00 P. M., May 11, THE MINERS 1937, for performing all work and pointing, patching and waterproof- Recreation Parlors xterior masonry, general re- BILL DOUGLAS P.S.—~We will be open Sunday 9A.M.to 12 A. M. The First National Bank JUNEAU ® CAPITAL—$50.000 SURPLUS— $75.000 [ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES s, plaster, floors, etc., s building in accordance with pecification, copies of which | ‘ mzvy be obmmed from the Custodian only. Albert Wile, Custodian. PO ZORIC DRY CLEANING [ Soft ; Water | Washing i YOUR EYES are your most priceless possession. 2% Paid on { Savings Accounts Only One Pair to Last a Lifetime If you suffer from headaches, blurred vision, visual dis- comfort, have them exam- ined for refractive errors, old sight (presbyopia) or possible muscular imbalances. Call Today for an Appointment! ARIZONA GOLDEN RIPE 3w 350 Dr. Rae L. Carlson OPTOMETRIST Office Ludwig Nelson's Jewelry Snop Phone 331 FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. $1.05