The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 15, 1937, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY OCT 15..193/. T4 . } Jed peas, and then as cold weather| SPARKS GO SOUTH m’ma I""ar [ ARMER T in, let them run for a month| Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Sparks and i 1 [ | on } .|~| vear,” said Amm‘ b | mun(-‘(h(‘ North Sv'x for the States for a For Children-Si Moais Approal, | TRY WIRE PENS =520 60 0 et B s e t 7 | got 181 back in the fall he wire- lm\gt'l as far south as San Fran- Forecast o & or 1 ren lzes 3 o bottomed pen method, I hope will|cisco before returning to Juneau cinit ‘(\,l.mi“‘,(,);,,gu;r:up‘,l:d o‘rl give me the 95 pei S g Mr. Sparks is stod:a v 15 ¥ v (B . After seven weeks Il Juneau for[f 1o oo o5 2 PSR €8 it ke P e e the custodial| | tober 15. Rain tonight and Sat- y 3 (it is supposed to.” rce of the Federal and Territorial | | urday; fresh southeast winds. | 2 |medical treatment, L. P. Apple, fox Building here. | ahe . i ik ] A aressy Cc at |farther of Roberts Islands, acro Apple also plans to build a cold | 4 e i 3 £ s Islands, acros B PRI S | % - {trom the Five Pingers Lighthouse,|[storage plant on the ranch gt | o and werm ; Seventy-f_lve Assemble for et today for his istand home with| T ST i R R | NOTICE ¢ i Gathering at Northern (g Pa i o Alaska Alf Trans-| TROAST TO KETCHIKAN | ipo X;n»—y‘»vm:r g Shebty ol LN 4 i e ; o B itoete ok ] erators attache e Ju- artha Society Turkey Dinner, 1 : vy ngh! Church B e vk calbthy bile roxen _N. Lester Troast left on the North neau Signal Corps, United States Wednesday, Oct. 20, 5:30 to 7:30 Sea on a b_u.\mv.x.‘: trip to Ketchikan | Army, with her baby, left for a |o'clock, at the Nm"h[.‘rn Light Pr u]x rf)!xx|(>('l,1()!| with contracts he has|visit in Seattle aboard the North byterian Church. Adults 75c, chil- there. it € ldren under 12, 50c. adv. lon the isiands since 1925, but has . Voting venthn\l-h'"‘"”y to meet|peen constantly plagued with the ¥ ~ < : {again next month, at another infor-|olq story of island fox farming— ORS—Blue, Gree v mal gathering, more than 75 youns parasitcs Juneau women assembled at the N year, Mr. Apple intends to V\/\I]!,’ ; Northern Light Presbyterian Church cjre, ent this difficulty b i oy , rograRba oA v | Sl & 4 e s L WILL WANT TO SEE THE 7 | The keynote of the informal eve- gy, ing to fall in wire-bottom- ALL THREE PIECES . ning was set by Miss Alice Palmer | CHENGED R 5| NEW——1938—— who led group siging, and as a|, : i , A. M. Uggen sang novely song sel-|" ’ ; for the moderate & |ections playing her own accom-| HOSPITAL NOTES samson card ab'es price ot / ¢ ipz niment. Mrs. Jack Finlay ac-|* D e e William Walsch underwent a ma- | jorowp singing. " operuton at St Ans Rowpi WITH THE TEN OUTSTANDING FEATURES: ‘uxs.sed with the gl(mp the ])()vxll)lv 1 S ng. T s . [tal this ““’”‘”7777 Unharmed by stains, liquors or 5. Smooth Round Edges — no v : ity of arranging frequent informal { hot liquids. cracks to ¢ jes rge Kenamt. w 4 o catch dus s .50 i% ] : |gatherings of the type held last| © ’{l"“’i“‘ét“"‘\” “,“-\I_‘[‘“-‘l*;‘ iz P “ ] e e g are a . Ann’s Hospital, . L o * < ; y I]]TI]['l'fln(] flr:’nlnln;h (: the variou Tfled tche AL P Double Steel-braced Legs. Easy-folding Leg Hinges. |activities of the Norlitemen, simi-|_ s PP | 3" ‘e Vo . w3 <) [1ar PP oanibbesd ot MR, (st. Ann's Hom]illn] this afternoon. | ?\ét:(‘l‘ protecting corners and ?htmg enough to support a Although no definite date was de- | Jais b i) 300-pound man. : ; : | Mrs. Frank Good, a surg v £ cided upon, it was voted to have nv‘ [tient, was dismissed yesterd ” Heavier Legs — actually twice Extra-large Playing Surfacee— dinner committee make plans ! : {St. Anz's as ¢ . g s ket s B M Behr end C I Bttt Celimineos ' o Bty it - - s o-j nc- {’.‘fl“,”" gelell to b “”[; Leonard Skeek of Kake and A Deeper Tops — with two rein- Protecting Gliders — on each g ARVIRIS Wi |ta Brown of Juneau underwent ton- forcing braces. leg. “nae Teatile Deportmant Store” N silectomies at the Government Hos- | IN FROM SITKA {pital this morning. | & Nels Nystrom, both of Sitka, ar-| Mary Grant was dismissed from DOUGLAS CANNERYMAN rived on the North Sea and are|the Government Hospital following Juneau—Alaska TELEPHONE 555 RETURNS, SHORT VISIT | ooi5t0req at the Hotel Juneau. | surgical care this afternoon. D A N J. M. Slater, president of Douglas| it b A TP QAN T - - Fisheries Co., was a visitor on the| Island yesterday, having come up with the on the Princess Louise to attend a N w 8 hearing on some fish piracy cases AMERICAN | |that are scheduled for next week. SA N’ ' A R + LEGION MRS. WALTERS HONORED | PO ON HUNTING TRIP S ; AUXILIARY Mrs. Clarence AW|l(u~ was the| Mr. and Mrs. Ely Post left in guest of honor at a miscellaneous xlwn boat this morning for a ten| at the shower given for her last evening days’ hunting trip up the Taku 3 - I at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.|River. g} | Edwards, with Miss Phyllis Ed-| i e A Elks’ “all |wards and Mrs. Claude Erskine the| ATTENTION hostesses, and Helen Edwards and| Regular meeting of Sons of Nor- |Jackie Sey assisting. way. Odd Fellows Hall, 8 o'clock SATURDAY |“Gootie was the principal game|Saturday evening. Dancing and re- The way to a man'’s heart is still—GOOD FOOD——and for GOOD FOOD at ‘):In:‘d ‘:n(l was m”“‘,‘ld by .,x lwm freshments. 3 adv. LOWEST PRICE ShO t SANITARY o e oy B e s S—Shop a PIGGLY WIGGLY—Th h NIGHT g g Al . of PRICE—QUALITY and SERVICE— H iy Alice Sey for the low; the latter| E,oet Bnhsl\ De from 10 O'clock |[fume s wahers was preenses) g RUM PHONE 24 Free Fast Delivery PHONE 85 {with many useful and attractive -i Wise Woman! A cup of gifts, s A n s 9 || Guests present included the Miss- AGED on B Schilline to sofcen the Hlow les Stephanie Africh, Myrtle and IO\VI) YN ‘ 8 3 | Geraldine Feero, Margaret and! 9 i (O | e ez B U T T E R | ? : g ! That flavor would mel¢ the | {Ms Pearce, Alice and Betty Sey,| M U S l c ARl g o DOCKS 8§ : LARGE NEW YORK SPECIALS DARIGOLD—THE BEST IN TOWN dames Tom Jensen, Tauno Niemi heart of a miser. { d |Bernice Johnson, and the honore OZen e p d EVERYBODY Mrs. Walters. It’s Wings of the Morning! 2 o o o et oun s v o i Bt c WELCOME! : . i e ral ‘ i car LT e R o FROSH INITIATION =T 9 K] L] = ~| The annual freshman initiation| distinction that is | o R A N G E J U l c E o party for first_year students of the a cheery compan- — e s MARY JOYCE LEAVES Douglas high school will be held jon for all oc- MISSION CONCENTRATED HEINZ—ALL VARIETIES i S it momine o [T, % 8L S 6 P : allon medium cans c her Taku Lodge aboard her river | wHee CBE GRS B Por an H i - ® \ e )8 en aske E s going to| """ * L e musi to Fairbanks this year, she looked dubious and laughed. faculty and the alumni, who are| "R_UM 0 One for Percolator—another | also invited. Refreshments will be| M. D. “I don’t know,” she said. - A ' R b | 1 3 P E A c “ E S et all that Mary would say, Served in the Parish Hall atter the SRR one for Drip or Glass Maker. T o l L E T T ! S S u E initiation. AMOCAT—HOME STYLE “Vsux-k lVJpron e : : 6 rolls --------_-__ssc 3 Ia"ge No. 213 cans 79c | . 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