The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1938, Page 8

\ | : \ i FOURTH PARADE MONDAY ISTO - STARTATS:30 G Mrs. W Holzh Participants Urged to Be on Hand Early—Line- up ]\ .\HIHHH‘.( K'(I ;I ine Nye. \h' Ak Mi's Lou Earl SOy, EArRlE Ry ' rling, Barbara Earl i prove 1o be MRS, HOLZHEIMER BACK i . . Atice Wilson, FROM SAN DIEGO VISIT ©, 1 ip: - Follc 1g an absence of or s The Baranof sailed westward b ke = ; 5 o'clock with the following g b .+ sengers for Seward—A. J. Peterson Al it e . H Humphrey, Mrs. W. Bowe d shoi Pkt Sty ] N. Wennblom, C. T. Byram, C. are requested to] e an DI h Leruer, J. 8. Barnett, Opal G later than 9:15 X i Aolinsts Siom: ths nd J. Beffle 5 : : - oo a be given promptly at \ zhein 9 parade will |on h is her niece TRAVEL PARTY VISITS : to Front, | Mi plans te the Front to Main, Main to Willoughby | spend son \ h her| Aboard the Yukon and out Willoughby Avenue to the ' her in|port Firemen's Recreation Park, where| thi R 5 it will disbanc .o consisting of twenty-six The parade will proceed in the PUBLIC NOTICE daughters of California on follow er the June n and afier July 4 nission | rip tour. The party brought wsebail | ings from Gov. of Californis ldre . Merriam to Gov. John V adv.|of Alaska RGE BROTHERS ALASKA'S LARGEST LIQUOR STORE! FREE delivery on all purchases over $3.00 Store Open Until 2:30 a.m. SUNDAY and 2:30 a.m. MONDAY B E E R-Budweiser tins, Pabst tins, Glym- pia, Hop Gold, Rheinlander, Rainier, Silver Springs, Golden Glow Ale EBJZEi CASE AMERICA’S FOREMOST WHISKIES Old Taylor-Bottled in Bond——qt. 83.55 Old Crand-Dad, Bottled in Bond-gt. $3.55 Sunnybrook-Bottied in Bond—-gt. $3.35 Old Crow-Bottled in Bond qt. $3.40 OLD HERMITAGE—- Bottled in Bond qt. $ 2 & 95 Teacher’'s—Vat 69—Sandeman’s VVO-—Mec- Callum’s Periection — Black and White———$ 2 5 Dewar’s White Label—Haig & Haig—John- o nie Walker Red Label—Fifth . : 2. MUMS CHAMPACGNE— Medium Size GEORGE BROTHERS ALASKA'S LARGEST LIQUOR STORE! PHONES 92 or 95 PHONES 92 or 95 pa ird K1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1938. " FarlyThis A.M. ISLANDERS T0 D.NICHOLLSWED FAOM CHILKOOT T ] ) - pas- mer Mrs. M. A Thelma B Hits and Errors Help Smith Blank Douglas Nine Last Evening to «de more Unable the Moose d than three sing th, the Douglas I ng went dowr The siege Pap batting order turned loos¢ power and were aided by I at critical moments total. g's disaster elimin: from further rth of July disposal of 1 of the pot up to the Moc to decide in their battlc ternoon. The defeat al well down in the ce ond half of 0 defeat Monday | put Dou lar for the se gue race error followed ble put the Moose with one tally as the way. The Paps i in the third on J: ' single, followed by r on Werner’s grounc ed up an error and Wer ible in the fifth by taki of Bob Bonner's bor twe dc advanta; ) complete a double steal for more 1 2 E . over Jensen's pl: n the hill for the Islanders ish out the fifth, then blanked Moose in the sixth; but two cost errors behind him, plus a walk ingle and wrifice, put acio [ the final three Moose runs in (i first of the s enth. SCORE H . A 3 4 BOX SCORE Moose AB R H PO A E cf 4 1 0 1 0 F. Schmitz, 2b ... 4 1 2 1 2 Martin, rf G0 0 0 ow, 1b 4 0 0 9 3 4 AISE 0 0 Fll o e S AL D 1 1 [ i 0 Smith, p 10%% '1: 9 To 798 91 1 Deugla, R B PO A 0 0 1 3b 0 1 0 2 ger 1b, 2b 0 0 8 1 Grant, c Erskine, If, p Wood rf Bonner, 2b viemi, cf Jensen, p, If Turner, rf ¢ '0 =8 Andrews, 1b 010 iR Totals 0 3 2 3 —Batted for Bonner in fifth in- ning Replaced Wood Rogers going to & THE SUMMAKIES Moo T Andrew en e. F Werner. Runs batted in: F. Schmitz, McNamee, Werner. First Schmitz, base on balls: Off 1 (Nie- mi); off Jensen 6 and, F. Schmitz, J. Schmitz, Blake 2, | Smith), off Erskine 1 (Blake). Struck out: By Smith Andrews, Turner, Bor by Jensen 5 (Haglund Namee, J. Schmitz, Blake) skine 3 (F. Schmit Pitching records: Jer by Er- now, Martin). n 4 runs 6 hits 21 at bat against in 4 2/3 in- nings, Erskine 3 runs hits 9 at bat against in 2 1/3 innings. Earned runs: Off Jensen 2. Losing pitcher: Jensen. Passed ball: Grant. Left| on bases: Moose 11, Douglas 4. Time of game: 1 hour 52 minutes. Umpires: Shaw behind plate and | at third, Duckworth at first base, Welch at third e and at plate. Scorer: Clark. IR PATIENTS TO SEE PARADE Patients at the Gove nent Hos- pital will be moved the lawn Monday morning so that they | may see the Fourth of July Parade. A New Highway Treat FOR THE 4TH | Ice Cream | Sandwickes | (3 Flavors) A LS O : Home-Made CAKE and DELICIOUS ICE CREAM—— ¢ | KENDLER’S | l - Barancf in Port 'PAPS SHUTOUT 'MISS STORMS, SOLDIERS COME Chilkoot Barracks are due to arrive this evening about 7 o'clock aboard | the Coast Guard cutter Haida. As|a docks, the soon as CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks d appreciation of the many acts sympathy shown us by our nds in our bereavment in the soldi will go to by Joe Mec- Fair Build- | death of our father and for the ing. The be comfort- | beautiful floral offerings. s ‘4l|)1}‘ settled e hour for THE MESSERSCHMIDT FAMILY Two companies of soldiers from |their two-day stay e adv, at 9 o'elock in'the . — t3 5344306533500 54 | AARERAR2RR R Ch cholls of Washi arried, with th ev. Will- the vows. was the at- Miss Storms and ) best mi held few 2 of Mr. by her sister, a former returned here has been the house Her sister ALWAYS—ON ICE is an employee of the graduated Ak b ¢ Tl at the—— JUNEAU LIQUCR CO. A COMPLETE SELECTION OF IMPORTED and DOMESTIC LIQUORS—WINES—LIQUEURS s home year a Ju- Company. He school in W the Unive attle, will m coupl ke their n Juneau - oo OLD YUKON Jame am, Mauro Drug Cc v THIS WHISKEY IS 3 Years Old? A Barrel of Quality in Every Bottle. Try Old Quaker — now 3 years old—its unfailing smoothness protected by “51 watch- \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Q\\\\ NSS 1 the famous dogs of quality.” ltere’s your proof that “you don’t have to be rich to enjoy rich whiskey.” 90 proof. Long Evening Ahead! IS RIGHT Schenley’s Black Label and Schenley’s Red Label have just the right lightness. You'll find they always please your taste —and your purse aswell.Theyare blended with all the skill you'd expect from the House of Schenley, one of the world’s great distillers. And to round out your enjoyment, these two light whiskies are “melded” by an exclu- sive Schenley process. One sip will tell you “light is right!” SCHENLEY’S Light WHISKIES RED LABEL - BLACK LABEL Schenley's Red Label Blended Whiskey 90 proof—70% grain neutral spirits Schenley’s Black Label Blended Whiskey 90 proof—60% graia neutral spirits STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY MORE THAN 100 MILLION BOTTLES SOLD! (4 If you have eyes that sparkle at fine value, lips that love to linger over luxury, then this straight Bourbon of Old Ken- tucky is made for you! It is double-rich! Try it today! 90 proof B2 of, STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY COPR. 1938, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., NEW YORK CITY, N. ¥. \:\\?ybam)’f//} Tastiness is a Specialty with us Wilkens! Our Family’s Rec- drink. It's the self- ipe sure hits the samewhiskey usdis- (Very Mild) spot wl}en you'\fe tillersenjoy amongst 1o fine old Scotch hankering to sit ourselves. Proofed h_‘:'“ 31-00‘ down toamild, tasty Harry E. Wilken 1t’s our choice of atasty straight whiskey that goes good in old-f'nsh- joneds, mixed drinks and the like. BLENDED WHISKEY THE WILKEN FAMILY BLENDED WHISKEY 90 PROOF. 75% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS.~PA WILKEN'S SPECIAL STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF. JAKEWAY DISTRIBUTING CO.,Inc. SOLE ALASKA DISTRIBUTORS . o L