The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 2, 1938, Page 2

Sive Her Robes AR BT S 1 U5 T R T N I 1T J e e——— b : AND MAKE HER HAPPY FOR MONTHS TO COME! \ NEW CHENILE ROBES and HOUSE- 1 DLETON ALL-WOOL i HOUSECOATS .. Glam- SATIN HOUSE FROCKS! - ROBES . . New .N etc . Everything apout ‘} em NEW. Priced at $4.50 and up E’( EN'S BATH ROBES it \ Sizes 2 to 16 6 k) New Low Price Behrends Co,, I .;.:‘5 :}: ‘{.::'Jw -9 53 o-, nc- “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” Matson-Clause Nuptials Held LastEvening Miss Verda Mazson, of McGrathy, ! Alberta, became the bride of Milo lause, of this city, at a quiet cere- ny performed by the Rev. John A. Glasse, last evening at crn Light Presbyterian Church She w a brilliant tiera in hair and roses. room tions. well known here, ALY Serv hu band in a few day ditabeam SHAVEMASTER chest, and back a restl to colds, comforting medication. Also on throat and chest. in the_steaming sow Sinbeam g T VICKS MAVEMASTER | a.grand gift for litile lassies ; “Tell-a-Tale” flannelette GETSDOWNTO BUSINESS AND DOES A JOB—RIGHTNOW! aster demonstration Stop at our new, special Shaves o'clock at the Manse of the North-| The bride was in a dark blue corgette gown trimmed in sequens. carried a bouquet of red Mrs. Allen Fortney, matron henor, was attracfive in a gown n”vlf' a light blue satin with a lace top and of white gardenias. Allen cted as best man for the Following the ceremony a wedding | of the school. { reception was held at the residence of Miss Nellie Grant, aunt of the bride, at her apartment in Goldstein Building, during which time friends of the young couple| called to extend their congratula- The bridal table was centered with a three tier wedding cake, topped with a tiny bride and groom, and a; background of varied colored chry- ¢ Department, has been a|jjams who has been absent from resident of Juneau for several years. gc was recently appointed CCClgame of the previous week. In the oreman, and left for Angoon this|second game the Patrol team of the morning on the Ranger 9, where he | pjeet Air Base, Japonski Lsland, will be stationed for the winter|qefeated the first team from the months. Mrs. Clause will join her| Motlaer s S(andby in Treahnx OHILDREN ’S COLDS FOR RELIEVING d1s- comfoits of chest coughs, rub vun lp;!:ngn‘t\!: tt tice-vapor action l‘eluves loul mnze&— tion fii:d hell,‘ps the youngster relax into FOR COUGHING and trritated throat due DUt VapoRiib o R oy {Gngte. Tt meits, Bathes the throat with | Building massage 7 FOR HEAD-COLD “spiffies and misery, melt a spoonful of VapoRub in a bowl of boiling water. H;ve the child breathe THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL, I'RID/\Y DEC, 2 MODES of the by Adelaide Kerr NEWSITEMS FROM SITKA | BITKA, Alaska, Dec. 2—(Spec- |Jal. Correspondence)—Mr. and Ms. | W. P. Mills were passengers on the | North Coast leaving for Seattle | Wednesday. They plan to spend |the winter months in Washington | | Mrs. Len Peterson left for Seattle | to join Mr. Peterson who made the trip South several weeks ago. | The Young Men’s Business Club of Sitka, entertained the officers, and cadets of Naval Air Squadron VP17 which completed a temporary | tour of duty December 1, Air Base Japonski Island, with a cocktail party Friday evening, November 25 on Castle hill. Verne Gorseline, of Fairbanks, ved here by plane from Juneau spend Thanksgiving holidays | with his brother, Clem Goresline, |and family, before leaving for the states. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skaris left | Saturday, November 27, in their own | trolling boat for the states. TI plan to visit with relatives of Mrs. Skaris at Blaine, Wash, to be ab- sent several weeks. During their stay in the South Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGraw are residing at the Skaris home on the Crescent Mrs. Dermot O'Toole, of Tenakce, was a guest for several days last week of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Teresa Grossman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brewer left last week for Seattle after a stay of nine months here, during which time Mr. Brewer was employed a cook at the Arcade cafe and Pio- neers Home Harold Foss, Juneau architect,| spent a few hours here transacting business when the North Coast was in port this week. The Christmas sale of fancy work, < and foods was sponsored by the Sitka Women's Friendly club held| Saturday, November 20, at the store of the Sitka Mercantile Co., netted the club approximately $60. Pro- to help pay salary for a part time! | libravian. A silver tea, food and Christmas ale W hall on the campus of the Sheldon| Jackson Mission school, Thursday| | afternoon, December 1. All articles on sale were made by the slumm\i Proving the house building boom | which has been going on in Sitka is| | still continuing, excavations for two! new houses were made this week.; |Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson, and| | starting to build homes immediately. The High School basketball team November 26, when they met a team of picked players from the town at the gymnasium of the Shel- don Jackson school, with a score fered a handicap on account of the absence of its star player, Leo Wil- school because of illness, since the a score of 23 to 20. Verne Lee and Miss Elizabeth Huff, both of Juneau, were united in warriage by U. S. Commissioner William Knight, Wednesday Nov- ember 23, at his office in the federal building. They were attended by E. Belman and Miss B. Lund Henry Babrt, U. S. Deputy Mar- shal, who has been confined to his home on account of illness, has re- covered satisfactorily and has re turned to his duties in the Federal Dr. Joseph Aronson, ol Phipp's Institute, Philadelphia, special tub- zs make some of the most col This pouch is covered with sapphire beads worked in straight and swirled formations and finished with Shimmering evening b gifts from Saint Nick's 1938 jewel-studded mounting, He ceeds will be given the library board | mother of Mrs. Bacon and Mr. entzen. had been in this locality for ten Charles And: temporarily employed as at the Pioneer” on the North Thomas Muchlinsky have moved from the Murray apart- ments to the K. Raatakainen home s held at North Pacific| Mrs. W. L. u of Indian Affairs, the North Co: parents. Mr. W | the enlisted pe to transact business for the organization. Fleet Air Base, from & shart trip to June the next three months. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nemi, are both|cot ¥ wu on the N or, left Wednes- r 30, for Ketchikan to of the Sitka Territorial school, wasw(lru:l a convention of fishermen. wthemums formed attractive dec-|paq1y defeated Saturday evening, | orations for the reception room. Both Mr. and Mrs. Clause are the bride having ed in this city last spring and was formerly a beauty operator atl. s 59 to 13. The school team suf- the Juneau Hotel. Mr. Clause is a| g y i member on the staff of the Forest John Strand, t came to Mr: Storage offices, William W the North Coast for a short wrned to his posi- tion as first cook at Pioneer's Home here chik, Ala; came to Sit ago. survived at Ellensburg, Wash., and attending a bakers' school in Chicago. jpedlajfeiPmemiwyp rl fw brothers Sheldon Jackson high school with! g Mrs. William R. Hanlon left Wed- | Brookm y, on the North Cos eau to visit with her daughter, the Rev member, plans to visit indefinitely with re-|s'an cemetery. William Sarvela was an outgoing 58 the North Coast for a short trip to Seattle and California 3acon’s brother, Andy Lovent- of the Pioneer bak- erculosis expert, accompanied by his continue . research’ work in Alaska. nurse, left by plane for Juneau to|Coast the serious illness of counter and treat yourself to a We want you to be master—the ONLY aver with a powerful, brush-type, self-starting Universal motor. The ONLY electric shaver with a shay ing head screened I up the beard the way it grows. Shavemaster is the ONLY electric shaver wnh a lightning-fast, single cutter that oscillates in an arc inside a comfort- able smooth shaving head. It’s by Sunbeam! But the proof of the quul\, close comfort-shaves you get with # Shavemaster is in actually using it. That’s why we 3 invite you to a FREE SHAVE this new electric, lather- less way. 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Born in Ninil- a, in 1902, Mrs. Ward to live twelye years is y her mother, Mrs. Greg- | y Oskelkoff, of Ninilchik; three | in Ninilchik and Anchor- | age; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Sands- | trom, of Ninilchik, and Mrs. Al n, of Sitka; four children, one son and three daughters, and a niece who made her home with the family here. Funeral services were conducted Sunday, October, her husband she esidy - eee—— What Is Your News . Q.? By The AP Feature Service Each question counts 20; each’ part of a two-part question, 10. A score of 60 is fair, 80, good. 1. Name this top-rank thor- oughbred that won the “race of the century,” running against an uncle. 2. Where did Italy recently send 18,000 colonists? 3. What ended the threatened strike of the Railroad Brother- hoods? 4, What famous English exiles have t leased a house in Paris for two years? 5. What countries have ac- quired portjons of Czechoslo- vakia? cAnswers on Page Si1x) MOMENT || Lor- rson, who has been | attendant senger | by, formerly Miss Helen Schrey, arrived in Sitka on t for a visit with her | y, is a member of sonnel of Squadron VP17 which is to be on duty at the; Japonski Island for roooo'—¢"“'c'om"4~o¢—0m—~—-¢~mw~m November 27, by | Father Zlobin, of St. Mark’s Cathederal, of which she was with burial in the Rus- U. 8. DEPAR'I'MENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER x: (By the U. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and ¥, beginning at 3:30 p.m., Dec. 2: Cloudy tonight, Saturday cloudy, probably showers; gentle to moderate southeast winds. Weather forecast for Southeast Alaska: Probably showers tonight nd Saturday, except snow flurries over Lynn Canal and Alaska-Cana- dian border; gentle to moderate southeast winds, except moderate over Dixon Entrance, Forecast of winds along the Coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Moderate southeast winds tonight and Saturday from Dixon Entrance to Cape + Hinchinbrook, becoming fresh Satyrday between Yakutat and Cape Hincinbrook. § LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~ Weather 3:30 p.m. yest'y .. 2954 42 86 S 4 Lt. Rain 3:30 a.m. today 29.52 34 96 w 3 Cloudy Noon today 2953 35 80 w 2 Cloudy RADIO REPORTS | TODAY Max.tempt. | Lowest 4am. 4a.m. Precip. 4am. Station last 24 hours | temp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather Atka 34 | 28 36 14 04 Cloudy * Anchorage 40 ‘ 32 36 6 0 Clear Barrow -8 | -14 -12 12 0 Clear Nome 28 | 14 18 4 0 Cloudy Bethel 20 | 16 18 8 0 Cloudy Fairbanks 22 18 18 4 .08 Snow Dawson 24 12 12 16 24 Snow St. Paul 36 30 36 8 T Cloudy Dutch Harbor ... 38 28 36 12 08 PtCldy Kodiak 40 | 36 36 14 48 Pt. Cld.v Cordova 44 [ 34 34 4 1m Rain Juneau 46 | 33 34 3 52 Cloudy . Sitka . 44 | 31 — — _ Ketchikan 44 ¢ | 38 42 4 54 Pt. Cldy Prince Rupert 42 38 38 0 .84 Clear Edmonton 38 | 18 18 6 0 Clear Seattle 50 44 46 10 22 Rain Portland 52 | 44 44 4 95 Rain San Francisco 60 56 56 4 02 Cloudy New York 40 | 18 18 14 0 Pt. Cldy Washington 44 | 28 28 10 0 Cloudy WEATHER CONDITIGNS AT 8 AM. TODAY Seattle (airport), raining, temperature, 43; Bellingham, sprink- ling, 44; Victoria, cloudy, 44; Alert Bay, raining, 41; Hull Harbor, raining, 44; Langara Island, cloudy, 37; Triple Island, raining; Prince Rupert, cloudy, 43; Ketchikan, showers, 48; Craig, cloudy, 35; Wran- well, raining, 39; Petersburg, cloudy, 38; Sitka, clear, 31; Cape Spen- cer, clear, 38; Hoonah, cloudy : Hawk Inlet, cloudy, 32; Radioville, clondy, 34; Juneau, cloudy, 3 agway, cloudy, 30; Eldred Rock, clear, 34; Haines, clear; Tulsequah, cloudy, 32; Cape St. Elias, clear, 44; Cape Hinchinbrook, cloudy, 38;'Cordova, clear, 32; Chitina, clou- dy, 22; McCarthy, cloudy, 20; ward, cloudy, Anchorage, partly cloudy, Fairbanks, snowing, Hot Springs, snowing, 12; Tan- ana, cloudy, 11; Ruby, snowing, 11; Nulato, snowing, 12; McGrath, cloudy, 12; Bethel, cloudy, 18; Nowme, snowing; 19; Gambell snow- . ing 12. Juneau, Dec. 3.—Sunrise, 8:24 a.m.; sunset, 3:14 p.m. WEATHER SYNOPSIS The storm area that was centered a short distance south of Kodiak Island yesterday morning has tdecreased in intensity during the past 12 hours and has moved inland to the upper Yukon Val- ley, the lowest reported pressure being 29.38 inches at Mayo. Low barometric pressure continued over the Aleutian Islands and over the “North Pacific steamship lane, the lowest reported pressure in that area being 2850 over the Pacific Ocean at latitude 48 degrees and longitude 175 degrees. Precipitation has been general along the costal regions from the Aleutians southeastward to California, also + over the Tanana and upper Yukon valleys, followed by clearing wea- ther over the Gulf of Alaska, and by generally fair weather over the lowm Matanuska Valley. 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