The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 17, 1939, Page 8

WEEK-END VALUES " PENINSULA ““Where Cash Is King*® SPA“ finest luncheon meat 3 tins for sl.m CANDY BARS “ GUM 3 " 10c # Your Fruit and Vegetables 2" 45¢ Each l 0 c ASPARAGUS AVOCADOS RHUBARB 1> GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona, large . . .4 for 25¢ YAKIMA POTATOES, No. 1 . . . . 101bs. 35¢ BANANAS, Firm ORANGES, Sweet, Juicy QUALITY MEATS BABY BEEF POT ROAST WHOLE SHOULDER SPRING LAMB Ib. 22¢ YOUNG CHICKENS, Plump ROLLED RIB or RUMP ROAST . .. FRESH GROUND BEEF, Pure PORK CHOPS, Young Pork PORK, LAMB STEAKS, Best SPRING LAMB HEARTS Baby Beef---Spring Lamp--Tender Steaks Roasts---Chops b, 35c Buy Coupon Books: $20 for $19.50, $10 for $9.50 PAYN TAKIT GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES 92 and 35 PHONES 92 and 95 T’wn ieno suhsmute for Newspaner Advertising ‘ Tl \Barang invites you to DINE prilliantly in the— Gold Dining Rom THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY MARCH 17 1939 CRASHED ON WING, GLASS age Four Days Ago- Claims Reward (Continuea truin ragc One) [passengers and picking up young Lennon at Wrangell, |radioed his position as being |off Grand Island, about four | minutes’ flight from Juneau. | Nothing was heard from the plane after the brief 2:15 o’clock message. Within a short time, | planes, the Coast Guard cut- iter Haida, Fisheries flagship Brandt and several gasboats! !left Juneau to make a search. Subsequently planes flew over| the section, land parties were sent out but no trace was found of the missing plane |until the report was received | here this afternoon. Lon Cope, this afternoon, said often that if he ever had any| trouble when flying, he would attempt to make a descent on land. Mrs. Ek and her mother left for the south last night |aboard the Northland. Mrs. Cope left last week with her two children for Palmer where she is to teach school. Mrs. Chamberlain and her; children recently pagbed University of Oregon’s basketball ( team, champions of the northerni through Juneau from Anchor- age, going to Seattle. Mrs. Chappell and Mrs. Clifford are in Juneau. % -~ One of the strangest graveyards, on the North American continent is at Guanjuatc, Mexcio. Several thousand skulls are stacked in one corner and gruesome skeletons dangle from walls. - — Empire Ads rav. (has Ashby Sights Wreck- | fliers revealed MODERN TONE OF BARANOF BEAUTY SALON STRIKING {Venetian Blmds, Diffused | Lights, Modern Equip- ment, Mark Shop | Lylah Wilson's Baranof Beauty Sol- on in the lower lobby of the Baranof | | Hotel 1s undgubtedly the most mod- | ern'and well equipped beauty parlor !in Alaska—and it certainly com- pares with anything they have Out- side. Beauty shop operators everywhere dream of such a shop as Lylah’s, but few ever realize the dream. There are seven booths equipped with the last word in driers, perm- anent wave machines, and shining chromium trim equipment that only a woman understands, saft rugs, and even soft music. Each booth is equipped with tub- |ular lights that cast even light that is easy to the eyes. Chairs are leath- er upholstered and many have back adjustmenits that bring the old Mor- ris Chair to life on a 1950 plan. Venetian blinds divide the booths, something new in. beauty shops, and an effect that is nothing short 1of delightful. With Lylah in this most modern of shops are three experienced op- Hanson and Ruth Carlson. 2 i (OREGON STOPS GOLDEN BEARS IN FIRST TILT gWebfooierfi;ke First of| Title Series by Score of 54 to 49 EUGENE, Ore, March 17.—The division of the Pacific Coast Con- ference, last night defeated Cali- fornia’s Golden Bears, southern di- vision winners, by a score of 5¢ to 59. It was the opening game of the | playoff series for - the conference title. The Webfooters outplayed the Californians consistently. The sec- ond game of the series will ke pla\ed here tonight. e ! Maine was part of Massachusetts until 1820. Under the Management of ROBERT J. SCHOETTLER ROY HARRINGTON—Chef and Maitre d'hotel OPENING SATURDAY EVENING from 6 to 9:30 o°Clock DINNER — MARCH EIGHTEENTH (Price of entree includes complete dinner) Green Onions Ripe Olives Celery EL, Carrots ; Shrimp-—Mandarin Orange—or Grapefruit Juice: Cocktail ; * * Cream of Tomato Soup—Clam Chowder or Consomme * 253 Grilled Filets of Alaska Salmeon;-Lemen-Buiter—85¢ Fried Unjointed Spring Chicken, Barenof—$1.10 Roast Prime Ribs of Steer Beef, Au Jus—$1.10 Grilled French Lamb Chops, Fried Pineapple—95¢c Sauted Calves Sweetbreads on Toast, Mushrooms—90c Grilled Filet Mignon on Toast, Bordelaise—$1.20 * Avocado -and Orange Salad * Buttered Whole Kernel Corn i Fresh Strawberry Sundae—Choice of Pies or Orange Sherbet * Coffee or Tea Paysanne or French Fried Potatoes * Telephone erators, Juneau Harrington, Prances | “ithem especially valuable to La- IMILITARY BALL | 10 BE STAGED | HERE APRIL 8 Reserve thcers Nurses Sponsor Formal Dance | At Local Temple The first annual formal ball of the Reserve Officers’ Association,) Juneau Chapter, and the Gastineau Channel Nurses’ Association, will be held at the Scottish Rite Temple e April 8, it was announced today. In order to make it a truly mili- tary ball, with as many uniforms in sight as possible; special invi-| tations are going to the Naval of-| ficers at Sitka, the Army officers! at Chilkoot Barracks and Coast Guard officers of the district Tickets for the affair are now on sale, —— e —— JUNEAU MOVIE 0 BE SHOWN ROTARY (LUBS 400 Feet o-fz)lored Film Will Promote inferest in Conference Members of 80 Rotary clubs in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia soon will be view- ing 400 feet of colored film depicting the Inside Passage and glaciers, trails, industries and buildings in the vicinity of Juneau, where Rotar- ians will come in May for the an- nual conference of District No. 101. The film has been sent to the States by the Juneau club to pro- mote interest in the conference and | to give publmu to Alaska gcnemlly f WOLVES ‘BETTER THAN DOGS FOR ' PULLING SLEDS ?French Can;aan Trapper Takes Unique Teams to Big Show w NEW YORK, March 17. — They {call Joe LaFlamme the “Man of Ithe Wolves” Joe is a bearded |French-Canadian, a trapper, a |prespector for gold. He comes from |Gomama, Ontario | LaFlamme is the only |has harnessed and trair a com- ’plole team of wolves. They drm his heavy sled wherever h ‘ The Man of the Wolves m)ghs "48 pounds. The Wolves of the {Man weigh 110 pounds ch. T)mt‘ {might explain his mastery. except | for the fact the wolves outnumbe er | him eight to one Joe began building his first veam lin 1923. An epidemic of distemper ‘kllled many of his dogs. Joe har- nessed a wolf he had just trapped. Ahe wolf behaved as a good sled- |dog should. Joe trapped seven | wmun wolves. Now he has put to-| gether a second team. His eight new wolves came to New York for the National Sportsmen's Show. The wolves are handsome, well- cared-for, and ‘about twice as| |strong as sled dogs. Their strengv.h‘ jand their lasting qualities under | |harsh weather conditions make | man who {Flamme. He opertes in the great| |Canadian open spaces—1,00 miles west and north of Toronto. | On a previous visit to New York, | La Framme mushed his team into | Times Square and caused a huge traffic snarl. On another dccasion | {he disrupted the Westminster Ken- lnel Club dog show. “The wolves stopped the show,” {Joe says. “All the people that 1watchcd the dogs was judges. The jpeople was all in my corner.” i At the sportsmen’s exhibit, the ! wolves, being indoors, were ener-| vated. They confined their activi- | ties to baring their teeth and snarl- | ‘lng at reporters and eating ice cream cones bought by spectators. | ] J(atd ‘law Vlolalor NEUON DAMAGE poilspes CASE PLEADING FINISHED TODAY *rcts v s Judge John R Mc\'d s gave Cecil | suspended,” ck a novel way to settle the | &peedlng charge against hlm “This is my first offense and I haven't very much money,” Shock told the judge. “Then I'll let you set your own fine,” said Judge McNelis. “A dollar and .costs and costs Shock ruled. The judge agreed Judge Is to o Insfruct Jury | 5 Tomorrow in Damage | Suit vs. City 5 . — TEWH they IR AVE about ¢ «ay= REC. WS PAT. OFF FULLY AUTOMATIC RAY HEAT is the highest peak of oil burner efficiency it assures ECONOMY and COMFORT. RICE & AHLERS CO. PHONE 34 ENCE—MAY 18-19-20 Arguments in the damage suit of | Mrs. J. E. Nelson versus the City of Juneau were completed at noon | today, after which recess was tak- \ en until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing, when Judge George F. A]ex- ander will instruct the jury. [ Mrs. Nelson is seeking to obtain a judgment for injuries allegedly suffered when she fell on a wooden stairway which the City was re-' pairing. FOR GREATER B"AT'NG PLEAST I'.E.' THE REINELL FISHERMAN— If you're looking for a boat adapted to sports use in Juneau waters, here it is: Economical, staunch, sleek. Up to 6 hours running per gallon of gas from Bendix inboard, air-cooled engines (1 to 5 h.p.) equipped with reverse gear. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE REINELL! ON DISPLAY ABOUT MARCH 20TH Third and Franklin Streets JUNEAU'S ROTARY CON e e 16-18 ft. lengths — 58- 62 in. beams — V-Bot- tom — weight 390 Ibs, — six persons capacity — brass shaft and under- water fittings — cedar decks and planking — stem, keel and knees of fir. I. GOLDSTEIN—JUNEAU — Resident Agent Join the Parade of Thrifty Homemakers Who Daily Shop Here and Save! 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