The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1939, Page 8

SWEDISH MEAT BALLS SATURDAY KT THE BARANUF \ Thie CR'UISE\OJ the POLL: P M’\ROT STATION KINY. The pie that husbands CAN'T FORGB! pre—p— ) @ One thing is certain—ghe pie that makes a hit has flaky, tender crust. The kind you make when your flour is FISHER'S BLEND. Selected wheats and an exclusive Fisher milling formula make Blend an every-purpose flour —as good for pies and cakes as for breads. Buy a sack today = five -onvenient sizes. And remember, it’s the blend that makes . . - " SEWERS PROJECT TIEUP FINISHED BY MAYOR LUCAS mers Job-Paving Work | Is Still Held Up | Mayor Harry I. Lucas ordered the | Sommers Construction Company to | resume work on the picket-crippled | sewers project today, and after a conference of Mayor Lucas and Som- | mers with disputing CIO carpenters, the picket line was lifted and work | resumed this afternoon. | Correspondingly, approximately 40 %:30 P.M. | men went back to work after opera- Daile except Sundays & Wednesdays | tions had been suspended since| g ) Wednesday afternoon when CIO| | carpenters placed picket lines on the | sewers and paving projects in pro- test of what they said was “dis- crimination.” Differences were ironed out be- tween Sommers and the CIO group, but nothing definite has been done | with respect to the L. J. Dowell pav- ing project. Dowell is expected to arrive here Sunday on the Baranof John O'Connor, Commissioner of Conciliation for the Department of Labor, who mediated in labor trouble here last fall, and whose services Mayor Lucas wired for at Ketchikan, has gone south from the First City, it was learned. -oe— — VIKING CARD PARTY Follows the regular meeting, Satur- day, May 13. Pinochle, bridge and whist—prizes and refreshments. This is the last meeting before the sum- mer vacation. adv. Steaks .... ARE JUICIER at the ROYAL CAFE they're cut from finest steers. ! N { { { ) R S TR D THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, MAY 12 1939 'ROTARY ANNS T0 HAVE BUSY TIME AT CONFERENCE _‘P|(keilmesllf1edonSom Program Is Announced- Open Periods for Home Entertaining The program of women’s events | for the Rotary conference here next | week was announced today by Mrs. E. J. Bake, 'Rotary Ann President. | Open periods for home entertain- | ing, about which many have inquir- 'ed, are provided early Thursday evening, Friday afternoon and Bat- | urday evening before the Governor’s ! All local and visiting Rotary wo-! men are urged to attend the morn- | ing sessions, Mrs. Blake said, door ROYAL CAFE T0 CELEBRATEFIRST 0 YEAR'S SERVICE This Weemd fo Mark?’ Anniversary of Popu- lar Local Restaurant This week-end will mark the com- | pletion of one year in business for | the Royal Cafe, it was unnounced | this morning by Stanley Sunde,| popular manager of the restaurant. The Royal, started in the com-| pletely renovated former location of | Bailey's Cafe, near Triange Place on | Bouth Franklin Street, under the | direction of a group of experienced restaurant men and has, during its| one year of -existence won a loyal patronage that places it among the most prosperous of Juneau estab- prizes being offered to encourage at- l lishments. tendance. The complete conference pmgram‘ for women is as follows: Thursday, May 18 8 a.m.—Meeting the Aleutian. 2:30-5 p.m~—Informal tea at the Gowmo.rs Mansion. Mr, Bunde expressed the gratitude of his colleagues and himself for the support given the Royal and ‘declamd that serving the people of | Juneau has been a pleasure that he hopes to see continued for many m 9 p.n.—“Days of '98” at the Elks’ “ ol ym,ri_ BRI Hall. Anns will dress in costume. Friday, May 19 1:15 p.n—8pecial luncheon for dignitaries’ wives. 2-3:30 p.m.—Bridge. The after- noon is left open for informal home- gatherings. 3:30 p.m.—Barbecue at the Glacier. Saturday, May 20 2:30 p.m.—Matinee tea at the Scot- tish Rite Temple. 9 pm.—Governor's Ball at the Baranof Hotel, - 3 it MRS. GANTY HERE, ENROUTE SKAGWAY, Mrs. Prosper 8. Ganty, wife of al leading Bitka merchant, arrived in Juneau aboard the North Sea and! is a guest at the Baranof. Mrs.! Ganty and her two children, Wal- lace and Mary Jane, will leave Sun- day on the Denali for Skagway to visit for several weeks with Mr. Ganty's parents. All Rotarians and Rolary\ |ALICE CLARK PURCHASES | PETER PAN BEAUTY SHOP Announcement was made today [that Alice Clark, former owner of {the Modern Beauty Shop which was v |located in the Goldstein Building, ‘has purchased the Peter Pan Beau- ity Shop in the Triangle Building, {formerly operated by | Lindsay. Miss Clark 'is well known in this’ |eity for her expert work and ap- Margaret pointments may be made on Mon day when the Peter Pan will cpzn under the new propnetresa B CHAMBERLINS IN Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Chamberlin are guests at the Baranof Hotel after returning from a roundtrip to Sitka on the North Sea. He is a veteran traveling merchandise broker. 90 PROOF. HIRAM WALKER & zons INC, P e, rdm, KERR LEAVE KETCHIKAN FOR HOME Assistant U. S. Attorney George has left Ketchikan, where t Court term recently con- , to return to Juneau on the S th Day Adventist mission boat Messenger, according to word re- ceived today by U. S. Attorney Wil- liam A. Holzheimer Folta will atlend to Department of Justice business at Wrangell and Petersburg enroute and is expected home in Juneau tomorrow. Lawrence Kerr, Clerk in the of- fice, is aboard the Baranof, due to- mOrrow. " SENIORS SNEAK TO BEAR CREEK Thirty-one members of the gradu- ating class of the Juneau High School “snook” away in the “‘wee small hours” this morning on Ralph Reischl's boat, the Treva-C, bound |for Bear Creek. Six parents of members of the |class chaperoned for the occasion, |as well as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Har- and Independently CALIFORNIA GROCERY WALDORF BATHROOM TISSUE, 4 for DOUBLE YOUR ENJOYMENT... IT'S AN ALL-AMERICAN CUSTOM «. 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I¢s Our Birthday MACARONI, 3lbs.. 25c SWIFT'S JEWEL S t. for one full year now we have been privi- leged to serve Juneau — that you people of Juneau appreciate our efforts 1o serve them with the finest foods in the finest possible man- ner, you have demon- strated by your splen- did patronage. We hope to be able to serve you in the same way for many more years. the ROYAL C AFE every effort to please. e GIVE MOTHER A REAL TREAT in your home? THE FIRST POPULAR SHEET MUSIC PRINTED in ALASKA? . FULL DANCE INSTRUCTION IN BACK OF COPY On Sale at: ALASKA MUSIC SUPPLY GRAPEFRUIT, 3 cans 33¢ Fresh! New! E| CRISPGREEN VEGETABLES TO PUT THE TANG ON YOUR TABLE RHUBARB, BUNCH CARROTS, FRESH GREEN ' PEAS, GREEN CELERY, TOMATOES, RADISHES GREEN ONIONS, ASPARAGUS, LETTUCE CUCUMBERS, SPINACH SALAD 0IL, quart jug 53¢ talw her to dmner ratd the ROYAL Beef Tongues, Ib. e e e PO CENTER CUTS Pork Chops, 1b. SHOULDER ALL DRUG STORES Pork Roast, 1b. STANLEY SUNDE—Manager HAYES SHOP IRENE STEWART'S } LEIIDING LIBRARY ‘ J. B. BURFORD i & C0. Pork Steak 1b. Ground Beef, Ib. - ..-25¢ ROLLED g SWIFT'S PREMIUM Rump Roast, Ib. -----35c | Weiners, Ib. FRYERS, ROASTERS, BOILING HENS-RABBITS l TR 1