The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1939, Page 8

'I'HE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY JUNE 14, 1939. Miss w»mx will 170 Rl(rndl‘d h\ hf‘r e v e e i MANY TRIPS ON lhmpl s best man will be 'Vll \nv W& g MARINE AIRWAYS ey I) avis, cello. Mrs Di\l \H]l .t b, a9 boengrens Bridal Chorua| . The SUSHEIENEERY 0. MRKKS O v of the bride, and Alrways Pilots Alex Holden and John SATURDAY WEDDING FOR MISS MORRIS, MR. SVEND THORPE :: Ceremony Will Take Place at Highway Home of Bride’s Parents 'ding the ceremony, Cadmen’s A “Dawning” will be played by Mr: n Davis at the piano, MI s via Davis, violin, and Miss - following the service she will play Mendelssohn's Wedding March flights to the mine at Tulsequah, one trip to Taku River Lodge, a A wedding reception at the Mor-!flight to Hoonah and return, a trip ris home will follow the ceremony, to Sitka, and a flight to Lake Flor- the many friends ence. n young Juneau| Tt 9 this morning, Holden took A 1 to wish them hap- durir of t couple piness. marriage of Miss Ann Morri; o r of \h and Mrs. and Mrs I Morris of this city, to Mr. Svend Thorpe, scn of Mrs. Kather- 2e Tl The | i A, McDonald, Frank Burns and George Norris to Tulsequah. At 11, will .o ]v_ of Enumclaw, Washing performed by the Rev Smith, Raymond Nelson and L. Me- The state of W\Ol)llllg is to erect M thy sse at 9 o'clock Saturday | a memoridl for’ Owen Wister, the ign to thé mine. at the Gilacier Highway novelis! at Medicine Bow, Wyo: the bride’s parents. ming, scene” of Wister’s “The Vll- in marriage by her father, ginia was.to fly Mary Joyce to Taku Rivér Lodgé, and on his return, pick _q'p a party of five for Take Florence. The five:going to Lake Florence are Dr. C. C. Carter, Les Smith Ray Harrington, Jim O'Neill and L. A. Pressel. Meanwhile, Amundsen flew out to Hoonah this morning and brought in Frank Wright and William Paul Later he left for Sitka, taking Al Pankeivich to Port Althorp. Mrs. Robert Schoettler and daughter to Sitka, Ken Edwards to Sitka, and James V. Davis to Chichagof. e —— - il Bty STOCK QUOTATIONS | [BTOsR e SN ,,. NEW YORK, June 14.—Closing . 4.quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 8, American Can 7 'o4%, American Power and Light 4%, Anaconda 24 .56, .Commonwealth and Southern * 1%, Curtiss Wright, 5%, General . Motors 44%, International Harvest- - Uler 58':, Kennccott 33, New York * "I central 14%, Northern Pacific 8'4, «United States Steel 47%, $4.68 7-16 Scagram’s (vown [ hiskies CROWNS TASTE WETTER BECAUSE THEY'RE MASTER RLENDED DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 137.50, rails 27.73, utilities 23.77. - The value of the average aulo in the United States is $197, says the California State Automobile Association. n WHISKEY. 60% tilied from CROWN BLENDED WHISKEY. 733 % I SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN B erai 3 i 30 Proof, Seatra (rp.hw\ou Fresh Fruitsand Vegetahles ‘SPINACH o CABBAGL rons (B - FIELD TOMATOES --20c¢ BANANAS 3 vuss 23 € CATALOUPES 3-23€ WATERMELONS o0 v Qe FRESH CHERRIES 2.--25¢ FRESH PEAS 3 v e 2 € BUNCH CARROTS 3 -+ 25¢ NEW POTATOES 10 - - 39c¢ FINEST LETTUCE and CELERY HOME-GROWN RADISHES and ONIONS DAILY! MA Y(’N NAISE 51 voovs—aurt s 5 7 C C"RN FLAKES KELLOGG'S 2 S 25c b’GGS NEW YORK EXTRAS J sl vy $1.00 B UTTER RED SHIELD 3 Nt e $ 1.00 MEATS! MEATS! MEATS! GROUND BEEF - 25¢ COLD MEATS oo v 40€ MOCK CHICKEN LEGS -+ 5¢ CALIFORNIA GROCERY Amundsen today showed three! he took Mr. and Mrs. Alexander | At'3 o'clock this afternoon, Holden | %, Bethlehem Steel | Pound | | MILLIONS GET from ALBERT SPALDING'S combination of brilliant concert recitals . and from hestertields ' RIGHT COMBINATION of the world’s best cigarette tobaccos and superb compositions . . “/;: are fortunate to live in a land where the Great Pleasures of life can be enjoyed by nearly all of us...in cigarettes, for example. .. Chesterfield ’s Right Combination of the « world’s best-cigarette tobaccos gives smokers what they want because THEY'RE MILDER ... THEY TASTE BETTER ALBERT SPALDING America’s Most Popular Violinist is enjoying America’s Most Popular Cigarette for Jf7 More Smoking Pleasure, # seen above VETERAN PURSER KILLED IN FALL Harold McDonald Victim of Accident at Stew- Available Now! APARTMENTS FOR RENT ““The Hillcrest” Fireproof Construction Located in Choice Residential District Very Latest in Arrangements and Appointments All Outside Rooms with View 4 Harold M(‘Donald well known -to | many friends he made here while | serving as purser with the Canadian | Pacific steamers, was Killed in a fall | at Stewart, B. C., a few days ng.l according to word received here,to- day. McDonald was with a Vancouver | Board of Trade cruise to Stewart,| |and while taking pictures of the ship and party, fell from the wharf, struck the rocky shoreline and fell into deep water. | A seaman dived in after him, but when pulled out, it was apparent that McDonald had died instantly of a broken neck. ! e 'Mayor, Chief, | Councilman and | Taxpayer Fish r Mayor Harry I. Lucas, Chief.of Police Dan Ralston, Councilthan |Elroy Ninnis, and Percy Reynolds | made an evening flight to an island | jake last night to bring back a fine ! mess of cutthroat trout. Gone only two hours, with pilot |John Amundsen, all fishermen re- ported fine success. BASEBALL TODAY The following. are scores of games ' played this afternoon in the Mujor | Leagues: l{ents for Unfurnished: $52.50 to $68.50 National League | New York 2; Chicago 1. Philadelphia 7; Cincinnati 10. American League | Detroit 9; Boston 8. Cleveland 44; New York 2. Cmcago 0; Wnshmuon 3. {PAI NTEBS' . |SPECIAL MEETING THURSDAY | 8:00 P. M. REFREHMESNTS! LEE WILMS, Recording Secretary. . | B W eNR e Al Furnished: : ' $57.50 to, 75. oo Y a4 e g ) fi e Apply on Premises after 6 P. M. or Phone 439 G.E. KRAUSE, Owner THURSDAY'S TREAT! BOILED HAM HOCKS and LIMA BEANS for Luncheon at the | BARANOF | ¥ 5_ . .7 .-’