The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1939, Page 2

i e e e o THE WEATHER Forecast for Junsau and v Says the GLASS-MAKER: “Why gamble with an Rain,, with rising temperatures, tonight and ‘all-purpose grind? moderate southerly winds korecast for Southeasc Alaska: Rain, with This Schilling coffee is my special kind!" tonight and Saturday; gentle to mod and Saturday, except becoming derate Lixon, Entrance, Clarence Strait, Ci Sound, and Lynn Canal _ varecast of winds along the coast of e Moderate southerly, winds tonic! I SED Hinchinbrook, winds incre CME_E_&&LL — pussibly strong over Prince William A e ey ey T BT e 3 Says the PERCOLATOR: LOCAL DATA 4 i¢ i § Time Barometer Temo Humidity wina Vel Sure! 'h_'sb" ? ddy Of 3:30 p.m. yest'y 29.99 41 22 NNW specialization, 3:30 am. today .. 30.16 34 39 w Noon today 20.89 34 90 SE And here’s the coffee for ion!” RADIO REPORTS percolation! TODAY = Max. tempt. Lowest 3:30am. Precip. B s v % Station last 24 hours | temp. temp. 24 huurs B 3 - Anchorage 45 i1 41 07 Barrow 25 16 16 ( 2 s Nome 43 10 42 ‘ 1 1 n Bethel 45 | 39 40 Fairbanks 36 | 30 31 Dawson 36 26 30 —THE ANSWER TO Dutch Harbor . 53 I % 47 Kodiak 417 | 6 BETTER COFFEE MAKING 2rdova 18 ; 39 ' T et e Juneau 49 4 [ Coffee makers do work differently! That's i :\.;‘l‘(?hlkan g?) P b why Schilling prepares fwo coffees. One | I;:lx:cle Rupert .. 53 “ attle . 58 8 for Drip or Glass-Maker —another for Portiand @ i i 41 3 Percolator or Boiling. Both give you deli- San Francisco .. 66 | 34 5 ) cious flavor and full strength — the kind WEATHER SYNOPSIS you will take pride in serving — the kind ine dxsl}:ubatnm dmazdw&s ove no: theastward an was ce VE that warms the hearts of coffee lovers. ; B Fh e 5 { Filter Papers in Every Can of Drip Coffec } rmal h g i Peninsula (<111 '\, VISIT THE SCHILLING EXHIBIT SAN FRANCISCO WORLD'S FAIR RALPH MERRILL | HEALTH COUNCH | : TRANSFERRED T0 | E. M. Polley, KODIAK STATION - Popular Standard O Co. 7" Employee and Bride " " and will leave Tuesday for his new position on the steamer Yukon. | Well known in the Capital City,, Mr. Merrill was with the Standard | Oil Company in Ketchikan six months prior to his transfer here. He will be accompanied to the west- ward by his bride, the former Mary Alice Wildes. The newlyweds, whose marriage performed last Saturday even- U. S. Commission M. E. Mon- will take their religious vows row evening at 8:30 o'clock in : Parish House of the Catholic WEYNLUAL KT 1128 tons of sacked ore ATURDAY AND C.TOBER7ANDY SCHITTINGS CorFE . I & [ GRAPFFRUIT Mrs; Clayton Polle wife of the well k {that city. arrived ir Aleutian to spend a f ing with and dar lotor s FIREMEN'S MEETING IS HELD LAST With Fire V. W, .. $1.79 1" L i i i i s hurch of the Natavity. The Rev.|out of towr i W. G. LeVasseur will perform the of the Junea | 2 Ca ervice in the presence of close jast t wa t riends and members of the fam- | Assistant Chief E El 1y. | The meeting il 1 s sisted me: of !! s 1 2 {\m]lo\u‘[l by | oA ALASKA MEETING ' L} GianT NEBoRA HEALTH PROBLEM I : | RESPONSIBILITIES ] - - 1 X [ 8l f Or Carswell Refurns from < / i i Westward-Reporfs 1087 ok | ' 5 i Public Inferest ‘N l An acute public interest in health o roblems, especially in the control of venerial disease, is exhibited by ] sidents throughout the Territory, i tis rey ! by Dr. John Carswell ;o ! it directc Cpmmunicable Disease You get three i { Cont he Territorial Depart- i f old- it ment of Health, who has just re- genr%rut ons'o .o.l i RO VRTSEL Il fashioned distilling | § ) rdova, Valdez, Kodiak, Alls v B e 1 { Sewar Lol skill in every bottle! i g PRCE S g banks. Dr. Carswell flew here | Wednesday’s PAA plane. ' ANCY UTAH-LARGE ALRS Many health council members in the communities visited are to ac- tively participate in health educa- iion, Dr. Carswell was assured. He he found health conditions in ral satisfactory. Every com- nunity was found to be taking ac- steps to control communicable iseases, th:giigh the local health officers. Active assistance from var- sus lay groups, especially the health | councils, was noted by Dr. Carswell. | Warren Eveland, Director of Pub- lic Health Laboratories. accompan- jed Dr. Carswell on his trip, but \BBAGE FINF LARCE HFADS CORNED BEEF s BRCH S OODCANDY , F2I CHOICE 3000500, F i GUS CANDY BARS 10 GUM . .ss courmen 16 PHONE |-~ 17¢_20¢_23¢ ‘ S 4_:, .4,9;‘5’;5““$2.!.1.2 4..15¢ &L) proceeded on to Nome. He .5 due A to return to Juneau tomorrow by W Blinded Wiis PAA plane. o W R 1 D l SKAGWAY PIONEER = ALEUTIAN ARRIVAL LREE | Will Clayson, pioneer Skagway | merchant, arrived in Juneau on the | Aleutian from the Lynn Canal city to spend a few days visiting here. ; = PHONE He is & guest at the Gastineau Hotel. i sl ..-muium“l“lmm"1 Try an Empire ad. R 1 e T s T0 MEET TOMIGHT 1 S it | i I Leave Tuesday | MaYg onE GaEs the past two years, has received a| BfEs : s } transfer to the station in Kodiak, S v hi ipment constituted about MRS. POLLEY VISITING HE NIGHT nthly Blended Whiskey 86.8 Proof. 75% Grain Neb- ol Spirits. Copyright 1939, The Wilken Fumily, Iac., Aladdin, Schenley P. O., Pennsylvania THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1939. U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU ' Juneau in a Davis flew to from Fairbank: southbound on the steamer Aleu- | ton 1 after spending the summer with | n. usband at Moose Pass. | wheel plane. They ht Newlyweds Sail | Mrs. Swartz will visit her parents | tineau Hotel | South, Honeymoon ="k Weinscon. tor spprons | & mately a month, returning to Ju- HE el T neau to join her husband who ex-| William TR, pects tc n from the Westward | Highway E about t me and then they will | / cecupy their new home on Twelfth inspec | ward and Interior. last CAA e at the Gas- > > - - - - ’ "- : POSTPONED UNTIL < oo y lent of a loca v and Mrs. MONDAY EVEN|NG ;f}e on the Aleutian. LA >> egula g of the Ju- MRS. PENTZ RETURNS d for ght, City Public ‘v\‘ 1 xf b | rner announced today ed on the Aleutian aft ix 1, > > of tour duties in the Westward an : > s Interior. 'TONY K Stock QU ATATIONS | HRIST, SAILS. 50 ' r, 10! GILCHRIST SAILS SOUTH y P AQMES HOME __._’ Frank Gilchrist, S ettt of 1 : ‘ FROM SCHOOL TRIP _ NEW YORK, Oct, 6. — Closing R s tees Drizzle | T uctatioty, on AaiEh funan: | in the States, expecting to be south 0 i iy 8 y ock today is 6%, Amel averal west Power and Light % PR S Bethlehem Steel| qvy an Empire ad . | Vo ithern - 4 ) Nome . ral | e b .‘A: P L “:ym‘“‘“ml-!{,”';.’»;-‘x: Are You Til":(‘;:dl':' Ordinary ‘; ‘ nd Seward thern Pacific 11 ; Clear Ler g i s Steel 5% Drop in at the Newly ! P i e Renovated { Clouds { won Mrs. Swarlz Goes averaces | BRUNSWICK CAFE | b 1 . a industrials 150,61 WIHERE YOU'LL FIND 3 Th[ougn, Aleuhan ils 2415, utilities 25,19, Clhilféis. dnd Aitwilols | | ) 5 7 S e ST Dishes at Their Best! ; : 1 Frank Swartz CAA MEN HERE Special Breakfasts, Lunches, ( ! T Bt Civil Aeronautics Authority en- g Dinners { ng s Marshall Hoppin and Ben- '} _______ i 9 'Y AT CALIFORNIA TODAY !'!! WE DON'T TRY TO PREDIC’I“ PRICES, BUT WE'LL KEEP OUR PROMISES TO BRING FALL SAVINGS ON SUMMER PRICES TO WOMEN WITH ENOUGH TO BUY IN 1 QUANTITY AS WE HAVE IN THE PAST. HURRY GOOD TILL OCTOBER 12! GET YOUR CHANCE ON THE FREE THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH EACH DOLLAR PURCHASE! ' Bach | 6 18¢ 95¢ 18¢ 85¢ 18 85¢c 18 | %5 Bc %c SLTS 18¢ 8¢ LTS i LTS $L.15 $L.75 $1.75 877 BEETS Sliced and Julienne SW Peas and Carrofs- 2's & Corn, Golden Baniam 8% Grapefruit, 2's - 57 PEACHES,2%s ... 2c | $L65 $3.5 {GGS NEW YORK EXTRAS 2 dozen 89(} B UTTE R High Score Creamery Butter 3 pounds $l.08 SUGAR e 100 i o $7.25 ABOVE PRICES ARE BUT A SAMPLE OF THE SAVINGS YOU CAN MAKE BY BUYING NOW. OTHER SW ITEMS AT PROPORTIONATELY LOW PRICES. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THOSE FINE FRESH VEGETABLES AND JUST RIGHT FOR THAT DINNER! CALIFORNIA MEAT DEPT. LEG OF LAMB - - 1b. 33c | CORNED BEEF - - Ih. 28c POT ROAST - - - Ib. 25c | LAMB or GROUND BEEF - Ib. 25 | PORK ROAST - - Ib. 28c Compleie assortment of Pouliry — Broilers, Fryers, Roaslers, Boiling and Local Fresh Killed Hens and 1939 TURKEYS! CALUFORNIA GROCERY TELEPHONE 478 PROMPT DELIVERY HOME-GROWN A . 4 v ‘v » L