The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1948, Page 2

’AGE TWO Month End CLEARANGE Regular Price $3.10 $6.25 b5c Ladies’ Slips - All Elastic Pantie Girdles Children's Cotton Panties Baby Pants (Waterproof and Washable) Girls’ Raincoats hi'dren’s House Coats (Cotton and Rayons) Children’s Robes (Corduroy and Wool) Girls' Celeste Dresses Children’s Legging Sets - Children’s Coats Raw Silk Yardage - - - - Collar and Collar-Cuff Sets, Dickies - Holeproof Hosiery - - .- - Pair Ladies’ Scuffs $2.95 to $4.95 Men's Tweed Suits (36-37-38 sizes) Men's Topcoats (Tweed) (36-37-39 Longs) - - Men's Overcoats (42-44s) Men's Ski Pants 15 only-Remington Threesome Razors 2 only-Leather Jackets 3only-Leather Jackets Boys DressHats - - oys' Peanies Poys'Anklets - - - - - . ¢ only-Boys' Wool Mackinaws $10.95 13 only-Boys' Sport Coats - $11.95 10 only-Boys' Sport Suits - $27.50 Poys Thhivls - - . ... i Boys' Topcoats - - - $19.95 Boys' Robes - - - $6.9510 $8.95 Boys'Sweaters - - - - - Boys' All Wool Jackets $6.95 $8.95 $22.50 $19.95 Reduced $1.00 S1.50 10¢ | L1 1C $1.00 $1.00 $2.50 Price $£5.00 83.50 $1.00 Price $1.50 $1.00 o $5%5.00 $25.00 $80.00 $33.00 - $65.00 8$23.00 $5.00 - 51750 $11.5390 - §179% $10.00 - $2495 $15.00 95¢ 10@e 15¢ $¢.00 8$1.95 87.50 30¢ $£5.00 $2.00 $1.00 8$2.87 B M. Rehtends Co QUALITY SINCE /887 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA Ketchikan, Pefershurg Teams Win Plenty of Adiion in Gold | Medal Tournament Opening Day FINAL SCORES MONDAY 1—Wasvick and Torwick (Peters- burg) 40; Metlakatla 34. 2—Ketchikan All-Stars 40; Trad- ing Union (Petersburg) 33, | |"'3_Mikes Night Owls (Douglas) | 37: Imperials (Juneau) 33, 4—-Columbia Lumber (Juneau) Kake 42 5—Wasvick 61 | and Torwick 49; Sit- a ANB 34 6—Ketck All-Stars 46; Mt Metakatla 49; Imperials, 32. The first day of the Juneau Gold Medal Basketball Tourna- | ment for Southeast Alaska saw the Ketchikan All-Stars and Peters- Wasvickl, and Torwick team emerge from a tough open- ing day schedule with two wins |each and showed both outfits ‘\m»m; contenders for the crown. | The Ketchikan five captured | victories from the Petersburg Trad- | |ing Union and Mt. Edgecumbe, \\\ nning 40-33 and 46-27. Wasvick jand Torwick defeated Metlakatla 40-34 and Sitka ANB 49-34. " Juneau's Columbia Lumber quin- ‘m overwhelmed Kake 61 to 42, ~hom|w plenty of scoring power ‘m its only game of the dgy. | Juneau’s Imperials took two de- | feats, losing to Mike's of Douglas 137-33 in overtime and bowing to a hot Metlakatla five 49-32 in the final game of the evening. | | Wwith the heavy seven-game opening schedule out of the way, the fans can expect to see better | burg’s { as asketball for the rest of the tour-| nament, but yesterday's contests were far from dull, and the gym | was packed to capacity most of the day { Play resumes this evening at 7 o'clock with three promising bat- tles in prospect. The preliminary will bet between yesterday's losers, Kake |and the Petersburg Trading Un- |ion. Mike's ht Owls will tackle | Juneau High School in thé second |game as the Crimson Bears make | their first appearance in the tour- | ney. The windup will see Colum- | bia Lumber meet Sheldon Jack- , College as the Sitka team | 1 drew a bye yesterday plays | ils first game. > Hockey Games (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) | Of 50 intersectional games this season in the Pacific Coast {Ice [H\)c.(ey League Southern Dnmon clubs won 28, lost 20 and tied two.| They overshadowed their Northern |rivals for the first time in the three year history of inter-Division play.| ! Oakland established the best re- cord, winning eight and losing |only two games with Northern | clubs. | In Southern Division competi- 'tion, San Francisco and Los Angel- es are shooting the works for the top spot and the $1000 that goes with it. San Francisco is within two| points of the Monarchs. | Seattle is in front by 11 points 'in the Northern Division. Tonight Los Angeles plays at Fres-| no, San Diego at Oakland, New| Westminster at Tacoma and Seattle | at * Vancouver. FIGHT DOPE Fights last night resulted as fol- lows: At Brooklyn—Jose Bascora, 161, Puerto Rico, stopped Billy ‘Cooper, 165, Paterson, N. J., 8. At SALT LAKE CITY—Remo Polidori, 160, Tooele, Utah, knock- ed out Bobby Herger, 160, Los An- geles (1). two of Commercial Janitors Don’t let your valuable floors become ruined through neglect or other causes. Windows streaked or soiled? Call EXPERIENCED MEN Alaska JANITORIAL Service CONKLE and FOLLETTE Phone Red 559 For COMroRT and SERVICE Get the NEW WASHINGTON Habit! vice-Pres. and Managing Director | Merritt, i Vuille, J., f | Russo, | Rose, ALASKAI\S FEEL AT HOME at Mokl 'Box Scores of Gold Medal Tourney Games on Mfllday Game One Metlakatla FG Atkinson, T., f 1 Atkinson, R., Davis, J., ¢ Leask, I, g Brendible, I Atkinson, E., g Totals vs Wasvick-Torwick Pederson, P, f Wanberg, T, f inge, E., c Otness, N., Rosvold, A Swansen, L., g Totals 17 Two FG Game Union Thomas, Lee, E Clemy Leatherberr Totals Ketchikan All Stars FG Ludwigsen, H., f 5 Erickson, L., f Christensen, C., Mills, J, ¢ Boldue, J, g Olsen Game Three Imperials FG 15 3004 MacDonald, C., f Powers, T,, ¢ Nielsen, J., g Pasquan, J., g Totals Mike: Pusich, M., f Stragier, G., f Asp, J, f Bonnett, L., ¢ Franklin, G, g G, g Flint, B, g Totals Game Columbia Lumber Scott, E. f Aase, H., f Rowland, R., c O’Connor, J., g Hogins, L., g Prouty, F., g Totals Williams, W, ¢ Gordon, F., g Bean, P, g Davis, G., g Totals Game Five | Wasvick-Torwick FG Pederson, P., { Wanberg, T Enge, S, ¢ Otness, N, g Reosvold, A, Johnson, B., Swanson, L., Totals Bintorwiaan L) Sitka ANB Johnson, M., Bemmer, H, { Gunderson, G., f Woods, L., f Kasakan, N., ¢ Perkins, A, g Didrickson, J., g Totals Q wwwomood Game Six Mt. Edgecumbe FG Williams, F., { 3 vanaugh, A ) | )| Cummings, Truitt, G., Swenson, C. Austin, J., g 0 Totals 10 VS Ketchikan All Stars FG Ludwigsen, H., Far Erickson Mills, J., Olsen, A, Boldue, J Jeans, P, Totals 19 Game Seven Metlakatla FG Atkinson, R., f 5 Atkinson, T, { Davis, J., ¢ Leask, J., g Imperials MacDonald, C Merritt, D., Vuille, J., Nielsen, J., Borbridge, Powers, T., Nielsen, E. Pasquan, J., Totals wi MEETS WED! The evening circle F TP| 1 g | PETERSON 3 | TWO 6 » 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 o 6 32 SDAY men's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Churcl Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock at the Henry Leege, new study, “Great Bible,” Treat. All members a are urged to attend ) [CRUEPETI ® - NOTICE INVITATION TO The Golden Valley sociation, Inc., aska, acting through t istrator of the Rural tion Administration €} Alaska sea Ala tion Project, Valley, will receive the office of the | tectural banks, Gremmawon comocnmnt until and tk o P Alaska, March 15, 1948 ly opened for imately 1350 untreated and/or Yellow All poles shall branded in A. Standards, and machine or han The physical characte: dimensions, instructions tion and ing to all poles shall b dance with the Amer dard Specifications fol | Red Cedar Poles. It bids are obtained the will be awarded withi after the opening of successful bidder days after notification ceptance of his bid | make - delivery forth in the the Proposal. bid forms, Electric Alaska eering be £ o ufi»ocuo—oog M wsr@oNOBR® ...:j s Bownooomh Association, Ar Co., Box 509, Feb RFawowowrid Eownrroo @ | The Triangle Cleaners Price of Peace.... 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