The Alaska daily empire. [volume], October 02, 1914, Page 6, Image 6

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?j RELIABLE GASH GROCERY I;
? ? Special Prices for Saturday Only ?;
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J | Egg Plant 10c each J J
J | Sweet Potatoes 8 lbs 25c [ \
| | Celery 10c bunch j
J J Cauliflower 15 and 20c ] !
:? VEGETABLES T" ,5e 2"" t ;
,, Squash Hubbard 3c lb ,,
I ^============^=^^= Pumpkin 3c lb . ,
Alaska Cabbage 4c lb .!
i Fresh Tomatoes 10c lb . ?
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| J Fancy Grapes 50c basket ) j
| | Fancy Bananas 35c doz [ j
| J Fancy Pears 25c doz \ \
[ | Fancy Apples $1.90 box j J
?; FANCY FRUIT r7App'" r i!
,, Peaches 20c doz
I I Large Oranges ... 40c doz ! !
! Small Oranges 20c doz ! !
! Casabas 25c each . !
:: I have the very best that money can buy ::
? ? at your service at reasonable prices. 1 hese ?:
prices good for Saturday Only, Oct. 3 ??
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? QRPHEUM THEATRE Q
Return of the Famous Juvenile
BOSTONIANS
5 Nights Starting Wednesday, Oct. 7
With a complete new repertoire of the latest musi
cal comedies and comic operas.
Sew Plays?New Faces?New Scenery?New Costumes
Wednesday evening B. C. Whitney's New York
and Chicago success
"THE ISLE OF SPICE"
To be followed by "The Golden Slipper," "Baron
Humbug" "The Loves of Lenore" "My Tango Maid"
Prices: Reserved $1.00, General Admission 50c
SEATS ON SALE AT P. O. STORE MONDAY MORNING
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jj Fairbanks Rooms 11
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? ? rooms with baths, by the daw week or + 4
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PIANO TUNING I
GEORGE ANDERSON. Piano *
Expert, the only Resident Piano X
Expert in Alaska. Yearly Tun- ?
inps. Barrapar's P. 0. Store. T
PHONE 34
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i Douglas Opera House Hotel In onnection ^
: r We serve the BEST BEER ?- HliPKSQ
in Douglas for . . . d. VJlaoo
FREE MOVING PICTURES EVERY NIGHT 1
i ? The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars X
!! FETE ROLANDO, Prop. Douglas, Alaska X
GROCERIES
MEN'S GOODS |
J M. J. O'CONNOR Douglas jj
Wa tches!!
$1.00 to ?150 Each
HOWARD, WALTHAM
ELGIN, HAMILTON
EQUITY and INGERSOL
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An Elgin 16-size, Seven Jewels, Nickel Case at
So.oO
NEW DESIGNS IN ALASKA JEWELRY
PAUL BLOEDHORN, DOUGLAS, ALASKA
Largest Music House in Alaska
Highest Grade Pianos, Piano Player s, Edison Disc Phonographs, Victor
and Columbia Talking Machines, Records of all makes. Sheet Music.
3 8tores
Juneau Music House
J P. L. GRAVES, Mgr.
REXALL DRUG STORE FRONT STREET DRUG STORE
Douglas, Alaska. Douglas, Alaska.
ELMER E. SMITH, Prop. ?
1). NOLL ASSISTANT
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
D. Noll, Democratic divisional com
mitteeman for the Southern end of
tho first division, arrived in Juneau
this morning and took oath of oftlce as
assistant United States district attor
ney with headquarters in Ketchikan.
Speaking of politics, Mr. Noll says
that the naming of Charles H. Cos
grove for tho Houso, and Charles Sul
! zer for the Senate has strengthened
the legislative ticket immcasureably.
iLAST CHANCE TO SEE
"TESS" AT GRAND TONIGHT
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The last oportunity the people of
Juneau will have to see Mrs. Minnie
Maddern Fl^Jce in "Tess," probably
that matchless emotional actress'
greatest piece, will be tonight at the
Grand.
Richard Thome, who has been pre
senting this and other State Rights
productions, will leave for Wrnngell
and Ketchikan tomorrow, where ho
will present his features. Then he
will proceed to Seattle, and return to
Juneau in about three weeks.
Benefit Dance at Douglas.
A big benefit dance Is being arrang
ed for to take place in Eagle's hall,
Douglas, tomorrow (Saturday) night
for the benefit of Mrs. Martha Rando.
A great deal of interest has been
aroused in the afTalr and there prom
ises to be a large attendance. Good
music has been secured and every
thing done to give everyone a good
time.
FRESH FLOWERS ON NORTH
WESTERN.
Chrysanthemums
Carnations
Palms
Rubber Plants
, Ferns
Right prices as usual at Juneau
' Drug Co., 107 Front St., phone 250.
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GREAT VIOLINIST AT JUNEAU
THEATRE.
Mr. Crandall will appear on tho
vaudeville program at the Juneau
theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Shows start 7:30 and 9:15.
Admission 25c and 10c. ???
JACKLING PARTY OFF |
FOR A DUCK HUNT
Col. D. C. Jackling and party accom
panied by B. L. Thane, plan on leav- .
ing Juneau tonight for a duck hunt. ,
The Jackling party plan on catching
the Jefferson at Wrangell south
bound.
AT THE ROYAL FRUIT CO.
Special low price for a few days,
buy white the price ia right:
New Potatoes, 12 lbs 25c
i Sweet Potatoes. 8 lbs ... 25c
Eggs, per doz. 45c
Front St and Ferry Way.
THE "GOODY" SALE OPENS
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
The Altar Society "goody" sale op
ens at two o'clock tomrorow after
noon at Taylor's Ice cream parlors.
There will be home made bread, rolls,
pies, cakes and salads. Come early. ^
JUNEAU DRUG CO.?107 FRONT St. ;
PHONE 250. J
BIGGEST j
BUSIEST
BRIGHTEST
BEST
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JAXON'S RINK TO OPEN.
Jaxon's rink opens the winter sea- *
son in skating, basketball and roller 1
polo, Friday, Oct. 2d. Open every eve- 1
ning and aSturday and Sunday after- 1
noons. "Follow the crowd." a
FOUND?Small, double onder row- *
boat, painted green. Owner can have -
by proving ownership and paying for n
thies notice; inquire Julius A. John- ^
son. Douglas. Alaska. 10-l-3t. ^
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Just received, an up-to-date and
complete stock of Kayser's sik under- tl
wear, hosiery and gloves, at Mrs. tl
Sherman's. ??? S
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The Al-Ki arrived from hte Sout* "
today. "1
The Al-Kl arrived from the South
morning at 8 o'clock. L
Thc Humboldt left Ketchikan at 2
o'clock this morning and is expected
hero at 2 a. m. tomorrow.
The Admiral Evans left Ketchikan ri
at 7 o'clock this morning and is expect- tl
ed here tomorrow morning. T
The Jefferson left Ketchikan at 9:30 oi
this morning and should arrive here ai
tomorrow morning. sc
The Admiral Watson left Seward at
3 o'clock this morning southbound. tu
The Spokane arrived from the South th
this morning. fen
The Princess Sophia sailed south fo
this morning.
The Alameda sailed south last night, of
The Georgia is due from Sitka to- !o
morrow. w<
The Qulnalt is due from Portland
Sunday. sh
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Milinery sale still on at Mrs. Sher- Pe
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[REMOVAL SALE !
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Long Silk Gloves Short Silk Gloves ||
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o champagne. Sold at $1.50, Now 95c. at 75c, Now 40c. o
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j: Ladies Hosiery Underwear ||
o Ladies' hose in black lisle and silk lisle. Sold at Women's and children's underwear in broken sizes.
65c to 75c, Now 40c Priced from '/J to fi the former prices. | J
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;; Men's Suits Boys Suits %
\! A line of men's suits In small sizes only. To close at a TWENTY-FIVE BOYS' SUITS IN THE REMOV- ?
\; big sacrifice, all the famous Hart Schaffner & Marx AL SALE, BROKEN SIZES, FORMERLY 1
line. Sizes 34, 35 and 36 only. Former prices $25.00 SOLI) FROM $4.00 TO $10.00; SALE PRICE, $
o to $35.00, Now $12.50. $2.00. ^
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ii Saturda> || DEPARTMENT STORE Saturday !
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DOUGLAS, Oct. 2. ? The Ladles'
League of the Congregational Church
held a ten cent tea yesterday after
noon at the League rooms in connec
tion with the church.
Fred Perkins, who has been located
In Douglas for the past few months,
left for Haines on the Jefferson today,
Itaving received a telegram that his
young son is in the hospital at that
place and is nof expected to live.
The Caledonian Club will meet at
Eagles' hall Monday night for the pur
iwse of organizing for the winter sea
>on. It is expected that a number of
lances will be given by the Caledon
ans this winter.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Alaska
Catholic club decided last night at
heir meeting, to give a dance at the
)ouglas Skating Rink on Thanksgiving
Sve. Nov. 25th. The very best music
?vailablo will bo secured.
The Al-Ki will leave for the South j
omorrow morning at 10 o'clock with j
he following named passengers: Hei-'
ie Paulson, H. G. Gablcman, Mrs. M.
t'ilhelm, Mrs. R. Smith and son, J.
I. Johnson, wife and three children,
Irs. Cornwall, and Mrs. Kellogg.
Through a misunderstanding a no
Ice was put In The Empire yesterday
tint the Eagles would give a dance
aturday night. The dance will be
iven by the Finns for benefit of a
oman whose husband was killed in
fhitehorso about two weeks ago.
Opening on the 12th of October, the
uvenile Bostonians will be seen at
ie Lyric theatre for a season of
tree nights. They will open with the
Isle of Spice."
YRIC THEATRE TO SHOW
BALKAN WAR PICTURES
DOUGLAS, Oct. 2?Tonight the Ly
c theatre will show the first authen
c pictures of the great Balkan war.
hese pictures were taken on several
' the battlefields during the action
id were not very vigorously cen
tred.
These will probably bo the only ac
al pictures of general engagements
at will ever be taken, as in the pros
it war picture machines are not al- !
wed at the front \
The picture is a very pretty story ?
a war correspondent who falls in
vo with a Bulgarian maiden, and is
>ven into a very intricate plot
It is expected that these pictures, j
own all over the world, will be great j
ctors in the fight for universal
ace, as they show war In all its j
iielty and horror. 4
] Tonight will bo the last time tho j
picture will be shown in Douglas.***
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TREADWELL, Oct. 2?The Spokane
arrived at the Trcadwell dock at 9:30
o'clock this morning from the South
and left for Juneau shortly after, re
| turning later in the day to unload
freight.
An interesting band rehearsal was
held last night at the fire hall. Mu
; sic was rehearsed for the water car
i nival which is to take place on next
I Thursday evening.
Warren Farwell, of Seattle, arrived
on the Spokane this morning to join
his father in Treadwcll, who is work
ing at the "300" mill.
Tho Social Dancing Club of Tread
well met last night at the Slavonian
hall and report o very enjoyable evc
' ning spent. Mrs. C. C. Strong, of Ju
neau, has been engaged by the club
for tho.. purposo of instructing the
members in tho now dances. A num
ber of people from Thane have joined
the club.
Work on the new power house is
progressing rapidly and machinery to
bo installed is arriving from the South j
every few days.
JUNEAU DRUG CO.?107 FRONT St
PHONE 250.
BIGGEST
BUSIEST
BRIGHTEST 4
BEST ?!
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Have you seen the line of fancy j
house dreses at Mrs. Sherman's?
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Fire proof clinker chimmney blocks.
Juneau Construction Co., phone 388. j
(10-2-lm.) J
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MRS. ALBERT BERRY ' ?
Art Embroideries, Linens and 1
Supplies, Stamping Designing.
Switches, Pomps, Curls, Ete., !
made to order. H
THE VOGUE, 317 Seward St. ?
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:DR. H: VANCE {:!
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i osteopath;;;
| Rooms 5 and 8 Malony Bldg. ??
? Consultation and Examination
! Free. Phono 282. "
Graduate American School of !!
I Osteopathy, Klrksvlllo, Mo.
? Seven years' active practice.
Office hours, 9 to 12 m. 1 to 6 ..
! p. m., or by appointment
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ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD. |
Juneau Camp, No. 31, meets
every Tuesday night at eight
o'clock at Moose hall.
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DO YOU KNOW OF ONE?
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It has come to our attention that j
there are son^o children in Juneau
and vicinity who arc in need of glass
es but who cannot afford the same.
Any such child bearing the recom
mendation of his teacher, physician or
other responsible person will receive |
our best attention freo of charge or
at a minimum charge, if preferable, i
ALASKA OPTICAL CO.
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Bowling?Billiards
at the BRUNSWICK
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!? Aro you going to repair your * (<
house? See George E. Brown. +'
Contractor & Builder. Douglas ?> ?
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THE HEGGI;
CAPT. P. MADSEN ; | .
Loaves C. W. Young Co.'s !!
float every Monday tor Kake ? ?
and way ports. Carries mail, [ \ ?
passengers and freight. '
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Alaska Furniture 8 Undertaking Z
Co., Inc. Z
Funeral Directors & Fmbalmers t
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PENANT BREAD
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MOCHA CAKES L
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EUREKA BAKERY !f
$02 Front St. Phone 2122 . ?
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Now is The Time!
To prepare for the long winter.
Remember tboae howling Tabu
breezes that flit across the
peaceful waters of Gastineau
Channel.
We h?ve the excluaire atfency
for CHARTER OAK STOVES
unci RANGES on display all the
time.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Douglas Hardware Store
Phone 55 J. S. Minkovc
Douglas Undertaking B
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Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs B
H. V. SULLY |
HUNTER HOTEL
AMUSEMENT PARLORS
Spend your leasure time playing pool
and billiard*. You are always welcome.
Come aee mo.
L. H. KIEST - DOUGLAS
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When you want < ?
! Hardware, Stoves, Furni- 1!
! ture, Carpets, Linoleum, !
! Sashes, Guns, Electric Sup- ! \
plies, Trunks, Suit Cases, !!
China ware, Paints and Oils 11
sco mo ' 1
Julius Jensen;;
Douglas Alaska 1 ?
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C. W. WINSTEDT
ARCHITECT
SUPERINTENDENT
Sketchea Free
Office, Room 7, Garslde Block
Juneau, Alaska.
B. D. STEWART
MINING ENGINEER
U. B. MINERAL SURVEYOR
P. 0. Box 1W Jui eau
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Miss Edith Kempthorne
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PIANISTS?L. R. A. M. London ? ^
Claim Resume Oct. 1
Piano?Harmony ,,
Phono 3805 Miss Ciiahon, 6th & Main ? ?
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