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Choice Silk Remnants

We can't wait until the Pre-Inven-
tory Sale is over to tell you of these
smart new arrivals Soft, lustrous
felts in fully so different styles. =.
with many clever touches of straw
and the new braids that simulate
baku, eelloPhane and other high
priced straws. Any color you want!
GOldenberE's-Second Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
Friday Bargains in Mems Wear

(12) $19.95 BROCADED SILK
1 = EA RosrH LoUNG- $685.
(14 $19.95 UNGING
ROBES of brocad- C10 or
ed rayOn. Silk lined d 1870
~ SIS LOUNGING ROBES,
finely made of
brOcaded rayOn. Go or
Silk lined. 900. @4Z.0O
(27) $12.5O UNGIN
ROBES of attrac-
e ta,ely Drooaded ray $6.65
(54) SO UNDERWEAR, q
wool shirts and
% asawer'. . win''ead $1.69
(47 PAJAMAS PANTS g.
COATS from $1.50 to ~
81 suits. Each. - 4C
(l5) $2.95 & $3.95 MUFFLERS
OF silk. AttractIveIy CT 40
patterned squares. :. y Liz
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NOTIONS

Ice SANITARY DISH
CLOTHS, very spe- Or
ciaI, 3 for .......... ZOC
29c d 39c CRIB SHEETS,
sltg hit irregulars. IL
Each ............ AON
soc IRONING BOARD
COVERS, of good
quality fruit-Of-the- 35c
BABIES Ice g. CSC PAN
TIES, well made; ~
good quality ........ AVC
6-YARD ROLL BLOOMER
ELASTIC silk, for o.
only ................ EOC
DRAGON BASTING COT
TON, black and white. O.
A sp0Ols for ........... 90
ASST. SANITARY GOODS
aprons, belts, etc. To-
Special, Friday $3.50. 4ON
Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

BOYS sass TO SA.sS Nov
ELTY SUITS, manufacturers
samples and surplus lots.
Some washable
i 10 n .h sii ;s:, 3 to $1.59
$1.25 TO $1.S5 BELL
SHIRTS, perfects and irregu-
lars. Collar attached and
neck dH styles. IL 05c
BOYS So TO $40 SHEEP
SKIN COATS, with large
oSs 1Ss. collar $6.55
BOYS S7.S5 LEATHER
ETTE COATS,
wool wool Ii lined. Sizes &C.. Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

Ivory o. beige.
Many trimmed with
colorful rayon
RULES and inserts.
Tie backs.
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Real



SOC KIDDY BAGS, OF
karetOl leather fabric in va
rious color combina- ~
81 LEATHER KEY CASES,
have hooks for six or more
keys; place for identi-
fication card. Grained co
So HANDBAGS. Of leather
and suede; slightly SCARED
play. Neat cOIors. $l.5S
soc TO 81 BROOCHES, of
fancy antique gold finish
metal. Stone set. 90.
SPccAAA ............. wv
Main Floor.
TOILET GOODS
81 q $1.50 PERFUMIZERS.
De Viibiss make. Spe- CO.
cAAl WV
3 cakes PALMOLIVE SOAP
and one bottle Palm go
olive Shampoo for. DOC
SOC POmpeian FACE POW
DER g. csc POmpeian 40
LIPSTICK. both for. TIC
81 COMPACT, Richard
Hudnut single style; 60
discontinued make. JUG
CHERAMY Crystal
BATH SALT POWDER, April
Showers and Cappi Of
OuOFS S
Main FI00P
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

Dainty serim.
Rayon stitch d
edges. Double.ruf-
fled valance. Tie
backs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

(274) 81 TIES from our
regular stock. Large En~
Shapes wv
(9) $6.95 BLANKET ROBES.
Large sizes, all good 90 or
patterns ........... 1850
(464) pairs soc FANCY
RAYON HOSE, rayOn 10
mixed. Neat designs. AOC
(16O) $1.5O to 81 SHIRTS,
neckband style. Sizes go
1874 and IA only -. OOC
(4D zee to 81 CAPS, light
and dark shades. All 40
1921 soc e. 75c BOW TIES
with elastic and self "a
bands ................ AC
81 $3.95 FELT HATS.
slightly sOiled - from 10
% $S.95 SMOKING JACK
ETS of brOcaded ca nE
rayon. Silk trimmed I4.SO
in FLAIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

(20) SIO.95 CHINCHILLA
O'COATS, for little boys.
S S. arss.i..h....'.o.4. $5.97
BOYS 7Sc TO 81 PA
JAMAS, In outing
flannel and cotton. 60
4 to 16 ............. OSC
$1.29 PAJANTAS, one and
two two piece piece styles Of out ST
$3.50 PAJAMAS, Of outing
flannel. One or Ct 90
two piece style. :. W 4sA0
BOYS $2.25 TO S2.o5
KNOCKERS, in suiting mix
lures and cordu- O. or
roys. Sizes 8 to Is W AsOO
GnIdanhaV
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Bargains In Girls & Infants Dept.
(2s) INFANTS sec

(23) INFANTS sec
SACQUES Of warm 0E
6annelette. Special. EOC
(6lI TOTS 81 DRESSES
Of washable novelty co
prints. Special. $50. OOC
(2I) TOTS 81 DRESSES
Of cotton Jersey, in 90.
sizes 2 and 3........ GOC
(10) CHILDREN'S UNDER
WAISTS, made of
white muslin. Sizes IN
10 and ID. .......... xOC
~ $3.9S BERETS in pastel
shades. OF warm Ct 90
Angora wool. 49,. " lao
(2) INFANTS 1898 BON
NETS Of white An Ct no
CORA. Very pretty AsOO
(34) soc BRUSHES
for cleaning baby's %
bottle. Special. -. OOC
~ S3.9S URSERY
CHAIR, finished
in ivory enamel. &1 90
Sold "as Isl. W lao
G.H5.-L.-
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SPORTING GOODS

NUkIlNG GOODS
SIS AUTO ROBES, very at
tractiyeIy patterned, with long
fringed ends; all @0 or
wool; 6Ox70 inches %Os0O
SIS AUTO ROBES Of all
wool. One side
plaid design, other GO or
plain ......... $O.S0
IS BOWLING SHOES, pro-
fes siOnAI style.
Laced La. to toe. spe- S2.40
claI ..............
81 AND S1.2S SWEAT
SHIRTS, heavy fleece lined.
White, gray and col CO.
OGUu s'....
S12.75 AUTO ROBES Of
full size. Excellent CT IN
for general use. :. W sOV
Sporting Goods-MAin Floor.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

todas las noches, y donde yo lie
veo algunas wees.
listed no 10 conoce tai vez
bastante..
Robin Sc encogi6 de hombros.
Me ha bastado hablar una
vez con el-dijo,-para saber
de 10 que es capaz.
Use lie conoce alg1n medic
de existencia?
Nj por asomo; ell ito Ramo-
neau no es nj siquiera trapero.
Vive como puede, de 10 que en-
cuentra o de 10 que coge. Pero
TODD este son palabras in1tiles,
pues va lie he dicho a listed que
ell ito Ramoneau 81 trabaja es
por dinero.
Ell vizconde Sc hallaba per-
plejo. No Sc convierte un nom
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

nj a Cooper para aceptar IN
match con ell vencedor.
FARRELL venci6 a Manuel Quln
tero en- Miami y ahora pide una
garantfa mfnima de $1,000 pa
"a venir a Tampa.
Cooper venci6 al Saguero,
con una decision "injusta", y
tambien quiere mil pesos por
la revancha con ell cubano.
Dados los precios que Sc CO.
bran en- Benjamin Field y ell po-
co entusiasmo del publico, ell
promoter les ha ofrecido 500 y
hasta $50 pesos; pero NADIA mas.
IA quien Sc buscara para
"combatir" con ell vencedor del
match" Saguero-Jones.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

Al solo pensar que podfa ser
precipitado de hecho de las
grandezas sonadas en- la mise
ria donde Sc agitan tantos des-
graciados, sinti6 que su sangre
Sc paralizaba en- las venas, y
luego, cast EN- seguida, como uu
ataque de locura.
Entonces, para apartar ell es-
pectro negro, sacudi6 la cabeza
con violencia. Su perplejidad
habia desaparecido.
-Yo podrfa procurarme IA
cilmente Glen frances, y hasta
doscientos-dijo a Robin.
Los ojos del obrero brillaron
como dos carbunclos.
En- csc caso-dijo,-el 10
Ramoneau sera nuestro hon.
bre- Asi que haya recibido alge
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

pero fuerte todavia como un to-
70. No conozco su historic, que
el oculta con gran cuidado, mas
por ell trabajo que Sc toma para
evitar ell encuentro con los agen
ties de policia, Sc adivina facil.
mente que tiene cuentas pen
dientes con la justicia. Lleno de
prudencia, espera la noche pa
ra salir, cuando todos los gatos
son pardos.
i Entonces, listed cree?
-GCreo? Estoy SECURE que
por diez luises, quizas por cinco,
ell ito Ramoneau Sc encargaria
de guitar TODD genera de preocu
paciones a Pedro.
-iAh! Use llama Ramoneau?
Ell ito Ramoneau. Ash lie la
man en- la taberna a donde va
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

Juana Rodriguez contra ia
cinto Rodriguez; Vera Castor
contra Frank CASTOR; Asher
Culp contra Beulah D. Culp;
Gladys Luisa Sipes contra Char
les Harmon Sfpes; Rose A.
futile contra William A. Mon
tague futile; Lila NJ. Lloyd
contra Cooper Corporation; Ma
rina Bustamante contra EN-
pire Fire Insurance Co., de
New York.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

a cuenta de la suma que conven-
gamos, tomara la pista y antes
de ocho dias... No necesito decir
mas.
Ell vizconde dirigi6 la mirada
con recelo hacia la puerta.
Este listed tranquilo-ana-
di6 Robin.-hay mucha genie
abajo y ell camarero no tiene
tempo para quedarse escuchan-
do en- las puertas. lConvendra
que yea yo al ito Ramoneau Y
que lie olga al dido dos palabri-
tas sobre ell negocio?
ST.
lie podremos yer en- Sc.
.guida.
75Cuando?
-Manana 81 listed quiere.
-Bueno, manana. blonde
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

bre en- malvado de la noche a
manana, asi, t~ranquilamente.
Su agitaci6n interior era muy
grande; los sentimientos mas
opueStos Sc entregaban a una
lucha encarnizada. Mas saba
dominarse hasta tai punto que
la mirada escrutadora de RobiE
fila en- su impossible rostro, no
pudo descubrir NADIA de 10 que
pasaba en- el,
Por ultimo, acab6 por repre-
sentarse Ell verdadero vizconde
de Lucerolle reclamandole sus
derechos Y apoderandose de su
titulo, de que el estaba tan en-
vanecido, y de aquella gran for
tuna de Lucerolle, que siempre
habia considerable como desti-
NADIA a 81.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
BOXEO
SCHMELING Y SHARKEY
FUERON
C~ONTRATADOS

New York, Abril 3.-Herr
Max Schmeling Y Jack Shar-
key fueron contratados como 50
contrataria a un par de gladia-
dores sin importancia.
No que ellos esten hacienda
favores a alguien; ellos van a
recibir ell 25% de una entrada
potential de $1,000, 900, cuand9
la batalla Sc efectuara bajo 81
Fondo de Leche, ell dia IL de
JUNO.
Mas importante que TODD, que
ell vencedSr sera proclamadC
campe6n mundial de peso com
pleto, Y que conquistara un titu-
10 que pucde producer una for.
tuna.
Schmeling esta SECURE de lut
de todos los hombres del nun.
do, Sharkey es su "comida''
Sharkey firmemente cree que
el no pudiera batir a ningdn O.
tro hombre sobre la terra, pc,
dria batir a Schmeling.
Ell aleman Sc avino a rebajar
su tanto por ciento del 27! al
$780,.
Esta diferencia puede costar
lie hasta $25, 900.
Ambos hombres habian con.
venido los terminus antes del
"asunto" de Miami e incidental.
mente Phil o. Scott habia con.
venido que en- case que ganara
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

Los jugadores del Tampa han
tornado parte en- nuevos desa-
fios de exhibition, algunos con-
ira clubs de las grandes ligas.
y han bateado en- la forma ST.
guiente, 10 prueba su "calibre"
Kitchens, 1000 de promedio
Youngblood, 1000; Durham,
800; Sancet, PIT; Cueto, 263
Anderson, 250; Lee, 250; Bra.
ly, PAL; Singleton, 226; Guerra.
200; Scott. 1856; Beck, 1870; A
dams, Ill.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

groso, "por haber mejorado M
cho en- POGO tempo.
Nosotros esperamos que "su-
ba" y derribe del trono al ven
cedor del match" Schmeling
Sharkey.
/, FL franco-canadense zach
Gagnon ha desplazado de la pri
mera division a fluffy" Crit.
fifth.
iCuando "ascendera" ell Gu.
bano Elpidio Pizarro?
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

combatirfa con Schmeiing.
Practicamente todos los boXe1
dores de peso complete de a.
guna habilidad tuvieron oca-
sion para abrirse canine hacia
ell final con la retirada de Tun-
ney.
Otto Won Porat, Pauline W.
cudun, fluffy Griffiths, Johnny
Risko, Jack Delaney, Tommy
.Loughran, Knute Hansen, Ar
mando Emmanuel y Young Stri
bling y veinte mas pasaron ell
'revista ante los ''gusanos" del
ring, junto con Sharkey,
Scott y Schmeling hasta que Sc
VIC claramente gu Sharkey era
ell mejor de los americanos y
Schmeling ell escogido de los eX-
tranjeros.
Cierto que listed puede encon
trar puntos debiles en- la ~"ejecu-
toria" de ambos; pero jamas ha
vivido un peso complete sin pun
los dudosos a 10 largo de la Ii
nea
Dempsey y Tunney los tuvie-
ron y asi Willard.
Schmeling fue "puesto a DOR
mir" por Larry Gaines y Gypsy
Daniels y Sharkey no demostrJ
NADIA en- Miami.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

Tenn, en- presencia del pres.
dente de los senadores, Clark
Griffith.
Sc entendieron Ell "Ganso" y
eel "Viejo Zorro, despues de
una corta conversation. Como
es natural suponer, Ell Zorro
convenci6 al "Ganso' y este ha
prometido dar al club sus mejo-
res esfuerZos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
UASIEICADOS

Sc ALQUILA ell local situado
en- 81 No. 2202 Nebraska Ave
Precio razonable. Tambien 10
performances de acuerdo con la
clase de regocio que Sc deses
establecer. Para mas informes
lame a Pacheco y Valdes 14259
Ia. Ave. Telefono Y 1901.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

nos veremos?
En- ell bulevar exterior, es-
quina a la Gale de los Anan-
diers. Ell primero que lIegue es
perara al otro.
IA que bora?
"A las nueve.
-Entendidos.
Xxx
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
M

Floyd R. Meeks, "a, y Virgil
MIA S. Bozeman, 81; Ralph E
merson Sloan, 81, y Lillian Alice
Clarke, 10; Durant |. Croft, %,
y Dorotea Meyer, %; Ralph B.
Peterson, 81, y Dorothy Nico-
demus, "a.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
CONTRA CHIC

va Sc ha decidido que Kid
Chocolate, la maravilla de peso
de puma, Sc bata en- ell mes de
Julio contra Bat Battallino, ell
campe6n mundial.
Pincho Gutierrez y Pete Re-
lily, managers de los dos pugi-
listas, llegaron a un arreglo, con
Jess Mcmahon de promoter.
La batalla Sc verificara en-
Ebbets Field, Brooklin.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
Ell ITO RAMONEAU

, Una bora mas tarde, es decir.
a ESQ de las diez y media, Ro-
bin entra5a en- una espantosa
tasca negra e infecta de la ca
lie sucia, tortuosa y NAL paw
mentada, que de la parte baja
De Menilmontant, sube hasta
las alturas de Beleville.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

MAURICE'S--Accesorio de &c
gunda mano para toda clase De
automobiles. Compramos carr,s
inservibles. Mientras espera .e
ponemos cristales a su auto
Precios, los mas bajos de Tam
pa. Nebraska y Henderson Ave
Telefono 1890.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
NOTAS De BOXEO

En- honor de Kid Chocolate y
Black Bill Sc efectu6 un banque-
tie en- New York, en- ell restau-
rant Ell Ariete.
Concurrieron como invitados
de honor Elpidio Pizarro, Ma
teo La Osa, Chocolate Reglano,
Quintanita, Castanos y Fernan-
do Eguillior.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
BASE BALI.

Ell "Ganso' Goslin firm6 aver
un contrato en- Chattanooga,
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA
De TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS"
Por
Henry German
Henry German

men Sc hallaba sobrecogido de
espanto.
-Existen en- Paris indivi-
duos que no tienen inconyenien
te en- encargarse de esas faenas,
mediante algunos luises-res
pondi6 Robin.
i onoce listed alguno?
Sc donde Sc podria encon-
trar a uno. Una especie de bes,
tia feroz capaz de matar a un
hombre, por quitarle una none
da de dos frances. Els va viejo,
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

GANGA EN- LA AVENIDA 80
Tenemos dos buenas casas en- la
avenida 80 (Louise), manzanA
de los 140O, que las vendemos
baratas. Una en- $1,150 y la otra
en- $1,000 a pagarlas c6moda-
mente a plaZos m~ensuales, con
500 en- mano. La contribution
es muy baja.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

CASA Y STORE-En ell 1913
de la avenida Buffalo, tenem0s
una muy bonita casa, aunque
pequena con un store en- ell fren.
tie. Una gran ganga en- $1,000
con plazos mensuales muy CO.
MOODS. Lame a Keuneke o Eff.
fird, al telefono 1868.
Henderson Warren Simms, Inc.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

iPRESTAMOS! a V. 25, 50.
100 200, 800 pesos por un ano.
a pagarnos mensual con muy pc
co interes. Venga a vernos hoy,
TODD muy reservado. Edificio /:
las Logias midas, 2007 Gale Is
de A a 6 p. m. Gonzalez. Rep.
La gaceta., 1930-04-03
COOPER Y FARRELL ST.
GUEN ATLAS
GARANTIAS

Teniendo preparados We 4
Relampago Sagtiero y Tommy
Jones para la batalla del vier-
mes, ell promoter Jones no ho
podido convencer nj a FARRELL
La gaceta., 1930-04-03

Cuando los 'tomeguines' can
ten en- la Habana, alguien Sc
acordara de ellos.
Son unos "tomeguines' con
unos punos peligrosos.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12
HOW DRY | AM

William "Bill' BarrOws, writ ing from Seattle says; "A long, long stretch of dry and exceed ingly warm weather. Outside of an occasional blaze for cook ing a bite of mornings, the house has been freless since middle of June. Lots of dust and smoke in air. Gee, I'd like to rampage around Rocky Pass from now until latter part of October There is no more beautiful wild country in the world today than that winding thread of salt wa ter between Rake and Strait Is land in the late summer and early fall Could I make heaven for myself, I'd build on the plan of Rocky Pass with all it's ad- iacent country. It's just i'm mense."
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12
Inquires have been received

Inquires have been received concerning the following persons supposed to be in Alaska:
 John R. Gray or Frank Man neman-Both about 68 years of age, weight about 140 lbs. Sup posed to have gone to Fairbanks or Nenana about twenty-two years ago.
 Charles Folsier (Karl Foltin)- Born in Austria in 1869. Suppos- ed to have come to Alaska in 1915 or 1916.
 William Malkhasian-W Who was in Alaska sixteen years.
 Ludwig or Louis Froehlinger- Supposed to have come to Alas ka about 192O-at one time lived in Ketchikan. Anyone having any informa- tion about the above persons, please communicate with the Governors Office, Juneau, Alas la,
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

Rev. and Mrs. Pederson passed through Petersburg on the Ad- miral Rogers on their way to Wrangell where they will hence forth have charge of the Presby- terian work. Rev. Dr. Diven left Friday for his new charge in Florida.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12
NOTICE

It is hereby ordered by the Board of Health that children with humps must be excluded from school and other public places and isolated until the swelling of the glands has dis appeared or at least twenty-one days after the onset of the dis ease. Other children in the same home where patient is so isolat- ed may attend school provided they are kept from coming in contact with the patient. Any one found disregarding this or der will be quarantined. By order of the Board of Health.
 HOME LAUNDRY: Prices reas-
 enable, careful work. Mrs. Ann Dunkelberger.
 FOUND: Purse containing some change. Call at Alaskan office. | FOUND: A purse containing currency. Owner may redeem it by proving property and pay
 ing for this ad. Call at Alaskan cffice.
 FOR SALE: GAsBOAT 37x1O-
 Sterling engine 15 h.p. Boat and engine in good condition priced $500 for cash.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

morning became the mother of
 a spanking new son. Both are doing very nicely. pr. Benson in attendance.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

MT Stephanus, superinten- dent of the Tyee Cannery, is a visitor in Petersburg, today.
 MT. and Mrs. Lyons, living a. long the Scow Bay Road, report the birth of a son, last week.
 SaleSmen Chet Johnson and Ben Delzelle are calling on the local trade this week.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

Local Briefs
 Mrs. o. Molver returned on the Northland Friday morning.
 Henry Lutro, fox rancher of Pybus Bay, was registered at the hotel Tuesday.
 Frank Wyant, logger and beaver farmer, graced our streets a few days this week.
 P. F. Harley, retired salmon canner, has been Petersburg ylcitor the past few days.
 Wm. L. Paul made short business trip to Juneau. He re- turned to-day on the Queen. Forest Fryer and family, who lhave been visiting for some time ]; in the states, returned home 1 this morning on the Northland. The airplanes have been do- ing rushing business at Peters jburg lately. Hunters, trapperS land prospectors have been get- ting a squint at the lay of the
 land.
 l.. T. Swanson has been giving lcome very convincing demon
 ctrations of the superiority o1
 the General Electric Radio al I 1the telephone exchange this
 week.
 Petersburg High School bas- ket ball stock went up severa points last Saturday Wher Frankie Gordon, William Jack son and Robert Paul returned by airplane from Sitka where they had originally intended to en' ter the Sheldon Jackson School Gordon promptly enrolled a Petersburg Hi and Jackson vii probably enroll later, Gordo1 and Jackson were members o the basket ball team last year : The ninth annual fair of tn ! Southeast Alaska Fair ASsocia tion held at Juneau on the 3ro ]: 4th and 5th of September is de ,: clared to have been the mos
 successful fair yet held. A usual, many of the prizes flo , fruits, vegetables and flower were captured by exhibitor from Skagway and the uppe ; Lynn Canal. Band concerts, na tive tribal dances, a baby show kiddies' frolic, etc. brought tn attendance record to a very sat 3 isfactory figure. We have no 3 yet received the final report o } the live stock and poultry shows The public reception given b 3 the P. T. A. at the Sons of Nor way hall for the new member of the school faculty was wel attended. A most enjoyable pro , gram consisting of songs b. Mesdames Enge, Johnson an' Johanson, numbers by tn school orchestra and two excel lent readings by Mrs. Edwart Locken was followed by shor talks by Dr. Rude and Prof Bowman, presentation of tea ch"rs, and last but not least, { { delightful luncheon.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

Presbyterian Church Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
 Worker. worship at 1O:3O c. E. Meeting at 3 p. m. Missionary Mrs. William Tamare
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. w. J.
 MaakeStad. PassOr School meets at 10 am. Worship at II.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

Andrew Johnson and Fred erick Nelson took passage to Anchorage on the s. s. Alaska. They will represent Petersburg Post No. IA as delegates to the of the American Legion.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12
THE SALVATION ARMY

HE SALVAITUN ARMY
 Sunday Meetings Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 am. Sunday School :. v. 2::30 pm. Salvation Meeting N. 7:3O pm.
 Week Night Meetings Tuesday <. .. ;. .. 7:3O pm. Thursday (Young People) 6:3O Friday :. :. <. j. .. 7:30 pm. Capt, Loewen, Lieut.. Briefly. :.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

Mrs. E. N. Dinner and Mrs. o. o. Parks will be hostesses to the Women's Community League at the Lutheran church Tuesday evening.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

Mrs. Lizzie Perrin on Tuesday
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

James Brennan has returned from Seattle where he went for medical attention.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

(Slim) Pointer returned home last Saturday from a five weeks visit in the states. He visited several fur farms in Washington but says he saw nothing to cam pare with the stock of the Yukon Fur Farms here.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

L. T. Swanson has been giving some very convincing demon ctrations of the superiority of the General Electric Radio at the telephone exchange this week.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

HOME LAUNDRY: Prices reas- enable, careful work. Mrs. Ann Dunkelberger.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12

FOUND: Purse containing some change. Call at Alaskan office.
The Alaskan., 1930-09-12
FOR SALE: GASBOAT 37x1O-

Sterling engine 15 h.p. Boat and engine in good condition priced $500 for cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-06
BY SALLY MONROE.

CINNAMON, cloves, ginger, nutmeg
and allspice are spices that are
used with sweet dishes. All I'VE are used
singly or in combination in making
spice cakes. Mace and mustard are not
used with sweet dishes, though little
sugar is usually added in mixing mus
tard to use on meats. AS every one
knows, even a little mustard would be
inappropriate in a spice cake, though 1t
would be hard to say why allspice may
be used in this connection and mustard
may not.
While nutmeg is sometimes used in
sweet dishes, it is often used in meat
and vegetable dishes also. 1t may, in
fact, be used in moderation almost any
where that mace may be used. A very,
very little nutmeg may be added to vege-
table soup and to stuffiings, especially
those to be used in fish. Nutmeg and
mace are used together very Sparingly
in making certain dishes of stewed fish.
have before me recipe for potato
souffle that calls for few grains of
nutmeg, and it is also used sometimes
in made-over dishes of lamb. It is some
times added-very sparingly-to mixed
dishes containing lobster.
Mace is used in small quantities in
some white sauces to be served on
meats or vegetables. A celery sauce to
be used with chicken contains a few
grains of mace, and it Is also sometimes
included in dishes of oxtail, liver and
other so-called gland cuts of meat, such