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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grunden and
family were visitors at the William |
Jansen home last Sunday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-06-01

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-06-01
tolls from sun to sun, but woman's
work is NEVER done

THERE'S truth than poetry in this old saying Many
and many country kitchen still has odfashioned wood
coal range coalol No wonder womans work
DONE Cooking Is her biggest job and she spends
nternable hours fussng with the ere changing wicks
and filing oil tanks.
But not AZ women chained to these oldfashioned
kitchen stoves. Today there many country who
Evening star., 1933-08-17
LOW-PR|CED OPERA
ASSURED CAPITAL
Admission of rs to SO Cents
Set for Full Series Here
by Maurice Frank.

Washington win have full season
Of opera at prices ranging Eom as
cents to 80 cents, beginning Sundas,
October /, under the direction Of Maui
rice Frank, American opera impress
sario, it was announced today.
The director of the International
Opera Co.. who is arranging this new
deal" in opera for Washington, was the
first to broadcast an opera performance
over the radio. He also introduced
productions OF opera IN base ball PARKS
and stadiums at popular prices.
REGARDLESS of the admission price,
the presentations in washington will
be of the highest standard, with new
opera presented each week during the
season, it Is announced. A selected
chorus and ballet will be brought here
and the principals, most Of them
American singers, will be recruited
from the defunct Chicago Civic Opera
Co. and also from those who have been
released from the Metropolitan Opera
Co. Only the IS cent and 80 cent
seats will be reserved, the balance
being available at Is cents.
A season Of opera performances
given recently In New York at these
prices proved highly successful.
What Director Frank calls his New
Deal Opera" already Is assured Of the
support of local opera patrons and is
intended to appeal especially to Gov
eminent employees and others who
would be attracted by the popular
prices. The repertoire will include the
most popular masterpieces and a large
orchestra will be engaged, it is an
nounced
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Mira, Iowa, Booms
With Stamp Sales;
! New Deal Needed
Collections Make Heavy
Business in Little
Post Office.

ey the Associated Press.
MIRA, Iowa, August 17.-lndustry
Doomed In the rarpshackle post ofhce OF
Mira today with first official sales here
bf the Mira stamp, emblem Of the ma
Eonal industrial recovery program.
In homage to its name, Nira'was first
hitter Washington to sell the new j.
bent stamp. And the population OF 20,
5ive families, was ready Tor the occa-
kion.
crowds Of stamp collectors poured in,
eager to buy q Mira stamp, and attach
It to q letter to be Cancelled IN the local
post Office. j..
In the past week collectors mailed
thousands of packets, each containing
from one to IS envelopes to be stamped
Ind mailed out today.
For 40 years outgoing mail has been
tanceled by hand by Postmaster z. J.
.Yoder and hts daughter. Today nearly
dozen clerks were on hand, aided BY
: To the 20 Inhabitants the stamp boom
was the first major business activity
since q coal mining furry In 1892. A
depot, the post Office, housed In Yoder's
general store, and few houses COM
prise the village.
1--WE needed q new deal down here,
tll 20 Of U.s." one old resident remarked.
Today the new deal, brief a. It may
be, arrived because Mira was the only
town Of that name in the United States.
The town Is said by some old timers
20 have been named after Mira Momtt,
1irst white child born In that region.
The town had cheese factory IN the
Dos, but depression put It out Of busi-
ness. Since them, Mira has been on
the decline as have many villages IN
sthe last decade as shown by the last
scenstlS,
Evening star., 1933-08-17
TAX PROGRAM FIGHT
MAPPED BY LAFFOON
Kentucky Governor Going Direct
to Voters in Battle for Gross
Receipts Levy.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FRANKFORT, KY, August 17-Fac-
ing formidable opposition to his pro-
gram to raise unemployment relief
funds with graduated gross receipts
tax, Gov. Ruby Laffoon plans to take
his case directly to the people.
The chief executive, who in mill
tant message to the extraordinary ses-
6on of the Legislature declared he will
sjnsist" on the enactment of his pro-
gram, is preparing two messages to
Kentuckians in support Of his plan to
Ajack UP" the 1880 gross sales tax law
with base rate Of per cent on gross
receipts of merchants. besides max
imum surtax of ! per cent
The administration also is trying to
have Harry L. Hopkins, Federal relief
administrator, come by airplane from
Washington to urge the General Assem-
bly, to raise $3,O00,000 to supplement
Federal funds Of SO, ,000, 900 for the COM
ing year.
The same leadership that defeated
Gov Laffoon's retail sales tax pro-
posal at the 1882 regular session Is pre-
pairing for a finish fight on the gross
receipts bill.
A group Of legislators Is considering
3 substitute program, based principally
on luxury taxes on such articles as soft
drinks, manufactured tobacco. amuse-
snents and cosmetics.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Mothers! Just see these values i
Children'S
Apparel

Tots sos Goats, / size 2, size
4, 2 size S, 2 size> 6; navy and
tan; recently 3.95. Friday q OK
7-Tots' SOS Goats, 2 size 4, 4 size
S, size s; tweeds and
fannels; recently 2.95; 4 OK
Friday only .............
36-Tots' $1-1.95 Summer Hats, odd
lot in broken sizes 90
yrs. Recently, 79c. Friday S0C
9CGirls' 1.69 Beach Stacks with
hats to match; 8-16 yrs. S0C
Recently, 81. Friday only. ~
IS-Giris' 1.95 Pique Suits, skirt and
jacket; white, maize; 1915 q
yrs. Recently, 1.39. Friday only -.
47-Girls' Sc Rayon Slips, pink,
white; strap or built-up 20C
tops; 8-l6 yrs. Friday only. ~
50-Boys' Sailor Suits, white tops,
dark blue long trousers; washable;
sizes 8, and 5. Were 8 DC
for 81. Friday only. .... q"
Palais RoyaLThird Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
COTTON CUT FAILURE,
: SAYS GOV. TALMADGf
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OGLETHORPE, Ga, August IT.
Gov. Talmadge said yesterday the
Federal cotton reduction plan had failed
to help the farmer and there could be
no general prosperity until farm prices
Are increased. He spoke at q meeting
of Macon County citizens.
Gov Talmadge said the N. r. A. pro-
gram had struck a stumbling block"
and unless something is done to raise
the price of cotton, corn, hogs and pea
nuts "a national calamity is confront
ing U.s."
He said he had neither supported nor
opposed the plan to plow up q part OF
the cotton crop, but I'VE can all see
how dismally It has failed. I felt it
was against nature to do such q thing
and we are paying for It now"
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Housewares
Priced for
Quick Action!

80 Cast Aluminium Griddles-grease-
lesS-fegularly $1-extra heavy
weight-flne for hotcakes 7RN
or frying-Friday only. ~
II Detecto bath Scales = regularly
Internationally famous quality
250-lb. capacity-assorted, attractive
bathroom colors - Friday Il 00
only ................
4o-3.qt. Ice Cream Freesers--regu-
larry 1.6O-a compact unit with
heavy galvaniSed tub, cast-iron gear
frsms and block TIN freez- 4 a
Ing bucket-Ffiday only, 0|
Pslais Royal Fifth Flock
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Upholstery Dept
Clearance!

$50 Prs. Sash Curtains-regularly
2oc-dne for bathrooms and 10N
kitcheus-Friday only. 80
100 Prs. Ruined Curtains-originally
79c-blue marquisette, In criss- s-cross
and valance ruined styles 40N
Friday only .......a..... ~
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Summer Rugs
Odds and Ends Specially Priced
for Friday Only

z-9x1z F. Momzomt Rugs-regulary 1s.95-eolorful n
woven patterns-Friday only
6-sx1z Fl Rugs-gay stencied patterns-reguary
69s-Frday only ............................
z-sxlO Fl Wool Fibre Rugs-reversible and colorul- q
regularly l2o5-Friday only. -
+-Sx1o Fl. Rugs-reguary $5coorful, stenciled
patterns-Frday only =
z-SxIO Fl Mourzork Rugs-reguarly R95-coorfu q
woven patterns-Friday only
6-sx1o Fl. Fibre Rugs-regularly 69s-Heavy quality
E6xs Fl Heavy Quality Fibre Rugs-egularly $50 q
gay stenciled patterns-Friday only.
LSxs Fl Grass Rugs-regulary 27s-better early q
for thembeauful stencled patterns-Friday only.
s-x7Jz Fl Fibre Rugs-heavy, ong-wearing quality q
regularly 450-Friday only.
z<hx7H Fl. Crex De Luxe Rugs-regularly 5o5-un- q
usually heavy quality, they'll wear long-Frday only
3s6x7z In Grass Rugs-just the thing for those bare
looking corners-reguarly 125-Frday only
1S-sexSe In Fibre Rugs-regulary ideal scatter size
attraetyA colorfM paterns-Friday only.
Palais RoyaI-Fomfh Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Fine Furniture
At Drastic
Clearance Prices!

25-2.4s Porch Rockers, with slat
back; double woven seat, green nm
Bh; unusually comfort 1.S0
able. Friday only. y....... .~~
1-SI39 Ape. Genuine Walnut We
neer Bedroom Suite; dresser, full
size bed, vanity and chest &1n0
of drawers. Friday only. re
20 Porch and Sewing Rockers; regu-
larly 1.39; no arms, natural orange
and green or plain green; 20C
slat back. Friday only. ~
1-s45 Duncan Phyfe Sofa; solid
mahogany frame, spring seat; up
holstered in small-fig- .2A.7S
ured fabric. Friday only TIN
f7.s5 Full Size Walnut
Beds; left overs from suites. Z OK
Friday only ............ ~>S
H5.95 Occasional Style Chairs;
mahogany finish frame;
velour and tapestry cover q OK
ings. Friday only........ ~
Hs.95 Boudoir Chairs with walnut
finish; cretonne- covered seat and
back; unusually comfort q %
able. Friday only. ....... 49,
H3.95 ManteI Mirrors; 3-panel
style; gilt finish frame. 4 20
Friday only .............
1o-s.79 Foldaway Cots, with coil
spring; easy to open and close;
green enamel finish; 80 . or
in. wide. Friday only. ...\ c'~)
20 Folding Lawn Settees; natural
finish; regularly 88c; 31a feet long;
slat seat and back. Friday S0r
only ................
1-lO.s5 5-Pc. Porch Set; table and
4 chairs, in straw and green-rat-
tan, double woven seats;
finely constructed through 4 or
out. Friday only. ....... WI
7-l3.95 Gliders, with coil-spring
base: hoating-style- arms; loose
cushions, reversible back q or
cushions. Friday only. ~'~1
Boy On Our conuenient
Budget Plan
Palais Royal-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Save on a Dandy
Negv Racket!
8-4.95 tsLee''
Tennis
RaCketS
Friday Only
3.95

The list price Of these famous
Harry c. Lee" rackets is SO
we have only 8 left, hence the low
price! Flash" a well known
model.
25c English 1898 Tennis Balls
white only: guaranteed new, lively
balls. Friday only, q Cor DC
n price. AV4 ~
1880 Waterproof Racket Covers,
tan and gray plaids with
pocket for ball. Friday 9RA
Oniy ................. ~S
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
OolileSticS and
Linens Clearance

1eo-54x54-in. Linen Crash Table
Cloths; regularly soc: cream colored
with wide striped borders
in blue and gold. Friday A9H
25o-16x36-in. Linen Scarfs; basket
weave scarfs, colored with wide
combination -colored stripes. 10N
Friday only .............. ~
1oo-54x7z-in. Quilted Table Pads;
heavy quality; bleached muslin COW
ering; real protection for 4 "a
table tops Friday only. AsAI
IS Tailored Bed Spreads; regularly
$1.39; fne quality, printed percales
tailored In the latest styles; q -
assorted colors ........... 4s4]
Palais Royal-Seeond Floor
II Foor Type Fish Globes 3 Stands
regularly 1.W-Frtday CO.,
onAy s....s..s.s..sssss
81 Maple d Walnut Serving Trays-
originally 75c, then marked 90N
down to 50c-Friday only. ~
Sec Radio LAmps-globes are miss
ing. otherwise would be $1-10r
Friday only. ~
Palais RoyaHFifth Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Leather: Goods

Sa.95 White Leather Handbag
envelopes and pouches. 1.0S
Friday only .............
IS-$l White Leather Belts, va
rious styles; sizes 34-40. FIJI S0C
day only. II price ........
22-I.98 Manicure Sets, black and
assorted colors In leather cases with
fine Instruments. Friday 81
30-l.9S Overnight Cases, Of Stur-
dy black fabricoid: l8, 81, and "a
ms. Buy one for that extra 4 40
piece Of luggage. Friday only
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Look! Flersntian Embossed
Window Shades
';;S;, ID, 79c

Ofl-finished, cleanable shades with
q neat embossed design! Sx6-ft.
size. Ecru, green, pongee.
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Toilet Tissue
Specials!

19c Finespun Tissue
1000 sheets to the roll! Fri 90N
day only, 8 for ............
M. p. C. Tissue
$50 sheets to the roll. Friday A7N
only, doz. ................
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17

30 Mems Solid Color Broadcloth and
Novelty Weave Shirts-tan, gray,
blue. green-1314, IA, 14h,
ISL, Is. 161z, II. Friday o0r
only .................. W.
35 Mems Pajamas-well tailored
solid colors - slipover and
coat styles-A, B, G. Friday 00N
$50 Mems Soc Suspenders-all-elas-
tic, fancy patterns-regular
and extra sizes. Friday 99N
only ................
Mems ShopS-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Be saviy for this bargain!
200 Wolnen's Rayon
Panties and Stepins
'ss;, S:;, 4 for 81

Originally wsrs much more!
Cool mesh and plain weave rayons:
smartly tailored in white. pink and
peach. Small and medium sizes
only.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
SilverWare

Odd Lots, Greatly keaucsd!
24-7sc Sterling Silver Sugar R0r
Shells, Friday only........ ~
$500 Pewter Stands Tor small
flower pot. Friday only " 2SN
price ..................
$3.50 Pewter Cocktail or 90N
Sherbet Cups. Friday only.
..
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17
IS Maids sc Col.
lar and Cuff Sets
rs;:s, S:;;. 39C

Crisp organdy sets trimmed With
rick-rack braid or bias folds. Also
a few caps In the lot. Come early
for these!
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17

81 size Diny Face Powder, assorted
S h a des; close out. Friday 20C
only ...............
lO0-25c Handles" Facial Tissues,
$50 to q package. Friday 1kc
only .................
Evening star., 1933-08-17

THE SUITS: Tailored and dressmaker suits,
in one or few of-a-kind models; navy, black,
gray, or tan Short jacket and swagger coats.
Some beautifully fur trimmed Misses, womens,
juniors sizes at 81 and $40.
Evening star., 1933-08-17
Chino At
Less Than
~ Price

Decorated Covered Dishes - Matt
American porcelain. Regu- 0AC
larly 81. Friday only ......
Platinum Encrusted Limoges China
Plates-an opportunity for z2C
you. Friday only. ..........
Palais Royal-Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17

THE COATS: Medium-weight crepey woolens
and novelty weaves-that are smart now and
will be useful all year long. Dark and light
shades; many fur trimmed Sports and dressy
types. Misses and womens sizes at 81 and $40.
Th> Dolo;e n.
Evening star., 1933-08-17

Neatly hemmed napkins, in attractive pat
terms. Napkins that are fine for everyday
use, at price that is truly EXCEPTIONAL
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-17

IA OFF! All Mems
JantZell, Web
Foot q 3. Y. u.
Swim Suits
II Mems Famous Make Swim Suits
regularly 1.95 Friday 4 AZ
only ...............
20 Mems Famous Make Swim Suits
Regularly 2.50- Friday 4 81
only ..................
Is Mems Famous Make Swim Suits
regularly 2.96 - Friday q -
only ..................
IL Mems Famous Make Swim Suits
regularly 3.s5- Friday q ~
only
6 Mems Famous Make Swim Suits
regularly S5-Frtday q ~
only
S Mems Famous Make Swim Suits
Regularly $7-Fridsy k1S
only ..................
Mems Furnishings Shop-Main Floor
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Infants and Children's indies

FIanneIette Gowns Gerrudes KmOnOs-1 to years 23C
Nazareth Panties of cOmbed cOttOn-2 to 18t
Infants Crepe Gowns and KimOnOs ............ 39C
Infants NainsOOk Gowns, neck bound in color. S9C
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Knit Goods for Babies and Tots

Pink, Blue White Knitted Berets .29c
SlipOVer Sweaters of POmpadOur Wool. .55c
$1OO Hand-crOcheted SacQues.
81 90 Knitted Capes. with touches embroidered 88c
White, pink blue Knitted Strawberries .18c
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Baby Bedding, Pads, Diapers, Etc.

Pink Blue Lawn Pillow Cases. .............. .29c
andembrOidered White Linen Pillow Slips. .59c
Sheets-Wite and cOlOred borders .............25 Csc
Pillow CaSeS-White and COlOred borders. lie
12x16 KapOk Pillows, pink blue. ............19 .19c
Down PiOws-sateen ers.....................8 .85c
Seat Cushion Nursery Chair Csc
White SheetS-siZe 42X72 inch. .38c
White Pillow Cases to match 18c
Pink or Blue Check Wrapping Blanket, 3Ox4O. .15c
3Ox4O Nursery Blankets .39c
Novelty Bankets-appqued center. Acc
81 49 Silk Carriage Cover and Pillow Slip. CSC
Hemmed Brd-eye Flanneette Diapers dozen. soc
25C Kenerts and Vanta DapadS. Ice
The Washington times., 1933-05-01
Many Other Specials In the Sale

Infants soc Embroidered Dresses .........S8c
Infants 79c Hand Embroidered Philippine Dresses 55c
39c Handmade Gerrudes.
SOC Hand Embroidered Gertrudes es...............3
79c Embroidered Organdy Poke BOnnets. soc
79c COmmOdes with Travelling .............
Quilted Pads .17X18, 1Oc-27X4O. 44c-S6x52, 79c
soc DOubefaced Rubber Sheeting .......... .yd, 38c
Pink or Blue Hot Water Bottles es...............3
HandPanted Baby Book, pink or blue .............89c
Hand Painted Thermometer pink blue. ..........4 45c
SOC Johnson & johnson Gift Box. Observation-Disclosures S9c
Wash Cloths pink blue scaIIOped edge......... SC
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
DALEY. BIBLE
 ]. SCHOOL WILL, < < ]. gIEr'R||Ql(g(1lRiAA '||l(g |
Closing Session Held To { morrow Morning. .
 Public Invited ,,.,. N
M n fT- Tr-Ify tr

! The parents, brothers, sisters and friends of the pupils of the Daily
 Vacation Bible School, under tho auspices of the Juneau Ministerial Association. are invited to the clos. ing session of the school tomorrow morning (Friday) at 10so'c 'clock. ys..
 At this hour the members of sthe
 different departments will be as- sembled in the auditorium of the Presbyterian church and review of the work done by each class will be given. The hand work of the little folks win be on exhibit. The New Testament story of the two mem going up to the Temple for prayer, will be dramatized, Mrs. J. 0. Stapleton, Director. of the Pres by tseria n Choir, will have charge of the musical part of the s Y s& l-
 Perhaps some of the parents in Juneau have been in doubt as to just what Vacation Bible school may be. Here is an opportunity to learn the fundamentals at the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
MRS. WILLARD PASSES

Mrs. Bessie Willard, wife, ofrTOm Willard, employed by the Alaska Juneau, died at the family home in the Indian village last night, Mrs, Willard was born and raised on Douglas Island. She, is survived by three children, 3, and 8 years of age, husband, mother, Mrs. Anna Rasmussen,k a sister, Peggy Lubeck;s and stepfathersl
 Funeral services will probably be held Saturday ,ys~s ae
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
BETHEL VACATION
 SCHOOL TO CLOSE;
 PROGRAM PLANNED

The Bethel Vacation Bible School will hold it's closing program on Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the Bethel Mission on Main street. The Bible School has completed two weeks study and good work has been done by those attending, and has been enjoyed by all
 There was an enrolment of 50 with an average attendance of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

Langfeldt, nee Miss Madeline Riedi, group of women dropped, in, on her at her home last evening for a surprise party. Bridge was played, four tables being engaged. The prizes went. to Mrs A. R.. Edwards for high score and Mrs. Felix Gray for low. Mrs. Langfeldt was pre- scented with a useful set of table glassware, by her friends. A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS

From this daie automobiles leav- ing the wharf after the arrival of the APO and 6:30 pm. ferry trips must wait until those walking have had time to reach the Front Street intersection before proceeding up the approaches. Also each person driving car in Douglas must have a drivers license or penalty will be applied. Ordinance regulating the speed of cars within the City Limits will be strictly enforced. s4
 By order of the City Council of Douglas. ka m FELIX GRAY,
 -adv, City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
DOUGLAS { NEVIS
FINNISH SOCIETY. TO HOLD D.
 FIRST MEETING IN, JUNEAU

The new Finnish Educational Club which is being organized on the Channel, meets in Juneau next Sunday evening at the Alma Ol- son Boarding House. Its was men toned in error that the meeting would be held in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
TO LEAVE ON NoRTHLAND

Mrs. Glen KIrkham and daugh- ter Vera, and Mrs Mabel Cries. bach are booked to sail for Seattle on, the Northland due to leave Monday morning. Mrs Kirkham is going for medical treatment at the Virginia Mason Clinic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

about 45. The awards will be giv-
 en at the closing program. Those
 doing the best work in each class, will receive good leather bound Bible, besides other awards. Every one is invited, and especially the parents and friends of the chill dren. A picnic will be held Satur- day at Thane, if the weather per mits. m
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
MRS. ARNOLD CURTIS AND
 riDAVGHTER WILL SPEND i. e THE SUMMER IN JUNEAU

sf f.', " '. gsasS
 \ Mrs. Arnold Curtis and her Alice are here from Sitka to spend the summer They have taken sazsuite lAt ths Knight Apart ments. s'Mrsa Curtis is-the mother of Henry Sully of the Juneau Bak- cry. st sI a3 e 1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
MRS. HoLMER. ENTERTAINs

MrA Charles E.i Hoimer was hes tess at charmingly appointed luncheon Wednesday afternoon in honor ef MrsarE M. Miller and daughter Miss Bessie Miller, who has. been teaching for the past three years in Sitka. .. s...
 Corers were laid for fourteen The afternoon was pleasantly spent in sewing and conversation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

Sitka, original capital of Alaska, now has a population less than. HOO but it is the seventh largest city in the territory which has an area of 590.000 square miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

Sharks teeth and mollusk shells of the miocene age were found near Elizabethtown by geologfsSs of the University of North Caro- lima <.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
sHARKEY RATED AT EVEN MONEY

YORK, 29.-Fight with Champion Sarkey into the his title rated better than
 
 behind the betting gradually Hooking his rated perfect condition ee ,fe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

Catholic, Jewish, Episcopalian, Presbyterian, Methodist and Disciples of Christ clergymen formed study group in Texarkana in the spring of 1883. ..>-,v--s ss9
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

The baromerc pressure moderately low throughout Alaska except from Cordoya southward lowest southern Bering
 Interior Southeast unusually heavy at Cloudy weather Temperatures Western Alaska and portions
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

More than 1000 Japanese parti- cipated in a popularity, contest to decide the. design of. new nickel coin. .-* 9s .si .s4,.se4 r as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29
FINAh NOTlCE
 TO sPAKz SCHOOL TAX

School tax is now due and pay- able and notice is hereby given that July91 isi final day for pay ment of this tax. After this date penalty will. be added and proper sSeps takenrto enforce collection. :. V A ssssrnsH., R. SHEPARD, ,sss
 School Tax Collector. Offices in B. M Behrends Bank Building. sS,. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

MRS. LANGFELDr HONoRED
 Complimeptary to Ms Henry
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-29

back of the school so that another
 year other children may share the benefits of such school.