“Wedding Bells”
Wedding-bells make heavy inroads
on the old gang. Now it’s Jack, now
it’s Jim v ho has gone down lovers’
lane. And, as Gene Austin says m
the song, they are never quite the
same afterwards. This is one of
Gene’s best releases. Come in and
enjoy listening to it soon!
Wedding Bells (Are Breaking Up
That Old Gang of Mine)
Thai’s What 1 Call Heaven
Gbns Aitstiw
No. 21893, lO-ioch
One Alone (from The Desert Song)
(llammerstein-Romberg)
When You’re Awav
Lfrom The Only Girl) (Blossom-Kerbert)
Richard Crooks
No. 1370, lO-lnch
My Troubles Are Over
Happy Humming Bird
Jim Millkr-Charlib Farrell
No. 21887, 10-ineh
Lady Divine—Waltz (from First
National picture, The Divine Lady)
With Vocal Refrain
Some Sweet Day—Fox Trot
(from First National picture. Children
of the Ritz) With V'ocal Refrain
Nat Shilkrct and the Victor Orchestra
No. 21896, 10-ineh
Outside—Fox Trot
Irving Aaronson and His Commanders
Won't You Tell Me, Hon
(When We’re Gonna Be One)—Fox Trot
With Vocal Chorne
Waking's Pennsylvanians
No. 21888, 10-ineh
Mississippi Here I Am—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Bhythm King—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Coon-Sandbrs Orchestra
No. 21891,104xh
fievo Ortho phonic
w ictor
Records
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Foss writes: “I want to thank you
for the good work you are doing
towards the road from Iliamna
bay to Iliamna village. Keep it
up.”
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PRESENTING GGMEDY
THURSDAY, LIBERTY
A short, two-act play, entitled:
"A Toothbrush Fantasy,” will be
presented at the Liberty theatre
Thursday evening, April 18, be
ginning at 8:00 p. m. Admittance
for small and grade school chil- j
iren will be 5 cents. Adults will \
t>e charged the regular price as
the picture will be shown after j
the play.
The cast of chaacters are as fol- !
iows: :
Jimmy, Grace Johnson; Billy, !
L.ois Beaudreau; Francis, Clara;
Skinner; Witch, Sylvia Sandbeck; ;
Fairy, Irene Renstraum; Edith, i
sister of Billy, June Geyer; Nora, !
sister of Jimmy, Janus Trim; Jane,
sister of Francis, Maud Larsson; j
Harry, Russell Johnson; Tom, Ed? ,
svin Manthy; Sam, Richard Pros- !
ser. !
There will be a saxophone solo
by Maud Larsson, accompanied by
June Geyer and a fairy dance, by
[rene Renstraum.
PRINCETON, N. J., April 15, (/P)
—When Jack Roeser entered
Princeton last fall he hnd a
:ime swimming the 100-vards
luirement of all prospective stn
1ents.
Nevertheless Roeser chose swim
Tilner as his othlet’c acthrifv t-tq
became one of the best performers
3n the Tiger freshmen team and
now Coach Howard Stepp rates
him as one of his best tank pros
oects.
Try Shea'fers Ink.. SCITALIJ5W
RR’S ALASKA SHOP.
INVITATION FOR BIDS
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE, Bureau of Public Roads,
Juneau, Alaska, April 1, 1929. —Sealed B’ds
subject to the conditions contained herein,
will be received until 9 o’clock A. M., May
9, 1929, and then publicly opened, for fur
nishing all labor and material a->d perform
imT all work for reconstructing and improv
ing the Seward Highway. Seward-Radio Sta
tion Section, National Forest Road Project,"
adjacent to Chugaoh National Fores*. Ter
ntorv of Alaska, Third Judicial Division.
Lhe length of the project to be reconstructed
*nd imnroved is approximately 1.24 miles and
-he principal items of work are approxi
mately as follows: Unclassified Excavation
11,000 Cu. Yds ; Unclassified Excavation for
■Structures 80 Cu. Yds.; Clearing and Grub
dng-Lnmp Amount; Overhaul 1,000 Sta. i
fds. ; Fine Grading 1.24 Miles: Gravel, top 1
■ourse 500 Cu. Yds.; 18” Corr. Metal Pipe ,
14 Lin. Ft.; 36” Corr. Metal Pipe 68 Lin. j
j't.: 48” Corr. Metal Pipe 154 Lin. Ft. The
■ontract form and the plans, specifications,
ipecial provisions, and estimate of ouantities
nay be examined and the Standard Question- '
ini res and Financial Statement for Bidders
lecured by the prospective Bidder at the fol- j
owing addresses; U. ,,S. Bureau of Public
iloads, 409 ‘ Goldstein Building, Juneau. Al- i
lilts : U. S.. Bureau of Public Roads, Federal
Huilding, Seward, Alaska; Associated Gen
iral Contractors, Multnomah Hotel, Porttind, *
Jre.; Associated General Contractors, Arcade
building, Spokane, Wash.; Associated General
■'ontractora, Spokane Hotel,-.Spokane, : Wash. !
Proposals will be received fropi capable anil
■esporisible contractors who .must submit with
heir request for Standard Government form
>f Bid. and on forms to he supplied by the
district Engineer, an attested statement of
heir experiences and financial resources, i
standard Government form' of bid will be !
lupplied only to contractors showing suffi- i
■ient experience and financial resources to '
troperly construct the wmrk contemplated. \
iVhere copies of plans are requested, a de
posit of $10.00 will be required to insure i
heir return. If within fifteen (16) days
ifter opening of bids, plans are not returned, j
he deposit will be forfeited to the Govern
nent. Guarantee will be required with each
ml as follows: Five (5) percent of the j
unount of the bid. Performance bond will |
>e required as follows; In amount of 100 ;
jercent of total contract price. Performance ;
vill begin within (10) calendar days after
late of receipt of notice to proceed and 'will :
>e completed within ninety (90) calendar ;
lays from that date. Liquidated damages i
or delay will be the amount stated in the
Special Provisions” for each calendar day
if delay until the work is completed or ac- ’
epted. Partial payments will be made as j
he work progresses on work, and material j
lelivered, if such work and material meets j
he approval of the contracting officer. Arti- j
le on patents will be made a part of the i
ontract. Bids must be submitted upon the |
Standard Government Form of Bid and the I
uccessful bidder will be required to execute |
he Standard Government Form of Contract j
or Construction. The right is reserved, as 1
he interest of the Government may require,
o reject any and all bids, to waive any in- j
ormality in bids received, and to accept or j
eject any items of any bid, unless such bid !
5 qualified by specific limitation. Envelopes
ontaining bids must be sealed, marked, and ]
ddressed as follows: Bid for Road Improve- I
"ient, Seward Highway, Seward-Radio Sta
ion Section, to be opened May 9, 1929 at 9 I
’clock A. M., at 409 Goldstein Building, Ju- j
eau, Alaska, M. D. Williams, District En- I
ineer, Bureau of Public Roads.
MOOING CONTINUES
POPULAR WITH SAILORS
NORFOLK, Va., April 15, (JP)—
The popularity of tattooing is
wanning. This is the opinion of
t^0 needle and ink artists who
follow the trade here. “Tattooing
has jeen its best days,” one veter
an holds. “The late czar of Rus
sia was tattooed and there was a
time when many society folk took
to it, but now our work is confin
ed chiefly to sailors.”
IF YOU HAVEN’T TRIED FRYE
BRUHN’S BABY BEEF, you are
certainly missing something.
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Printing
Enlarging
Photographs copied
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Picture Framing
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ANNOUNCEMENT
There will be a meeting of the
Episcopal Church Women’s Guild
at the home of Mrs. Macpherson.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’
clock. All ladies interested are
invited to attend.
Mrs. W. R. Macpherson.
GERHART
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CONTRACTOR
PLASTERING
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