The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1926, Page 11

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, I'RIDAY, DEC. 24, 1926. nnmnnn S L T T T T T LR B T E TR AR T JUNEAU'S CONCRETE CHURCH Northern Light Presbyterian Church. Finest and Newest in Territory of Alaska BASEMENT OF THIS CHURCH DRY AS DUST Anyv basement we build, whether under ground or under water we guarantee to be absolutely watertight “All the conerete block, sills, lintels, sewerpipes we used in the construction of this church were manufactur- ed at our shop at the foot of 12th street. We also manufacture Chimney Blocks, Culveris, Burial Vaults, Septic Tanks, Fuel Ol ‘Tanks. We are dealers in Cement, Barrel=d Lime, Hydrated Lime, Plaster, Wood Lath, Metal Lath, Cornerbead, Iircbrick, Fireclay, Tiling, Dampers, Cleanouts, Ashdumps, Cast Iron Manholes, various Kinds of Concrete Re- inforcing, Carey Elastite Expansion Joint, Johns-Manville Asbestos Shingles, Areweld Furnaces. Sand and Gravel. VRE YOU THINKING OF BUILDING? We are fully equipped to handle any type of concrete construction at an attractive figure. We have our own Masons and Plasterers - - - - : All materials for sale or used on jobs arc only the first prade (J» l s K[{A[TQI 9 (J()l]lract()r B. M. Behrends Co. d (——————] TR Juncau’s Leading liarri M achine lep Department Store ] Juneaun nuuunnunRnEn CARPETS, FURNISHINGS, ETC : COPPER GUTTERINGS & | and DOWNSPOUTS | § 1 ! | = H & g ; H : DESCRIPTION OF CHURCH INSTALLED FURNACE This church building is of concrete block, ideal wall ¢on- ______________________________ struction stuecoed with a rough pebbled dashed texture, e e S s i s e SR S K R """"" natural cement color. lh r_and window trim of dark red clinker brick: all windows of clear art moss glass; roofed with asbestos 4 ing, gutters and down spouts, and t connected with sewer run- Maybe You W ould ning under therchy keeping ment, cement Ilmu with nt floor, flushing the-sewer, free from odor. Full base- J. J. Woodard 5 social room, check room, I 'k- > S "y, kitchen, two rest rooms, fu o room and one class room, ARC “) B ’l.‘ CcO | Auditerium shows exposed woed (seissors) trusses, pan- i cled pulpit, arched choiriloft and « organ chamber. On ecach h > ’, > i side of choir loft is a small rcom. back of auditorium l ( ome SV EEGD @D e are two class rooms jove these rooms one large class rcom and one class room in tower \1 ditorinm Huu car- ried by 18 inch stecl T beam on 6 inch steel pipes Cornerstone made of concrete surfaced M]Ih “fincly oe e N p: crushed rvock of various cclors, polished to a finished h I\kLPS thL % ”‘d out d“d surface. Footings for tower are three feet thick and seven feet deeps wall footir hirty inches thick and three feet 'h‘l']l: buttress fe gs four feet thick three feet deep. Tower wall 18 inches from ]tml)h, to roofline, 12 inches from there to top. Tower rim of conerete lulnh pillars and roofed with 1¢ Hunul concrete, Bi wall 18 inches thick, buitres S0 inches thick: torium floor it resses 24 inches. All foot ings reinforeed Building the heat in; and makes Plumbing TN the house look new and up to date G Ty EDes e oz G. K. KRAUSE CONTRACTOR g g g g g = ; £ s (G KRAUSE, builder, Juncau, Alaska, 12 ) i g JUNEAU A. G. LAMONT, Architeet, Board of National Mission of the Presbyterian Church, New York City. Alaska Electric Light & Woodman & Berntsen Powei’ CO. % £ CARPENTERS INTERIOR FINLS'HING WORK _ JUNEAU, ALASKA § ELECTRICAI FIXTURES NIRRT e THIS CHURCH IS ROOFED WITH § THIS CHURCH 15,iU \TED BY AN ; Iohns-Manvzlle Duplex Asbestos Shingles E ARCWEL 1() lLS]Jeczal fli O7T AIR FURNA CE ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF AND EVERLASTING | i e e i The classy and economical roofing for all types of building In a number of different color combinations There is an Arcweld for any size home or bmldmg, cnther coal, wool or oil burning-----Electric welded WILL NEVER LEAK GAS OR SMOKE Guaranteed To Fill the Bill G. E. KRAUSE, Agent Arcweld Manufacturing Co., Seattle GLAD TO SHOW THE SHINGLES AND QUOTE PRICES } G. E. KRAUSE, Agent IllIIIIllllllmlI|llll|IIIIIlIIIIIIIMlIIIIIl"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlIlIlllIIlI"IIIHI!IlllIllllllllllllllllllll‘IIIIllIIIIIIIII“IIIIIIIIIIllIIllllIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIl|IIIIIlIII IIIIIIIIIII|III"lIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIIII|IlllllIllllllIIl\lllIIllIlllll|IllllllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIlllIIIIIII ST TR