The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 3, 1927, Page 6

s THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1927. S POLLY AD HER PALS By CLIFF STERRE' THAT REMINDS ME, UNK.)| | : : |HERE'S THAT “TWENTY | [ owE oI e —— | MABRY’S _ i CAFE | | L ANT FERGOT TRAT TWENTY 9 I OWE YOU, SPIKE BLT JESS AT PRESENT IM BROKRE' The DBest Place to EAT in JUNEAU Mabry’s Cafe | I HAVE YOU READ | ' | \9 The classified ads yet? Better do so before you forget. It will pay yoy |as well as the advertiser. MARINE NEWS Regularly and Dependably - Lv.Seattle ArJuneau Lv.JuneauSB SERVING ALASHA Feb. 9 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 20 Mar. 3 Feb. 23 Feb. 27 Mar. 2 F : [ e a ...Mar. 9 Mar. 13 Mar. 24 ks | Steamer Movements | Mar. 10 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 L HORTHBOUND 5 ! N Bt ‘,f,K “"yf”‘h‘_”_‘ ’ Watsm}l calls wt Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, | dobney 5 5 : uneau, Douglas, Yakutat, Cordova, Valdez, Latouche, VENUS STRIPPED | scieburen saiines Seward, Soldovia and Kodias Tind. ;. : Alaska scheduled to sail | Rogers calls at Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Seattle March 5 at 9 a. Juneau, Douglas, Skagway and Sitka. \ ) \ \ \ from: Boat in: Storm from Vuncouver March 5, at 9 ; ¢ Seattle round-trip winter rates mow effective $73.50 Away lrom Boal L LR Dol FOR SALLE ! FOR RENT ; BRICE H. HOWARD, Agent GUY L. SMITH Agent of Last Week. I S = o S MORRIS Phone 4 Phone 18 | om Seattle March 9 a Bl S U —Truruisned cabins—$5 ' a B e il SOUTHERNNE aRINGe | [ SALE- 10 Tt open boat: 3 |70 ontn, inquire brs. Hogan|| CONSTRUCTION CO. DOLEIN, diaake meml ; halibut Vem ‘,\n.v BRSOk ;{ogus RIS S o Seaview 4_\},;|x‘ln|e‘nltl. : PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE of ALL KINDS OF S , ; I the, | Northwestern due southbound J b dgr cha ient. Fully Furnished. Bath T ] . 1 ! e ANty ”’Mf a lock this after ( B in. Phor hot water included. All apts. | CABIi\EI . aecin el LOCAL SAILINC Dewly. paioled ARd renovated H. F. ALEXANDER, President M home i ‘Iu \.rl“\] 1 wadtin the ar nita scheduled to 1eave throughout. AND S " e MILL WORK from shore when a breaker hit the Hhnile TArdsna b Pisan o e = e ) /s = i s vy i . - . - \X.,\,‘\‘v.i]\‘«h:’l»”“' Jroner 8t Capliol Plate ;1‘1;111:‘21111[1,1' 0Oid Papers for sale at e Empire Office Inquire Junemny oy o= little craft and stripped the cabin from the hull, The boat filled with witer and the engines stopped. The crew of the Venus wor irst leaves for Peters- 1‘ 1 p m every Wed )y voom housg 30 h ,,h, boat to \ ) 4 nd carry pond MORRIS | s Virginia 1V v Chichagof | | 3 - L tow Doat i N | and way po 10 o'clock | [ FOIN SALE—The property known ounds around Kodiak "ONST N C g X i L e SR e il et s s Sistel Destez,” AAAbvRY, sk 1y, trom bows Twry § CONSERUCHION €0, § MoTORSEID VIRCINIA Y. it (o0 Setinis oae was rescued by other fishing boa R —————18| s for sale, as owner deseires to BUILDING CONTRACTORS 5 ta {8 G Bl Strawberry Point, Lemesurier Island, Port Althorp, Apex-El Nido, e . QT s s Rl et L Hirst Chichagof, Falcon Arm and Chichagof. Carrying Passengers e crew of b Venu had no 5 ly opposit W Pass hope of saving their lives, the dory i Station with clear front ¥ and Freight. All freight to be on City Dock by 1 o'clock Wednes- cnt woman wa Sr e e e RS 0 Gontiats .60 O 5 s T z i i day. Alaskan Hotel, Phone Single O, Agent. Seward Fish Co. veral hours hefore the cabin went i 1, Kitehen, twenty-t o Phone 406 LT §, SHARICK The only thing that could have) | B bathroms, etc., Teweler and Optician saved their lives was for the storm | Ba Steam Watches, Diamonds Il for a few hours and enable | gl \ly Furnished. Ap- | ; he men aboard to start the en s | 9 & [ Silverware The Venus is on her way to Ket ¥ | — | FOR general repalr work cal! Hen-| N A L A S K A alilin: Whire e will tindergo) Ho c IFOR SALE—Donkey [ 8x10| ry Gorham. Res. Phone 2003. | Jewelry 4 pairs which will take about a month.{ Three hundred and three boxe Double Drum, Boiler has all new | — ——— | ¥ — { ) T e ey B neau today for Sound Point e Alaska 2 i| Juneau Public Library || SAFETY—SERVICE—SPEED | wdes Tomorrow | steame Admiral ~ Watson, and: FoR SALE— TR T THE CLIFF— Furnished Apartment and Froe Readine R i SAILING SCHEDULE | o S S L I SRRl SN 1ol Pronristor | | anc ree adin oom Lo -tid o ‘\‘I'{““ pi | 36x10x4 * bottom, 18 h.p. Re- I i Pusisian | C Eall 8 anl | DueiJuneau Due Juneau o0 (1€ The Admiral Watson left thi o e — e oo i , Secon oor " o S Iigh tdic n 18.2 morning with 167 boxes; 51 from v‘l.u? il Boat on Douglas beach. Prics | pALMIST—Come atid have your/for- | lt}‘V’Inina Street at 4th el Smame»r L‘-' b(attl: Naflubou?d Bolignound Low tid om 3.5 feet Juncan Cold Storage; 101 were shipp-! '-:-;.T‘,,,::;,I-» for 'l‘“"\. sale. P. O.] tune told from your hand. Work Redding Room. Open Bror 1 A_I,As‘lu\ . 1.: Feb. l.)a Feb. 22 High tide 1:23 p.m 19.4 feet!ed by B. M. Ba 1Boal fiah liivar lu;\ 131, Douglas, Phone Do S| business, marriage and the future! | Vi b o0 i NORTHWESTE 19 Feb. 22 Mar. 2 = > % |and 15 boxes were ‘|\|]1;1H! by Sam | 9 B 5 rnrul-nljl, 302 lj‘mnt St: | Circulation Room Open From ‘\ll \:(I),I}\L\ W Rk l;“hr ",6 AT : ;\,:“ 15’ NORTHWESTERN IN TODAY Morrls, of the New KEngland Fish|FOR SALE—six-weeks-old pigs, Ap- TR R ml| 1to5:30 p. m—7:00p m. "\'(;n"rx\l\vf Fo o i M":‘ i+ Co. | . s " P h 2 ....Mar. 2 5 ar. 23 ¥ | ly C. H. Switzer, Box. 1147 | to 8:30 p. i, Phe stoamer Northwestern, Capt.| e Northwestorn will take the re-| "0 ‘, M| PULSE AND CARD READING RSl Ports of Call: Ketehikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Cordova, Valdes, La- C. A Glasseock, is due to arvive in| maining 156 boxes from the Juneau | FOR 8 ORSHDNM=Goinding | FREAL RSB Y el Current i Magagines) Ncfivsmpers, touche and Seward. In addition to these ports the Alameda and yun outhbound, at 3 o'elock this| Cold Storage Co | hou or information addres ERoRutse BE R o gs Reference Books, Ete. Northwestern will call both north and southbound at Petersburg. afternoon, having L odelayed by DI S I Empire 3698. APDAINACH L, LRLEDE QG rTon FREE TO ALL M N e ihavtin stonis e el jAMATI‘:.UR BEARDS RUIN | iGn sani or RENT — Pianos | 413 ———eee i i WHISKER PROFESS]ONi Brunswick Phonographs, Records, |® fall on right side, No, W. E. NOWELL, AGENT JUNEAU, PHONE 2 L. W. KILBURN, AGENT DOUGLAS, PHONE 453 FERRY SCHEDULE MARGNITA LEAVES Sheet Musie, E rt Piano Tun PR, p 1ing §5.00, Phonograph Repairing The mailboat Margnita, Capt. IL| HOLLYWOOD! Cal, March 8. —' Anderson Mustc Shoppe, Phone|| BUTTERICK PATTERNS | .""Efl'::‘.': l‘;’_’l;‘;:'n:fzar d M. Peterson, sailed for Sitka and | Whiskered amateurs from the mid 113, ‘ BLANK BOOKS e well and Thane ) e e b i b way ports last night at 8§ o'clock ! dlewest ave causing the profession YT - T Sheaffer and Waterman Pens | |+7:10a.m. +9:15a.m.§ *12:00Nnt ™ & with the following passengers: Carl|al bearded men of Hollywood grave |500 Steel Ha 3 pullers | | 2 P ONFISON'S s : °4:30p.m | I d d N C Peterson, €. Gilbertson, Chris John. | anxicty | $30 each. Horsepower Auto- | | |\: l_' NIJI“\")\ S :j‘;g‘;':‘ ':j::::" .::g:’:‘} n epen ent avlgatlon 0. on, N. P Brindie and wife, Mr.| There are about a hundred oid| matic Gates. Hand Wellborers | | Stationery Store | {11:16p.m, R A $1:008.m | and My A. B, Carter for Sitka;|gentlemen in the film colony who! Water Wheels, J. Ducrest, 111]: = ey i 2 | MOTORSHIP OREGON Leave Douglas for Junean | William Cook and wife, Donald Cook, have been living on their beards.| 3rd. Renton, Wash, 5 i R 8:30a.m. 19:30a.n. fllz:fil’mmi and Charles Hawthorne for Hoonah. | Their careiully cultivated chin adora- | - . ments fo | ROGERS DUE TONIGHT and wnerative work before the CEMENT WORK | 11:30pm 1:25a.m.3 TRACTING | | t—Freight will be accepted. camera, and their calling was not | left Sitka at| without dignity | s o ion. i wiibeas| PLASYERING || litem st Kehiem PP i N g ADMIRAL WATSUN g:atp 7:46p.m.f 10 Obpm; e A ok | C.W. WRIGHT | i—Douslas only. BEDUORD EREIGHDATES TAG o'clock this morning and is duel Lately, however, retired farmers AHRIVES l N PORT Apply at Arcade Cafe $—Saturdays only. to .u‘u\j |m. anll‘V‘H.Hl. southbound, at :]\nm the West have been throw B S o el 6o mhane Gh1 GoRree: J. K. McALISTER, Agent PHONE 301 ) o'clock tonig weir beards on the market. The i {—8aturd..ys only | - -~ - amateurs do not need the money fill v sl i ~- - — =i | HOME OF QUICK SERVICE carn, say the professionals, but Pheir ! 4 . . MER( 'S LUNCH Srillingness. to': lonss. thaln iwhigkers {Veals e iih Slight Accident i?,“&ms JUNEAU FERRY and |‘ ; o u ‘m‘,"‘ ed from 15 to 20 min-lat cut rates just for the tun of\ When Goes on Sand Bar HOME MADE PIES 1 NAVIGATION CO. 576, JORDAN'S VAL working in the pictures is threaten- | 4 . SE 4 i pictures is t i 15 Pkt Giahar: ARCADE CAFE FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHBOUND to ruin an honorable pro i | Advertising aiways pays. Use che The Admiral Watson, Capt. C. C .L MARY YOUNG, Prop. Llcorumns of The Empire. | lcanaomar PRINCESS MARY SRt D Sainek 1 mige: (| AGSmGS o Feb 10tk BEh; Wasch Sn. fivh Wi REGULAR—RUGGED—RELIABLE Ing_with S9! Kllawing | nossoneqtes SOUTHEASTERN ALASEA FREIGHT SERVICE iry Tickels to and (eem ail ‘Easters puinfy, of .yaited S.S- “BORDER QUEEN” e c'""""‘;{,‘j"‘,fi %ml‘-lb:r‘l.l.‘.l% GENERAL FREIGHTING BETWEEN SEATTLE AND JUNEAU Regular Sailings from Union Pacific Dock Seattle COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. For information as to sailings, etc., apply to OPERATING THE RORDER LINE TRANSPORTATION CO. Motorship Margnita 1160 Stuart Bldg., Seattle, Wash. [C. W, Jones, and Albert Brown The steamer sailed from the Wharf at 8:30 o'clock after loadi EI)IS()N ]‘IAZDA IAMI)S fish, and with the following p L = . gers from Juneau: Mrs. B der. for Seattle; Robinson, M. Buc for Detersburg; and Nels Soari for Alaska Electric Light Kot The Admiral Watson was delayed a few hours last night when she ‘Accommodnuon and Service the Best. Leaves City Dock every w-fln> D. B. FEMMER, Ageat ESTHER CASHEN, Agent | L . o C() grounded on a sand bar near Port » |day at 8 p. m. direct to Tenakee, Hoomah, Chichagof, Sitka ai er # Graham. No damiage was done and Juneau, 4izs=s Douglas, Alasks M way | orts. Returning from Sitka via Killisnoo, Tenakes, Hoonah. Leaves evepy Telephone No. €, Juneau, Alaska the steamer backed off under her — | Sunday at 8 p. m. for Haines and Skagway. For information ses ART own power. Passengers said a heavy | ceeecees— e S 7", | McKINNON, Agent, Phone 149, Residence 148. e - snow storm was the caunse of the|) Foreign and Correct Styles | — steamer grounding on the bar. Domestic Woolen in Fashion and | SRR | | in Stock Fabrics SHAW WALKER FIRE PROQF SAFE CABINETS OFFICE EQUIPMENT J. B. Burford & Co. LADIES GUILD MEETING The Ladies Guild will meet at l' . W 0 L L A N D the home of Mrs. L Oliver to- morrow afternoon at 0 o'clock. MERCHANT TAILOR ‘ — + Boys' Shoes at Thrift Shop. FRYE'S “DELICIOUS” HAMS AND BACON “EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” FRYE - BRUAN G0 arues e ALASKA e e v rrrrrs rrrrrrreeees) f | |