The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 21, 1927, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927. BARNEY GOOGLE ANIN SPARK PLUG EITEEL LKE A §ru§ep£cw2._ == E* —= = = 2 . Te THE, SLAUGHTER HOUSE -+ &7 W o3 : et Fe ¥ I GOTTA THINK(FAST =whaT B/ uow 00 Veu Do. > : . == i | SHE SusPecTs B WOLLD TE REAL ERIC VAN HORA ERIC 1= NOU 1 - = J lji I MUST GET OUT OF WERE Do NOW £ WHAT,WOULD HE SAY IR oe " (ocving 25 L THAT LOOK SHE GAVE ME |E THE LITTLE BUM “ONLY . T )l AN WOULD KNOGK CUER AN ToLd ME THERE WAS A WIFE / iz el > ELEPHANT IN THE PLOTA T MIGHT Kaow ¥ ; , DON'T FEEL , = )MV ONION'S = 1 y HURT QUR SUPER-SERVICE YoU WILL CHARM .- WE'LL GUARD YOUR o CLOTHES FROM EVERY HARWg OUR clothes will be well laundrered at our plant but they will not be e o s . 3 ] s = g harmed in any particular. We believe in giving the ) ; 3 oot | —-——— wearer the benefit of all the e ae i ; o met ne dieesn A el Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S. [ ] 2 . wear. " low, she explained, o bother with FIRE ALARM CALLS Douglas Island ||; News il Views : piloting. Weather Purccu L s (i R ED I[1-3 Third and Prankiin, § News ofa[Uomen ‘@& DEACONESS PUTNAM LEAVES | Fiirecast! {0% '0tkean wnd vitinity heginnitg 4 beoms to0RY: Pient n,::ll”lf;;\,rr::fi}ll\n\.vly ALASKA STEAM / et S GV 2 D6t Aoteas P tn Al s ot e 'Showers tonight and probaly Tuesday . ioderato southeasterly winds Pront, opp, Film Hxchange SRR SRR h X SN SRS s o visiting with her sister, Mrs. K. L & e Front, opp. City Whart. . & Wemen in Industry {Oliver, for the t month, return- LOCAL DATA Front, near Saw Mill e Tl R S s Oraanias tonilenith ed to the St on the Princes Barcm. Temp. Hom!lity Tind Velccity Weather | |2-1 Willoughby at Totem Gro. CHICAGO.~ The t classes in{Ma i She will re Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn, | women's hy v e any | Chicago via Vancouver, B. ¢ await-' 4 p. m. yest'y....29.53 39 ) = g Smow Front and Seward. | American ¢ ar sling orders. 1. m. today.. R9.64 36 Rain 5 Front and Main. didates filed for City Council and| o gioy g ) <| Deaconess Putnam has been sta- 12 noon today...20.95 39 A Rain Second and Main, oune for L wrd according 0| among cmployees « < Hawthore | tioned in China with the Bpiscopal! ~ o7 > ) Fifth and Seward. city clok I Those o} ¢ oiorios out . Six hun- Missionary fofces the past six years CABLE AND RAUD! 7t 9 Fire Hall. CONVENIENCE X re Mol Andst- | dyeq recantly | YESTERDAY | Gastineau and Rawn Way. PLUS LOW RATES 1 Robert Bonner. Robert Fra-jy, ., g ene and | t = ; R | a Second and Gold £Quas s first candidate to filsf oo on'y onz|m g G R G S R G " 4 Ea 3 | ik Adv. elations— tewp. temp u el ourth and Harris, company’s work among = Nome " 14 ) ¥ Clear 3-6 Fifth and Gold. vomen employes, of [Old p o @ re ’ : s i 1 ) snow | IFifth and East. 5 are 14,060 at the plant. | e =5 ST RTINS e nia 20 22 Cidy | [8-8 Seventh and Gold. ’ | B . i T ) ] Sunow 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. O L oben o Modern Woman Lead JNOTICM 0% SPECIAL ELECTION 10 12 Cldy Ninth, back of power house Cldy 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts S ay afternoon and evenings & G Loiain Notice i3 horeny on that, pur- | alh | | i : Snow 14 Distin Ave., and Indian St o 5 (8%t SMOLK JtheiBthica .of ~the -cit 5 o those of any other |Suant to the call and order of the : 5 : —says Taxi Tad. next w office ¢ roto the o ho | Clear 1 Ninth and Calhoun. : clerk on Front St. will be Kept opon. | weperation, in the opinion of Miss|Common Council of the City of Ju- Cordova f [ et i e % R s Rt iftin, an attorney of Mem lnean, Alaska, duly made and @n-|Juncau R."“"_ | :q(‘"'"lh i :\Inin, 4 5 1-ij :\‘v“.,, ,A" ‘.“ v'l‘.‘ \\.“‘ OWNS OWN HOME N it e [acted on February 25, 1927, a Spoc- | ’rince y Twelfth, at Northern L'dry SRS nonant Sl i SarS lial Election will be het fqr Bdmontor Twelfth and Willoughby. | | evgency to make a boat, he called John Bacchia last week bought for . b g NI etenth . tome Grocery. Single 0. Willingly he now his own residence purposes the smail |, ' Jin . : Svean e o pere -<‘)::.[1}|“I..A. .'wh(li’ vix:; convern- cottage at the mnorth end Second | ¢ynerio S e ; M. and 5 S - " — — e by 3 : ;. vice i3 Street which belonged to John Me- i Rihioualiy e M. of sald dite. i Hfell, * : = P A S prompt and economic [ S dintian TEtaING ow: 1 attacked tiie gir naeeiaft the Act of N Observations at Juneau e Rupert, Edmonton, Sed | | Promptness—eficiency —economy. orship of the ground where the (o i wely. Bobbed hair doe wa as Ho R. 11803, 69th.. Con- 4o poptland and San Francisco are 1 I AR e FREE | % i house stands. {not make women hold, she assert ss, First Session and entitled,| " | CARLSON’S TAXI — e — ant redici 4 short tresse: i Act to aut o the Incorpor- | < MISS PALMBOLM IS | eo out of fashion ited town of Juneau, Al . The pressure is modera‘sly low in the Gulf of . i ‘mp oy'nent Day and Night Service GRADUATE NURSE | sue bonds for the cons g in the western Alentian Islands and the Pacitic States recipi Stand at Alaskan Hotel | squipment of Schools the f ion is reported in Southwestern Alaska from S astern Al- | % 1 la D. Palmbolm who for-iF e iites ,:\.‘.-,,‘ e L "m e :\md SE e ;l’l‘\.!ll— near Cordova and Nome f;fr {::ki‘" ‘1‘“’1‘"‘5 hf‘" ,’l’l'"" 3 PIONE SINGLE 0 > » with her parents' . |submitted to the Klectors of sai ) sttled weather fn other portions of A ; Femperatures Kg IasR- 00, o&l: or o aumnnet e [ "at Che.|lown who are qualified to vote at have risen In the Kuskokwim Valley and fhe Aloutian Islands and see Seral EBsHItAL T | quers. who known as suid ‘“1.‘.:,4,u the following question, > fallen on Seward Penin ula and p e PETE HAMMER BERRY’S TAXI i sol P >rince a1 lnister o rior,” becaus , h s ing school at Prince Rupert e e . bt tovn, ot HAMMER'S GROCERY Cateful and Efficient Service O EEBM DS BITAL pritne minister fit by ihe proper food | Janeas, Als suc its bonds for ‘1" " Closed Cadillac Cars decided to retire after many ' the purpos 8 rized and em- SLE US F()[{ Y()UR---- fatres >y 23 A ber et A PHONE 189 rvice in one branch or an d by that certs t of Con- — o " Office Next to Gnu’neln Hotel ter returned home on Saturday fron the govornment. Mra. Gra-|2vess known as . R. 11803, 69th., OUR WORK IS OUR BEST ] s ol ¢ e e B e S i Fieet Siioneand il L.oose Leaf Supplies R et SR Gl 3 | during the war, when Lloyd George |"An Act to authoriss tha fncorpe g i il i g B e e e e e e L e it AT oo e Office Supplies | |CAPITOL DYE WORKS| 8 e . | this country place ha rotived to re {bonds for the construction and Dt $ AT " c. M v P ~ g BoTRITol KleolRUNERAIEHL D ol e el ok | rint:ng and Statione . “l'l':l"‘l"flwi‘_:"‘;‘:fi‘)::"}7;8"“87 | Covich Auro Service onsibilities of state for other purpose L ¢ JUNEAU, ALASKA [ ‘ ) A special fe the Loan Fisher |" Asg g . 5 e w STAND AT THE ARCTHK ; e | Ramsay MacDonald came after Mr.| NOTICE IS .o RTHER GIV S ') I{VS CO ¢ e Siatedl 10 laave I Mrs \am con-|that sald Act provides that sald Gk(). M. X II‘/’ K . e | Phone—Day, 444; Night, Lloyd Geors Douglas at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday to] 4O¥¢ T€OTES, ahc A . - : S Burterick P 444-2 rings i &R AR tinued her services, as she did when | question shall be submitted to the UTTERICK FATTERNS & (‘:l:vllmlh::“‘:” ,t,‘,"“:lt '{',fi:"lfif"“'v"'”‘p aniny Baldwin tdok over - thus® Ahp L QBRINIEA - Glabtoth itk AKLD Yty - of Front Street Phone 244 Junean; AlALER BLANK BOOKS P i iirtavadis BEVARG: Il 43 Held been the head of the house un :lunv;xu, Alaska, whose names ap-| Sheaffer and Waterman Pens i the Resurreetion Lutheran church|der @ Liberal a Labor and a Cor r on the last assessment roll of| - — e 5 = R. P. NELSON’S of IFineni ieand e bt will be| Servative prime mini:ter aid town for munieipal taxation | e - made in thy Jun-au cometery. has declined to write remi-| NOTICE 15 FURTHER GIVEN SHAW—WALKER Stationery Store MILLER’S TAXI & iscenc s of the greai men she has|that electors desiring to vote at said P T4 T * INDIAN COUPLE MARRIED o g il eriecnen Pl aleotion wre daniegIl . Te I‘ ILI]\(, CABI‘\ETS ! Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska sy e prime minis untry place. | with the City Clerk in the regular 5 CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS R COMMISCIONER registration hook therein kept and NOW ON DISPLAY Yon Hion : Duchess of Badford provided during the period com- Jack Marshall and Sophia Ja ! LA ! 7] " | L] 3 5 e Takes Up Aviaticn mencing with March, 2, 1927, and g 33 son hoth Indian united in 1 bl T s O B g . uriG: 0. [} :fln::z:?lph'_\' Budil Btaten Commisnt et | tord who is cqualiy ax “oni off Al e B PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER PHONE 79 o ,, NOLAND’S CORNER T arles Sey s residencoe s et a2 - ol WE HANDLE ] ! !‘ | | s ] | Up to Saturday it three can Mrs. A, J. B fant daugh thel - == - oo of Juneau, Alaska, having etofore, by resolution, duly des- NONE BETTER IS T O g . " Uz p the polling place thereof, the Elect- New Coats, D s and Smocks . 1 " s are hereby notified: day evening, The groom is a well Pig’'n Whistle Candy r——n & == = known oldtimor here and the brid is the widow of Willie Jackson who ’ ————————————————— 5 < B 4 {in the Fire Apparatus Room of the GASTINEAU } ROCKLAND IIOTEL N. wh Blish e ©City Hall building, located at the o Croup at lg 10 comm AL § corner of Fourth and Main Streets cl 9 i | Next to Elks’ Club i w ALY ¢ 4 X {the same being the duly des e ELECTRIC | HOME COOKED MEALS D1 | | | Al ( e tim to a I jgnated the voting precincts and Jarman’s ‘Thritt Shop iy 5 ag WK Cong 1 1l qualiied voters will vote Cen be checked in 15 | lown :‘ rol Polling Place in and for City Room and Board by Day, Week l::‘rxoll‘l::m ot Gin i she do Juneau. or Month. Also transient meals. | Under New Management | Vicks. Used at bedtime : A { Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this this treatment usually <\ 2 v {15th., day of March, 1927, MRS. C. J. ROBINSON | PHONE 416 averts @ right atisck. “DESERVE SUCCESS and You Can Command It!”’ '| GARBAGE HAULED House Wrecking CONTRACTING G. A. GETCHELL - ! Phone 149 or 109 P ACIF Ic COAST COAL Co’ i THE JuNEAOC LAUNDRY , PHONE 412 BETZ' Franklin Street, between Front FRLls i pottant TES AL Bt iaee by, the T T i COLISEUM and Second Streets > personal ll“:'fliene in al::eli‘hb ;;f);:le ::::t:lly zailn under its use, = = i , i MELODY MEN PHONE 359 refreshi - vhereas the stout lose. ! -~ 1lways serve bul, T e e oy (pERE very best. || Lk i e, | wsibothiswon sl || Handy Andy’s Carpenter Shop en you entertain ping g poisoning, or.auto—m:)oxmn‘lm Th:: i ) ‘ : RN The result is a eweet breath that condition, which has been discover A. P. LAGERGREN, Proprictor PHONE 408 MOOSE BASEBALL ! STRICTLY FRESH s || M St e st o | S oL R BAND-SAWING, WOOD-TURNING, CABINET AND MR. Provdier invited some :‘lfdu-ulnn for others —both marks flg‘; :nc‘]lela);fl?r‘l):sfi Britoq il dici XINDS OF WO0OD WORK DANCE RA C E S friends to dinner last night el. And Hunt's Internal Bath com- ———r——eoe e rr o e rree s creceoooed H. R. SHEPARD, ,V'cys SRl g > | Clerk of the City of Juneau. : L : ] Territory of Alaska. | ~ .!‘.’ = “First publication, March 15, 1927, | 3 | Last publication, April 18 (3 - Your heating plant cannot do its best unless it has the best coal. That’s our coal. | Some Lose Weight | Gool tabs shA HesA | .while others gain demand sound teeth and | Normalcy aided and eficlency. sweet breath. | increased by new disease The use of Wrigley’s chew- conquene ing gum after every meal takes The marvelous _health - buildin will play for the = G126 A 9 - : Ektely ends auto - intoxication by ] = AT THANE APRIL ST but I didn’t ge* flust- * eeping it washed clean. 0 ; FIR! :":')n;dm:::i!{a;m“()h (I“ thank you WR ! c LEY S In “Civilization'’s Greatest Men- % : very much,’—I told them where acei‘ giuhlishcd :; :"PFO!:. o‘fel:hi; A s Only a limited number of I bought the good foods they gredt.discovery, the SRATRE 4 § tickets will be sold H 29 Bhis 1. the_giasm, :;“.:‘:‘.".;2'{5;".".&“;34;‘52':.":.:::,‘: Wholesale and Retail Butchers Giovanetti’s . We will gladly give you a free copy PHONE 39 ’ SEWARD STREET v l « CALIFORNIA S We will gladly aive you "‘l‘m'r'..: - i S DON'T BE TOO LATE! GROCERY nd they -all complimented me on : 35 cents Dozen (had eaten. GROCERY 20 R Pl S - b PHONE 385 Advertising always pays. Use (he : a1, Butler-Mauro. Drug Co. [Old Papers for sale at The Empire Office |cmaas ot oo znpue. OMd papers #9F maly Bt The Bmpir,