The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 30, 1927, Page 6

l"HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY MARCH 30 !927 By CLIF l' SILRRETT SHINGLES EAVENLY DAYS, PAW.\ SHIPPIN Tan oais\\ L—}.%k WHAT You AN ASH NEEDS HEAVEN'S FER MR KNUTENOGGLES | s | 00 AT SRR BT cohe T VALET OUTFITTERS IN TOWN, ROCK SURFACED THE BI6 A ' PANTS, PALM BEACH SLITS TELL EM WHERE YER GOIN AN' CHARGE IT TO PAW | | MARCH DOWN T THE BEST ’ | \ | No Paint Required 3 DIFFERENT ( LORS—OUT- LAST W00OD LHINGLES Yeur building is safer and more fireproof by wusing our Shingles. Call and cce samples. AN’ SPORT SHIRTS, YACHTIN' CADS NOT FERGITTIN' FULL DRESS AN NEW TLX ! DEA? HARRIS Hardware Company CVES X SFECIALTY STCVES © Open Evenings Phone 215 ) ehL AR -,,,,-,,-,-_,,,_,-,-----4| N l} N \ \ \ N ! y \ 3 MARINE NEWS Regularly and Dependably Lv.Seattle [ SErUING a1 45K Ar.Juneau LvJuneauSD WATSON, EVANS and FARRAGUT calls Ketchikan, ; Mar. 13 Mar. 24 110 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 | ar. 17 Mar. 21 Mar, 23 TenRr | e | 23 Mar. 26 April 7 S nuements & Mar, 28 Yz, &Y T L 31 April 3 April 6 ARl e L : ’8 SAVED FRDM FARRAGUT 6 April 9 April 21 | x< “HEDULL l) SAILINGS Qu I from S¢ Petersburg, Juneau and Southwestern Alaska ports. t T~—=< 4 ROGERS and QU call at all Southeastern ports. 1il from Through tickets 1d from Juneau to California ¢ ports—also to New York via Panama Canal. RBRICE H. HOWAKD, Agent GUY L. SMITH Agent B | l 1}1{ o \LI’ | 1Ca 258 S— 1 Phone 4 Phone 18 a, m o R 1( "]'{'I S\‘““B' Ou{(' P )l li[lll‘l(( S THE EMPIRE B 1l size Standard MORRIS ; o Douglas, Alaska SOUTHBOUND S/ NGS | Mary, Kescues Little T nEw. Viclon NS p— - ! m\ i NGS A ey { IS THE MEDIUM ) e CONSTRUCTION CO. PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE Al Through which the general 60 | | | Princess Mary south at § o'clock | | {pablic can always have its wants| | ATLBINDSIOR DMIRAL LINE tonight | Cap of the steamer supplied. FOR \LL¥ \ :ll'wlll W T Le Admiral Rogers scheduled south- | e which arrived in Closing time for classified ad- o, CABI[\’ET 3 hound Th "‘1‘“' wight. ) | last 1| vertisements: 2 F. K. fooi h H. F. ALEXANDER, President S i spaddotnads equuUiBoum: s » in.| |, Closing time for display adver- P - work S Aok L . | Ll tisements: 11 A. M. | boat. Inquire on lower dmiral Evans du suthhound | 1o Wrangell Sl Wikt o 10 1o s MILL W()RK % S Ahott A || The Meteor is owned by '.l;en cents per line first in- 1y o8 R | LOCAL SAILINGS | [ Michacl firm and was t sertion. s fen Vo el o 8 | M1rgmka scheduted to leave for | [of logs when her eng Five cents for continuous sub Plate and Window Old Papers for bdlb at 111_, PANPIre Offlce [t and way ports at 8 |!A leavy southeastor was sequent insertion. GILASS | | o'clock Wednesday night and “’” ‘I"l "”[’C" “"“' ”"H"””IZ r i Count five average words to AL AR | i | for oy ab 8 aologke B 11 L0 WO, RO AL Al B DERES ket Tte) o : | | day night R ;‘y:[" e ‘|‘.Ihy\\|m, he memum chargs, 50 cen MORRIS | Adasihy arene R L A S U on a reo - CONSTRUCTION CO. ‘| MOTORSHIP VIRGINIA IV. Jotie tver e et ud way ports First and Fi three miles south of Narrow = & 7 e s 5 5 A Loenh ot ey wonthat K | in' Clarenc "Sirits, o Princos | WANTED LagORaDN fl“‘"‘” BUILDING CONTRACTORS Strawberry Polnt, Lemesurler Island, Port Althorp, Apex-El Nido, n [ Mary arrived on the o and pick = wick Phonographs, Recurds ¢, Falcon Arm and Chichagof. Carrying Passengers e Leiahaaite Lo BETR or y (istegun;. ORI i e, Sanent Elano, T — | mrs;*c?‘m"oml frelght to be on City Dock by 1 o'clock Wednes- | burg at 1 p. m. every Wed- | fnch line to thel at The Be ing $3.00, Phonograph Repairing. g __. |t AR dRBeiE R " ish C | nosday. i mpted to haul the) Postoffice Music Shoppe. Phone | day. Alaskan Hotel, Phone Single O, Agent. Seward Fisl 0. | Virginia IV sails for Chichagot | [bo: 8y fiomiy the treaafi but. tlb se=mme s — 3 I J. QU‘\RI(J\ | | and ¢ ports at 10 o'clock | |wind and tide was a W ;"]\'I"i" i rant Qrrib nrilg 0 = = ch;ler and Optici | ! e sohboner asiak ¢ ; d house for family of foar not) so—er : an PR L& Tiio annppad A baconi at nth bt for year at least. | 203 Steel ;f"‘{‘{,',h.“.f”'w.’r ok Dalees || Watches, Diamonds ‘ 5 ma « o s v Empire, H. 9 RS i % } B e I e | matic Gates. 1land Wellborers iy Silverware | 3 s A : My Man and wife to /at ‘heels. J. Ducrest, 111|| #$& { A L A S K A | Tides ](mmrrmu { banEWingel o | charge of fox ranch on shares| ava memton Warh, [ 7™ Jewelry | B — Box 1113, Juneau, Alaska. : : JRERR o EE s J Low o 0z foot = e I - g} = 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANY | Tizhtiie 101685 . 1 78 fed gling of any kind S e e || g g i L § T 26 foot | HALIBUT TAKES | “'Onll Heary Gosham, Fhong 2005. PULSE AND CARD READING |y, .y Public Library || SAFETY—SERVICE—SPEED ! i i Past and Future accurately told | . | SAILING SCHEDULE ——— { DRUP IN PR'GE}\\',\xnnn Position as deck hand,| | or no charge. Home readings by | || and Free Reading Room| S g Due Juneau SH and | willing to le gas engines. In-| | appointment. Steps across from | | City Hall, Second Floor il -~ i Rnd : < . A i) 3 St r Lv. Seattle Northbound Southbound :n»lr!:h“'h‘-. | auire Bmpire 3746, | .:llthc I{:]al]:‘ on_right side, No. || Iglain Skt r | i[a;z:fi\ ety i pouny iibboupg rol | 2 po8 Ll Reading Room Open Fror ‘ ES M 12 Mar. 15 Mar, 23 o | MISCELLANEOUS [ S ! | NORTHWESTERN ....Mar. ar. 15 . | SEATTLE, March 30 Halibut | & . 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. | *ALAMEDA . ar. 15 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 i A 14 | pric « about one cent “h"‘((',‘.‘)l)y R e i "! Circ nlra.llnn l(r)gm Opgs From | YUKON Mar. 19 Mar. 22 Mar. 30 LAUNCHES FOR HIRE |/terday because of a report v, 23, Alaskan Hotel | Aitor6ua0 e = lSURDE il - AR Mar. 26 Mar. 29 April 6 Service Transfer Co j ].I;.‘\]::\:.\ I!"‘;‘\:‘x..;:: ]"‘r‘i llydrn Thprupv ;\\-ill ]\.‘u;l 34 fllill \\'(:ml. ! toR8 Shnaes l Ports of Ca Ketcnikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Cordova, Valdez, La- § 3 R saly lght [ omama—e— o — | it o 5 agazines, Newspapers,| | ‘ iti e catches of sable fish hayo, tune told from your hand. work | Ofic i " 501 | L | G Gl b A ’ f i : 4 hea e | esidence Phone 3501 | | FREE TO ALL | *—Alameda returns from Juneau. been brought in with the halibut. | business, marriage and the future s A »s- L) The Corona docked with 12,000| foretold. 302 Front St. = = | | W. E. NOWELL, AGENT JUNEAU, PHONE 2 pounds of halibut and 6,000 pounds ! —_—— |- o = . FERRY SCHEDULE | L. W. KILBURN, AGENT DOUGLAS, PHONE 453 i 1‘::\||!|l»m”rm i n.‘.f?‘!”f |>|<lf',I '{":I-]lxnl’lv!:g FOR RENT ! PLASTERING = 1926 ‘ - B | with 00 pounds of halibut and 900 | FEETS SRR lEht 1 ‘ LUffective May 1st. WORK BOAT AND CABIN . ||hounds of cod and the Rasorio “""‘I it poil R { Cg&?{i&’gfi‘ l Leave Juncau for Doughs, Tread:| 2 7,500 pounds of halibut i 2l i e 1 & well end Thane CRUISERS — ——— | FUR RENT—Furuiened cabins—35 | | C. W. WRIGHT | 'e7:100m. " $9:168.m.8 llg;ooan EI HT T See Hermann at Empire Office. Baby ]I‘N ~f:| Sults, per month. Inquire Mrs. Hogan, | | Apply at Arcs le Cafe 2:00p.m. t8:30p.m. *4:30p.m. LOWER ‘man's Thrift Shop. ¥-| Seaview Apartments. [ ~ : 7:30p.m.y 9:40p.m.| | P 6:16p.m. :30p. s LY I 3 [11:16p.m. $1:00a.m FROM SEATTLE AND CALIFORNIA THE CLIFF—Furnished Apartments, I i ' SAILS FOR PORT ALEXANDER AND H. G. Welch, Proprietor, BORDER QUEEN IS NOW Leave Douglas for ““s‘s il : .1e M S PAGIH WAY BORTS 1T VANDEISIH SOR- | ONWWAY: (70, THIS BORT] E:80EEE “ritoRe ARSI Motorship Oregon Sailings from Seattle L] EACH MONTH {SEAVIEW APTS. — 1-2-3 Room ¢ :::zum- ;wg*:' NS0t March 31, April 21, May 11 i Apartment. Fully Furnished. Batb| The r Border Queen is; 6:40p.m. L i L r1 a FREIGHT ACCEPTED AT CITY WHARF | d " enroute north lmm due here n 11:30p.m. 1:26a.m.3 {1 s AP 2 y and hot water included. All apts : A U RATES FROM CALIFORNIA POINTS J. B. CARO & CO | newly painted and renovated|Sunday according to advices o t—Freight will be accepted. THR J. G . i ed by it D. B. Femmer. The' §_—Douglas only. = as ! ,:h:?ugho“l e _ltreighter has 100,000 feet of lum :_5.:,‘""" only. INDEPENIZENT NAVIGATION 'Pcl.l(())ilz aa — e e, e e, e ber for il Alaska-Junean, 400 tons g 3 | . K. McALISTER, Agent PRINCESS MARY of coal fur the Pacific Coast Coal' & g‘mi\“"‘fisw“‘ | JHE ol g 1S NORTHBOUND Company. 100 tons of general ~V—8aturd:ys only | IH r v Juneau and 1€ tons | ; for Douglas. | JUNEAU FERRY and AT ANADIAN y ey — NE!/ TRANS-ATLANTIC \& TRANS-PACIFIC The steamer Princess Mary, Capt Y | PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO. ORDER YOUR fresh killed chick |S. Sainty, arrived from Seattle last FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE RAILWAY night at 9 o'clock, bound for Skag-|°%S ";‘.‘ earlys dayE. B8, Fonn- LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHBOUND I nd return with the following|™er: Phone 114, § | Advertising wiways pays. Uso unc = i ; " e et b Colter | 01g papers for sale at The Lapire.'columns of The Empire. mAn PRINCESS MARY—March 10, 21, 31; April 11 TRANS-CONTINENTAL 1J. Marshall, Mrs. G. Thompson, Mrs. ' PRINCESS ALICE—April 21, May 2 |C. Morrow and T. A. Beredsten. .,....' Tickets to and fiom all' Hastern - mu u ‘United | The steamer departed for Sk way at midnight and is due to turn to Juneau, southbound, at 8 o'clock. CANADIAN PACIFIC ——FAMOUS— PRINCESS STEAMERS PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND SEATTLE SOUTHEASTERN ALASEA FREIGHT SERVICE S.S. “BORDER QUEEN” GENERAL FREIGHTING BETWEEN SEATTLE AND JUNEAU Sailings from Union Pacific Dock Seattle For information as to sailings, etc., apply to Routes—Liberal - fito) ‘COATES, l?nl. 3 States and Clndt—Vnhut Overs. tonight COASTWISE TRAN! SPORTATION CO OPERATING . Motorship M argnua : Accommodation and Service the Best. Leaves City Dock every Wed. day at 8 p. m. direct to Tenakee, Hoonah, Chichagof, Sitka and way ] > | GAS BOAT SOLD | The gas boat | morning to William Gleen for by the Marsh; office. The U- | was seized last January as an .-Ilv led rum runner with eighty gallons of whiskey aboard — e — | lce cream, hot and fountain drinks, home made pastry and sand- THE RORDER LINE TRANSPORTATION CO. 1160 Stuart Bldg., Seattle, Wash. D. B. FENMMER, Ageat BSTHER CASHEN, Agent Juneau, Alasks Douglas, Alaska ozts. Returning from BSitka via Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hoonah. Leaves avery irect Connectio: t V. v Poi L Cj Li 3 ‘ Direct o d ;;?“ "dt"c all df‘“"'“‘ ofnts of Towrier Now Stores B¢t ot | g /| gunday at 8 p. m. for Haines and Skagway. For information ses ART el es and Cana ‘vate Booths Rdb =~ | McKINNON, Agent, Phone 149, Regidence 148. Various Routes Stop-over Privileges - — ,B1a papers tor saie at The Empire Through Tickets Sold to Europe and the Orient W. L. COATES, Agent Valentine Building Junean !] PLAIN DRESsMAKING T | Coat Relining and Alterations | | Next to Allen Shattucks' | | Mrs. J. McDonald | SEWARD ST. CLOSING OUT SALE OF GE FURNISHINGS F.WOLLAND MERCHANT TAILOR ALASKA FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY Fresh and Cured Meats, Poultty, Eggs and Fish e e e s S re ol Ses o o oa s Fancy Quality—Satisfaction Guaranteed—Phone 38—L. Kean, Mgr.