The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 13, 1927, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927. PR R b & —— e e -~ e ————————— BARNEY C OOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLE DE BECK AR NOU vxu NG To LIN Te &7 DERBN. Rowze ? VAN HORM HAD STUCK To WIS GUMS AND STAVED HERE A FEW OANS EusN TumG WIOULD HALE BEEMN MWOTSN ToTsy —Ts | SURE TEUGH WHEN NOU HAVE To STAND BY AND WATCH A GREAT NAG tIKE SPARK PLUG LEFT AT THE POST BN A BUNCH OF GOATS == L WOADER umr-r THE OOPE \S On THE RACE = MEBRE The BUTLER ENOWS SUMPN ABOUT (T I SAwW WM SUDING, HIS NOSE OMER e RACING AIEWS Te SUER DAY TThese < \T)m MILLIONAIRES ! = HS CMNER » AND T £SS WS HORSE ABOUT READY Car THE GLuE WIORKS,| SR VASKHT A CHANCE CALL EACH WEEK FoR OUR WASH pr -3 Hev. I CANT GET TSPARKY ovFa v\ | 2y \7 B, C 4R T WAS GOING ool g s v l Cfifif\o =& ONW THAT DIRTY LT e UWAT: PORS ON A HORSE CALLED SPARK PIUG - QUEER PESPLE, [DS BUT THE PAPERS ALL SAY We | P o 1 lg | TIME EACH WEEK - - Now ALLYOU HAVE TODO IS SPEAK ! §WE L\ CALL A CERTAIN [ catures Syn licate, Ina. Great Britain nghts reserved mit a pric and make PR RIS | T T e 5 e v “WHO'S WHO | R A ket Wcalber Condihom As Recorded by tlleU S. | e ')l)u "lus ISI“".d“ i Ein g B4 S IR | 3 A\D fl HI Rl‘l HFAmBANKs THEATRE ! we“l’:‘_’_fl"““ ALASKA STEAM THC ANCIENT MAR!NER' LVC"US ;:,,_._E'JEERTV TON'GHT:. W. G. Hellan is i Samuel lor Coleridge | Juneau on the MUt ‘ To 6PEN JULY THIRD| Ahording. Kbl munswakemont 4 Porecast for Junean vmd vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. todey: | i Peaan tUin tonight and possibly Saturday; gentle variable winds concrete LOCAL DATA LAUNDRY PHONE 15 :ws-Miner, the new 4 steel theatre at th a_pussenger for| eamer Mnmml.n! #tle at 9 o'clock | fluent 1 of “The Rime|Which sailed from peuned th Tl tieacil) peaped Bk IM sis Tadrnine. He i iBitnig. aftor built by Capt. A, { Barom. Temp. Homidity ™#iad Velocity Weather | LOCAL CHAMBER' RESOLVES Sy e L s immortal { purchasing stock for his 8 l'..;" Sprus "."'i‘. it y..3002 4 84 SE 8 Rain I DOUGLAS WELFARE PROJECTS | joem would be v s new store here. R 2 e featre onl 4 & 1. tifuy.... 308 388 95 E 5 Rain | : . h”.”h .“"\\”x:r‘ »l..nw.lx |x|‘l'l‘|‘]l‘““|1!,'xli‘l Of ‘whish the hew ane wiljji# fica today....3086 44 78 SE 11 Rain iy gab Sl & aHbAE il o i bo built, has been closed and will S T B " 2t medium of today—tho silver| Mra. John I ailed from Se | be torn down. i CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS - <hown at the Lih-|attla on the Alameda this| 2 L VESTERDAY | TODAY | noted di-| morning C. & D. LuX-SHU-RI KNIT Highest 8 po. | Lowest 8 8 am. Preclp. Sam. | ved i | C. I'. Bussin Phone 4623, adv, | "' Velocity 24 hrs, Weather 4l ? v | - e femp.s temp. | temp. t I‘uu for to one 3 12 0 Pt Clay ichievements « WEL vefnin LI abOut e Aimquist tress your Suft. W Jiethel 10 " N M fettiond Il and deliver. Phone 5.8 Soaah modern sequenee | Oscar l|n|| local 1 % euns of Admiral Rog: ht foi ) 8 A desira (o soe the schioo) Iilding | ducing th hily Tyt handiod RS i .IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllI|IIIIIIIII|IIIIIIII|. {uteh Martor Pt. placed in the hest of condition o]y guc to produc = Kodiak ety and comfort with the appro-! geygginment which is without E = | Cordova 4 priation secured from the wture! e Unsell, for several """“ ‘_ fe-s 'I‘ t ELI B £ Juncau 5 Remember our telephone number by the Chamber was also s5€d. | qar of (he scenario world, | might fo nroute to Lot | S £ Ketchikan 12 = axi That the bridge Project 18 1ot be-ijaoted to write i | Angeles, They will retumn o their | = TONI("T £ Prince Rupert 8 says Taxi Tad. ing allowed to lapse was -€videnced|or “The Ancient Mariner.” home in Anchorage in about & montl | Z » £ Ramonten 16 The wind fs dishgréeable. Many | by the teport made by Chairman g particularly difficult task 1 _ Prosident the TR s cattle 4 women shopping have found the | Gallwas of the bridge committee. |of (he fact that the story of Territorial L th LS Portland 4 1] et Asoi e Boai Nt sios of | - must be i keeping with the spirigfon the Adn \ I'HE ANCIENT San Francisco 2 * the Carlson Taxl a great help— | p. E. D. ENTERTAINING of the great classic used for the| Frnest Kirberger, local fur buyer N *—Less than 10 nme- alding them in saving time. | CHANNEL TONIGHT funrany sequence & Miss Uncell]left on the Admirel Rogers for MARINER - iy Courteous service—and the cost manner attle on a short husiness (rip. minug n wari D. M. Bothwell, the Optimo King thing in the)in Alaska, refurned home from short business trip to \nl\ on the Admiral Rogers last ni Sam Guyot, local )mrk(l returned Is small. done in o giperls The Douglas Volunteer Fire Entertaining calle partment in s the peop 15, nat th channel (o attend their Spring dance | wor, hul Ralph to be given in the atorium thisgq evening [ Pathecomedy, aking The Ice,” ¢ : n The hall presents - leh will o the comedy aftraction|home from Sitka on the Admiral ive and comfortable i on thi cnings program. A sconic | RRogers last night. ] it which 10| entitled and Representative W. L. Paul was a iven by the Department, pygho N passenger arriving in Juneaun last r 4 years, night on the Admiral Rogers from Sitka. with STAR CAST NOTR: Observations at Juneau, Prince Rupert, Edmonton, Seat- tle, Portland and San Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m.,, Jju- neau time. solves all mott's latest CARLSON'S TAXI Day and Night Servios Stand at Alsskan Hotel PHONE SINGLE 0 = The low pressure area noted yesterday south of Kodlak has sep- = arated and is giving way rapidly to two high pressure areas mow cen- = tral in British Columbia and in the ocean south of the Aleutian ALSO TWO REEL COMEDY BREAKING THE ICE NEWS OPENS THE SHOW lslands, Light precipitation has o‘:eurred in Eastern Alaska and west- ern Canada, and cloudy weather privails over nearly thé whole of Al- ka. ‘Temperature changes have b:eh unimportant. Conditions are r weather Sunday. et B R TR U e Deputy o) " "Max Humfrey, representing Hil sl Ay oo A 5 s ‘ g ohae nto “service to handle. tha Hl.. Rmiral Bait S for | mros. coftee, wis . passengeren- | U[IIANCHOOSONR AR RO Y crowd ‘from au. Betz Coliseury Keehikan, Ile will go from their t orchegtra will be on hand to furnish’ jjyder and return to Juneau next BERRY'S TAXI Careful and Efficient Service SINGER SERVICE their usual excellent music, month ] ——————— ———— The purchase of a Singer Electric Machine guarantees i ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE Artificial_flower pleces made te " P i Ry e SecE he : {| Closed Cadillac Cars — In-.m for Decoration Day, See Mrs inger: Bervive. overypiiete -, sexvane loipdmebio ly. de | PHONE 199 | Mrs. K. R Paykull was tha honor Sully 3 —adv partment stores and dealers in electrical supplies. Office Next to Gastinean Hotel H g b, o, . v LS ) Singer Shops are maintained for your convenience and — » Singer scwing machine experts are always at hand to cave for machines. —_— Boost Jllne('lt---NOt Prices Singer sewing machinees are sold We are busy and expect to be busier—BUT WE WILL NOT ( NOT_J ADVANCE PRICES— T A COFFEE SING Our large volume of business, modern shop, expert mechanics and ! . _BUTA FLAVO low overhead enables us to do your work at the very lowest cost. 1 We do not claim to do Cheap Plambing but GOOD PLUMBING CHEAP All Plumbing installed to comply with City of Juneau Plumbing Code—this code is not for the b it of the pluimaber but to protect the lieaith of you and your fami Promgpt Service—Day and Night " CovicH Auto SERVICE JUNEAU, ALASKA STAND AT THE ARCTIC Phone—Day, 444; Night, 444-2 rings Only by ‘R SEWING MACHINE CO., Inc. at Singer Shops in Every City Sold on monthly 5 rented by the \yments m . mo: ~all makes re 1 Seward Street Juneau, Alaska n MILLER’S TAXI Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska A 4v- ' 4 | CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS See our Shows Rcoms with the Largest Display of Plumbing rR YL BR UH]V CO.’MP‘4NY J oo ) \ § 3 i ! D TGN A Rl TS A SE N S Fixtures in Alaska ! o | —m | e S s | TN Home of Delicious Hams and Bacon l NOLAvIIVED,S CORNER l GEO. B. RICE ( | Mayflower Butte; 1 Egg e PLUMBING, HEATING PLANTS, OlL. BURNERS | Y y j T and Lggs P:g’r;' fihg%&andy ‘ ‘ 7 tell von in advance what job will cost™ H and Quality Meats | ox or Bulk | PHON B PHONE 34 - | e ————— ) 4 ‘ We Aim to Please " { || ROCKLAND HOTEL | . o | | Next to Elks’ Club | | | I | | | HOME COOKED MEALS ] Room and Board by Day, Week | or Month. Also transient meals. ! Under New Management | MRS. C. J. ROBINSON | GARBAGE -HAULED Two Deliveries Daily 10:30 ard 2:30 PHONE 38 At Last [ the poason will permit of gar- aen work. NOW is the time to plant hardy perennials and woody plants, It BEATS... asitSweeps asit Cleans Plants started indoors should not be set out until about May 15. We have some 4 SHRUBS TREES. ROSES and a general line of HARDY PLANTS SEATTLE FUR EXCHAN( _ JUNEAU FLORISTS SEATTILE US Greenliouse—Phone 984 Store—Phone 311 ’ CANNED GOODS Giovanetti’s i OUR WORK IS OUR BEST b ADVERTISEMENT CAPITOL DYE WORKS c. ll.ldncr—?rohnlonl Cleaner and Dyer—Phone 177 Every Month in the - Year! : ¥ | ! 1927 SALES DATES ' ‘ fa"‘gufz 31 |M'Dml#fimnm !'43 cal Sales Held on Request of Shippers Advance Made on Shipments When Requested Ti R FREE TRIAL FIRST Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. S e 4/0ld Papers for sale at The Empire Office]ciumm o re Empa o 0