The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 2, 1927, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG I MoPe The TOATS ™ (DEA OF PRdE OF FE oo davs A SUEL RIG. DAUNCEY BARMEY USED & faAKE HIS Ont SuT | Pk M FIT EVERY OCCATION | QUE IR SO NOW = vinkis Tt JueT Lke Taat ! OCCASION T m‘ 1M GOING | suT 3 Down Town For REFORE TESE PALMY DAYS | HE USED To GO To BED = UHILE Tie PANTS.PRESSER |If / / g = : ] D0 WS STUFF =ROW as ; R = R L % i fl Do NoT pur up WARDROBE 1S S0 EXEnSNE |/ "t 2 t i o A A ? { W WITH MR. FRET - - |HE DOESNT WEAR A~ |, & REY j 4 y \ S SEND USYoUR CLOTHES |SUT LONG ENOUGH / / 4 > (I e / = AN : ‘ ® AND MAKE RIM "GET". g |75 coou ore Toe 1! ! \({ & 7 g A : ¢ HANGER. | o y g LO women do a lot be washing and ironin ir own delicate garment Drive Mr. Fret from the house and ask us to call. We will render you L & s MARYMND AUTO[ST WALMSIEEEYNTPOOQ::':(OEN,OSVEEETT .' 18 | s l'r‘j\‘l‘l Imi:: - 2 LS ", s Helen Gray left on the steam-| a ourteous, satisfactory rincess Alice this morning for| f service. mlgl(ls Isla",(l WANTS TO DR[VE, H. G. Waimsiéy, left on the Prin \ Juneat Walmsle She will|the south enroute )te hor home in Hkas Albse, Sdn Tiars for Seattle i ) » will leave about|v e > zoing Montana where she will visit during , RIGHT TO ALASKA|smnec e nt heon transterred from 1 o join Mr. Walmsley i Se-| S : ‘ all| the summer. with' Hor - parents, ana ALASKA STEAM & {ogst agent ot thty . 1 they will make their|v and Ca will glso e a home economics| UN Ne.vs Down in Maryland is a disappoint.| Company, in Juneau, X future home, P g, <o course in Montana State College. | LA DRY ed motorist. He contemplated. driving|representative of the sam - {0CSE PICNIC Sha will retugn to Juneau in the fall} PHONE 15 to Alnska’ it Shtomitr akd Howléh Seattis, rtifieial Flowers made to ord anual Plenic, Sunday,!to take up her dutiés in the Junsaa| e N I v Waltisley. lins doen- in Juneat | Ms 3 v.| 3 2234y, | Public School. T T T AT Ty YOUNG DOUGLAS COUPLE the highways of the Northwest are| =~ "~ "~ ’ i f s 5 ARE MARRIED, JUNEAU |being developed rapidly, it is con- - . AUTOS FOR HIRE e sidered certain that eonsiderable time | The marriage of Miss Lila Ham-|will eclapse before the highway (o . mock and Howard Hewitt, well Point Barrow will be completed. known young people of Douglas, was This motorist wrote to the Auto- [ . p . 3 consumated yesterday afternoon by mobile Club, in one of the large e / 2 o5k K| 5 SoL U. 8. Comm er Frank A. Boyle|western cities, agking for information in Juneau. regarding the trans-Alaska highway. The bride is the only daughter of{He wrote that -he had heard of a o ‘ . Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hammock, who!tourist driving from Mexico to Alaska 9 have been residents of Douglas since |and wanted to do it _himself. The 5 el last year, when they came|club repiied that the ~Alaska route dge, Colorado, where they | was not yot ready for traval and resided for a number of years.|that the arterial highway to the . groom is the youngest son of | North Pole would not be completed s. Ada Hewilt, one of the pioneer|for some me to come. women of Douglas. He was born in T e el < Rl Rty d | Mrs. Grover C. Winn and three :;‘;‘:f"‘” and has resided here sinoef il "l Tor! Bettld on the Pri ° bers of the Sophomore of the l')mn-‘ Bioin. £ Bt 5 g RN glas High school last year and Were| s e e——— o Lol it among the most popular of the FL I e younger set of the town. They ex- drops. and complain! pect to make their home in Juneau AI ASKA hl d d R 8 R e ha Sravent muh Have Takon apart 4 Matchless endurance under o ‘ o in comfort—th ment at the Seaview. A & o e & S GRILL sustamec! speed enabled Big Six ' |0 AT - Carlson’s Taxi and The regular meeting of the Dou- (Formerly Mabry’s C‘[e) to eStabllSh ten world records’ R f .‘ ? A"‘l’"l“"”‘ 3 o glas Fire Department will be held hi ening. Matters of al im- And here is TO0J O thTi y ; AL . e Stand 2310k ol oriangs Wil Ha" b aterokt. tb- tke STANLEY CONCIEL, broof of fey \ 4 P Riadast Chrage members. Prop. i g'as mileage. Y - P | Phones Single 0 and 314 MOSES TO VISIT DAUGHTER 3 € 5 Henry Moses, fur dealer, well The B(?Sl l’lacc : § y) v known throughout the Territory, who | to Eat 4 y < BERRY’S TAXI went south on the Queen, will visit ! A i Careful and Efficient Service ith - his. daughter, .Mrs. _Greta Har- - 3 nea i ” * ruuln |‘1| Seattle flior two months be- w ]u o . £ i : / Closed Cnddlac Cars fore returning to Juneau. o i s 3 o ' : ' ‘ : ‘ PHONE 199 LET Aimquist rress your Suit. Wo PRIVA’IE I:OXES | 7 / / ‘Ofice Next to Gastineau Hotel call and deliver. Phone 528. it Lat S, Wi e : 3 3 v Ssiier | é Wi ' “ j " Prompt Service—Day and Night ] ' ‘ - & S : i Covicn Auto SERvVICE W ew! , - / JUNEAU, ALASKA : f R | ' STAND AT THE ARCTIC FEED YOUR FURNACE A FEW - Phone—Day, 444; Night, Diamond Briquets i ' / 4143 ringy And yow'll chase the chill out of your house in > § - 7 a Jifty. Incomparable for radiant warmth in a | : e —_— fireplace. Try them: yow'll find I\HLLER'S TAXI They'm Hot s Phone 183 Juneau, Aluska PACIFIC COAST COALCO. | == J (< . e LT A e e | Day and Night Service . PHONE 485 First—5000 miles in 4909 minutes—the fastest the world of equal or greater rated horsepower. BLUE BIRD TAXI going for the greatest distance of any enclosed car > ¥ SHORTY GRAHAM in the world orany strictly stock car,openorclosed. There is a sound basis for the statement that The Stand at Bill's Barber Shop i Commander is “the greatest post-war achievement e Next, in 33 nation-wide hill-climbing contests, in automotive engineering.” & e v The Comma{nc:‘er demonstl:altlcd ih}t‘hrilling power i 1 . ¥ 2 Lo over some of the steepest hills in the country. e feat of covering 5000 continuous miles in less Q) Mnyfl"“ cr Butter and Lgzs tkanhiofio consf;utive mim;‘tesf me‘;elv 'glramntized Nl’(l)g:}ll\l\l) ;Tlfllloclifigg‘ . A 1, § ! the thrilling performance, the freedom from repair WHI and Quality Meats 17% miles per gallon! expense, the peace of mind and economy which None Better—Box or Bulk ¢ Andnow—in 61 tests held all over the United States, all owners of this plus-powered car enjoy. CARLSON’S TAXI SERVICE We Aim to Pleas The Commanderdelivered anaver- A e Aun ane age of 17% miles per gallon of gaso- Drive The Commander i o e P TS s line! In every instance the carbu- Harry Hartz wired us after yourself! [? retor was drained and connected to setting 10 world records 5 % GA RBAGE Two Deliverier ihily .an accurately measured one-g:}ll;\ln in The Commander: g‘fl E’Jhlm:i tl:e whe'e!, a;ep on the : Sy 3 # tainer. Each test “Based i drivi rottle and step out in front—try 10:30 ard 2:30 I nONE 38 e 2f‘?¢k:; by mgmezlu‘;ag&l;:[: u\; my ,mflz"iflim "Come it in traffic for flexible handling H A_ ULED 3 newspaper representatives. nmnd;rflnd-'n"wkin the recent —or level out the atee_g_elt ills. A e e e Rt et ateta | e B SRSt b S b e v Any gait of travel' suits The Com- AND LOT CLEARING R TN B R And remember, this average of | mander sricily sock model it mn';::’lft Soemers in‘-otmflvd:o G. A. Getchell, Phone 109 or 149 b 17Y% miles per gallon was made by ny opinion that it will matetie R B -aceeicmior; GO the A - H OWdy F OlkS? i a Big Six equaled in rated horsc- Sl “,:l, ";’.‘..”.I'r’."m'.';é',‘?.'fn”i f,‘"‘l: of its pobitivemchiig 4 Wieel e ! b | o8 ’pg’wcr by only ;evi‘n other A;ncr- nh:umd\ly,aa(‘li’ a:! Tess exbense per i el PNy BV De Boss told me' te, ; ‘féan cars—and they cost from 7 travel for gasoline, oil 120 g reg) SPECIAL SAL down hers 16 m. .ll; $4,000 to $10,000!' No wonder the ::‘fo::o”;’“f,"" “"“""z‘g::l"";f‘:l;“gl‘ An exact duplicate of the cham- ' SALE dat when yuh get tra i ., Studebaker Big Six outsells the o el g pion Commander is readyand wait- on chewin’ de rag to come on ; “combined total of all other cars in ing for you. Come in today! ~ 4 T CANNED GOODS down to de Rbodes’ Cafe i 3 s el tat Twen Commander Sedam, $1585; Crmmander Victori, 81575 (roadcloth ubholsery, $164%) Commander Coupe 1545; (with rmble sear, $1645) ».» - All prices f. o.b. faictory, includi s arobiers e sure got de good eats. it s iy el A B A2 g 5. st 5 - 'ron! e L4 ., airts with Premkii Giovanetti’s GROCERY, 41§ THE ALASKA RAILROAD ) Juneau MOtOl’S, Inc. = throughout the year operates regutar patsszger and freight train JUNEAU, ALASKA 0 PHONE 30 service from Baward on the Coast to Fairbanks in the Interior, and over the Chickaloon and Chstsnika branches. During ‘the winter months thefe.are two passenger trains each way, weekly, ¢ - between Seward and FairBanks. For timetables and other in- - formation inquire of any steamship or rallroad agent, or write | Dept. of the Imterior R 5 | y THE ALASKA RAILROAD (Mt. McKinley Park Ronte) FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY Home of Delicious Hams aud Bacon This is a Studebaker Year