The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 28, 1927, Page 6

T R SR ST P EERGAT 15 AR e e RS TR PR RS NS THE DAILY ALASKAEMHRE WPDNESDAY SEF’T 28 1927 e e THREE MONTHS |1g ‘ ‘ il SERLING ALASHz MARINE | Ty srpy ol | A 1 8 A G = ¢ i/ Southbunil IS GBMPLETED 3 . & Lv.Seattle Ar. Junelu Lv.Jubéin /- S5 ! : A : Oct.. 2 OQct. s At ‘ ! : i . ROGERS . g Oct. 9 Oct. - & S f K h i( d P b N ' ROGERS . ct. Oect. 23 Oct. pects 1o pick up a capacity carko|Supyey of Ketchikan an | : : 1 ‘ WATSON " Qul. Oct. 30 Nov. | Vst of 107 persons ! ! Juneau Pulp Timber ; y . - : : \ o R Ly o g DENSE FUG fp e Units Compleled ! S Theougn Hokets woid from Janesa to c.nfi- | Sty 4 3 . nia ports also to New York via Plnlml Cal 4 Admiral Watson due Sunday, | | Selection survey \\uxk with an Pll : - Y XIO}I!I:I‘) touln in cn:necuon with Dollar ‘Steam- A ¥ i 16 SUNAAY. | oineering party representing the | bomee & p Line also to the ORIENT via AMERICAN Ca t Slater SI\OWS Navi-| SCHEDULED SAILINGS Zellerbach and Cameron-Chandlar : S MAIL Lms 0‘» pt. Abli S £ | | Alaska scheduled to sail from'' |interests, J. P. Williams, - Lan¢ % P R il BN 1 gation ility—team- Seattle Oct. 1. @xaminer of the U. §. Foresi : - 3 3 . Phone gcx Here Last Night Aleutian _ scheduled to sail | [Service returned home last ngiht THE EMPIRE | FOR RENT ! DOUGLAS - FOLKS x GUY L. SMITH, Agent, Phone 18,Douglas,Alaska I e S from Seattle Oct. 8. from Ketchikan where the survey IS THE MEDIUM = e TR, T ! e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS | |was completed. All of the pulp ;*‘fiefingTBPME.‘,’:::““"j'm'“";";fd PLEASE TAKE PACIF(C COASTWISE SERVIC Encountering a fog so dens:| | Princess Louise southbound | | timber aregs in the Juneau and Through which the general Gold. Phone 602 that nothing could be seen 75 7 a. m. LOMOrrow. Ketchikan unils were covered by | public can always have its|| : s A — NOTICE Ihe ADMIRA', 'NE faet in front of the bow, Capt Admiral Evans due southbound . |the y. || wants supplied. FOR RENT — 4 room furnished A. Slater brought the Canadian about Friday night. Zellerbach and Cameron Closing time for classified|| house. Phone 3 it Pacific steamer Princess Louise | | yikon southbound about Oct. | | Chandler interests were represeni | | advertisements: 2 P. M. | il H. F. ALEXANDER, President into port last night at 8:30 o 5. {ed by W. J. Frost, Don Meldrum | oioging time for display ad-| |[FOR RENT—One large and one| SPECIAL FERRY LEAVES . glock, operating under slow bell LOCAL SAILINGS and N. R. Edmundson, all en-| yyrtigements: 11 A. M. | small furnished .ipartment. Ap- #ntl continually blow v""vh',;‘.!‘f"r',f'; Margnita scheduled to leave | |Plovees of the / iausely, Eapan Ten cents per line first in- ply MacKinnon Apts. [UNEAU FOR DOUGLAS AT at one minute intervals. The fog for Sitka and way ports at | | cOmPany. The urvey vas into at the entrance of : ade co-ope ; by the | Sertion. - - ' AL was T nio.ai the entranco of | o Sitka and way ports t | |3 baie "poperaiively by the |serton 0 o ey om| ! P. M. BETURNING T0 4 ’ Gastineau channel, off Point Ar- two groups who bid in the Ketch-| room apt. Apply R. P. Nelson. | I | den, a regular bank that could be Sails for Skagway every | |ikan and Juneau pulp timber units| | sequent insertion. e 2 ' ! FOR RENT—2 nicely furnishea| °UNEAU AT 7:15 P, M. STEAMSHIP COMPANY i | [ | i | seen several miles south, Thel | Sunday at 11 p. m. and the Forest Service. Their re-| Count five average words (o i | | | | | | liately slowed ils tor Chicbagot ! led id | steamer was immediately slowed Yirginia IV sails for cbago perts will be compiled as idly 1 | the line. rooms. Hot an ol § down and fog navigation resorted and way ports at 6 o'alxck | [as possible so that ths huvl an| | Minimum charge, 50 Sents. : water. With ordwtfléu:u:ox::u! iffective September 28, 29, SAFETY—SERVICE—SPEED select the areas from each unit| il ; :-,“;r}; Wed:t-mlfly night. Fn: e e i cokd @| 210 Main St between 2nd and| 30 and October 1, 1927. I SAILING SCHEDULE atham Straits “route at { {y, ve of pulp and paper will b»| FOR SALE | 8o Dus Japess .. Shs "“'“" 100. Anchors made ready to drop in case of emergency. Capt, Slater was on the bridge and received congratulations from all passen- gers for his skillful navigating, 10 o'clock every Saturday | bt logged. Boat— Ly.Seattle Northbound Southbouwd night. || No detalled cruising was under-| ™ FOR RENT — feasonable, ood . ALASKA ... Sept. Sept. 13 Sept. 252 when he docked. Fee M| (aken by the party, Mr. Williams FOR SALE—Professional drum-| mModern house In Douglas. Guy|Juneau Ferry & Naviga-| aLnuran St Se::t‘ %o s,:t é‘: The Princess Louise had 2! TR . |said. The survey included a gen:| ming outfit, including bass| Smith. | fon T il yukon 3 3 ool S passengers aboard when reachin: Tl])ES '](,\IORROW eral study of timber stands, log-| drum, snare drums, traps and| ‘———-—-—— | tion Company 1 : Bept. 27 ot = here, the following for Juneau: ) p o g "¢ 4na m 5.0 fect|Ing chances, facilities for tran-| one three and one-half octave FOR RENT —. wurnished rooms|— | ALASKA ; Oct. 4 Oct. 1%~ Elmer A. Friend, Alice Murphy | ygioy o0 {4 15.2 fect | sporting, towing costs, and other| Degan Marimbaphone. See| for men; well heated; reason- 3 ALEUTIAN 3 Oct. 11 Oct. 19 Mrs.” Wellman Hnlhruu}(. Hans | 7o fide 9 p.m 0.2 feet | elements entering into the ecor nn Oakes, A. J. Dock. able. Apply Hellan's Phar- o 1 YUKON . g 5 Oct. 18 Oct. “" Walfram and J. G. McCrea. The fypoy g0 9037 m. 16.1 fect | omical cutting of timber and log | — AT TR W 10 | Seattle Fruit and § Ports of Call: Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Cordova, = remainder of the passengers were % 9 delivery to manufacturing sites. FOR SALE—Remington typewrlt- i ising will| _er, condition, at Mrs. Produce Co.' i Valdez, Latouche, Seward for Skagway, the majority for the A M]RAI AR The detailed (imber cruising will good |FOR RENT — Single room with} interior, 11 for the Mayo districi D WATSON be done by the manufacturers on Baker’'s Beauty Shop. { private family. Phone 1395. Fresh Fruit and Veretabies Ww. E NOWELL, AGENT JUNEAU, PHONE 2 The Princess Louise had 170 IS ENROUTE NORT"[I“‘“" individual areas after the | -———— 5 | A o 2 Wholesale and Retail e v tons of freight aboard for Skag 41| selection has been made. FOR SALE—Gas boat, 40 ft., 25 FOR RENT—Space in Cable og.!! Out of town orders glven L. W. KILBURN, AGENT DOUGLAS, PHONE 435 way, Whitehorse and Dawson The engineers making the sur- h.p. engine. Good condition.| fice Building, suitable for of- [ special attention She sailed at 10:30 o'clock last SEATTLE, Sept. 28.--Steamer|yvey with Mr. Williams remained Bargain for cash. Phone 374. fice or salesroom. Apply Pacific might and is due to return early | Admiral Watson sailed for Al-|{at Kete! to complete som~ e v g s | Coast Coal Co. office. I tomorrow morning for the south.|aska ports at 10 o'clo this| minor investigations which could |{FOR SALE—4 room house with! - This is the last trip of thejmorning with 24 passengers, thelnot be hed earlier in the| bath $1,000. Phone 682. |CLIFF apts, 1, 2 and 3 room| FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE Princess Louise to Alaska this|following for Juneau: H. L. year. They arc expected o 20| -—m — oo P dsta. 1 8 A § soum GARBAGE < gl R s b o _season and upon return to Vau-|Faulkner, H. T Lucas and wife.|gouth within a short time. FOR SALE—bulck Six Bug, A.1| furnished Apts. onc 209, i i - *couver will be placed on the dry-|Mrs. ( , M. Fuhrman and - condition, new battery, new % £ = dock for bull scraping. She will|wife, A, . Boone, H. Wheeler, VIRGINIA IV ARFNVES tires. Cheap. See Tip Oneel,| SFAVIEW™ APTS. —1-2-3 Room| H 4 IED ANADIAN PRINCESS LOUISE—Sept. 20 3 then be placed on the triangular| L. J. Herb, M. 8. Gregory, J. D.| - % Apartment. Fully Furnished. | PACIFIC = run, Vancouver, Victoria and Se-|Murphy, Alex Forbes and 0| mno virginia Iv, Capt, Mate| _COnnoTs Garage or Phone 8301 bogh ang ot water fncluded.| ACIFIC PRINCESS ALICE—Oct. 11, 22, Nov. 1. fll”e'v, “'“1‘1 t(;‘fli'l- fi“‘"’rri"; bt bicgid | Nordness, arrived in port from PIANOS, Victor Latest Phono-| All apts. mewly painted and AND LOT CLEANING :’tl:::.ts.;% .(:I:n r;om lllvEnlsternnpo:ntl of I‘j:‘“‘ mand and by e el e ham Straits at midnight y. graphs and Records for salel renovated throughout. Also| G. A. GETCHELL, ada — Various Routes — 1 aboard the steamer. HALIBUT PRICES ay with W Nowell and W and rent. Expert Piano and furnkshed cabins $5.00 per Phone 109 or 149 Stopovers. ‘W. L. COATES, Agent. RN mm— | E. Dunkle from Funter Bay and CAO HERE wn’H | SEATTLE, Sept. 28. — Halibu{R Simenoff from Baranoft. A| Fnonosraph Tuning, Repalring, JORAR: CURA A sold at an average of 12% “,,;)‘m"uh trip W reported, and tha Musical Goods. Mail orders fill- n CARGO FOR CHANNEL (!0 cents followmg the arrival of|jpa( was to buek strome| ©d. Anderson Music Shoppe.| LOST AND FOUND oy o L0 ko ey | Kpnos. [tothis fo:aa b iy BHGSS 0 FOUND Thiyie oii | ikl - o , | halibut and 1,0 pounds of sablo. | grajts. - ST TR b L NIT{‘e Curacao, (‘a‘"_' AI W. TR Straits Dk FasRa | FOR SALE — 100 ft. frontage| watch Owner may have same EXTRA FANCY RESEOn,; . SEFivec | WL JUneat!. PRINCE RUPERT Sep: | Qasti Ave. This property| by paying for this ad. Partridge from the South at 7:30 o'clock| sef RN 'y RUEERT, B...0. Bep:. EVANS FRIDAY b kool kgt by _propery Apts, No. 1, §th and E Streets, throughout the year operates regular passenger and tnil R rdds mornina, ‘She had 200 28.—Sixty-two thousand pounds o s can be bought very cheap and ¢ 2 > 4 train service from Seward on the Coast to Fairbanks in t fons of Ladysmith coal for the|halibut sold at ithe rf‘f:)‘fl‘?‘['lz The Admiral Evans, Capt. S.| on easy terms if desired. Ap-|i (ST OR STRAYED — Female! Cannln Interior, and over the Chickaloon and nika branches: Pacific Coast Coal Company, 96|PHCes 'Ammli..n 7 to 16.60, Can-|y @ilge, is due to arrive here | ply Barney Rosselle. Boston bull pup. Phone 1303. During the winter months there are twol passenger trains- fons for Dotglas and 100 mm‘(ulmn 6 to 15.10 cents. llpr' ; ..igmr.,“ her l“..]} go“r::\ ; WA_NTED > 7 9!;}! way, weekly, betweem Seward and Fairbanks, For time- of miscellaneous cargo for the| e Y e jbound, according to local agents| P tables and other information inquire of any steamship or Admiral Line wharf and the Ju- |°‘_’l-:NA :’)‘fE T°';"°1RR<3\‘1N | Bl atternoon. : ears ralircad agent, or write = Cold Storage Company Freighter Oduna, of the Alaska - D | . : s the southBousinyasase the| Steamship Company, is due to Magill, prominent Cook, "")"“‘u““sh‘;:‘“‘:xfin;' ‘:fl"l::)’m‘:“’;:- i ) A i ! Dept. of the Interior B Wil esll nt ‘weveral ettt A e DR nu.m‘lnl t cannery Gperator, is a pas.(Such a8 shi fmcavl kaltominteh $3.50 a.box THE ALASKA RAILROAD Chatham Straits ports for salt ot 8 o'clock. The Oduna has | senger on the Aleutian for Se-| | carpente: e o py ” (Mt. McKi Park 4 herring, oil uml meal and ex- cc nd lumhm (m this port. |attle, after a successful season. 12003, Henry Gorham. —adv. s s nxu.ley Route) Arriving next Wednes- i Motorship Margnita The official Mailboat of the Juneau and Sitka R. P. 0. ’luu;&ht City Dock every Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock direct to F@u Bay, Hawk Inlet, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hoonch, Chichagof, Sitkagnd S’wanwn Way Ports. Returning via Warm Springs Ba,, Killisnoo, 'l‘illéfl. Hoonah. Leaves every Sunday night at 11 o’clock for Hained #nd Oul' Pastries are made Bms. Skagway, starting September 4. Rettirning leaves Skagway Mon- day night at 7 o’clock. of best materials— PHONE 917 A. F. McKINNON, Agent, Beliable Transter Co, Phone 189 that's why they're best! : COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION €O S 8 NS ) JUNEAU BAKERY | MISCELLANEGDS : ST P, ST—Come and have your A O e ALMIRS Gy Tim Sime Hane.k THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS SYERY BAYL) || e tuture forciola. 303 Proa | TH E GASTI NE A U Street. Reward. day—order now. ——— FAIR AND SQUARE T e " Batling trom Juneau :m% Tl-m folks who relentlessly 5 CHICHAGOF ROUTE: ! pursue your . pocketbook - ; Every Wednesday at'§ P. M. for Port Althorp, Apex-El Nida;: J b ¥ f TRENG H ] - il SO a0 3 Hirst-Chichagot, Chichagof ahd way ports: Funter Bay, REs It J O”q m - ee 5 GT s - ..k I::tch:en:f;:;g'o:l:::rmm?:fl cursion Inlet, Gustavus, Hoonah, Lemesurier Island, ‘Ifish: 4 ; ‘ 3 ‘:'};ad. 8. Our method of e {|. 1sian4, Soapstone Radio, Hogan Island and returs. i = A upplying yeu with the choic- ap Y h The flavor of vanilla is really a bouquet of ‘many essences - - not all of BEITISE pure foois ‘st conslats Ao g i A 2 % g g t prices is finding fav ‘ which occur in every single vanilla bean. The vanilla beans which . b BEIRMRE SR anof (Warm Springs), Tyee, and way ports: Red Biu 3 Port Herbert, Port Walter, Port Armstrong, Port ConclusioS,;= have the highest content of the most delicate savors are rated --«' S : Port Alexander and return. and priced the highest. Prime No. 1 Mexican beans are top price’ ;‘.”-:":l;"‘;"; ’:;n:':"m e o === top grade >~ top flavor -+~ they contain the pleasing essences : tl:nt make Sclullin' Vanilla 80 delighting --- so free from raw ’ pungoncy_ su. essences that do not fade in baking or freezing