The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1928, Page 6

Y : < Sfm///vodmsm R 1SNT CHARLEY'S CHOW Regurarly end Dependat Ty | HuLLo Pup! i || PRECIOWS, PAT v—— HE CAN ALMOST J 7 r ) : ) NICE DOGeIE! | / 3 TALK! 4 Southbound 5 ] Lv.Seattle Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau WATSON Jan. § ROGERS . Jan. 4 ROGERS . . Jan. Jan. 18 WATSON . Jan. Feb. 4 ROGERS . an, Jan. Feb. 1 Round Trip Reduced Fares now in effect, Juneau to Seattle and return, $73.50. Also reduced rates to California and return. Througn tickets sold from Juneau to Califor- nia ports also to New York via Panama Canal. Reservations and information on ROUND THE WORLD tours in connection with Dollar Steam- ship Line also to the ORIENT via AMERICAN MAIL LINE. BRICE H. HOWARD, Agent, Phone 4 GUY L. SMITH, Agent, Phone 18,Douglas,Alaska PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE The ADMIRAL LINE H. F. ALEXANDER, President LIVINGSTUN T _ - EXONERATED | S ¥ T AN ALASKA . e i - STEAMSHIP COMPANY C ommander of Northwest- S > § 4 SAFETY—SERVICE—SPEED ern'Is Not Blamed for S\ AN : SAILING SCHEDULE 2 s aly N 3 Due Juneau Due Juneau T Recent Disaster Y Boat— Lv.Seattle Northbuund Southbound A : SALAMEDA " . SEATTLE, Jan. 20—Exonerat- ALASKA g ;“"' 1? :fln ;: ing Capt. Jock Livingston, com- - = g ALAMEDA — b mander of the steamer Northwest- = : Jan. 29 Feb. & orn when the vessel ran aground ALASKA g Feb. 17 Feb. 14 in a blinding blizzard off Cape - i YUKON . k Feb. 14 Feb. 21 Mudge on December 11, the ALAMEDA 3 Feb. 21 Feb. 28 United & '3 Steamboat Inspar- TOCEEEIE Y SEERRSIE LIS *—Calls at Peterqhurg tors, Ames and Short, have an- s Reduced Rates, Round Trip, Junoau to Seattle FOR SALE nounced their findings. THE EMPIRE FERRY TIME CARD and return—$73.5 Wrecking of the Northwestern, - ~ G i the inspectors said, was due to no 18 THE MEDIUM |FOR SALE—Baby buggy; baby W. B. NOWELL, AGENT Jmm rxom?. 2 | 8 fault on the parc of uny ofticer| | Through which the gemera|| fled: baby bed. Very reason- | Leaves Juncan tor lougles and L. 'W. KILUBRN, AGENT DOUGLAS, PHONE 77 aboard the craft, adverse weather| | public can always have its f‘"lf it taken at once. Phone | 8:15a.m *4.00p.m. conditions making it impossibic | | wants supplied. 3364 o7:15a.m. 6:16p.m. to avoid the accident. Closing time for classifled | | or SAT Heaters ana roal oll o:15am.t $7:30p.m. SALE—Heaters g :15a.m. :30p.m. : . Libiexaidn Was: aboard 4B “"éf::::i'"f.’::: rtrrpdi‘utlly a.|| ramees table, ete. Phone 556 12:30pm.t 9:40p.m, : FOR PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE pter Denali, in port last| | vertisements: 11 A. e :-:gg':-' ”;‘l‘ koo LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHBOUND week, bound to the westward. ffe Ten cents per “ng flr![ in- SALE — Velour couch and was placed in command of fhel | sertion. threa: fold séreen. Rustiard . oeves UZEs ‘onr 6‘;“;;1::“ .DN'F"‘ PRINCESS MARY—Jan. 17, 31, Feb. 14, 28 freighter for.the winter months. Five cents for continavas sub- Phone 309 St ; PAILs Reduced Round Trip Fares following the wrecking of the| | sequent insertion. S 9:30a.m.t Fickets to and from a1l Eastern points of United Northwestern. Many friends of Count five average words to| |BARG — Plano for sale ‘"' . 9:55 : tates and Canada — V: F e the mariner in Juneau will 1| | the line, first class condition. Phone 505. 1§;:§g-::' Bl ety da w“xl:lm(‘:!ogguzts"“,:‘éh"“ pleased to learn of his exoneri-| | Minimum charge, 59 cents, Address 417 Harris St. 3:30pm.t $1:065a.m. tion. He is ome of the oldest FOR QALE—fLurge llhrary table t—Freight will be accepted. ———————————————————— | and heater. Phone 2451. $—Saturdays only. — | FORRENT __[mn s, e 59 huesn Fery & Novgsl| THE ALASKA RAILROAD B s ey mnere ren | sedan. | | | i navigators in Southeastern Ala: kan waters. FOR RENT—5 room house, part- — | fign Company throughout the year operates reg\lhr passenger and freight NORTHBOUND Admiral Watson due Saturday night or Supday morning. SCHEDULED SAILINGS Admiral Rogers scheduled to | | 1y furnished. Phcne 4702. FOR SALE—>maii cabin on Wil-}________ train service from Seward on the Coast to Fairbanks in the | - loughby. 22 ft. gas hoat. Bathg s i el Interior, and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika branches. | FOR RENT—Two furnished (0‘"1 tub and toilet and wash basin, | During the winter months there are two passenger trains ) each way, weekly, between Seward and Falrbanks. For tim :orétoxfiénsxnf:fi? g FmE ALARM CALLS tables and athar'lnhmnlo- inquire of any steamship :; d | |[FOR RENT — Fully furnished ralircad sgent, or write E . 25 1 = oo | | 1.3 Third and Franklin. 401 fom REMHo IR 00 o | apartments, single or dodble.|PIANGS, Fictor Latest Phono-| |14 Front and Prankiin. Dept. of the Intetior | Al P led i ewly painted. Baths and/ ho! graphs and Records for sale Front, near Ferry Wey. | ;::“dasc:fgidu,:n 2‘1? n:‘e) i water furnished. Furnished| and rent. Expert Pfano and Front, ovp. Film Exchange. THE AIAASmKA RAILROAD gl i i | cabins $5.00 per month. Apply| Phonograph Tuming, Repairing. Front, opp. City Whart. (Mt. MoKidley Park I.nb) Princess 'Mary !'schidduled to Beaview Apts. JGH 1 Musical Goods. Mall orders fill- | g:’g:“n Hew Lo - oo Anchorags b . Alaska _J - L > & b 1 or? ou, ‘of —A—M k e e sail from Vancowver Jan. 26 ed. Anderson Music Shoppe. B e ot Oale Hara The 58-foot halibut sehgons#’ Tatobsh, Capt. Chris Martinsén, FURNISHED and unfurnished| phone 143. oughby, opp. at 9 p. m. emerged from the stormy 1027 halibut season with sh s of $3,700 ! ! Apts. and houses. 132 6th St.| ! SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS i 2 to the man; setting the high mark of the Kelehik "")“""' for ;’“‘ Alaska due southbound about | {FOR RENT—Comfortable furn- MISCELLANEOUS year. The above picture, courte ie Ketchikan Sunday| | . 24, | ished apartment. Apply Nugget .__...‘___—__r( Chronicle, shows the Tatoosh with s embers of the| ' LOCAL SAILINGS i| shop. P ST—Lome and have youl fortune told from your hand. c e appeared s after the ciose of the halibut s2 .| | Margnita scheduled to leave Brew as she appes ‘,m], ,hmflj 3 %‘x .,\7‘ o .r” ,,,‘,‘ l‘u-]-“h n : h‘;g“sl:kn and Wity ports “l FOR REN1—Nicely furnished; Work, business, marriage and TIDES ToMoRRnw | | 8 o'clock Wednesday night. one large, two small apart-| the future foretold. 302 Front | Steamer Movements | | | room apts. R. P. Nelson. fktaéa Front and Seward. Front and Maln. M Second and Main. owrs M ar Fifth and Séeward. The official Mallboat of the Junesu and Bltn R. P. O. leaves tre e tall. 22 \awa Way. | | City Dock every Wedaesday evening at 8 o'clock direct to Funter Second and Gold. ‘| | Bay, Hiwk Inlet, Killisnoo, Tendakes, Hoonah, Chichagot, Sitks and Fourth and Harris. Way Ports. Returning via Warm Springs Ba,, Killisnoo, Tenakes, Fiftk and €old. Hoondh. ‘Leaves every Monddy mnight at 11 o'clock for Haities and Fifth and East. ’ Seventh and Gold. Skagway. lemm:g leaves Skagway Tuesday night at 7 'o’¢lock Fifth and Kennedy. A F. McKINNON, Agent, Reliable Transfer Co., Plions 149 TR U TR TS | i E 24 tor:| SEWARD COUPLE WEDS || Salla for Skagway overy || ments, reasonable rents. Per-| Sttest ; High tido..... A 10 feet | Monday at 11 p. m. b o ol : MASQUERADE sults for rent and Tow tide 14 feet) Mi Mary McConnell and| ! *'rainia IV sails for Chicbagof | | BORR AP | made to order. Mrs. B. Swarz- High tide . 11:50 a, i, 169 fect Leonard Hopkins, both well| | @ad way ports at 6 o'\ ek | {zoR RENT — Building suitable| _enberg. Phone 312 Douglas. Nhllth. back ulJDowar hAnm COASTWISE TRANSPORTA'ITON CO I known residents of Seward, were| | every Wednesday night. For | | g0 " cote (7 b cineas location. 3? rriagy Gl LB g |uu|»(|\ married in Anchor | Chatham Straits roite at || jpqeqly situated. Phone 182. ..-E - Niaih ana” Caikoun. Let me o your odd jobs. Phone|They will make their home | 10 o'clock every Baturday || __ . Seventh and Main, THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS 473, John Holler, Prop. kulvl d. | night. ) |CLIFF Apts, 1, 2 and 3 room Twelfth, at Northern L'dry. Al i 4 : e |B— —=| _furnished Apts. Phone 209. , i |45 Tras Soa Wflhuhby THE GASTINEAU COLD SHROUDS STAGE o ANTeD s ‘ . TEAMFROMDRIVER ON |-—————— = s | T OTSLANK OF ZVENT PASSENOEL.CARRTING BOAT lNTER-lOR YUKON RUN‘ ;'Ouk, would “keltlosltl'()n as 8 o | b / housekeeper or assistant in res- & ' - A Painless Permanent Wave || s v wove o ownorse wan| tnuvantc - can Sevton Anies| which he was unable to see on ac-| Room 12. Trederio’s Tita.Tonic count of cold weather, was re- t g . f AVE NE ; ] The New Frederic’s Yllfl Tonic Compound lated recently by Walter Scott,| VANTED — Girl to help with ) - b 1 the Anstoer veteran of 29 years experience, ‘n :‘e"r‘;”;““’;:' m?:’“’;;lm 51!” Gl;;:: the Dawson News. He is one of d. Ing g | B Meal Ticket dt Rhodé B L% o the stage drivers on the mail| Stein. | uy a Meal 1) et at it AT TERRELL 5—7351:).00 mut.u between Dawson and Whita- WANTED—Dressmaking and al- - - 2 Cnfe Yon “§e a Dollar on Rorse. terations. Work ‘in homes pre- 5 5 4 . Describing a recent trip north (d o trom Whitehorse to Dawson, Scott| oo Lrome 896 = 0 ¢ P eerless ; ] each one purchased. said: WANTED—AIl kinds of wild ani-| “It was so cold that from the! mals, birds, waterfowl. Give B k driver's seat I could not discern species, sex, age, shipping a ery R_HODES CAFE the four horses in front of me, so weight, lowest price. Rainbow Adverulml ATWAYS DA ) Yo * h % g1 T thick_was the steam from their| Ranch, Parkland, Washington.| 127 Front St Phone 222 the columns of The Empire nostrils. Jack Case, who came V3 to town with me wondered for a! : R g S MAIL BOAT AMERICA FIRST NORTHERN HOTEL AT Eaa A e SVRN hisariter: ,C,?A';Szfii‘géw Leaves every Wednesday, 1 p. m. from Junean, way points to ed as well, for sometimes the || Home i UR KAKE m per night and up; week horses were breasting snowdrifts | | SWEET PETE]’?SB G and AT m .hfi Ifl ‘I‘ 1 “m'w* “ t | which met thelr knees.” HOME ! ] HAHO'S MOTOR BOATS LINE ‘., One dollar in our bank is worth il R O fOR C“ARTER ¢ two in your pocket FAIR AND SQUARE 1 HEN Old Mother Hub- IF YOUR TIME 1S VALUABLE o boara Lat R s el Galpmet e 05 ¢ knew that love had flown. (13 T L] Banking By Mail will help you conserve it. ? tl:l::; w:rtc :;:y :no roo:::: 11: § VEN lut drop banking transactions in an envelope and address Home Sweet Home it would be a combination dining it to us. . You'L\ BIND WE and kitchen. Fill up l;::l: Prompt, careful attention—the same as if you came %“ RVE T.‘mu‘w pantry shelves with pure foods| : in yourself. You'll like it. EY “ WORM purchased here. It is a his-|| 090000 0062 O LI RO 1O sr &8 - JACK OF ALL TRADES torical fact that Home Sweet Home was written after a happy, hearty dinmer. First National Bank e “There is no Substitate for Safefy”