The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 5, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, BRINGING UP FATHER [wratioim] [oovyou nave I | e T T | | MAacQE? ) | *(ou: BATH | Pt (80 ARE ; ‘ v : ) YOU OHAVED? | st Chevrolet appearin red ‘; | Ir»m in lig W 1€ - o {officers of that ( el nroute. H t new Wi ]1\~I\nL1H Jthat work can be sts pen W W in Seattle on GAME T0 SEALS o ivsomuaenger o4 LBERTS LEAVES HUDKINS ARE i o S s, S it S 1928 model of t . ] available urn trip. He brought his auto to be shipped to June FOR INSPECTION Road superintendents leaving| mobile north i i S i e golrn g W S Tfl MEET Nuw e S wem, flawiey| | ool g b R i model to be sent h . munds, ! L PASSES AWAY IN OHIO LUS, TWIRHINE (e, excer having j | iuaa 1 ) s iy ¢ 1 1€ ) i Jack 1””"" s are @ Chitina, will re word of the recent th and v Millaeg ! s Pl Mickey | main here hor . wech ' funeral of his sister G. W . ome erms of | peturning T Mohle Lancaster ). She 1 whom it was secured, sa jim Mul promoter, for thel| . TPhe distric 3 v LN, i « g Studebal Dictato i 1 1l champion 1o here for the past dau, kil Royal Sedan which has be o | engase Ace Hudkins in a title con- | ferring with offi g T i i . his show room the last faw week e on July 19 | mission relative 1 Kii7toe them, excent it a home for the p.¢ heen sold to R land, } ¢ Walker have left!nei chive nd Van ' Atta a2 Tune : U three hits in g oo “ Kearng’ suit | in o 1 trail p bt l.‘”'l’l Ay S ri h »ta it the era I : ’. S \\M;”' but not least come Dempsey comes up|gram for the com 2as0n A brother of Mr. Van Atta died il G TaB Rk orreani, | Bssox Coupe, brought north by | P at his Ohio home almost exactly ? ‘4‘ .‘* ( .I,I, = .I\‘1':v:1‘|:»lx‘1Q“.'ll.| Jack Burford, local business man ¢ o 7 Fada Radio Sets and accessor-|a year hefore the death of his y who been on a tour of th ([ roonter Sam Guyot, traveting ilesman, ftee, Columbia Phogographs and| gister { Pacif Co: it is painted in phone 448 v Anidv's Shop. | for Seward on the steamer|records. Radio E! ¢ Co., Mar proe IR Dt GAME ;;’STERDAY two and ;\7 one of the[A. ¥ % PN, Prop :ulv:‘ Alaska. ;l,'" Lynch. l'hl‘fllf adv. Old papers for sale at The Empive, Sc San Francis = Holiywood 4; Oakland i Rortland 11; Los Angeles 10 [ Mission 3; Sacramento 11 . STANDING OF CLUBS 1 Pacific Ccast League Won Lost Pot 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 2 o 1.000 1 1 500 1 1 n00 0 2 000§ 0 2 0oo R 0 2 1000 k | g 16‘ (hevrolets, W: lys - Knight and Essex Unloaded Here from Alaska new automobiles, four “of Chevrolets, cach of different one Willys-Knight, and one 3 added to Juneau's o fleet of cars when| the were unloaded = from ner Alaska. four Chevrolets are the of a shipment of twelve| reached » the Connors ' Motor of Juneau. Two u(‘ em have been placed in the dis-| room at the garage, and lhv‘ s invited to inspect these, autos. The Imperial Landau is one nh mart five passenger cars now ng manufactured by the (hm-‘ Bl rolet people, and’ is done in Co Brown, relieved by A‘lUI“HBIH‘ ywn trim and gold striping. The lan and Coupe are both finish- in Faunce Green Duco, with uire Gray trim and golden! low striping. Avenue Green is| predominant color of and s finished with gold and Tartan Tan wheels. e machines are equipped ently ing All of th Notice is hereby given, thatl pursuant to an order of sale made ritory of Alaska and entered of record, on the 23rd day of March, g A. D. 1928, in the matter of the wstate of Sam Nixon, deceased, the undersigned administrator of aid estate will sell at public auction, subject to confirmation by the court, the following de- seribed real property to wit: Lot % 7-8 in Block 2 with improve- ments., Lot 9 in Block 5 with improvements in the Town . of laines, Alaska, as shown by the oif plat thereof, said sale will s be made on Saturday the twenty- (38 eighth doy of April 1928, at the 98 our of twe o'clock in the uuer-! 5 noon of said day at the premises 10 be sold; terms of sale, ten per i cent of bid at time of sale and| the balance to be aid on con- firmation of sale by the court. Dated this 23rd day of March, 1928, G. W. HINCHMAN, the , § NOTICE OF gDMII:NISTBATOI.’S | the Probate Court for the Ter-| | Seattle| § | THURSDAY, APRIL By GEORGE McMANLUS 1928. | | THEN YOU MAY a {MAJ. 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Studebaker deliveries for January also set a mew high - P % Call at Juneau lm::. Inc., and see the reason for | this increase im sales. We have the reason. bt