The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 6, 1928, Page 6

6 P THE DAILY . AL/\QI(A EMPIRE, MONDAY ,AUGUST 6, 1928. POLLY AND HER PALS B\ (LIH' "I""RRE']"I‘ HOw DARED You Tay ME T CouLD SF_E.- WW»NDO\X/ | A 158 A poramd E J 7 DONT ASie i Due Junean Seattle North md Southbound July 10 July 14 July 18 July 14 6 July 17 July Alameda d 3 Au 4 Alaska Aug Au 7 Northwe T Aug Aug. 11 5. 13 Aleutian 18 Aug. 14 4 24 All the above sailings are summer excursivn trips, W. E. NOWELL, Agent Phone 2 IR BOATS MING (302 ssvrevesd SALMON TO JUNEAU s Steamer Movements Beveral thibussnd pounds of King [ Queen due T o and silver s ¢ wer 0 ; Alf“l\n4'!v Juneau urday and ) The Elfin, Capt. Erne son, W 00 pound Nebras 1 1 fro tt | 2 FOR Lie—0: y table Junewn | l‘ll(llll 1,000 ;.‘r‘un of | L bl 1 alwe h i :00: 2 ¢ 0.00| Leaves Juneau for Douglas an . Ar.Tunean § hboned 800 cohoes fr ) 3 A diiat | X 4 Thane chas Cold frozen neau Cold st L ¢ ) o it was unloaded tod 1 1 e 4 : t i | t W G | 2:30 3 Pi0 Turoy teciets s0ld from Junean to ( KERECEIE & Admiral Rogers schedu % Pive fo1 . 0 4 4 . 2 m 2 midnight nia ports also to ork via Panama ( s A I y m.t f1:00a.m. [t Reservations and information on ROU \ll THA JUNEAU W.ES BOUND“" e e ; ) ':‘ fitne Jlos. o e Sy i i s eayes Donglas for Juneau el " p.m zent, Phone £, ) > 18, Steamer Admira Phoune 18, J. Gilje, arrived in po LA e A oR SA ) room houges >:45p.m. p.m. | i PACIFIC €O V18 IRVICE south at 8:20 o k s o Rk ! P o1 ences; 3 2:15p MR with the following passengers for! . f : : Ok KENT 4 etk g ] 4 "” " THE ADMIRAL LINE | | Juneau: R o| The ) lots. J. T ! | R. V. Davis, L. Walnick, G 2 i E p ] r FOR RENT ) L AREN 5 g | low and J. C. Hoiden - 5 G 2 | Before sailing for the wos | she docked at the Juncan Lun ‘ | i Mills and leaded a ca for Comptroller Bay. TOR FRINCE RUPER'R, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHEOUND PRINCESS “ALICE i } b 7. Ma —e - 2 Junean Terrs Naviga- PRIN. LOUISE—July 10. 20, 31, Aug. 10, 21, 31 " IN BOUND NORTH | Is at § o'sloct. Cw(RT \ ; N'—4 foon e Tk 0 ey i3 . i AT PRIN. CHARLOTTE—July 13, 24, Ang. 3, 14, 24} tion Company | WSl PRINCESS ALICE—July 17, 27. Aug. 7, 17 \|“ s, Capt. Thom. | # : : 5 5 T 2 i 3 AN R R SR Z ickets to and from all 3 ints of United in port at 4% g ' . bh-'# ARTMEN e It 1 VANT S¢ 1 £ 1 Canada — i Liberal Mrs. Jeanette Bishep for Juncau : ne 3 feone : She had 190 passc nd 96,7 LOCAL X : 2 . tion - S IMEA A 2 v i e w Hine B nd rt ‘ . 1 sewing s e s Lo ial 3z i | COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION CO. Alice, in charz> of P. Moses, Ll ! for Chicha. &} 3 2 s * P e R M o : MOTORSHIP MARGNITA She left here at 11 | and g ® & ! ir! 6 ¢ e RSO0 AR gl S 7 ik i Coffec and Baking scheduled to onnd ¥ S RAEAS ¢ . et I ARTR M Harhe oh ! LU, 1 g o B o'clock tomoriow morning ‘ R e e G e 8 awier , Hoonah, Part sail at 8 am route ) © K W iy : b N o L PN BITRRLLBES 4 89 101D, icl ‘hatham, Killisnoo, Baranof, ™ & s e p 1 . cabins $ er month, Apply . s p ik N 4 hz 5100, Daruano: e A b v ¢ e ablng:] PR s ) SIOVANCHL'S || , Petershurg, Kake, Port Alexand ar, Port Walters, £nd APEX NO. 1 BRINGS COAL | Am FIEge e ves ovary & 3 i bt NT d 3 " - st | way [\)lf\ Information . b The Apex ivo. Capt. Ed Mc.|* Wednesday ¥ for « : ) - e nisk boR | GROCERY | £ 4 vt - and iads 132 6th St Sl A. F. McKinnon, Reliable Transfer Co., Phone 149. > ELLAI N EQ ' P DS VAT S R e e e ; b Reliable Transfer PAL CHAS. G WARNER CO. LT DG WORMS WAY'TC CAIMP pean.d Phone 149 Res. 148 fort it hand, | [ . TIDES TOMORROW ‘ gt o1 Midh | *7eas i Go0s e e s Yt fl;:‘dd 1), Smarick ENGINEERS and MACIHINISTS Low tide, 10:46 am., 1.2 feet WASHOE VALLEY Jewaler and AGENTS FOR ; § the future foretoid. 30% Front, High tid 36 a.m., 14.8 feet Ired Clitt, 11, 1 th ) ¢ - g A Fomlliey % SN e Optician Low tide 1 pa 1.4 vad T < i BRI High tid 6 pam., 16.1 feet . sty : W o o —_— Diawonds HOTEL ZYNDA Loan Associations kHelp |+ he lait : R DISH '\\\ & : SN, egixy just i t S i ELEVATOR SERVICE Buili.- | ROOSTER HATCHES A M IARDWAL —adv. 8. ZYNDA, Prop. Atlas Imperial Gas and Deisel, Regal, Palmer Brothers are donativg § ( D l AKE CITY I state fund vsed . The state’s appropriation of $5.[1ler bantam ’ 400 annually was found inadequat: | week alongside a set iy i A Jan- | | Have that Enlarge- to pay for the examination and|Flemming p \ Suppli ! | - gt % supervision of the s hanRtdn tan and iq |8 e ished Frec ment viade now by which voluntarily mlln»l Uu\k| ¢ | caring for e e i 4 R. B. Cousins, jr., i sate insarance c sfon. C Cloging out & “h Colu via| | PLAYING . | VIEWS Z ¢ ¢ i 3| » ! ; Canadwn National Railways ! COMPLETE LINE Z)I" SHIP CHANDLERY N N \ \ \ \ N ) N ! N ) } on their i 4 ; ; ) ! g | S ) = FERLESS i Sterling and Johuson Quthoard Motors z l the fund with “strings” s to use| Open evenings Radio Elec | Mrs, Ruth f Phore 35 :L,:B if it were a state app-opria-|Co., Martin 1 adv. Phore i ARM CALLS " Gevaert TFilms get pictures ; - - AR] ALLSY aert Films ge Texas 30 percent increase - - - S | on rainy days H ' eerless gross assets in the build o4 ~ 3 Third and F e loan business last year was (h ) Front and Lok i3 SR I Bakery largest in the nation, according t) = A\ C A i £ 1-5 Front, near T'er yay. {YHE BMPIRE HAS a report of the National Leaguc " [N orona Lotree Front, opp. Film Exchange.) | g§T, ‘MOST UP-TO- nxrm“‘flm o of Building and Loan Associatior L 4 % ! Front, opp. City Wharl. } | BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING | 127 Front 8t. Phone 222 Thesa assets rose from $1,500,000 N Put up in 1, 2 vd 5 1b § Front, near Saw Mill, JPLANT IN ALASKA. LT T e o in 1916 to more than $92,000,000 in Se ~ : ) Willoughby at Totem Gro. { | ___,____...? 1928, ¥ “ 3 Willoughby, opp. B. P. R.{ | The average interest rate paid to NONE BE] warehouse and 1ge. 't BURFORD’S CORNER { Tsakson & Somick #hareholders is eight percent, and Front and ¥ the range is from seven to ton percent. ~ Air Tourists May Park : Planes Free in France, 'BODY LIKES PARIS, Aug. 17.—The French IN'S BREAD. Government has provided free for its fi sarking flelds for private air- ture and i 1 nes as a means of encouraging flavor. Have you adoption of airplane travel tried it? the public. UL 2 Seventy permanent fields have n created and designated “civ J uneau ds.” This will distinguish from the military landing. ess. 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