The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 6

THE DAILY AL/\SKA EMPIRE FRIDAY OCT. 26, 1928. POLLY AND HER PALS : LIFYWALS 441D 49 ARDVERIWAL. ENCAGE § [ED P BET%J'I'%H.;:?“ e RR s o — " Z .N\JTNMAIS_:?AT’?Q\SV 18\ ° LARGEST \ 7 & Al MY L NMATCH, A 3 GiAnAR f ,, 71 K3 supeRsT ToLS .A;m.,\ > : FLEET AveHT_ Y k! / . ki 4 ! /| LICHTIN THREE O ON: 5 SAILING SCHEDULES Northwestern Oct. 13 | Oct! 16 Yukon Oct. ¢ Oct. Alaska 0¢t. 27 Oct. Northwestern Nov. 3 Nov Yukd Nov Nov. 11 Alaska ¥ Nov. 17 Nov. 20 T s b4 ALEUTIAN sails from Seattle Jzn. 15, 1929. 30-day trip. ' Fare $275.00 to $485.00 Apply Here for Reservations. W. E. NOWELL, Agent Phone 2 L ¥ R IR R R K R IR LR R R N o * Steamer Movements FREIGHTER NORTHBOUND SCHEDULED SAILINGS ! Alaska scheduled to sail fro Seattle Oct. 27 at 9 am | | Princess Alice scheduled 3 sail from Vancouv B schieduid VICTORIA, B. €., Oct. 26.—With | i FOR SALE- | sai om Se le Nov. 3 ! f r in the forehold,| m il O 5) o he Britis r Seapool reach. ‘ l”l"hl‘l\‘l;_mE FOR SALE 3 “‘("]” ‘;'H s Tm: Juneau LaunDRY || o as 4|ed the Bsquimalt Dry Dock last Is the Mediam ‘ dition. Cheap for quick B o Through which the gemeral Chas. Anderson, opposite ') Franklin Street, between il R s scheduled %|night after stri an uncharted M{T;T:;m:‘notg .c.r:n u)(l-: m'l'll‘l rock off Cape B 85 miles from public can always have its re Building. Front and Second Streets Lv.Seattle Ar.Juneau SB“W‘W“" d - 43 Rogers ... oct. 1% Oct. 21 Nov. & Yukoh scheduled southbound «[here early veste y morning. SALE—Tenor jn. 1054 PHONE 359 5 P G Lkl N about Oct. 31 The vesse! left Victoria Wednes- sseines ‘ Complete with -lessons, 3 . ) Queen . Nov. 7 Nov. 11 Nov. 16 | ety g day with 600,000 feet of lumber $28.50, will sell all for $5 Rogers Nov. 14 Nov. 18 Dec. 3 il 1603 ! Queen Nov. 21 Nov. 26 Nov. 29 | ! SALE Three first ¢ { Thnrougn t:cxets sold rrom Juneau to Califom cows. - Inquire 8 nia ports also to New York via Panama Capal Rooms. E. Tanner. Regervations and Information on ROUND TH! 2 WORLD tourg in connection with Dollar Steam- T o . Phistie A ship Line also to the ORIENT via AM Furniture. Phoue | ELEVATOR SERVICE BRICAN MAIL LINE. wants supplied Cl g time for classifled advertisements: 2 P. M. LOCAL SAILINGS ¢ |aboard. The pilot claims the . Hh (i““‘*"‘" g ]’“/‘; ":;"’" bt A % 4 ertisements: o My Margnita scheduled to leave s|rcck was uncharted and the chan:| ‘. 4 y t , for Silka and way ports nel bouy out of position | 'se:zi‘:‘n cents per line first in- 8 ‘,Im.(k .!‘I;mtlia_v”lll i I "'j“‘\l":”:!{'l :Ii}'j"l i ’“"]I“ Pretty Eleanor Hoyt, 16, whose Five cents for continuous V“’g'r":m]'v“_’“ "0;‘[’: At 6 o @ take four days to unload the lum. | SKillful handling “of Loening |fifsubsequent insertion. Wk e »p Wednesday #|ber before drydocking is possible, | 8MPHibian plarie in which she Count five average words' to $08t. Por. Cuatiam: Sirails % e ‘;""klcf"'“"“ U”“C*I ’\! Lind. jjthe line. charbe KT b : ion o 8. ZYNDA, Prop. % BRICE H. HOWARD, Agent. Phote & rery. & vergh for a spin, evoked praise " < o , 1 : GUY L. SMITH, Agent, Phone .18, t t 10 lock every % 3 NG B Boat—400 h.} g‘;“u‘l,, ‘i» “”‘:).1 ; HAL[BUT BOAT DAGNY |from the Lone Fa gle. Her e J M":‘"ul;.‘ ";xvvu .’wk’ufl_ Douglas Alaska. america Fir leavcs ovrs ¢ SELLS 2,500 POUNDS| fake:off was perfect and so was P Sl o peaas Pl PacirIc GHASTVE Suvion We v a for % her three-point landing, accord« $45 3, J vest A MIR. LIN adn at 1 pm ' p g FOK HLNT {. $ eattle. Northwest Air) FEKKY T[Mh CARD Petershurg and Kake and + The halibut bcat' Dagng, Capt ing to spectator, i Service, Inc., 650 Henry Bldg., | (International Newsreel) Seattle, Wash wayports. rintudrs Bbld " ¢ F WO 06045 4o o e e O Winthe sold 2,500 Joukis LA UNFURNISHED steam - heated| Seattle. G | Leaves Toheat: op Douglhs and . of halibut yesterday at the Ju- apartments, 132 6th Street. TR furnished | g == i Coud Siorage, Alsks Fun| AMERICAN: LEGION | teectwenis 132 1) Sineed fvoR sAS4 o, firabbed) | o ® New York Federation |Uokir: huvins i i1 cenes trl " WILL HOLD MIXER| ™%, HE¥T, 1 Yorty forotabed 50" contiion. “Phom i601| TiiEam. 47:30 YOR PRINCE 21 Ttk Withdraws Invitation |ana large Near Dixon 8t t NI B Wi LAviCl D SRR A . PERT, VANCOUVER, SEATTL B Simith: Exolainal BRI A | At its regular meeting last eve-| ey i BOAbE 1y Bishgnt DGR, LEAVE JUNEAU SOUTHBOUND o Mys. Smith:fxplains |ning, which was attended by a|pOR RENT Nicely: furnished; | = e | {AREat st T 1 i : : . g i R 'IFOR - T { 3:15p.m. :00a.m. NCES 3. g b NDW. YORK, oct. 26 The AT THE HOTELS 1args number of members; it was| neatéd room for man.. Inquirel : '4-on§m' $1:00a.m. C::(‘I}‘UFI.%N PRINCESS ALICE—Oct. 13, 23; Nnv.»j:}. 1 Pemocratic National Committee decided to hold a ‘“mixer” with 7. 6 3t. Phone 330, . Bl TATIEPU-rIg b Yo \FAL PRIN 3 A ) announced that the invitation ac- Gustinedt the fary some (ime after Ar . I 1" BBOIL 20 sald or rent.| l’-ea‘vpgo.ngluwln 13;35:1':’:-‘ RAILWAY CESS MARY—Nov. 17; Dec. 4, 18. ¢epted by M Alfred E. Smith| L. L. Trimble, Seattle; D. E.|mistice Day. These social gathe { . dlectric 1 Write Box 884, Juneau. 8:30am. ,7245p‘m' N Tickers to anc from all Eastern points of United be the guest of the New York|Sheriff, ‘city; H. Gardner, Eur-|ings proved so successfol last win- — & 9:30am ¢ 9:55p.m, States and Canada — Various Routes — Liberal City Federaion of Women's Clubs | L. M an, city; Fred [ter that it is plamned to repeat|; e = T dining room table; | 48 bt RN S Stopovers. W. L. COATES, Agent. at a luncheon today was with-F t, Nenana; Roy Mc( y, [ them again this season with many | 3 e 225 k A Phone 5681, z:ISp'm. b @rawn by Mrs. Cora Thohas,|city; F. G. Betts, Olymp . new ures added Plane, Vicior urwopnonlc Phono- ‘woR SALE . Totem Grocery 7 3:300.m.¢ $1:05a.m e——— President of the Federation yBerlin, Olympia; R. Marveal. The special committee fo :| graph, sew!ng machines. Remt| i ok at inventory, fi and| $ ’ ™ » S 2 ory, fixtures and} 5:05p.m. Mrs. Thomas said: “It has been | Alaska Armistice Day Dance, wh or sale. Anderson Miusie Shoppe. building. 4 | $—Thane. COASTWISE TRANSPORTAT]ON CO. the custom to invite the wife of| R. E «ee, Skagway; J. 0. ha held on Saturday, November ! ' — e T IS t—Frefght will pe accepted. OT the Mayor of the city, wife of|Stenbraten, FPleasant Camp, B. |10, reporied that' all arrangements|FOR RENY — ruily furnished gop SALE—Ford Tudor Sedan.| $_gaturdays only. i MOTORSHIP MARGNITA the Governor of the State ,,,,m i Ole Olsen; R. J. Suratt, have been complated to givi .| @partments, single or dowble.\ 1495 model. Good shape, cheap.| g Bftactiv . J ha ¢ c 2 3 ape, 3 — | e Aoril 1st. wife of the President of the Unit [\\ ngell; G. C. Waltnij of tH§ Bést' diinces ot th: & Newly palnted. Baths and “:‘!‘ Also barber chair for sale. Leaves City Dock every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock led States each convention but|Bayspoote Gov. Georg 'ks will deliver| ?ater furnished. Fu'rn'i§hed A. Dorman, Sully Apts.| direct to Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port uune of these thrce were able to Zynda a Sominute Avmistice Day address| Capins $8.00 per month. Apply| i e e | Juneau I‘e{l‘y & Navxga- Althorp, Chichagof, Sitka, Chatham, Killisnoo, Barmof. The Federation is a nonparti-|Alen Marvol lin' the line of decorations, will| Thomas, enrolled as Republi 3 ¥ ¢ 1 | Call 482. days. Sample cards on display at ‘ Skiire AT Rl i "I naires having uniforms are Te-| Gold. Call Empire. i 1 i 4 e ———— —— painter, Andrew Bernsten PALMI§)—<@me &R0 MAVe YOUT| jpurm. Address Inian Island, | | ALL GRADES ACCEPTED ENGINEERS and Now for the Coming Season S far e do bl i g { FOR SALE — s room rurnished | I.J. SHARICK AGENTS FOR' SIMMONS BEDS this evening as scheduled rd- | D, middie-aged widow | efy. g Optician Aflas'lniperial Gas and Deisel, R‘egal‘, but will be called for next week Diamonds (SRS ENR X ERE S EE R ERIE R E R RN R R S TR accept Lhe invitation today Leo Osterman, Port Anegles; |anfsily after the dance gats into BReo W dte A e (“. § to '"‘wonj tion Companv way ports. Leaves every other Tuesday at 11 P. M; for san organization and includes s b 55, O 3, e | [QST ANU FOUND TR, wr T e Haines, Skagway and Lynn Canal ports. Information more than 150,000 members, Mrs. | Sydney Laur [FOR SALE—Blectric phonograbh. | pergonar sreeriags for the holi- ¢ / ; ’i Ak progu race the A."B. Hall. All Legion. e 1 A. F. McKinnon, Reliable Transfer Co., Phone 149. can, announced we ago she | 5 - Sout ; !the Empire. . IR {oiant: Alnnis | idaton’to wakt them at the ok ) FOR SALE — Courl House il |th e would suppert Gov. Smith ithe Nugget Shop. Post Comhtider W. M. Myren l~‘1)l \” _SKif. mmm‘ 9‘.“ property. See Harris, mgn!- TEe recently left on a week's hunting|— - - g | racamly 1 " hunting || scH CHAS. G. WARNER CO tHp And higg@Rir was filed " DIIbChLLANEOUS | FOR_ SALE—Lease and improve- | SCHOOL OF PIANO . U 7 Bl‘/y Y()llr . P T Ve ContinEe & N A i ment on George's Island Fox | PLAYITQG > ~ fortune told from your hand. neau, i FURNITURE GARDEN CLUB TO Work, buslaess, marriags and| " E i e e | Sy g the future foretold. 30% Fromt FOR SALE—Ome T room house; |e & MACHINISTS' MEET NExT WEEK Street. 3 | One 3 room house. Phone 478. P S N Re———— " y The regular mecling of the Jh WANTED CHAIRS—ROCKERS—DAVENPORTS ||, 10 rosuttr mectne ot the sh. Rouss Tnqulre Binowt 0%0- | Jeweler und 2 g ; v ) s position housekeeper in g ONS MATTRESS ing to J. W. 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