The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1933, Page 6

S aat R R TEERR A o L R VRN S NN S SR LN . € VPP PP SOy R S S < R v 0 W L G o PR VR FINEST ~ LARGEST b STEAMERS ¢ FLEET NATURE NEVER INTENDED US TO COOP OURSELVES UP IN OVER-HEATED HOUSES! AP v A TAS REDUCED ROUND' TRIP Juneau to Seaitle and Return Lower deck, $65.50; upper deck, $73.50 Tickets on sale until Feb. 28; return portion limited to March 25, leaving Seattle SAILING SCHEDULE weave DueJuneau Due Juneau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound <N N €193 King Feomum Syt Gron B i (e *ALASKA ....Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Feb. 2 N'WESTERN ....Jan. 28 Jan. 31 ‘Feb. 8 *YUKON Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb, 22 Port of Call: Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau, Haines, Skagway, Cor- dova, Valdez and Seward. North- bound and southbound. *Also calls Latouche north and southbound. Southeastern and Southwestérn Route THE ALASKA LINE R. J. McKANNA, Agent PHONE 2 S NORCO IS DUE LUMBER CRAFT Marine News | EARLY MORNING ASKS FOR AID The motorship. Norco, sailing . crom Seattle last Monday night at | Schooner Is Being Storm 9 oclock, is scheduled to arrive| Tossed — SOS Sent o L eeceeecesccs e o Steamer Movements °| - . rt at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow | . NORTHBOUND | DOUGLAS i:npo g vith passengers, freight Out Early Today e Norco scheduled to arrive ® ang 8 \L[ e dayfn sl Sl e at 3:30 o'¢clock tomorrow e NE WS The Nqroo ‘Wl TS 7T P | . 108 ANoEIES, Oal. Jen 304 o ' morning. . hoas, u”““ i south Vi3 | e Jumber schooner Tiverton, with ¢ e SCHEDULED SAILINGS o 4 = b a crew of 19 men aboard, is being t ! ® Alaska scheduled to sail from e DehlL T enpNS avie __ lashed by heavy seas and early this — o —— FOR RENT — 1, 2 and 3-room|e Seattle Jan. 21 at 9 a. m. ® T % g sent out SOS signals ‘ADMIRAL L [ g % S apartments, newly furnished. Low| # Zapora scheduled to sail from e DUUGLAS F'RE nesday evening, January 19 at Guardsmen are attempting | 3 Gs mf{ SALE—General Electric Flat-| o005 apove Capital Electric. |e Seattle at hoon January 21. ¢ |MU the home of the former. render aid | s nlate ightly 'used as L — @ Northland scheduled to sail ® After the routine business, plans | 9 R4 SEATTLE NORTHBOUND ""#iemonstrator. Save hard work FOR RENT — §-room furnished g = fom geattle Jan. 23 at'd e s | for annual dance to be given = SAN FRANCISCO and money. Only $95.00. (Present house. Phone 2004. | 3 ruary were diccussed. Sev- 2 st price, $14250 now). Terms if e s ik B 4 AR LOS ANGELES Leave Leave b price, § now). TEMMS L | FOR RENT — 3-room furnished|® Northwestern scheduled to sail e | eral committees were appointed by Soattle Jineaw #esired. -Alaska g L b G e e 1 e from Seattle Jan. 28 at 9 e the president to make all arrange- SANDIEGO ,. ... ooy Fen 8 Power Co. | oene AT LN a. m. . ments for the affair. Date and NEW YORK Ad. Fodrla Febv 2% Mar‘ 1 FOR SALE — Furnished 4-room FOR RENT—Two rooms, onedouble, e Princess Norah scheduled to e place will be announced later. bungalow, with bath, in Douglas., ©One single heated, For A-J menwo sail from Vancouver Feb. 4 o —— o | Tt was decided that a string Of‘ SOUTHB(QES’:J“E“ $600 cash. See First National| Mrs. Roberts, corner Sixth andie at9 p.m, *Hollmann Stars for His ivory beads, belonging to the club, | et e Bank, Juneau Franklin Streets. e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS o . d M ‘b“ disposed of for the benefit of Ad. & Feb. 18 2 i ;?W,,,, ——— ———— | ® Admijral Evans scheduled e Squad—Galr an an~ | the treasury. Fial i) itka Lh' d FOR SALE-—One pool table, com-|FOUR - ROOM furnished house.|q southbound Jan. 28. . ning for Islanders | New members received into the Calls at Sitka nor and plete. $25.00. Call George Bros. | FPhone 187 after six p. m. 4 LOCAL BATLINGS » |Club were:” Mus. P. J. Hussey, :;’iup'-hmz“nsde'a"gm::r;;“:‘ | 5 om. 5-room apart- | ® Estebeth leaves every Thurs. las Fire Department M!S E. E. Engstrom and Mr ' 7 SALE — E heater; room, 5-room apart-| ® The Douglas Fire pa; d . 65.50. b 4 Y g ments, electric range. Phone 2004 e day night at 8 p. m., for ®|pacpathall five last night defeated |Rongnar Kronguist. Old memiers | * cheap. Phone 330. | i d . 4 resuming membership were Mrs : & st e -{® 8itka and way ports. the Juneau Firemen by the score tog JACK KSARNEY SEE MORRIS for highland forest| STORE room now occupied byle Pacific leaves every Thursday ® 3, o4 ' playing to a full house!? J- Balog, Mrs. W. A. Fleek and, 5 El g ying SERIES 222 Agent wood, any length. Capital Electric available Feb. 1.1e at 10 a. m,, for Petersburg, ®{;,. Douglas Fire boys put up a Mrs. Glen Kirkham, These, with| 3¢ i . et '~ " | Bee Grover Winn or Fhone 3343. Kake and ports. pretty brand of ball to beat their the new names added to the roll| Admlrmo;.‘me‘l)oc SXCEPTIONAL bargams In used|— — — crreed Sos0ee s a0 e inal rivals from across the | brings the membership total up to £ 3 : —l} PHONE 4 | ¢ cars now. Good selection. chAiFOR ?E’:‘;—m’;?‘;;‘z“ furn Channel. ldoulfl.e what it was a year ago. THE NEW e - i ¢ . apartment. ] 4 For entértalnment, Mrs. Davis| i e FREIGHTER LATQUCHE | At the nalf the score stood 18-8) .40y exceltent paper on “vot- ne R i VACANCY in Frances Apts. In-{% {in favor of the Islanders. In the i & i t a alifica- | . U MISCELLANEOUS quire 132 6th Street. IS DUE TOMORROW (second hait the Juneau squad did "8 .r.‘eunemex;qs | o S‘"‘tl(;‘:"' IIu,)nlObll(’ | —_— - e T their ‘best to even Gp the score|’ons °MIL Newmin ‘recited ‘s MANICURES Ladies or PARTLY furnished apartment. The freighter Latouche of the|but they could not click smoothly | Ih.poem_ - _Gr: e operator. Helen Kasa Davis Apts. Apply 132 6th St. |Ajseka Steamship ‘Company is due'and the Islander boys walked off | The hostesses :y-r\,od a delicious 8 " llea, Spickett Apts. Phone 182. | — t arrive at Dupont at ‘7 (0'clock |with the game at the final whistle, | SUPPET after which the Club ad-| ;fi\i your old gol o value, WANTED tomot7ow MIEHER . dlactaceg ex- Haligu WL il Golgiel Ras gt 12‘1??:{“3?{1’ o El’::e c‘l“th M;:;‘I s ‘ 7 our gola . e — 4 g > 'S. ards in ‘ebruary. ! . The freighter will come 4 i | s o - _Gash or trade at Nugget Shop.| EXPERIENCED colored maid would |Po%es, The HEEUSE WL SCiman for the Sl g’ofig‘_’ President, Mrs. Gallwas, anaj| IN TRUTH A CAR i 3 i by day. : |Mrs. Eng: i tertain ti y I PIANOS, Radios, Sewing Machines, like steady work or by day.i. .oy afternoon. Ias squad with 11 and 10 points|M™: Engstrom, wul Sl A FOR A NEW AGE! A Telephone 171. % I Club next month with a Valentine | | - Phonographs, Expert Plano Tun-| —°°°° Tt g s - 7, respectively ] party. i g. Radio and phonograph re-| EXPERIENCED housekeeper wish-fyvevm CATHOLIC CARD PARTY L ThePLmemp ‘an‘.; airing. Anderson’s Music Shoppe es position. P. O. Box 699, Ju-) 1, W20, 8. b BN T T Al < ~ ] BT Mo Mot Bipe | on S To BE ON JANUARY BisT | DED o Be SO JAMES CARLSON BQARD and room, or board only,; _________ el = oo : = 2} Gair (11) F. Garn (1) b ¢ : Fibask Marshall House, 6th and Frank-| WANTED — Housework, care off A Thé :;j;‘c Ci‘a'”;efa“;gl “bte “1:2::: Lundell 3. .. C o ) t Juneau Distributor lih. Phone 3902. | children, day, hour, by experi- “]31 b: h:'ln i i1 ms!en; Manning (10) .G Hayes (6) ! oo | enced practical nurse. Sena Hart- ‘)‘r‘ Janunflryem Wms’[ prizes won |BonREr (0).....G Blake = ’ vertisemenn. are i cket- . e gt % Y i beok editorials. They interpret the, o Durek® APS. }5¢ the party last Tuesday evening Mfr‘:]:;“;‘r““;;k‘z""‘g:;x: i F RI E N DLY {5 | B BURFORD & CO. D, B FEMMER meérchandise news. | WANTED—I'm interested in any|were awarded to Mrs. Maud Dull ;trom‘ Umiire. Sbedmnn g CALL 14 | ge! 2 ¢ gebe ———— | kind of work. Daye Ramsay {and Edward Dull, first and Miss|* ’m“"d P e FIVE | Phone 3602. Jean Simpkins and M. William i | M 99 Leave Seaftle Arrive Juneau Leave June. i e = The preliminary game between | M.S.“ZAPORA ) 3 Fullerton, second. b the. duneau ' and Donglas. grade) | FOR A | e L R Jan. 21 Jan. 27 Jan. 28 | b " g i schools was a fast and exeiting’ SHOES R l Bl zcalhng al nter, _C ichagof®, Hooxm_n, ’renaxge, Port Alexander, Kla "Wl opener.. At the final whistle the oya ue | wock, Craig, Ketchikan. *Calls first trip of month only ‘ i . o | Douglas boys were leading Juneau: | Round trip to Seattle, $50. Low auto rate. ‘ | - 9-2. i C b | WILLS NAVIGATION Cf & > c U A GH IRISH Low tide 1:54 a. m, 54 feet The Line-up | IENDLY TO | a N CO. Phone 3 THOMAS A. MORGAN, Agen-h‘ | High tide 8:08 a. m, 158 feet Douglas Pos. Juneau | FR ! CITY RATES | : { Low tide 3:18 p. m. 07 feet |LeRoux (). .F. ... Tailor| THE FEET FERRY TIME CARD | | BRI PLAYERS) %= oo 28p s » e jgusse o o o o) ! 25¢ and 35¢ aptieprenpeill C A LA D AN i S e —— Yoo 0.0 Luces | All Styles i | Lt Thane s i PACI Flc Feero .. i Norton PR 5 3 5 ! 20. e ) 7:10a.m. :30p.m. { ilw?gyfiugfiyihdlefiggn‘,:; Rlgn- | LUDWtG NELSON ! Substitutions: Savikko (2) for) ! | | 9:15am.1 :%m | 2 o ed a One year contract to direct W m‘ Iespurs, | 1y MAY HAYES 12:30p.m. 11:15p.m. SAILING INotre Dame’s football army in o 7 e Ty g I $5 00 | di 2:00p%. 12 midnight {10 VANCOUVER, VICTORLA, ; e 8. Agency {|D. L. W. C. MEMBERSHIP . H Modiste | 3:3gm.+ 1:00a.m. { #nd SEATTLE 4 1033, melle) Siofiors thay IS BEING INCREASED | i 423 Seward Street ot : § he was not to be with the insti- e | !‘ e ‘Q 4:00p.m. Trom i ¥ el 4 The Douglas. Island Women’s | il | Leaves Douglas for Juneaw neen | The term$ of the contract were Club was entertained by Mrs. C.| H S le 6:30a.m. 6:30p.m. PRINCESS NORAH H. Bowman and Mrs. Rose Davis| o e S e :2'“-“\-' $7:45p.m. ! Feb 3 for their regular meeting on Wed- | ERGIM | :308.m. 9:55p.m. ebruary ware Co. = GR A VES | Bl ANN DINING || 12pmt Lpm. Lowet Faont Street 4 i ROOM | 3apm. 12:6pm. | March 2, 16. 30 B NEW ARRIVALS! . {1 | Board by Week o Month | :;g_—:' Litem. Wintec * Excursion Bates Now T Y Effect—ROUND TRIP $65.50 Chicken dinner Sunday, 60c t—Preight will be acoepted e 2 i $—Saturdays only. Tickets, reservations and full particulars from t V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent JUNEAU Cut Rates Anti-Freeze i { WOOIen and ; MRS. J. GRUNNING Crepe i 7 = = Juncan Ferry & Naviga % \ 5 The Clothing Man ‘\ | Meals for Transients ! Famoué: Candies The Cdsh Bazaar Open Bvenings For Your Car NOW i Motorship Paciti; Transportation Company “ESTEBETH” M. S. “PACIFIC" day at 6 P. M. for Sitka and Kake, Port Alexander and 3. B. Busford & Co, Agentr Bhone 78 Valentine Bldg. ————— tion Company DRESSES! SATURDAY SPECIAL $5.95 i : Malted Milk Chocolate JUMPER DRESSES Cal MOTORS : , o il : : Paisley Blouses ; N AR i = g and CREPE SATIN As Nationally Advertised in Pictorial Review ' BLOUSES Small, two layers 30c; Large, two layers 50c A Real Value! CREAM PUFFS (fresh cream) 5 cents each : $4.95 ORANGE ROLLS ... 1S THE TIME JUNE AU i ‘ DAVE HOUSEL, Agent Phone Single O ——d SEAPLANE MITKOF 2% 15¢ dozen FOR CHARTER {6 Anywhere Southeast Alaska ELEVATOR SERVICE { 8. ZYNDA, Prop. Based at Juneau PHONE 194 i J. V. HICKEY, Owner i ’ 1 IR | RS ———— T0 REPAIR ; ""JUNEAU BAKERY THE EMP I RE NEW PFRICES £ Our YOUR' CARv Samp le ShOI) i Next to Juneau Drug Co. : pme i clamified 83|} L G oo, it Plat, 20c; e Hardware Ca) = ! “'f"'l'l :"l‘"""" »a- The Sanl:em ‘}'n;: Quality SEE US FOR e y A — . cents per fme first inser- SOLD AT QUOTATIONS e — George Bros, Sanitary Grocery, E h G %5 tin 'Cns rocery or Phone 488 a mv'uo words to the AL?;:K&NELAEL,RY um cparge, 50 cents. THE SAMITARY GROCERY - CONNORS' MOTOR Pttt - : “The Store That Pleases"PHONES 83 OR 85 CO. Inc. EERE T