The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 28, 1933, Page 6

SRS B AR Lg Fnay, ba RS o, FINEST STEAMERS TAKE MY WORD FOR IT, UNK! THE NUDE EYE IS USELESS! (] < S PAY MY PRICE, AND I'LL END ANGEL'S INVISIBILITY/ REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES Juneau to Seattle 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 A dova, Valdez and Seward—north and south bound. at Latouche. THE ALASKA LINE R. J. McKANNA, Agent s S nati et ENEE .. Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound §~ ST R | \ N'WESTERN Feb. 18 . Feb. 21 Mar. 2 H k ' *ALASKA ... Mar. 4 Mar. 7 Mar. 16 { N'WESTERN ....Mar.1L ~ Mar.14¢ "% Mar.23 3 3 | Ports of Call: Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, n E L A Y E D B Y i Juneau, Haines, Sl igway, Cor- | Marine News :'13 PASSENGERS MISSING;ALERT SEVERE STORM MAKES SEARGH | Thunder and Lightning, Reliance, with Four Men *Also calls PHONE 2 Steamer Movements NORTHBOUND § samiat” g st o2 ABOARD NORAH snow and Wind. Delay” Aboard, Fails to Reach | fl' 3 | . | ! night. | Motorship 12 Hours' | Ketchikan from Rupert Princess Norah scheduled to | § arrive at 10:30 c'clock to- After an extremely rough trip KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Feb. 28.—| # b SR ‘ SRR night. which caused a delay of about 12 The Coast Guard cutter Alert is| L | FOR RENT—Sleepir Zapora scheduled to arrive at @ I the motorship Estebeth, Capt. continuing to search for the miss-| P 'f' S h' L' L d bl SRBns 1 11 o'clock tonight. Canadian Pacific steamer Prn- pward Bach, Purser Robert Cough- ing halibuter Reliance which left | actre dteams lp ines, Litd. 491 Seward . St.. afterncons, or|®*Norpo ..scheduled. to arrive sjcess Norah, sailing from Ketchikan arrived at the City Dock at Prince Rupert last Saturday for| 1 { co! Saturday morning. at 4 o'clock this morning and due 4.3 o'clock last evening from its Ketehikan. ‘I SEATTLE, SAN FRANCISCO. SE!/ LE, S 3 evenings. = o SCHEDULED SAILINGS in Juneau tonight from the South. yeekly trip to Sitka and way The missing boat is skippered | USED combination coal - electric e - s a 5 ; | 3 R e W I g bos d NORTHBOUND Rais for saic. Ressongbic Hesl RUSTGARD HOU partly furn- e Alaska scheduled to sail from has tm_z [cx]mx»mb passengers aboard ;orts, by Carl Blendheim. Others of !hel LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, c‘m;(l : h’,.w;w it ished, for rent. Phone 309. |® Seattle March 4 at 9 a. m. e |for this port The trip was about the roughest crew are Bert Eines, Hans Edson | Leave Leave e piorice 47 " o —_— N Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes, Mr. . neri N s vear & i e o T VE i 5 5. Alaska Electric' FOR RENT — 6-room furnished : M;Enhland SChi‘dulffl‘ Ry W I‘ . BovlL» et «perienced this year and, in addi- and Perry Thrue. NEW YORK Seattle Juneau 1 . B ~ ke kel o rom Seattle March 6 at 9 a Mrs. - vie, re- tjon to a great deal of snow and All members of the crew have| Ad. E Feb. 2! ht & Po Co: Phone 6 modern house. Automatic Al g T, | retton, Bishop Joseph R. Crimont ad; th shi tered ilies i 1 Eine . Evans..Feb..25 Mar. 1 " gy burner. Call personally. Saloum’s Lo Mrs. . Wil Gt 7 G d, the motorship encountered a families in Seattle except Eine Ad. Evans..Mar.18 Mar.22 FOR SALE — Seven-room modern o SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Mrs. William Gedd:s, W. Geddes, scvere electric storm with thunder whose family resides in Ketchikan. | home. Phone 3281. | Store. @ Northwestern is scheduled e |A. Nerland, Miss E. Pulver, Mr. and ,nd lightning last several hours | SOUTHBOUND i s — PRS0 rs. M. H. Sides, H. Macbeth i r r 5 e 5 FOR RENT — é4-room furnished ®: south about March 2. Mrs eth. while passing through Sergius Nar Leave Juneay FOR SALE—100 baskets, made in "00 *b0 Lo ot ants. Phone ® LOCAL SAILINGS TR V5. on_Hab. Why:do- Siticas Friday INITIATION AND i Ad. Biein Metla and Hoonah, at half ,o." "oy Estebeth leaves. every Thurs- night, according to Mr. Coughlin. SOCIAL HELD BY Ad. Evans price. Hou to 9. Frank Day, a . . |e day night at 6 p. m, for The electrical storm which was the | e Orpheum Rooms. FOR RENT — Six-room furnished e &ttka and way ports. most severe he has seen in this MOOSE MEMBERS‘ Calls at Sitka north and south bound. — ' house and bath. Phone 1532. | ® Pacific leaves every Thursday SPECTACLES. Reading, $2; bifo . . . . . . . . ° . . ° . . sail ® . . . ° . . . . . . . . . % 10 fof Aoy ! part of the country was the first als, $6; nearsighted, $4. Hours, APARTMENTS for . Inquire o ;(“e :,',dm;,y ports. o ‘ STAGE RAGE UN one he has obs:rveq here d:mng VI‘A Nbxg forxe was enljoyc,uhat L;e I E KEARNEY 3 to 8 Orpheum Rooms, Day, (Cash Grocery, Willoughby 0/le e e s 6 o ¢ 0 @ @ @ & o o the winter, Mr. ./‘uugnlm stated. Moose Hall last {u.g_u \.Vcn the | Agent Optical Co. ? Phone 101. \‘ e 2% REG S i Passengers coming to Juneau on meeting, with mmguon. was foll- Admbal T e Dk A . > 1 = i % b I 4 o 3 4 the Estebeth were: from Hirst Chi- owed by cards, music, dancing and | '~ e Doc] in FOR RENT-—Furnished apartment.; | TIDES TOMORROW agof—William Montgomery; from supper with a large attendance of | iig G L AN b PHONE 4 Cliff Apartments. e - . Chichagof—Paul Larson; from Ten- members and Ladies of the Moose. | — e Se= Na S = ] T sfhc--m‘—m‘] T 35‘"[}1 b o e —Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brevik; Three new members were inl| Lo /i 2 fire- FOR SA or Rent — | High 29 a. m, 15 it from Hoonah — George Jones and tiated into the Loyal Order of the P f S ’ L Ltd. and B 515 House. Hot waier heat. PhoueL Low tide 933 & m. 10 feet |Commodore Beats Vigilant Shontloy: from punter Bay Moose at the meeting preceding| actric dteams up Lanes, ————————————| High tide 3:56 p. m, 131 feet & P 's. Georg and the social. The initiates were N, | o g FOR RENT—Steam heated room.| poy tige 9:48 p. m, 3.5 feet from Puget Sound Y e T?‘, ecike; palten .and M. Komm»uphccms Heming eand‘ = > FOR SALE—Wa Case Victor 34 and Harris. Phone 3374. parasBamshald. - ) 3 1 8 | piano. Phone 537. r il G o RSN Eir to Honolulu The Estebeth will leave for its Sam Adams. | el i — . FOR RENT—Steam heated apart- |7 “TAT THE HOTELS | " W regular weekly trip on Thursday Both pinochle and whist were SEE MORRIS for nighland forect ment. Nugget Shop. PR VS ik g i E * eveining at 6 o'clock. played and dancing was enjoyed wood, any length s 2 — | HONOLULU, H., 1, Feb. 28— e during the latter part of the even- B : McBRIDE apartment. Phone 5701} G neau {The schooner Vigilant arrived off ing. Winners of prizes at pinochle ¥ YXCEPTIONAL pargawms 1n used ilousm{!‘f Ei'l);xrnml‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles ’ruckc. ;D'axn?nd Head, at the entrance of MUGH HALlBUT were; first Mrs. Frank Ritter and cars now. Good selection. Con- =™ pAe sl |City; Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Brevik, | Honolulu Harbor, at 1 Robert Light; consolation Mr: nors Motor Co | 207 2d St i cee; George Jones Hoonah;|Monday afternoon four Fobert. Tight and*Péank < Fosh § — Iris de Luz City; Mrs. Shearer,|hind the rival lumber Whist prizes: were awarded to M | T _e VACANCY -MacKinnon Apartments.) . SOLD, SEATTLE - o G ___ ymother and son, Clifford Shearer, modore from Puget Sound ports. R. Bender first and Miss Doris I { PURNISHED apariments; 7 rooms, |City; Mrs. Smith, Wrangell. | The Commodore however, skippe Schmitz consolation. ! ALl (8] 5 rooms (electric range) Phone Alaskan out of Port Angeles a weck before Following the award of the prizes ’ Mec {\l L MOTOR I 2004. W. W. Montgomery, Chichagof; |the Vigilant sailed from Belling-| SEATTLE, Feb. 28—Halibut ar- , 4a0i0us supper was served by | | COMPANY JpT e ——|louis Hesier, Chichagof; G. R.|ham rivals, fares and prioes yesterday yompers of the entertainment | e [ | 2} 3-room furnished|pernandes, Tenakee; George Hall,| The two windjammers have o e follows: committee. On the committee for! J. B. BURFORD & CO. Juneau ed several times between the Is-| From the western bank: Sunde g, oyening were, Sam Ritter,| Ticket Agent Phone 79 P PP Zynda land and Puget Sound. 30,000 pounds, Liahona 33,000 5.0nt Baldwin and Gildo Bottello. Apls. Steam- Katherine De Witt, Juneau. — | pounds, Trinity 33,000 pounds, West- TR Gm, S.‘L .2k DS e g .ern 34000 pounds, Zenith 31,000 o i ~| M.S.“ZAPORA” Leave Seattle Arrive Juneau Leave Juneaj L PARTLY furnished apartment.|®"—— JUNEAU-YOUNP | i pounds, Albatross 26,000 pounds, | 4 i Feb. 22 Feb. 28 March 1 Davis Apts. Apply 132 6th St. UNEAU FROCK ! hd |average 4% and 3% cents a pound.| | Smith Electric Co. | | Calling at Funter, Chichagof*, Hoonsa, Tenakee, Port Alexander, Kl i L SHOPPE Funeral Parlors | |Local armivals: Orbit 14000 pounds, | Clostindeny uilding | | wock, Craig, Ketchikan. +Calls first trip of month only WANTED ; i I.Icen-::‘manh ] Directors | lxestrjor% 4,0‘20 :mund;,dsoummn 13,.-. l EVERYTHING J Round trip to Seattle, $50. Low auto rate. __ |} “Exclusive but not Expensive baluers DEpotids, Wescramsd I ROROR, | ELECTRICAL | | WILLS NAVIGATION CO. Phons 3 THOMAS A MORGAN, Agent i WANTED — $5,000.00 loan for one Coats, Dresses, Lingerie | Night Phone 1861 Day Phone 12 , | average price 5% and 3% cents a | Hoslery and Hats e e s S ibai year, 15% interest, good security. & la Empire C 2600. . o 7| Today's arrivals, fares and prices, ") -~ SRR AN i e 5 FUR GARMENTS i {—from the western ‘banks: Rainier — FERRY TIME CARD c A N A DI A M WANTED—Partner for crab can- x“—“““ | M d ¢ 0 d ] 130,000 pounds;” Paragon 33,000 Leaves Juneau for Douglas and » i nery. “Moderate investment. See{ Iy ade to Order | pounds, Nordby 30,000 pounds, all Thane f | Catain Wood, aboard “vaikyrie| | JUNEAY SAMPLE | | | Remodeled, Repaired, Cleaned | |selling for 4% and 3.cents.& pound; olum. 8:10a.m, 8:10p.m. P f IC ‘ W SHOP HI Bl VERMAN - [{sbon: s seime 2o i) simar Vims e 1 4 year, 15% interest, good security. { The Little Store with the ! The Furrier ;H'”‘ anz? 8 ‘cents & poundy ‘Local | 12:30p.m. ¢ 11:15p.m, SAILING 1 ‘ T i o, | BIG VALUES 4 arrivals: Schorn 18,000 pounds, an-| N | ‘; donl 1amiantent TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, | ; = i B b Bo: o <1 geles 7,000 pounds, selling for 4 and 3:30p.m.t $1:008.m. and SEATTLE | WANTED—Two A-J men to room 3| [ pents; Bernice 12,000 pounds, : *4:00p.m. % and board. Phone 601. | 5 WE HAVE IT | Hoover 14,000 pounds, Forward 14,- s From neau - . — | HOTEL ZYNDA at the Right Prico 1000 pounds, selling for 4% and 4 [ hmap Leaves Douglas for Jumeam Ju W v A T . | 2 e MISCELLANEOUS Large Sample Rooms Harris Hardware Co. | pents-a pound. | % ::g:: t:::: PRINCESS NORAH R T T ELEVATOR SERVICE | Lower Front Street | g R : f board at The Hall for L 9:30a.m.1 9:56p.m. Phone 235, 8. ZYNDA, Prop: o i 2 12:45p.m.1 12:30p.m. March 2, 16. 30 | o ¢ i 2:15p.m. 12:15p.m. April 13, 27 FOR all around repalr work call i Saloum L] 3:45pm.t 1:16am. r 2 Henry Gorham. FPhonc 59. % 5:00p.m. Wintec Excursion Rates Now % &3 = .. Effect—ROUND TRIP 365.50 e ward Street, acar Booond : —Thane, i | WE SELL, rent and tune new and|' More For Your Be A S "INDOW SHADE| 1—rreight win be accepted Good Till March 25 | ¢ rebuilt pianos, radios, phono-| | Mon. $—Saturdays only. Tickets, reservations and full ¢ 3 graphs, sewing machines. Expert| | ‘;‘!ey b 1 ] h bl particulars from service, Phone 143. Anderson are absolutely washable. | ) F & Naviga OLEMAN,S uncau rerry aviga couavs | ; . V. W. MULVIHILL, Ageat tion Company | JUNEAU } Music Shoppe. They're pliable, trans- TURN your old gol: into value. P N THROUGH Reasonable Prices Leaves City Dock every Thurs- Leaves Juneaa Every Thurs- Cash or trade at Nugget Shop.|? o lucent and rugged. Soap | TrTmm ey | T ] T H E ‘—B_OARD and room, or board om:,‘ . ML SCHULMAN l and water and a brush Motorship Pacific Transportation Company - | shall Hi , 6th and Frank-) | anufacturing Furrier 7 [ieminerdhooi e | Formerly of Juneau | { o iy keep them new-looking “ESTEBETH” M. S. “PACIFIC” i i SERIES 222 | | A i i m For Your |' | 501 Ranke Bldg, Seattle for years. See NIAGARA A i ?.’k :z P::t am, for pg‘t:"m'_ ' \ " 4 | ,:1= o THE NEW window shades. Their Way Ports ao;nh-‘ e i | l | I“ rich beauty is matched D o Phone 78 Valentine Blag. ADS THE EMPIRE Closing fime for eclassified ad- vertisements: 2 P M. Closing time for display ad- vertisements: 11 A. M. cents per Iime first Insere iive cenv. wor continuous subse- w-—u five average words to the caarge, 50 comta For Your Car NOW JUNEAU MOTORS TO REPAIR YOUR CAR FOR SPRING SEE US FOR QUOTATIONS CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc. by real pn‘cticglity. THOMAS Hupmobile || 8 ONE SHOVELFUL OF OUR COAL will give as much heat as two of FOR A NEW AGE! that will not Klink up your stove, A SEAPLANE MITKOF e i ; the dirty, slaty kind. That's why FOR CHAR1ER to Anywhere Southeast Alaska ; . IN TRUTH A CA you sa by getting { Based at Juneau . PHONE 194 in Anti-Freeze 1S THE TIME |f| " R |he e moe o ceing v Hardware Co. PSS SICKEY, Owner will burn down to the fine ash,: that will give the most heat pos- | E* A B o DS sible you should give us your order. || GARBAGE HAU-LED i WE SPECIALIZE IN FEED Reasonable Monthly Rates | | p.B. FEMMER || E. O DAVD l TELEPHONE 584 PHONE 114 z JAMES CARLSON l Juneau Distributor THE SANITARY GROCERY “The Store That Pleases"PHONES 83 OR 85 ST TELEPHONE 15