The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1933, Page 8

HOUSC Dresses DIRECT FROM NEW YORK Sizes 36 to 46 And. of course. you know that these cottons are being worn everywhere by the smartest 69c Fast Colors people. -Many Styles x.r *Secm NIV, LEADER DEPT. STORE George Bros. JOHN A, HOOPER WILL BE GUEST | AT NOON LUNCH Tourist Organization Chief | to Address Chamber Tomorrow Noon John A. Hooper, Sr., President and Director-General of American |and Canadian Tourist Societies, | who with Mrs. Hooper arrived here today from Skagway, will be the guest of the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow and talk before it on tourist traffic and what it does and can mean to Alaska. The or- ganization he heads has hundreds | of thousands of members many of whom he has already interested in northern tours and he hopes to increase traffic here in the future. | He will spend the next week here before leaving for similarvisits |at Sitka, Wrangell and Ketchikan. | terest to all local people. The semi-annual fiscal report of retary G. H. Walmsley tomorrow, it was announcea. A final program ]x'eport for the Fourth of July cele- bration will also be made. There is a small amount of routine business for transaction. | The Chamber is in receipt of a telegram from Delegate Dimond re- garding Forest Highway emergency Chamber tomorrow, also. PR . SIS DOLORES BURNETT MARRIED TO WILLIAM TELFORD AT QUIET CEREMONY TUSEDAY Dolores Burnett became the bride of William E. Telford last even- ing at a ceremony at which the Rev. David Waggoner officiated. | Mr. Telford is on the staff of {the U. S. Signal Corp at the local | office. The bride arrived from \Kewhxkan yesterday morning on the Yukon. - e |Ml§b APLAND RETURNS FROM SKAGWAY VISIT |His talk tomorrow will be of in-! the Chamber will be made by Sec-' funds that will be put before the! " HERE FROM ITS ‘U S5 Coast—Guard Vessel | Will Join Bering Sea [ Patrol at West | Under the command of Capt. :|F. A, Zuesler, the United States Coast Guard cutter Chelan, arrived in Gastineau Channel shortly be- 4‘ fore 10 o'clock last evening and | docked at the Government Wharf, ':hrmging Senator Arthur R. Rob- |inson of Indiana, to Juneau for a | conference with Gov. John W. Troy |!and other officials. | Leaving Seattle Sunday morning |the Chelan came directly to Ju- neau and when it leaves here early | tcmorrow morning it will proceed /||to Seward, with, probably a brief | stop at Sitka, and from Seward will continue to the Aleutian Islands and possibly the Pribilof Islands, retfurning to Unalaska. At Unalaska Senator Robinson will transfer from the Chelan to ‘lhc cutter Shoshone on which he |will return to the south directly | from the islands. Paris typist| The Chelan will remain in the northern waters for the next three! | i | Jacqueline Doret, who won a Jean Harlow movie con- test, is shown outside the w"""months with the Bering Sea pa- Visits Wlnte House BUTTEH GHEI_AN Aimee’s Succ\essor? SEATTLE BASE: MANY FRIENDS ATTEND FUNERAL OF E. C. GUERIN Hundreds of friends pald their last respects to E. C. Guerin this afternoon at the services held in the Scottish Rite Temple under the direction of the Masonic Lodge' of which he was a member. The beau- tiful ritualistic ceremony conduct- ed by the officers of the Masonic order was both brief and dignified and the Rev. C. E. Rice delivered an appmpriabe eulogy. A mixed quartet made up of Mrs. J. C, Stapleton, Miss Mary Jean- ette Whittier, Max Scriber and J. J. Fargher, gave several selections, during the services. Members of the Eastern Star, Rainbow . Girls, Masonic Lodge, De Molay, and Boy Scouts attended in groups as well as many friends who belonged to no organizatioh. The large gathering which crowded the lodge room was testimony (o the great popularity of Mr. Guerin and the deep respect in which he was held by all who knew him. The floral- tribute from friends and ‘organizations was a large one. Members of the Masons and Boy Scouts in uniform led the march to the cemetery where after a brief ceremony, interment took place in the Masonic plot. The pall bearers were Charles E. Naghel, M. S. Whittier, Daniel Ross, Frank McCafferty, Simpson MacKinnon and Dr. Robert Simp- son. 1f R $AM PAUL, WIFE AND s SON'FLY TO CHICHAGOF Mrs. Sam Paul and son Q&rp, me Seaplane Bar- am” Gem*M\eyflns ‘pilot, left Ju- neau at 2:30 today for Chichagof. Mr. Paul and his son will spend a _week on the island. Mrs. Paul will return to Juneau* tonight with the plane. SAVE 10 CENTS A 5 A recent photo of Rheba Crawford Splivalo, once known as “Angel of Broadway,” who, it is rumored, is slated to rephce Aimee Sem}) McPherson as head of Ange Tcmple, Los Angeles. Mrs. Hut ton, it is said, plans to remain ir | Europe lndeflmtely. NUCOA, pound . GEM NUT, pound . Houu during a sightseeing tour of | Washington. She is on her way to| trol. | Hollywood. Pkoto) MARSHAL MDONALD NAMES DIXIE HALL FOR CHIEF DEPUTY Dixie Hall, recently agent for the Northern Commercial Company at McGrath, has resignad to ac-| cept the position of Chief Daputyi United . States Marshal of the Fourth Division, offered to him (Associated Press | 'DANNER BUILDS - NEW DAIRY ON HIGHWAY FARM Construction Is Part Con- by Marshal Joseph A. McDonald, according to word just here. Mr. Hall recently flow from his new duties. received | McGrath to Fairbanks to assume | | Miss Alleine Apland, ieturned on the steamer Northwestern this He has resided in the AUTO DRIVERS. ATTENTION! All operators® weenses expired May 31. If you drive a car you must have a license. Fee $1.00. A. W. HENNING, —adv. City Clerk. | NOTICE! The Juneau Water Works will move its office July 1 to the First | Naticnal Bank from where it will transact all business. adv. JOHN RECK, Manager. has been visiting Mrs. Max Smith guest of Mrs. and Mrs. H. E. Morgan at Governor's house. the was promoted in a short store manager, The New C[\evrolet TOWH Sedan The Smartest, Latest Chevrolet Creation ON DISPLAY HERE NOW! model you have yet seen K AND LEARN ABOUT ITS MANY UNIQUE FEATURES This smart model is not only on display at the Connors Motor Company but is available for purchase to the first Juneau buyer. The car is Ducoed in dark maroon,.including fenders, Two extra metal tire covers, sunk in fender wells accompany the car. Chevrolet’s famous *“No-Draft” (ventilation, particularly acceptable to Alaska motorists, is an- other feature of this smooth, beautiful, mechanical- ly exceptional 6-cylinder unit of motering perfec- tion and comfort. SEE IT TONIGHT! Different than any Chevrolet NOTE: The Connors Motor Com- pany will arrange Seattle delivery on cars for Ju- neau people who plan driving to the Chicago Fair. interior (about 16 years. He was at one time morning from Skagway where she|storekeeper for the Alaska Rail- |road at Nenana and later entered‘“ay A two-car garage, with con- for the last two wecks and is althe employ of the Northern Com- Robert W. Bendcrimercnal Company as bookeeper and time to o #irator of the Territorial Museum crete—Two-Car Gar- age to Be Erected Excavation being completed and forms made, concrete pouring will soon start on the new dairy barn of George Danner, of the Menden- |hall Dairy, on the Glacier High- crete floor will also be erected. The new dairy barn will be 102 feet by 36 feet, concrete half-story ;:md floor and large hay loft over {ail. The large structure will also, | have all modern improvements. Ellingen and Klein are the con- tractors and they expect the dairy !in three or four WATER OFFICE months. | { | II||IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIII| |barn and garage will be completed |’ AoR | who made the trip « Sitka on the | steamer Aleutian a weck ago, re-: turned to Juneau on the mutormlpl Estebeth. POUND AND BUY BUTTER SUBSTITUTE 20c 20¢ At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 !IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIII|IIIlII|IIllIiIIlll|llIIllIIIlIIIIIIIIIflIIIIIIIHIlIIlIIIIIIIIIII SALE! ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF ALL GOODS SOLD AT 20% DISCOUNT MOVES JULY 1 Six-inch Main Is to Be Laid] in Seatter Tract— Start Monday The office of the Juneau Water Company after July 1, will be located in the First National Bank, according to an announcement made today by John Reck, Manager of the company. All business of the company both by telephone and in person will be conducted through the new of- fice in the bank and Mr. Reck be- lieves this arrangement will be more convenient to customers of the company. Work on laying a new 6-inch water main from Gold Belt Ave- nue to the radio station in the Seatter Tract will start Monday according to Mr. Reck. The pipe is scheduled to arrive in Juneau Fri- day. This arrangement is in ac- cordance with recent requests by the residents of that district for a more ample water supply and additional fire protection. - e, THE REV. KASHEVAROFF RETURNS TO JUNEAU ‘The Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff, cu- BEACH WASH SUITS Ages 6 to 14 White and contrast- ing colors Also Prints $1.25 or $1.95 e Exchanges NO DELIVERIES 4 ASSIGNEE CASH GROCERY STOCK RETAIL PREVAILING PRICES SALE STARTS 9 A. M. THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933, and continues until all stock sold TERMS--Cash, No Returns, No Alaska Personal Service Agents, TCARR’S FROM LOCAL g = = Pleasing 50c Large Tube Butler Mauro Drug Co. “Express Money Otdcrs ANYTIME DONT FORGET Skeeter Cream REXALL IS BESTT, " Very Effective—Stainfess Odor—Greaseless IIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII"IllllllllllIllllllIl“III||I|IIIIIIHI