The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1935, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMP!RE FRIDAY, FEB. 13, 1935. By BILLE DE BECK NEX' TIME ('LL SHOOT TH' VARMINT WHUT MEVER MIND WHAT THOSE MUGB SAY- SNUFFY. . THIS 1S A S22& COUNTRY, AND IF YOU'VE MADE LLY ARE CHARMING PEOPLE UP YOUR MIND TO YOUR NEPHEW'S WE IT'S JAKE WITH ME -~ AND THAT GOES FOR YOUR ASTUTE WIFE, oo DIN' NEW PASSENGER “BUS HERE FOR +GRAY LINE CO. Twenty - Passenger White to Be Used on Douglas Run and for Tourists Included in the large consign- ment of freight brought to Ju- nedu on the steamer Victoria was 4a new 20-passenger White bus for the: Farthest North Gray - Line company. The new addition to the Gray Line equipment in this vi- cinity is upholstered in plush and is one of the finest passenger mo- tor vehicles operated on the Coast. The new bus will be operated on the Douglas run upon the com- pletion of the Douglas Island bridge and will also be used in ,the tourist business during the summer months, according to ‘George A. Lingo, President of the Farthest North Gray Line com- pany. He purchased the new equip- ment during the winter while he was in San Francisco. ————— - " MRS. SUNICK DIES SUDDENLY, TACOMA | A radio received today by Mrs.| Edith Bavard advised her of the sudden death'of ‘Mrs.-J. M. Sunick, following an emergency operation in a Tacoma [iospital. Mr. Sunick left on the last Norco to be at his wife’s bedside but he will not ar- rive in Seattle until tonight. Funeral services will be held in Tacoma on Monday, according to the advices from Mrs. Jacobs, , mother of Mrs. Sunick. | Mr. and Mrs. Sunick ‘have been residents of Juneau since 1930 and made their home in the California Grocery Apartments. Mr. Sunick | is employed at the Alaska Juneau.| | . CARD PARTY American Legion Auxiliary, Feb- ruary 21 at Dugout. —adv. GIRLtWOMAN VERY mother | knows those anxious years when her daugh- ter is becoming a | woman. | The wise moth- | er makes a confi- | dant of her child, advises her as to her physical well- being and watches carefully for any symptom that will indi- gate that her daughter’s health s not il it should be. Read what Mrs. Upde sgraff of 1530 Bellevue St., said: “When I was a girl at home I was terribly rundown, weak and thin. Mother got me_a bottle of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre: | scription and it made me feel just fine and 1 have been reasonably healthy ever since. New size, tablets 50 ets,, Jiquid $1.00, Salvm Oreg., AY FOR | High School alumni scheduled for |fee $5. Driver's license $1. {CHEVROLET TRUCK IS | pipe thawing made the purchase " | Jack Silva, Welders' manager said. PARTY- My Beauty Hlnt | RUTH.IJENNINGS. The smartest, latest coiffure may look well on one woman and be| entirely “out of character” for an-| other. Before you try it, study your own requirements in hair-‘ dress, decide whether such a coif-| fure will frame your face more at-| tractively than the one you now use. — et DOUGLAS NEWS e o) | FROM WRANGELL Lonnie Engstrom ' arrived from Wrangell on - the Victoria for a| couple of days visit with his broth- | er, E. E. Engstrom. He is leaving for Sitka tonight on the North- land to spend a week there as the representative of the Sebastian | Stuart Fish Company. e, — MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the Douglas last night, was put off until a later date due to the small attend- ance present. The next date to be announced later. e e————— | NOTICE Auto licenses for the year of 193.;\ are now due and should be paid at once. Territorial fee '$10, City FELIX GRAY, —adv. City Clerk, Douglas DELIVERED TO SILVA The Connors Motor Company delivered a Chevrolet 1%-ton truck to Alaska Welders this week. The addition of newer and more ef- ficient equipment for welding and of the new motor car necessary, The truck arrived in Juneau on| the Victoria Wednesday, and was delivered by the motor company | aterdny ; AFTER YA GET TO KNOW 'EM=--- 1934, Klnr Fumm Svndicate, Ing HEALTH BETTER. MAYOR RETURNS FROM SEATTLE Goldstein Reports Belteri Business Conditions on Short Trip Improved in health, Mayor Isa- dore Goldstein is back in Juneau today from a two-week combined business and rest journey to Se- attle. He arrived as a passenger on the Victoria. b But not only did the city’s‘Mayor bring back good health, but he gave good'tidings of general busi- ness conditions which he learned in_conversations with Seattle mer- chants, “I made a similar trip to Seattle in January, 1934 Goldstein said. “But the improved condition of things as I found them on my most recent trip is wonderful. There is much more optimism about general business. Profit Made “Many merchants told me that they made no profit at all in 1983, but that they did show a little sur~ plus in 1934, And from every in- dication, 1935 will surpass even lut year.” However, Mayor Goldstein sald he took the opportunity to sound i B.MWW See It T‘oday at Our Showrooms BUTTER l Fresh Creamery, 2lbs. . , . 77c SCHILLING ey BUTTER BUTTER ‘A mw wmauk chFEE 3 pound892c Pineapple S & W CENTURY Meat Dept.. Swift’s l’remmm Mqlts FANCY ROAS G Hens, 28¢ Colored Birds STEWING HENS, 22 ib. V-8 smoothness, speed and power. centering brakes and new easy pressure clutch. FOOT OF MAIN STREET SEZ SICH THANG A ‘BouT MY O WOMAN Ji : g - a WAming over radio station KJR fn Seattle, advising prospective Tesifients of the Territory not to| come here unless they had finan- | cial security of their own. This| radio address was presented last Thursday nig The fishing situation also inter- ested the Mayor while he was in the Puget Sound city, and he at- tended a session of the Fishing] Vessel Owners' Association, now engaged in a minimum price dis- pute with fish buyers. Atk $800,000 Mayor Goldstein said that the Seattle organization had decided to send a delegailon of three per- song to Washington, D. C.. to in- tefoede for a Federal loan of $800,000. This money, the Mayor | whist, pinochle. Admission 50 eenll‘ Vesul mers Association torreezc | their own' fish if thelr demands are not acceded to. The fishing situation, when he left Seattle, Mayor Goldstein’ said, was, that the owners were scheduled to start fishihg on March 1, but that their demands Had not been | met by the buyers. ——l e IS AWARDED QUILT in the offices of Dr. W. W. Coun- cil, has been awarded the silk quilt, the sale of which was spon- sored by the Hospital Guild, ——————— CARD PARTY Parish Hall, Friday night. 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