The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1935, Page 2

ve o ev v e o TIDES TOMOREOW . sPeemee0000 000 ter, Arnold Mogseth, Clflra Han-» e EPWORTH LEAGUE( |1 avuo Moo, civs Wy : HOLDS GATHERING son, Curtis Kirschotfer, Alrred Per,nanent Swote, and Rev. O. L. Kendall, pas- ] JORG - | : ENSON. CABINio:" ™" " ™ | W aving | Steamer Movements Low tide 1:00 a. m., 23 feet i tide 7:39 a. m. 11.8 feet tide 1:24 p. m.,, 6.2 feet tide 7:12 p. m., 134 feet NORTHBOUND North Sea scheduled to arrive at 6 o'clock tonight. g 4 . 4 _[[. M'rhe Epwnrm’ League of me The Brown Bear, Alaska Game K3 ethodist Church held a party:last| Commission boat, which was sched- lb[lllcllue l Iner 'cvenln! in the George Jorgenson|uled to leave Yakutat yesterday fo A SPECIALTY . cabin on Auk Bay. | Juneau, failed to get away because | | A picnic supper was followed by ¢ of sforms and was still there today, | Peter Pan' Beauty Shop games and grotip singing. ng to word 8f thé Game| ) \ARGARET LINDSAY, Prop. Those present wére: Mr. and Mrs, | Commi 1. Storms have been pre- . George Jorgenson, Milly Marie, Rae | valent through the gulf area. | V}{?fl‘:"'sp E'I;El‘soihi’::":;‘:’ " . with a wealth of charming details and Gertrude Jorgenson, ' Gieorge | —e e T i and Rosd Danner, Marlbn and Eli-| SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG- : : PR TIS S 1Y «Jahnke, Johy Finnigan, Kath-|LAS! Daily at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 hich cives eac » an individuality e 3 = LAS! Daily a. which gives each one an ndi ality ",;‘ Karidh, Bl | o e EMAL B & " old Barrett, George Grasty, Ro Y—Phi 44" dv. all its. own. The smartest sport hats | . % T LIYER Y4 hone i v e MONDAY TIDES v tide 2:19 a. m., 19 feet tide 8:51 a. m, 13.0 feet tide 2:48° a. m, 130 fect tide 8:39 p: m., 141 .(ccr_ > SCHOOL EDlTORlAL STAFFS PLAN EVENT The Staffs of Totem and J-Bird Seattle October 11. high school periodicals, announce SUUTHBOUND SAILINGS | a Publication Hop will be given in Alaska scheduled south next the High School gym on October Monday. 17. A seven piece orchestra will fuf- LO(AL SAILINGS nish the music for the event. Invi- Estebeth 1caves every Wednes- e | tations wfll be issued next week. day night at 6 pm., for'e| 7 O e v o 4 Sitka 1nd wayports. | KESSLER'S WHISKEY Lo o p«‘rl dLrn unlpl\' lurgc Dart leaves every Friday at-® Is better and cheaper tthan Sea- \ 3 | 7 aun. fcr Petershurg, Kake ¢ gram’s 5 or 7-Crown. JUNEAU flattering. We've a : R > and wayports LIGUOR ETORE i+ o1, |t il splendid new selection of fall hats | . i | SPECIAL DELIS =i TO DOUG- ’ ¢ . ! Daily at 10:00 am. and 2:30 ; ¥ least is necessary as a fire preven-j pm Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE- | tion move. LIVERY—Phone 442. adv. SCHEDULED SAILINGS Yukon scheduled to sail from Seattle October /6 at mid- night. ! Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle October 7 at 9 p. m. Princess Louise scheduled t o sail from Vancouver October 10at 9 p.m. ~ Bandon scheduled to sail Irom ve e L eUL0L.020000.20000uc000000" 9000000000000 00000000 now have tiny tucks and stitching, crushed crowns and slashed brims. Berets are distinctive again. They may and graciously IS TS RBANL R priced from | - SERVING ALASKA THE $325 to | sl T YEAR'ROUND o ] " % Leave DueJuneau Due Junean . . . Seattle Northbound Southbound TREM2T 8 5 15 . 21 . 22 . 28 . 5 b | 22 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Yy 7 N T ! ‘ iy ; . : " n:u:dem:“t_:: :Asul:tlleN—Esss LR R Rt L L O Juneau's Leading Department Store 9960000000 mownwwooooow“mm M. J. WILCOX. Agent—Phone 2 HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG 'y nt were: Beatrice Pri- JUNEAU FLORISTS | 1 PEOPLE ENTERTAIN McKechnie, Esther| J. P. Anderson, Juneau Florists, d t ber, Lillan will broadcast over KINY Monday red evening at 7 o'clock on care of Fall ¥ bulbs and Fall plantings. BE SURE 1 ) - AND TUNE IN —adv. Tubbs ——— EXPERT PIANO TUNING y was chaperoned DY George Anderson, expert pianoc §i A. Glasse tuning and repalr work. Phore 143 TANG—one of those nameless things— the sharp, nfip of a brisk morning—the zestful odor of of hunting, the comfort that eases a long working day 3 -—the stimulant that provokes yarns before the cheery 2 m\‘-l. TRANSPORTATION co glow of a log fire—the tartness, the smack, the zip, the bite that you find in Rheinlander Beer. o s e : / » Alt H 6elb ec pine boughs—the pungent smell of burning leaves. » ik i 53 Tang—the something you need after the vigorous joys % 0 R T H l l tains a regular weekly service thremghou! the year. Ask for it at DREAMLAND! We Congratulate MR. PUSICH L e e M. S. Northland ...Oct. Oct. 11 On the Opening of DREAMLAND 8. S. North Sea ..Oct. Oct. 18 For health and happiness! For fun and fellowship! A pale P rl : | WoOND TRIP o o Nore e et gl ek " bottle beer of zest and sparkle. Definitely the finest. Ob- rope y SUCCE SS! | SEATTLE S. S, North Sea ..Oct. Nov. tainable everywhere, Enjoy it. Columbia Breweries, Inc. ge d abhi M s Northland ..Nor. Nov. (Al Ale Heidelberg Pale Boule Beer is bottled at the brewery only) HAROLD ENIGHT, sgent ‘ WISHES TO EXTEND : ALASKA %fiflfinfiw Distributors . | et (Jongrat[dations H. C. DUNLOP, Manager GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent TO MIKE PUSICH AND Navigation Co. DREAMLAND | | ® rein BEST WISHES FROM ; fws ; s Klawak JAKEWAY DISTRIBUTING €O o Ll ELLMER JAKEWAY PHONE 628 WARD and JONES Exclusive Distributors for : ? Propnetors of the New KetChikan Transportation CO A It H 6 Ib > ’ g || Next sailing Evelyn Berg from Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 17 am., and 1 Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau — also at Haines. For general information call Agent—D. B. Femmer—Residence BOTTLE Phone 312, Office Phone 114. E. » | D. B. FEMMER { I AGENT CARPENTER and CABINET SHOP E. 0. FIELDS L. R. NUNAMAKER tonsaANanmadf~?] 12 WE BUILT THE BAR Between Juneau and Fairbanks one scheduled ‘trip weekly leaving Juneau every Tuesday at noon and For hultll and happiness! For fun and hllnwlhp' A pale : 2 i, r Operly hottle bese of sast and sparkle. Definitsly the fueet. Db it 4 AND BACK BAR arriving Juneau from Fairbanks every Sunday. .Br ewed ainable everywhere. Enjoy it. Columbia Brewerids, Inc. 4 o : p Paci fic A laska Ai,-ways’ Inc. WAl Alt Heidelberg Pale Bottle Beer is bottled at the brewery only) T e Office Gastineau Hotel PHONE 206