The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 24, 1936, Page 14

DADDY- WiLL YOU LET -ME HAVE SOME CASH IN ADVANCE ON MY ALLOWANCE? THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY _APRIL 24, 1936.- SEVEN WANT AD POINTERS Your want-ad will produce. it you: 1. Thifk 'eatefully ‘apout your proposition. 3. Direct your selling efforts at the individual. Be specific Wse colcrful words. Aveld generalities. Tell the whole story. Emphasize the best fea~ ture of your offer. Mention price. Make answering as easy as possible. HIQIS.RI;N e oa FOR RENT—Will sub-let five-room furnished house “for. summer months. Telephone 483. FOR RENT—Single § heated room Telephone 681 | FOR RENT—Apartment for_ two persons. Winter and Pond Build- | ing STEAM heazea ApL NuggeL ApLs FOR RENT—Two-room Aurmshcd steam-heated apartment, private | bath. Telephone 5601, Nicl:'mu-} vich Apts. | |F FOR RENT—Five-room unfurnish- % ed house. Inquire Junéau Marble ‘Works. FOR RENT—_Mafshall Apartments, 4 rooms furnished, heated, ex- J cellent view. Phone 330 or call 114 West 6th St. FOR RENT — .arge warehouse, garage space. Phone 18'1 FOR RENT%Xnne or dauble furn- ished housekeeping rooms. 209 Second Street, Upstairs. COZY, warm, furn. apts. ..r(h‘v,—'wn.- er, dishes, cooking utensils and| bath. Reasonable at Seaview. FOR RENT—Furnished 3-room apt. | Reasonable rent. Phone 524, Mrs. | Monngle | WANTED—Will purchase B B hand | winch, two-ton capacity. Inquife | Robert Light's Barber Shop. WANTED-—Generus cook, also h:.dyl to care for children and man to care for dormitory. Apply Er- win Boarding House. | TURN your old gold into ME‘ Mnm»mmtsnw i RTINS - LOST—BIll fold containing = $20, \ probably lost - from pocket on Front Street. All the money dwn!r' had is in purse. Please return| to Empire. | LOST—Reward to finder . . black | leather bill fold containing cur-l rency and personal papers. Has gold embossed name R. C. Kop-' stead on same. Please return to Piggly Wiggly Guy Smith DRUGS PUROLA REMEDIES PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- FULLY COMPOUNDED Front St Next Coliseum PHONE 97—Free Delivery [ PHONE 36 | | For very rompt y LIQUOR ‘) \mes. lfl«,ln expert rémake or (TFonias) to 44; shoes and rubbers 10c per pair;¢ dresses 15¢ up. Salurday, April 26, only. Quitting business. 326 Willoughby Ave. FOR SALE—1933 Plymouth sedan, reason«lble See at Servlce Garlge FOR SALE—Plymau[h engine, suit- aple for marine use. Address Em- pire M 1428, FOR SALE—Hemphill Diesel Home Study engineering course, con- sisting of forty books. See Del Jarbeau at Juneau Lumber Mills. mniiszrbfi:r-lmhan. pmno-accord- jon; brand new. A real bargain. Inquire No. 2, Senate Rooms. FOR SALE — Esséx. coach. 1021.| Good condition Phone 578. FOR SALE — Five-room _furnished house, full basement, corner 12th| and A, number 403. Call on prem- s after 7 p.m. i | FOR SALE—Thirty-seven fool boat, $1650. Apply aboard MASCOT at ROCK DUMP FLOAT. FOR . SALE—A_ 5-room well-built | home, ‘in, one of the Dest resi- dential districts, full basement, oil burner, fireplace, modern in every respect, .on terms. Phone G. E.| Krause, 439. FOR SALE—1932 Durant sedan, in- cluding heater and radio, good rubber, ete., $200. Telephone 84, Douglas. F‘OR SALE — Two resldence view lots, reasonable. See Martin at| light company. - ——e FOR SALE or Lease—vuunch cqunt- er. and equipment; new; modern. QGood . location, reasonable rent. Phone 173, e i FOR, SALE. — house.on §th and Park. Reasonable, mnm—ymmmnp- erty. One .of the, best puys. in Juneaw. ., Priced low for quick| sale. See owner on premises. W—*—fl—* m SALE—Upright .gnun; Rea- M1§clu,m' i pe your hat. Only. first clus and let us_explain. P?mm ? pointment, rmondne rates, ap-: or by mmcmmtmm Wood, c-mol Cafe.. .. . 500, guaranteed permanents 43.75 oomnlqu Gul 315 Decker Way 201 - for - appoint- EESONS i Harae ‘Hardanger, crochet- |, ing, etc. Phone 3282. [ heian Bty B T The Juneau Laundry | | Franklin Street between Front and Second Streets | PHONE 358 CLOSING OUT ALL STOCK AND | FIXTURES | Juneaw Erock Shoppe | MRS. JENNIE BRUMBERG 5 - HARRY RACE, Drug “The Bqllbb Stores d Ahga FORD AGENCY (Authiorized Dealerst GREASES GAG—WJ JUNEAU MOTORS FOR SALE—6 men’s sults, sizes 38 DADDY - | DON'T WANT YOU TO THINK ) DON'T REMEMBER THAT | OWE YOU FIFTY DOLLARS- Hem‘y the Fourth Is Also Takmg Up Agriculture; Is in Wallace F. amtly s Blooc | | | | | I Two generaticns of Henry Wallaces—the Secretary of Agricul- ture and his son, a student at Iowa State College. AMES, Ia., April 24.—A tall, clean- cut youth of 21, whose father guides | the farm policies of the nation, is learning the ABC's of agriculture | it Towa State College. He is Henry Wallace IV. son of the Secretary of Agriculture. print on young Wallace. He is study- | ing agronomy (a course of his own ested in poultry raising. a fleld in which his father pion- eered, and perhaps to make it his | life's work. It's in the Family Blood the division boasted a half-score UNEAU: YOUNG ] Hardware Company ‘ PAINTS—OIL—GLASS [ Shelf and Heavy Hardware i Guns and Ammunition Réére‘ati&{ Parlors 02 Mudems who spent as mucn | time in the fields as in#the class- Jim Wilson to the school as Dean! of Agriculture. Through this agricultural sehol- astic mill next went Henry II, who e later became Secretary of Agricul- | Three gencrations of trail-blazing tyre, under Presidents Wilson and | in agriculture have left their im- Harging. Then came Henry II, the present | Secretary of Agriculture, whose | | choosing) and he is keenly inter- curiosity to know why corn grew| | the way it did brought him recog- | | Hhe plans later to study genetics, nition as a geneticist. Declined to Be “Pledge” Henry IV, a living likeness of his | father, is considered a better-than- | average student, but he says he is “You can't breed agriculture out not out to make a scholastic rec- | of the family’s blood,” he says. ! ord. The Wallaces have blazed a well- ] come a “campus leader.” Later, he} { marked trail through . the agricul-|says, he may work on the under- | | tural division here. 1In 1869, when graduate agricultural magazine and | T TR, e T RS CANADIAN PACIFIC TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA PRINCESS NORAH PRINCESS LOUISE Tickets, resexvation and full V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent Henry I brought “Tama” Nor does he intend to be- SERVING ALASKA THE YEAR nmww 1 \ i ,'SMUN&SCHEDULE Leaye DueJuneau Due Juneau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound Yukon Apr. 18 Apr. 21 Apr. 27 N'Western Apr. 21 Apr. 25 Apr. 27 Alaska Apr. 25 Apr. 2 May 4 Victoria Apr. 28 May 2 May 4 Yukon May 2 May 5 May 11 N'Western May 5 May 9 May 11 TdE ALASKA LINE M. J WILCOX. Agent—Phone 2 He stands nearly six feet tall, has | brown hair and eyes and wears a | ready smile. As for fraternitiés and the social he has repeatedly decline to become a fraternity “pledge, but he says he might consider be- “active”—waiving the pre- 1 British empire springboard diving | | whirl, d champion and prospective’ member | = : : Thavel znd of Great Britain’s Olympic team, has 7z A//Zl ing an | liminaries. | “I know what yo1 | your pledges,” | I fool around with that silly stuff?”| BCURANE, , “Bombed” with Food RICHMOND, Va, bcleaguered on the Potomac Rl\er | fell heir to a ton of state-provided n when Quantico Marine air- " the birds with five- und paper sackfuls. uall} !ench SNUG HARBOR PA(‘KIN& |pany will control three additional'’s | McNeill & Libby, durin g the forti 'comlng season, according to re- !z / [thx\t much additional !Nh will bL = | cases. ,npem(ed by the Northwestern TO REGULATE TROUT FISHING { fleet. merce re roml\ \med to mke mea- sul eek and lz;kz by:. e season from November 1 to April catch to 15 fish per day: | 'ng that no fish less than 8 inches shall be taken, and, if caught, shall returned unharmed at once.” ENonc of these restrictions will ap- | ply to Dolly Varden trout. | o LICENSE PLATES Every automobile, | trucks, .| plates securely fastened, both front and rear, as required by Territorial law and city ordinance. Window displays barred. Violators are sub- |ject to fine and arrest. |see that you use BOTH plates pro- AND REMEMBER that in icase of sale plates remain on the |car and cannot be transferred. ROY HOFFMAN, Chief of Police. I perly. adv. [ S— DIVER INJURED | i JA % LONDON, Api.l 24. — J. B. Ray, injured an ankle and is to undergo an uperauon N o R I H l& COMPANY BRANCHES OUT | The Snug Harbor Packing Com- ! : traps, formerly operated by Libby, The only line serving Alaska that maintales 9 reguar weekly service throughout the year. | ports from Seward. It is expectec Leave Arrive Leave in a pack of not less than 65.000 Boat Seattle Juneau Junea\ The motorship Orient, a 70-foot M. S. Northland ..Apr. 20 Apr. 24 Apr. 24 i cannery vessel formerly owned and M. S. S. North Sea ...Apr.27 May 1 May 3 M. S. Northland ..May ¢ May 8 May § 4 S. S. North Sea ..May 11 May 15 May 11 M. S. Northland ..May 18 May 22 May 27 # S. eries at Dundas in Icy Stra been added to the Snug Haroor . 8. North Sea ..May 25 May 29 May 31 grmnreeso e o e ~~-—i Rice & Ahlets Co. | RAY STLVENS, Agent . 4 HEATING PLUMBING J. B. BURFORD, Ticket A‘ent SHEET METAL WORK CITY WHARF ... - 3 ) PHONE 34 GUY SMITH, Douglas Agem 18 \ Chatham Strans Tnmmfinn Co. M. S. “DART” ~aves Femmer Dock every Friday 't 7 a.m. for Petersburg, Kake, Porc Alexander and way ports. Alaska Transportation ! Company | F REIGHT—*PASSENGERS—REFRIGERATION Prelght received not later than 4 Weekly Sailings from Tacoma and Seattle pm. Tnursday. to mmfi'fld Nrf&"fi”:?z“&’;m ‘622! Ketchikan—Wrangell—Petershurg—Juneau Port Dock, Tacoma Pier 7, Seattle | CHANNEL BUS LINE, SAILING : i and SEATTLY From Juneau April 22; May, 3 IRVING AIRWAYS, liic. OPERATING L CARRYING U. S. MAIL i £ e s S A Pilots—GENE' MEYRING, WILBUR IRVING GORDON GRAHAM—Meshanic PHONE 626 FOR 'CHARTER RATES 9 P.M. Thursday 9 P.M. Friday | | S. S. Evelyn Berg ....Apt. 23 Apr. 24 : l;hu: 108 "T"ju. or 1;513:%;?-“, *M. §. Zapora _.....Apr. &) May 1 4 ve o~ i) : 15, 1 1 0 & ll 15. l 00 midni, h Leave Dougias AM_T:40 o «l PHONE 114 Nigl\t Phone 312 | | 10:40, 11:40; P.M.—12:40, 2:10, 3:40,| 4:40, 5:40, 6:40, 7:40, 8:40, 1010,' 11:40. |———————— — - 2 Glacier Highway 8 X Leave Auk Bay: A.M.—7:00, 8:15;| =5 . o i | P.M.—12:30, 4:15. Saturd: d | A ot | Alaska it Transport, Inc, e A Tl el oo —_—— e e P.M—2:30, 5:15. Saturday and| <4 by o o 51_10;?5 b FOUR:. PLACE STINSON SEAPLANE ekl i b LI At Reqsonable Chcn'ter Rates PHONES: Juneau Hangm-, 612; nghts, 5604' Ofrice; 587 SHELDON SIMMONS :-: :: Pilot } ED SEAPLANE UNITED FOOD (CO. CASH GROCERS Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 S S g 7 AR S s 04 ay 12, 21, 31 particulars from s {Re AR 3 SUMMER SCHEDULES Mz Steamship Company SEATTLE—JUNEAU AM A, Juneuu M Table 1—JUNEAU-WHITEHORSE- FAIRBANKS Tues. Down Miles H 0 Lv. Junesu .. 200 Ar. Whitéhorse Lv. Whitehorse PACII?IC Ai.AQKA AIRWAYS, Isic. Juneau, Alaska Tables Nos, 1 arkd FLYING TIME SAVES VAC, ALL ALASKA— — Now Quickly, Conveniently Accessible_ | Fast service to and from via United Air, Lines or. Northwest Airlines and other airlines and nm connecting with Alaska Steamship Company to and from Seattle and Juneau. EFFECTIVE BETWEEN MAY 1st and OCTOBER 31st, 1936 Table 3—FAIRBANKS-LIVENGOOD Read Every Read Read Evedy Up Tues. Down Miles Time Up ‘Tues. Thurs. AM 11:00 AM 0 Lv. Pairbanks . Fairbanks Ar. 12:30 PM on. 9:00 AM 11:30 AM 54 Ar. Livengood Fairbanks Lv. 12:00 N B ——— Read Every PASSENGER TARIFFS A Up Sun. White- Fair- Liven- unea Ar. 3:00 PM Juneau ' horse banks good Ruby Flat Juneau ©-Lv. 1:50 PM whjtenorse ; Junéau Ar. BM pmairbanks .. X $ 75.00 anks . Falbanks Lv. 9:00 AM T ivengood . 11000 8500 $ 10.00 -FLAT-FAIRBANKS Ruby 148.00 123.00 48.00 § 58.00 Regd Eyery piap 15600 13100 5600 66.00 $32.00 Up Wed. Nome 00 17500 10000 11000 60.00 $60.00 USE AIR EXPBESS Express packages are accepted at all offices of the company. .i8 carried en 4ll schedules shown herein. A séparate ex- press tariff giving complete information for shippers is available at any company office. TICKET OFFICE—GASTINEAU HOTEL Telephone No. 106 -Multimo Equipment » . | | ‘Table No. 3—Single Motored Equipment ON 'nu'gnd et g i 'PLANES RADIO EQUIPPED