The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1936, Page 6

AND HER PALS WHV DON"' V\J TAKE YOURN OFF IN RESTAURANTS LIKE I DOES = ) e e e it oo, it SEVEN WANT AD POINTERS \ \ ) \ (] § { o e e et e P St Marine News CARMELITA IN { ‘ For HOROLDE el PURTITAGUMA t-ad will produce, mge, four plate. Bargain. Call { ] verlin; 4034 L 1. Think carefully about g P your proposition. At Douglas, 11”1 14 T U T T 3. ) EROACCXONE. selling gfor tor outboard * Steamer Movements —_— al the individual. i ! . N H 3. Be specific Wse colortul Eraol o coast, Willty NORTHBOUND . Norton Uapp. Owner, Has words. Aveld generalities e Northland scheduled to arrive ® BIG JU N EA U Several Gtiests on 4. Tell the whole story. FOR SALE—Three- furnished ' ® 9 tonight ®, . 6. Emphasize the best fea- T e west Soventh. $600 cash,|® Princess Louise scheduled to e Alaska Cruise wre of your offer. Inauise Cabin 90¢ West Seventh|® 8rTive Iate irday after- © et 6. Mention price L ° on or evening » The yacht Carmelita, owned by 7. Make answering as emsy 2 idatha ® Northwestern scheduled to ar- @ lorton Clapp, prominent Tacoma possible. FOR 1935 Plymouth sedan, ® rive 9 o'clock tomorrow eve- ® — ver, arrived in Juneau last night ery 1 able for « Box | ® nir R P”n(,‘,ss Bom AH!V(’,S fmm 1 is tiec up t the ‘( (l{(llllll!‘lll 348 Yinea e Baranof scheduled to arrive k until Sunday, when it will e late tomorrow afternoon or e Skagway at 5:30— tinue the leisurely southeastern FOF ALF Cr ring upright @ evenir - S ils at 8:00 1 er started on July 4 i piano. Very reasonable. Phone e Aleutian due Monday o dails at O: m Tacoma T = S AvartiRnh 4151 e SCHEDULED SAILINGS e & Mr. Clapp, who is accompanied by gaan B kit o Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail ®| The Princess Alice arrived from Clans, has s Bots oo it FOR ancy, Winte FOR SALE—Three-room hou e from Seattle 9 tonight. | Skagway at 5:30 a. m. and left for \i\'Mp and Mrs. Rollo Dunham, of Pond in good condition. Inquire ° a scheduled to sail from e |the south 3 a. m. with the fol- jendale, Cal, The Rev. Ralph Mar Sabey, Juneau ® Seattle July 18 at 9 a. m. © |lowing passengers from Juneau: A. cha Davis, of the Presbyterian Min- FOR room houskp - - six-room | @ Princess Chatlotte scheduled to ® Teapotch, Fred Brandes, John Gi try. of BeiB: ‘Ba.:. JRak. PHeriiE ok 3 SALE—!/ @ rgain, six-rooi - 3. o ;. a FOR BALE 405 by o emont. oyl ® sail from Vancouver July 18 e bita, Mrs. J. Brumberg, Harold wenatchee, this year's graduate of B {“M id, )n, m”r. e at9p m e Malstrom, W. Germann, Mr. and (pe University of Washington, and o i M‘.‘,:m Phone 4392, ® North Sea scheduled to sail e| Shiels, Mr. and Mr > Seattle Boy Scouts, Kenneth, e seautifu i 0 77 e from Seattle July 20 at e ls, Frank Jackson, J rest and George Bonifield. F i RN SRR AfrtaniiGs | 0 b e | Donald, L. Good, R. R 5 1 is one of the trim- 1 new elect W. E. Nowell, Seventh, near Gold, ® Prince Rupert scheduled to e A ts to visit this port all new electr -l Vancouver July 2), #———————————— % 1h's season, measuring 70 feet, pow- S o' b Hox o sail from Vancouver July 2 nes,ie g p. m e | TIDES TOMORROW red by a Cooper Bessemer diesel ; Victoria scheduled to sail e| ol % engine, and comfortably furnished onstratic will pmove from Seattle July 21 at e - 1d equipped. Mr. Clapp stated that to others. Tibaral e o | High tide 0:13 a. m., 17:5 feet 'they have enjoyed fine sailing on FOR RENT house ¢ your old machine; paymen Mount MecKinley e| Low tide 6:42 a. m, -24 feet this, their first Alaskan cruise, and over Guy Smith’s D; ] us Sing esst from Seatlle ° 1 tide 1:12 p. m., 158 feet 1joying the scenery and fish- \ous Singer dr from S » suitable for off port 9 a r ° Low tide m 23 feet nd expect to return to Tacoma ) por 9a.m phone 97, Juneau Kebuilt | e Princess 7 MR e - in two weeks ey St $35.00. All from Vancouver Juls at o & ST FRORE B it apace o e il * SEVEN HALIBUTERS e e i tomers. Zapora scheduled to sail from ® Q ! COZY, warm, turn. apts. Lagnt, wat- chine Co, Juneau e July 24 nt 9 b &, SELL Ai[ SEATTLE er, disnes, cooking utensils and = > 50['“"50‘ ND SAILINGS ¢ ot - ! ! Rt i FOR SALE — Lunca councer «nd | e Prince Robert scheduled south- o| SEATTLE, July 17—Halibut ar- haih. Reasopable, 8t SEAyIeW... " fange’ hood." Call 173 bound 4 a. m. Saturday e rivals today are as follows: DUL g Sirih o| From the western banks—Celtic WANTED =IO i, e mor : ; ; N1E ) ) 3 . \th e 39,000 pounds, selling for and * MISCELLANEOUS Prince reduled soutk S1EhD0 e LA S s Rt L R ED - Working girl 1t ® tod include > ror 8y ]” : Yo “”M\ e RADIOS for rent by the we scheduled | From the local banks—Bernice; '0€ay included the Fremont, 14,000 SORAE- o0m a5 e ol Juneau Melady Shop. néxt Mond o | Unimak, Ar Tipg pounds, to Sebastian Stuart for Close in. Addre Room 17( s L tion, Vik x ¢ 715 and 5.10 cents a pou: Ida care Empire VOGT—Last heard of en- LOCAL SAILINGS el e kel A T e pounds, at = in the dairy business in|® Estebeth leaves every Wednes- e >30) POunds s Of @I AYETASE 710 and 520 cents; M 2,000 WANTED Experienced wor . e Aoy night. abi8or for o |Of 9% and 8 cents | & ; nts; Mark e 3 i Anyone having any know- day night at 6 p. m, for jpounds to San Juan, at 7.0 and e Iy of of his whereabouts, please Sitka and wayports. o NOTICE TO CREDITORS |920 cents, and the Thelma, 1,600 - communicate with Fred Stein-)® Dart leaves cvery Friday at @iy, o Commissioner's Court for'Pounds, to the San Juan at 7.10 LADY wants sleeping room, ciose- haigen, P. O. Box 65, Juneau ° 7a. m. for Petersburg, Kake @ | 410 merritory of Alaska, Division |30d 520 cents. in. Write Empire O 1692 3 UNI » wayport el er One. '_Ihc» ;?):;utz. Cfli:): Al kW('JIh(‘l‘:vl. LOST AND FO ) ® e 00000000000 J. F. MULLEN, Com: E 5, nds of kings and WANTED — Experienced waitress 2 - S SR N ot = s to.the , Alasks - Coast (FiEh- wanted. Apply Alaska Juneau 1,0ST — Between Glacier Tavern| e ae “J':;le‘: ‘;f:;;‘cp’ bases Boarding House and Eagle River, one la purse. | RlNGE GEURGE ‘I“ the Matter of the Last Will ';hc] OL;;axlfl:. Cépl 0(1;,- Wmu;qcr.s THOROUGHLY experiencea wom- | 1inder please return to Empire.| d’ WERmOnk.of (M. VIBSEEEIEE i . S S B ook - beber boat house- Reward GINIA BEHRENDS, deceased wf‘ gaded bait and ice fhis bak ardi - g 18 FREBY GIVEN. afternoon. camp crew - restaurant. SUrong, §TRAYED from home on Glacier | R NOTIOR | Ib HEREBY - GIVIANE L S S tirel ked, any hours, re- b ‘ 1 y 144 {That the undersigned was, on the e ireless worked, any hours, re-| pgig, brown and white NOTICE faranih; g6 Rhywhate tox 138 e W / nd day of July, 1936, duly ap- E erences, go anywhere. P. O. BoX ' gpryy niel pup. Call 0395 i PR ot ; 1416, BELRE! nted executor of the last will n and after this date, July 16, 3 ) ter 5:00 ])m, g : J |and testament of Mrs. Vir I will not be responsible for any THOROUGHLY experienced hotel 3 g | ’mhww deceased. All per debts contracted for by Agnes maid — strong, willing worker, NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL | — having claims against the estate Price in my name. any hours, steady, relief, go any- ACCOUNT OF ADMI} RATOR |Steamer Pu”\ Out w1lh {of deceased are required to present —8dV. - 'J;ED PRICE. where, references. P. O. Box 1416, In the Commissioner’'s Court for {the same, with proper voucher T & i Sertind of Alaska, Division| 213 Passengers Aboard |tached, to the undersigned at Ju.| SHOP.IN JUNEAU! EXPERIENCKl> jyoung woman mbat One Qloias o8 | {neau, Alaska, within six months!|— FEC Hoois general Eousework.. OUcigefore J. F, MULLEN, Commis, AgWRY. NG |from- the date of this notice hour. Phone 3801 i IR ex-offic Tata | DATED this 2nd day of 9 L e R J‘”‘dn ’? officio Probate| canadian National steamer m-ince'.m];,3 Afnd. day.of Jul¥y TURN your oid gor o vawe |, U486, Juneau Precinct. George docked at the City Dock 3 B. M. BEHREN Gash or trade at Nugget Shop, |[B the Malter of the Estate of|;\"ri30 ‘Colock last evening with| | "HRENDS, | EBRNEST MILLAEGER, deceased:|oqpinin 1. E. Neddon in commang,| Txecutor of the estate M Lede and placer location notices| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN|pioinn “one” opes o0 0 SO IEReH | Virginia Behrends, deceased o for sale at The Empire office. that Alfred L. Zenger, administra- |y oo™ oot 23 Isic&gu-:v 'md First publication, July 3, 1936 4 T B e ese o entsn Ml Iouna trp Dasendaes St E G [ SRR CBIRE Ul 20, 163e, lae eceased, as le ere! = AR A e - is purser ALASKA LINE MAKES LARGE CAN SHIPMENT Busy Season Is Seen for Freighting Due to Pink Salmon Run SEATTLE, Jul, 17—With the| northbound Alaska traffic breaking all records, word has come that the run of pink salmon in Prince William Sound, Cook Inlet and around Kodiak Island, will aid in filling the holds of the ships for their homeward run Answering calls for can: Southeast Alaska salmon plar Alaska Stear is send- p Compan; ing a rush order of 120,000 cases on | * the Alaska which is to sail at 9 to- morrow morning. This can ship- ment is the est to be north this season, and the cans being sent in a co sed form The Alaska will 0 have aboard barrels and salt for the Kodiak herring plants which it will trans- fer to the feeder ship Curacao. The freighter Depere is sailing Monday with a capacity cargo for foutheastern and Southwestern Al- aska - MT. MKINLEY ENROUTE SOUTH The \‘[()mv' McKiniey, We ard soutinbour at oclock this afterncon, dis- rged two passengers, J. B. War- ack ar Ge mpbeil, from for Ketchikan y, Mrs. W. P. Sul- livan, r, James Truitt, | Mrs. A Locals to Scattle are Claire Lof- | tus, Leonard Bayles, L. K. Roehn,| Mona Scholl, Mrs. M. Polk, Mrs. M. J. Wilcox, John Wilcox, Mr and Mrs. Emery Sargent, S. H. Price, Mrs. George Everett, August Schwartz CARPENTER REMAINS IN CRITICAL STATE Despite three blood transfusions, Don Thompson, 29 year old ncau carpenter, who has been fering _from a nosebleed for a month, continues in a critical con- dition at St. Ann's Hospital under care of Dr. Robert Coffey. Thompson, who came here from Peotersburg about six weeks ago, ad been employed before he was taken ill on the Alaska Light and Power Company buildng construc-' tion work. CANADIAN th the Compounded | his final report, and prays that the | TR e e R 15 FIN ——=al PA I F Ic administration be closed and the| pyiine 5 ‘ E ! Sy { exactly |assets distributed to the heirs The vessel sailed at 11 oclock| | VAtch and Jewelry Repairing | - as weitten || All persons oblecting to the ad:| ;" Ve | PAUL BLOEDHORN | ‘ SAILING ministration of this estate and the|_ i P ‘} { at vcry reasonable rates " 'T9 VANCOUVER, VICTORIA by your distribution of the same may ap-| e - —| S STm”‘ l b PN |pear and file their ob'lou}mm :u)n i:': i i . | . hearing to pe held before the BEAUTIFUL SUDBURY i ] D C |undersigned on said final report YARN e T 2 From Iuneau ! uneau Urug Lo. lat ten o'clock A. M, September DOROTHY DEILY GARBAGE HAULED | | PRINCESS ALICE S el | 158 ROAR. || Reasonable Monthly Rates | r Given under my hand and the| | 355 SE(?OND STREETS H E.O DAvls ]’ ! July 28 |seal of the Probate Court this 17th [ | Models, Needles, Instruction | | l e o | c ARD]N AL | PRINCESS LOUISE day of July, 1936 o 5 o Bhees €108 | i July 21, 31 (Seal) J. F. MULLEN, -3 |1 “ | PRINCESS CHARLOTTE < U. S. Commissioner and Ex-officio | i July 24 - Probate Judge, Jungau Precinct. 2 Ch-!ham Strans Transportation. Co. | HARRY RACE, Drugg:st | First publication, July 17, 1936. 66 99 | . Tickets, reservations and full “Fhe Squibb Stores of Alaska” | Last publication, August 7, 1936. | M ,S DAPT particulars from e Lol 1 i i G |Leaves Femmer Dock every Friday | V. w. MLy, Agent for sale at The Empire office. [3t 7 am. for Petersurs, ke, Port | JUNEAU l PHONE 36 R T i R s Thoe ot e Pl T T ° | E'ref received 2ot later than 4 F ) ‘ New York Life | Z/~ ‘ pol I Toursday or very prompt ||| e, «l| TAKU TRADING COMPANY ry promp {1 INSURANCE | | | VAURICE C. REASER. Phose X LIQUOR DELIVERY | KEITH G. WILDES 4 | 4622 = Phone 2701 o il {l (CHANNEL BUS LINE\ Ludwig Nelson WATCHMAKER and JEWELER Juneau, Alaska White Spot LIQUOR STORE PHONE o e ! Rice & Ahlers Co. . 655 ;5 HEATING PLUK:‘IKIIQ Py Free Delivery * B T e THE BEST TAP BEER IN TOWN! THE MINERS' Recreation Parlors and Liquor Store BILL DOUGLAS | Phone 108 Junvau or 71 Douglas | Leave Juneau: AM.—7: 153 {10:15, 11:15; P.M.—12:15, 1 4:15, 5:15, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, g:d5, | 11:15, 12:00 midnight, | Leave Douglas A.M.—7:40 g8 40,9:40, Five-place FOKKER 10:40, 11:40; P.M.—12:40, 2:10, 3:40, | 4:40, 5:40, 6:40, T:40, 8:40 | 11:40, Glacier Highway |Leave Auk Bay: A.M.—7.0p, 8:15; | P.ML.—12:30, 4:15. Saturd: d Sunday Special—§: 4~ pm. \I.e-ve Juneau: AM. — 7:3) | PM.—2:30, 5:15. Bnulmay Sunday Special—10:00 pm, ALSO TAXI SERViCE CHARTER TRIPS To British Columbia’s 9:30; | Best Fishing and | - Grounds. operating JUNEAU—TULSEQUAH—ATLIN Interior of British Columbia and Yukon Universal Seaplane LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Agent Office Phone 601 Residence Phone 4652 Ju- oun I Southbound edu Due Juneau July 17 July 20 July 20 Jul; July NORTHILA Leave Arrive Leave Boat Seattle Juneau Juneat M. S. Northland ...July 13 July 17 July 17 S. S. North Sea ....July 20 July 24 July 26 M. S. Northland July 27 July 31 July 31 S. 8. North Sea Aug. 3 Aug. 7 Aug. 9 M. S. Northland Aug.10 Aug.14 Aug.14 S. S. North Sea Aug.17 Aug.21 Aug.23 M. S. Northland Aug.24 Aug.28 Aug. 28 RAY STLVENS, Agent - Phone 109 J. B. BURFORD, Ticket \"nn' - Phone 79 CITY WHARF . .Phone 23 GUY SMITH, Douglas Agenl .Phone % | Alaska Transpertation Company FREIGHT—*PASSENGERS—REFRIGERATION Weekly Sailings from Tacoma and Seattle to Ketchikan-—Wrunzc!l—]’etersburg—!uneau Port Dock, Tacoma Pier 7, Seattle 9 P.M. Thursday 9 P.M. Friday S. S. Evelyn Berg _._July 16 July 17 *M. S. Zapora July 23 July D.B.FEMMER R, Agent PHONE 114 Night Phone 312 Alaska Air Transport, Inc. 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