The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 10, 1936, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY. AUGUST .10, 1936, SERVING ALASKA THE YEAH, SAML : ' YEAH, - peiddd | ; OUGHTATAVE B hi YEAR R JUND GIVEN A PRIZE, » RIGINAL : : , SAILING SCHEDULE Leave DugJuneau Due Juneau HAVE ANICE EVEéNlN‘S BQIDGE 4 Steamer, Seattle Norfibound Southbound Alaska Auvg, 1 Aug, 4 Aug. 10+ Victoria Aug. 4 Aug. & Aug. 10 Mt. McKinley Aug. 5 Aug. 8 Aleutian Aug. 7 Aug. 10 p - Yukon Aug. 8 Aug. 11 Aug. 17 N'Western Aug. 11 Aug. 15 Aug. 17 [ Baranof Aug 12 (Aug. 15 THE AuLASKA LINE © 1936, King Peatures Syndica PO o i iy i e e Marine News G[]MES INSUN. | TWENTY - SIX Your want-ad will produce, old, gentle, saddle-broken. Write it you: P. O. Box 2582. . I. Think carefully apout e P ) ¢ i ‘OR SALE—House fully furnished, ‘ o Bdle BRI TR ! M. J. WILCOX, Agent—Phone 2 B with bath and big shed: Four| MucH HALIBUT = ?:rff,i };‘;‘gvfififi_& G rooms, quick sale $950. Call at : Steamer Movements 3. Be spegiio "Tse coloctul prénised on tower BRI SRON e NORTHBOUND Western Regerve Unlver51ty Steamer Leaves Dock at| TR g : e S 7 IS c A u G HT IN Summer School Cruise J Noon with 30 Persons for 5. Emphasize the best fea- FOR SALE—Modern, twenty-foot, i i wEANIaL IS Touring Alaska | Southeast and Seattle ahogany front and back ba S : . ture of your offer. gas e arrive early tomorrow even- o B- 3 Mentic Bt | also clgar case. KRAFFT CAB-|o [ Make answering a3 easy INET BHOF. le Prince Robert scheduled to ar- 85 posivie. |SEE latest Singer Sewing Machines, ® Tive next Wednesday at 3 p. m. | Singer Vacuum Cleaners. A dem- Yukon scheduled to arrive late —_— onstration will prove them super- . M%-REN-M jor to others. Liberal allowance Wednesday night or early | your old machine; payments $1.00 Zixl;)‘(l):”‘;“'l(‘i‘:m St WALy weekly. Famous Singer dressmak- gt AR ing course Free. Graybar ])(A’Lubl.lr T MLDUSED SATHINGH electrics, low as $25.00. Rebuilt Northland scheduled to sail console electrics, low as $35.00. All it et it Prince George scheduled to sail from Vancouver 9 tonight. NflRTH wATERS The Mount McKinley, Oapt: H.!| The steamer Alaska came into 5 Andersen, arrived in Juneau at port at 10 o'clock this morning 3:30 Sunday afternocon and dis- from the Westward and sailed for via i . charged the following passengers: the south at 12 noon. RCPO“ to July 31 Is Made |55 o sexanter, Mrs. Jennie | - Aboard were: the following. 28 N o R l by Inte|nat|onal Ashley, Mrs. R. P. Baker, Mrs. Juneau-bound passengers: W. P. William: Calvert, Jane Calvert, MrS.! Sharpe, C. J. Rhode, H. Campbell, Commission Lawrence Calvert, Virginia Calvert,!A. Campbell, C. Craig, Miss L. A TRAN SPORTATION CO A Kathleen Calvert, Dorothy King, Smith, L. A. Smith, Magnihild Oy- ‘ The records of the International nrys james Primavera, Miss Beat-|gard, B. L. Grimes, Thelma Shriv- Fisheries Commission show that for ,ice Primavera, Fred Soderlund,|er, May Rivet, W. H. Cordle, H. J. the period from March 16 to July nprs Ethel Sorri, Fred §orri, Jr..!comle, J. Metzgar, S. Baker, Mrs. 31, 1936, the following amounts of jack Sorri, J. M. Clark, Wilbur H. R. Smith, Elias Wright, Mrs. halibut have been landed in the p.ying | Wright, Mary Wright, C. N. Field, S FOR RENT — Two-room furnished house with bath. Inquire corner | house, near Home Boarding House. A. Schneider. i : machines repaired. Free service to FOR RENT—One room apartment,| all customers. Singer Sewing Ma- The only line serving Alaska that mainiaine & regaar weekly service throughout the year. light, linen, dishes, $15.00 month- | chine Cu, Juneau. Phone 4332. r »stern scheduled t il . i . % 2 Leave Arrive Leave ly. Near City Float over Juneau e “" | g Northwestern scheduled 10 sa% ¢ |various ports on the Pacitic Ooast:| Also sboard the lner were 14Dr. E. Kol, Dora Treffers, Agnes Ty o it o Sl Cabinet Works. S ol e . K ll‘";é?es-sgs 1;;;;01” Seward passengers and 53 round- |Resee, S. Johanson, G. E. Moser, | b ! i . Fleet 798, ,262,069 | 4. i ; e Ty MISCELLANEOUS Baranof scheduled 0 -aSAL el hueer R O g | CIPHETAE RIS L8 aeRly SR [ TR S. . North Sea ...Aug. 3 Aug. 7 Aug. § FOR RENT—Vacancy, CHff Apts | ———-u".— —— from BSeattle Aug. 13 ‘gt anadian ot " from Western Reserve University, Thirty persons left on the steam- M. S. Northland ._Aug. 10 A 14~ A 14 Phone 209 GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- e = s — in Cleveland, Ohio. This party, er from Southeast ports and Seattle S B. ug. ug. nents, $3.75. Finger wave, 50c. Eled | Total 19,350,263 12,567,848 | which was sponsored by the sum-|as follows: S. 8. North Sea ....Aug. 17 Aug. 21 Aug. 23 Princess Alice scheduled to sail M 8. Northland .. Aug 24 Aug. 28 Aug. 28 FOR RENT — Simpson Apartment | Lola’s Beauty Shop, telephone These figures have been correct- mer school of the university, is a| For 'Seattle—Tom Allen, E. W -an-o.oo-o-o-o-.-..oooooo-looouoooooou..o'-o . . . . ° . . . . . . ° . . . . . . . . . apartment. Apply Nickinovich | month. Juneau Melody Shop. e Seattle August 15 at 9 a. mi. . . . o ° . . B . . . . . > . . » . . . . . Gold Belt Avenue. 201, 315 Decker Way g"l’)’“m"“”"““r ugust 13 8% ® | "¢y date but are subject to furth- |-pield Trip in Natural Science,” Allen, A, Tammi, Mrs. A. Tammi, _ 5.8 North Sea ...Aug 31 Sept. 4 Sept. § g T T A i | é g » er corrections. and headed by Ellis C. Persing.' Mrs. R. Kaufmann, Lenore Kauf-| M. S. Northland ..Sept. 7 Sept.11 Sept.11 FOR RENT—Two-room furnish >108 s he week or|® Alaska scheduled to sail from _ s and . Kaufmann, 4 ) WA I T e ek ) For the period from March 1 0 My, Ellis Persing is accompanied mann, N. Hewlett, Toni Prescott, | . S. North Sea ...Sept.14 Sept.18 Sept.20 Apartments. Telephone 5601. e Princess Charlotic scheduled e [JulY 31, 1935, the following land- the group as hostess. After leaving Cecil Robe, J. Ferguson, R. J.| M. S. Northland ...Sept.21 Sept.25 Sept.25 to seil from Vancouver Aug. e |IN8S Wwere recorded: Alaska the party will visit Port- Moore, R. N. McKeen, Anna Cor- | APARTMENT for rent. Decker 15at 9 p. m i g Area 2 Area 3 jand, San Francisco, Sequoia and s, Mrs. N. Page, J. Mattson, M.| RAY STEVENS, Agert .. = 109 building Prince Rupert scheduled to sail o |U- S. Fleet 8349531 General Grant National Parks in!Creison, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wake-| J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Axent 7 from Vancouver August 17 e |Canadian Fleet 141634 California, Los Angeles, and the 'ham. CITY WHARF . 23 FOR RENT—Two furnished heat- at 9 p. m. ———— Boulder Dam | For Ketchikan—John Smith, T.| GUY SMITH, Douglas “Agent .. n ed sleeping rooms. Telephone 681 Mount McKinley scheduled to Total \ 8491165 pLeaving for Seward at 7 o'clock 'H. Field, Ken Edwards. ¢ ] sail from Seattle August 19 ¢ will be remembered that, al- jast evening the McKinley took; For Wrangell—Roy Jackson, A LS & BT RS e R BACRNOY. Tutser APSTHpantS, e at 9 a. m. though. the ‘halibub fishing,, #MBon, one - passenies fhime: duribhu-—Clil- | Vark Mavesn * OaRibta MoDade. | ik R A COZY, warm, furn. apts. Laght, wat- ATTLE, Aug. 10—Halibut ar- h()lrl‘lfl,}()UND SAILINGS wnsm:;hcmll} <2wll[wlv0;:x:“aMr3rc:lln: ford Odom. | For Petersburg—Dan Noonan, Sid & . er, dianes, cooking utereUs 8od rivals today, caiches and selling| NOFth Sea southbound 8 to- o 50 W FEROV ORERLHCE €O 33 uoom e | Eyea, A, XA Alaska Trans rtanon R e el o REiges faaloy VistoR sobihlgman: ety fn Torcad i 16 halibut_ fleet | — — ———— From the western banks—Torden- B 8 ; . . i ; : morning. For the month of July, 1936, the ESTEBETH Is c 1d, 35,000 s, P ck, - 2 WAKTED e POt ook, <0 LOCAL SAILINGS |following amounts of halibut were | om a“y e Tocal banks—Bertha, 1,-| ® Estebeth leaves every Wednes- o |landed ‘ 3 = el 2 WANTED — Work by experienced 000 pounds; Evolution, 700 pounds day night at 6 p. m, for e| s Aren® . Arid | FRUM TH FREIGHT—*PASSENGERS—REFRIGERATION grocdry clerk. Phone 4743 Forward; 1,400 pounds; Orbit, 1,600 Sitka and wayporis. ® 15 B Hech ARE2 - I Weekly Sailings from Tacoma and Seattle dlad % ¢ Dart leaves every Friday at e Canadian Fleet. 1,644,036 81,2401 t b 20 a8 > pounds; Freya, 1,800 pounds; Ethel | o WANTED—Furnished or unfurnish- o 'y o pounds; Selma J, 500 7 a. m. for Petersburg, Kake o e S| 5 ed 5 or 6 room house. Good re- o it J e o| Total 4,339,528 2,536,553 Steamer Victoria of the Alaska Ketchikan—Wrangell—Petersburg—Juneau liable party. Write Grubser, Em- ',‘rm"dmml PORTRIC AT eo 66698 e e s e o Acknowedgment is made of the | Steamship Company, berthed at Port Dock, Tacoma Pier 7, Seattle pire g 4 = assistance given by the Department he Pacific Coast Dock at 8:30 P.M. Thurs P.M. Frida; : Seuia Brpnind. A of Fisheries, Canada, United States 'olclock Sunday evening with 12 *M. S. Z A S A 7 JANTE: e i St BEEFO EER R, | s e % oy AN b i 3 : 3 M. S. Zapora ... ....Aug. 6 ug. “’M_“"” Used Burroughs “‘mf_""; i " | Bureau of Fisheries, and the Can- MO(OYS}’"P Arrives Sunda)’ passengers for Juneau, 126 round- S. S. Evelyn Berg .._Aug. 13 Aug. 14 myshine. Cood condivons WG| vy The Empire ‘classifieds || TIDES TOMORROW adian and United States Customs | Morning After Regular ~[tripers. 15 for Skagway and two s fasptre W 1708 l]ulck results. o e |in the compilation of these totals. M l P R !ror Haines. A. A. Anderson is mas»‘ D B F.EMMER 8 WANTED Young man wishes| T | o : e ail, Fassenger Run fter of the boat, and L. M. Runge « D ’ A. ent Rl S e o e e Low tide 1:27 & m, 16 feet Empire ads are read. ! [is purser. ily. Write Empire W1764 1 T, ‘s Styl { ;‘(“‘\l\“ :::xl:‘ ;’2 [‘) o 1:-2 ;‘: e Motorship Estebeth docked here' Passengers for Juneau were: Fred | PHONE 114 Night Phone 312 - omorrow'’s Styles (| 5 4 o early Sunday morning after com- Brandeis, Mrs. D .G. Cooper and | WANTED—Men roomers and board- o4 Y ] Hienh tide 5447 :p.im., 149 feet CHANNEL BUS I'INE pleting the regular weekly mail baby, Miss Janet Gecich, William | ers. 301 Third St. TOdG'Y { Phone 108 Junvau or 71 Douglas | and passenger run to Sitka and E. Han_:on, Mrs. Francis H}ansonl z 2 oA ¢ BULGER HAS CONTRACT Leave Juneau: A.M.—7: 13,8:00,9:15, Way ports. Gus Gutsafson is mas- and child, Martha Kite, Miss F.| WANTED—Expericncee maid f‘”‘g {|IN HOONAH: NEW BLDG. |10:15. 11:15; P.M.—12:15, 1:15, 3:15, ter of the boat and Dave Ramsay Romanoff, J. E. Thompson, Glen | A general housework. Telephone 361 , | +|4:15, 5:15, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:45, is purser. ,C Donaldson and Earl Miller. { P \ L S A e H 3 11:15, 12:00 midnight. | Passengers arriving on the mot-| Leaving for Skagway at 11:30 Al k All T lt w:::;fif Aplr;’:l;cn.::;:a "3‘:;‘;‘:;‘ {| 3. A Bulger, heating and plumb- | Leave Douglas A.M.—7:40,8:40,9:40, | orship were: {o'clock last night, the Victoria had | asKa rans Tt d mc‘ Boasding Hous ! ing contractor, with offices on|10:40, 11:40; P.M.—12:40, 2:10, 3:40,| From Kimshan Cove — ' Prank aboard the following passengers b g k Pront Street is leaving on the Este- | 4:40, 5:40, 6:40, 7:40, 8:40, 10:10, Rossi. from Juneau: SEAPLANE FOR CHARTER EXPERIENCEL, young woman| I fo) Store beth Wed"*:‘?\’ evening for Hoo- 11:40. | From Hoonah — Nick Lawrence,| For Haines—Mrs. Jack Morris. | wants general housework. 50c (4 UREOAU ‘s Own Stor nah where he has a contract for Glacier Highway | Dick Moses, James Joseph. For Skagway—S. Lachmann, M.| ¢ Ik hour. Phone 3801. | installing a heating plant and | Leave Auk Bay: A.M—7:00, 8:15;| The Estebeth will leave Wednes- | Lachmann, Sam Light, H. Mc-, GrPlace Bellanca SkYI'OC et VI S et NG o megms mmpoemoy | plumbing for a building being con- | PM.—12:30, 4:15. Saturday ‘and day evening on the return trip to Donald. | & TURN your 0id gom 1INt Vawue ygu .« | structed there for the Bureau of Sunday Special—8:45 p.m. o.;sm‘& | “The Victoria is due to return| 4-Place Stinson “Patco Cash or trade at Nugget Shop. \"' C. w uRedn WRIGHT 1’ Indian Affairs. Mr. Bulger expects |Leave Junea ) sA.'M's:zuZéic;l o e Inere southbound ‘tomoerow: morn-| : . : _ | P.ML—2:30, ' Empire dassitieds pav. || PLASTERING lo return to his gunest head-| " sundey Special—10:00 pm. | Try The Empire ciassifieds for |I08- & | AT KeASONABLE CHARTER RATES _ Bmpire classitieds ‘ : b S RN LOST AND FOUND | ‘ STUCCO S b%m: : o SRNREE M PHONES, Juneau Hangar, 612; Night and Day - LOSY AN TOUND || Telephope 316 1 FINE ‘T JUNEAU-YOUNG | j S 587JIMMY” iyt ST Wil rty who ‘took boys |3————— e || Watch and Jewelry Repatring | | | FHardware Compan 9, L || SHELDON SIMMONS g | - R R ~— VOGUE || PauL BLOEDHORN || Hardware Company |} Pay’m Takit {| ™"'cier bt Pilot 5 2 | at very reasonable rates || Shelf and Heavy Hardware | | 4 ::' L::ifx it bttt l PHONE 36 Offering Savings. to Cash ||| FRONT STREETS | } Guns and Ammunition Il PHONES 92 or 95 | RARGED B FRDWE, A | For very prompt Buyers of Ladies’ b i gy i e e | Freshpfi;a{):héigeries e/ - - ‘ ady-to-Wear. e al{ P ts, ol e - : l LIQUOR DEUVERY Ready-to-Wear TYPEWRITERS RENTED | GENERAL MOTORS | |4 Liquors, Wines and Beer }|f _ Compounded || b “Save by Paying Cash” || $5.00 per month and l We Sell for LESS Because e S i . 107 Phone ||| GlBurieed & Co. 11| SCTEREMAROM. fi} . WE LT ek o Ll SC H D ULED AIR 9 is worn by as writte 66 99 Seward it " l Leader DOPL Store fi " |'M. S.“DART || e et ] WP JOHNSON |} O e VICE by your | -t € s et wor—— — .Leaves Femmer Dock every Friday | doctor. |8t 7 a.m. for Petersburg, Kake, Port | Alexander and way ports. Juneau Drug Co. (Preight received mot later than 4 = = | p.m. Thursday. : | FOR INFORMATION MAURICE C. REABER, Pbon. 4622 GARBAGE HAULED T Reasonable Monthly Rates TO INTERIOR ALASKA Luxunous ‘Twin 'Enqino Tmnspem Radio Equipped Cigarettes Candy Cards THE NEW CANADIAN PACIFIC TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE ;. DRY CLEANING [ ] Soft Water Washing | J HARRY RACE, Druggist | | E. 0. DAVIS l “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” TELEPHONE 584 Phone 4753 | AT A R R T2 “————'fl' THE BEST TAP BEER From Juneau EHO!{E 106 Ludwig Nelson - PRINCESS ALICE wncnmuc: ;s A R c T I c Py ' Kagust 7,18 ! MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY! EWELER |1 IN TOWN! ! PRINCESS LOUISE ® Junesu, Alaska LIQUOR STORE : ® Pabst Famous Yo“r August 14, ‘28 A1 t H Draught Beer On Tap "JIMMY" s cusmorrs | p A CIFLC: ALASKA TS Iime At AIRWAYS s PHQNE ALASKA 655 ' THE MINERS' Recreation Parlors and i Fres Delivery Liquor Store |l CARLSON v. w. soovmma, acet | Seattle Juneau Fairbanks Nome i BILL DOUGLAS e | e A TR R R AT