The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 16, 1936, Page 7

('VE ToL YE NINE HUNNERT TIMES T WAS WAITIN' FER TH' 'MOON TO UP S0'S T CoULD PRACTISE SOME TRAP SHOTS-AN'T DIDN'T SEE HIDE NER HAIR O NOBODY -- THEN You WERE ON THE GOLF COURSE (N THE MIDDLE . OF THE NIGHT- m\g operations, the company also on hydraulic workings, and ellent payoff was reported in t field, because of the plentiful y of water during the sum- dredge, for which ar- ‘mnc«mmu are now being made md ‘vull be comph.led by Mx. d on the property the past two It will be fuel-cil burnin The 2 | varying around L | kinds 3 Weeks Coming h dredging ceased at Can- d\t on October 25, Mr. Robbins and hich is among the claims, ed in geiting out. weather for flying and lack of space in the planes, the party has been three weeks getting | Candle to Juneau, and Mr. Robbins | reports many other mining men | from that and other districts, are | still in Fairbanks awaiting oppor- tunity to come through. i i _ | Going to Chicago Fur Trims Are a Fashion Favorite Fur trims accent many of the smartest hats and costumes this fall. This peaked black felt toque designed by Eneley Soeurs is trimmed with a band and a perky crown bow of leopard. A capelet of similar fur makes a striking accessory to top the simple black fall frock. Chicago, where he will remain all winter. He expects to return north about the middle of next M A mining engineer by profession, Mr. Robbins has worked in hulv the gbvld and diamond fields of South Africa, was for ten j managing director and the man sponsible for the success of the mous Hollinger mine in On and has operated silver Colbalt, Ontario. operating at Candle, on his 1 in Juneau from the Sew- Peninsula workings yesterday oon by PAA plane. Although production of the com- pany was curtailed by the loss of ROBBINS, ACE ment ary p the properties showed up to all expectations, ticularly the “bench” claims, Robbins reportéd. 11 Miles of Ground The ACE holdings include eleven miles of ground on Candle Creek, and so promising was the outlook during the season just closed, Mr. Robbins said, that it had been de- equipped, he understood skis were to d to put a second dredge in op- be used on the next flight in that ation next year. Besides dredg- district. 4 Accompanying Robbins Accompanying Mr. Robbins are E. i on, E. A, Carlson, W Streett and Chester Nielson Robbins’ son is still at Candle, but will be coming south very soon. Fred M. Ayers, superintendent Robbin: ill remain at the Candle Creck properties all winter. Mr lU(\l‘n to Mr Second Dredge to Be ‘In- stalled at Candle Work- ings Next Season tion,” with the was reported by President of the Exploration Com- Candle to Fairbanks till wheel A. Robbins, Arctic Circle JOLLY OLD SAINT NICK Will Be Here Before You Know It. Christmas Cards will help to spread a message of Good Will and Good Cheer for your business or personal use. - comp: Mr. Robbins is now on his way to! the mines at | | For sale by Butler, Mauro Drug Co., | Fairbanks, 111) Dougl‘x‘s b) Guys Drug Store. A Mr. | r M. | Robbins reported that, though | & the plane in which he flew from | & Call 374 and representative will call with our New 1936 Line. PAILY ALASKA EMPIRE s ™ YOU'RE LYIN' AN' You KNOW (T~ You WERE JEALOUS OF THE PR(NCE . 1S THAT RIGHT 22 HERMANN, LAVERY 'ARCTIC CASTAWAYS FORM AIR COMPANY Announcement ha Fairbanks 1 Jack Hermann Bill Lave well known airplane pilots, have m independent com Central Alaska Tr The company tions immed; Miner. Tr: will be offered, and tion the company will cc flying sehool, Fairbanks is the s been mad Ella g the fall. all came Polinsky, base of the new| oW SEOTH y, but fl will be mace pilot, M all parts of a. The com- to land. In Pany How ow 5 ly available muann and L another ship in the e Hermann has been er port flying in Alaska for Lavery, T on with the rescue of a par- ke 4 of Russians in Arctic a few|gppeal’ for any of the party, won for him the Order|tne only other way e Soviet govern- b S uan\pml license | fing Bulh are known as capa- with special knowledge a flying conditions. S e to ting d spot, ing then went about urcefulness. ss the tundra had six logs, in a country S appear foned a raft The t Lode ana pilacer iscativn notices selves aboard the crude {nr sale at The Empire office. (for more t indn trious Constipation x 1t constipation causes yc fihcnmn, Headaches, Bad & - b Iy, Slin,"get_auick Yellet with ‘ADLE- | by Thorough in action yet en- hu tirely” gentle. ang: safe. DLERI of parts. down the river, the workings Exploration Co of s Polin: PAA plane from Fair way outside, but c jher the intention to return to | North anks Oscar Webber, formerly and besides Candle, ltauam at Rubv MAKE WAY DOWN KIWALIK ON RAFT siwalik River the unique| Polinski, | u from the In- as teacher about last Septem- accom- | ular Candle teach- was making a plane south of Candle, encoun- ris King, | lor of the Kiwalik, the unde of the plane was washed ng a takeoff impossible show-| A forty-| 6 wn | WAKE UE THEY'VE ARRESTED WEAZY FOR THE MURDER OF THE PRINCE - BUSINESS PROFESSIO When in Need of GENERAL HAULING CALL US Phone 48 Wight hone 4 } | | | | DIRECTORY D e e DIESEL OIL—UTAH COAL STORAGE and CRATING JUNEAU TRANSFER Ry BILLIE DE BECK WAAL— NAow, OON'T THAT TAKE TH' RAG OFF'N TH' BUSH FRATERNAL SOCIETIES GASTINEAU CHANNEL Fraternal Societies of Gastineau Channel PROFESSIONAL || Helene W. L. Albrecht i | FHYSIOTHERAPY \.‘ Masiage, Electricity, Infra Red i Ray, Medical Gymnastics | 307 GOLDSTEIN BLDG. | Phene Office, 216 ;’ : I | * -+ B. l’ 0. E. ELKS meets n every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. WALTER P. SCOTT, Exalted Ruler. M. H. SIDES, Secretary. RGER || LGUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO, 13 Second apd fourth Monday of each montk RS. KASER & FREEBU DENTISTS Blomgren Building PFONE 56 'mé sl “THE KEXALL STORE” no| and | out was the| King thereup proceeded to| in| whicheven one log would ordinarily a hopeless quest, and fash- > castways stowed them-| craft and an twelve hours poled uml-j s the y arrived in Junmn on ies with| the ! Miss Polinsky is a sister of of has TOMORROW you’ll be glad you said WHITE HORSE TODAY Pour out for yourself a gen- erous drink of White Horse. Inhale that delicate fragrance. Sip, and roll it slowly over your tongue. Did you ever encounter such smoothness? Swallow. Was there ever such warmth without a trace of fire? TOMORROW youw'll be glad you said White Horse TO- DAY. JHalf-bottles and pints also on sale BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY—86.8 Proof | Pacific Bottlers Supply Co. WINDOW CI.EA_N!NG PHONE 488 | —— | NEED MONEY For the Holidays? or other personal matters —— SEE Personal Loan Department ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU CHARLES WAYNOR! ‘Manuger Fu'pt Natxonal Bank Building -.L,, o "““fi your Butler Mauro Drug Co. | Reliable prescriptions. in Scottish Rite Temple, beginning at 7:30 p. m. MARTIN S. JORGEN- '\SEN worshipful Master; JAMES \W LEIVERS, Secretnrv Hours 8 am. to 9 pm. | "Dr. C.P. jenne Rooms 8 and 8 e ¢ il uEnExAHs ‘;El;‘x:;n}gog‘;:ud;;‘: "Perseverance Lodge No. 2 A meets - ‘every second and fourth Wednes- |day, I. O. O. F. Hall. EDNA M |BUTTS, Noble Grand; MILDRED | CASHEN, Secretary. 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