The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 24, 1937, Page 10

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1937. WHAT WILL YOUR IN TWENTY N. LESTER TROAST and FOR NOTHING... $2,000,000,009 ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS America pays $2,000,000,000 in one year to Weather! Trees may' be uprooted; crops may be de- stroyed; houses may be wrecked. Yet, houses can be built to withstand. Phone 406 Rain, snow, wind; even earthquake can be beaten by the builder. SHATTUCK BUILDING Naturally, there are times when no house can stand against nature’s fury. But these are not the times that cost America her greatest, steady toll. Weather works steadily. Its slow beat is felt all too soon by the proud owner of a home. Build against the elements. Build to with- stand. Repair when the first need arises. Be as proud 20 years from today as you are now, as you watch K R A F F ’ s c A B l N E T s n o P your home grow before your eyes from foundation to rooftop. MILLWORK PHONE 62 Kitchen Cabinets . . .. Built-in Fixtures . . . . General Cabinet Work WINDOW, PLATE, AND AUTO GLASS THESE FIRMS ARE HELPING YOU BUILD A BETTER AND SAFER ALASKA THE COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY Phone 3