The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 2, 1937, Page 7

» » » ;1937 THE DAILY ALAbkA EMPIRE, THURbDAY DLL WANT ADS | FOR REAT PRSI = A e THREE rooms and bath, steam- | INFORMATION heated, Klein Apts. Phone Blue (526 QTR MRS it B | ) Count five mverage words to the| | APARTMENTS for rent. Phone 172. | T"WANT AD dne. Dauly rate per line for consecutive | ‘Monagle Variety Store. hns 2 AND 3 room ., furnished One day .. 0 Additional days Minimum charge ..50c Copy must be tn the office by 2 v'clock in the afternoon to insure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone (rom persons listed in telephone| i directory. |TWO bedroom, walerfront view, Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. | furnished apt. Phone 496 between 6 and 7 p.m. MacKinnon Apts. { FURNISHED house to let. H. B LeFevre. | TWO room fur. apt., 8th and Basin | Road. Phone Red 320. B Sl 4 VACANCY Frances Inquire Snap Shoppe. in case of error or if an aa L Apartments. has been stopped before ex- | piration, advertiser please noti- | 7 fy this office (Phone 374) at | TWO room apt., hot and cold water, once and same will be given \ ‘ steamheated, electr call| attention. | 569, LTHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE \ | AN el FOR SALE BY cart and bassinet cheap. In- 2-ROOM cabin, 9th Mullen. {FOR RENT—Peterson h rooms furnished with B, 4 oil burner. 414 Third St. See John quire Ciff Apts. No. 18. . s L combination lathe. Nearly |y ey | ;815 and ., ideal Christinas gift. Phoml $16 per month. See Roy Allen, R Johnson Apartments. 1 FOR SALE — RCA Victor, Zenith, |5 R00M uniurnished house on Emerson and Crosley radios. Ju- | Dixon St. Call 3! neau Melody Shop. | DALl ¥, | " MISCELLANEOUS | leONE Mrs. E.llh(‘ “about makum Christmas aprons or pajamas or} any type of sewing. one mile out on Glacier Highway. Cheap for winter months. Phone 244, i SR | |FOR RENT—Newly decorated store location at 373 South Franklin. Phone 428 after 1 p.m. FRED HAGEN, fuller orush repre- — |FOR RENT—Seven room house — |, BRINGING UP FATHER I'M GOING TO THE WOMEN'S CLUB AND I'LL PROBABLY SPEAK OVER THE RADIO=- I'LL LEAVE (T ON SO YOU CAN HEAR ME- AND NOW-WE WILL NEAR A A FEW WORDS FROM A LADY WHO'S BEEN- Y THAT'S | COULD HEAR YOU WITHOUT. TH' RADIO~ NOT MAGG!E'J Tho Perfo(t e 36” Is ()ut for’ 38 ()no Must Be 34, By BETTY CLARKE AP Feature Service Write It won't be the “Perfect ' in '38. Next year’s glamour girl will measure the same around the hip: and the bust—34. And her waist must measure 10 inches less! are the specifications James Dowd, Jr., director of Mox els Preferred, New York school HELPS FOR HOUSEWIVES unusual Spanish rice m stuffing for phea en. You brown or chopped onions s an and chopped cen peppers in one-fourth of a cup of bacon. When the combina- tion is well browned add two cu of cooked rice and one cup of tomato juice. Let simmer until thick. Add of a teaspoonful of poultry seasonin which gitls are groomed for pro- and a little chopped pa y an fessional fashion and beauty work stuff the fowl. She Should Be Tall LR Furthermore, Mr. Dowd, Miss 11938 should be at le: five feet, Serve any of the following |seven inches tall—in her stocking lamb: currant jelly, spiced sauce, spiced grapes, 1 feet. Five feet, nine would be even mint sauce, mint pineapple| better. aided by his wife, who is] fashion cour picks ! al beauties not only by height Character, personality | structure enter. The best faces, say the Dowds, igh cheek bone | Dowd, {the s | poten fand fisure cider jelly, jelly 3 plum or: X\bi\])[)l{ conserve cen and duck roasting per require Roasting hints: c! require thirty minutes pound turkey or goose entative, Hotel Juneau. Phone|— s Sk AR /e minutes per pound. Fowl : 123, VACANCY—Nugget Apartments. be placed in a roaster and apart, noses® shor HARDW floors said. All floors | FOR RENT—Seven room furnished |0 R e :l‘,:”ih.‘[il"l bt b often are ac-| scrape! % M apartment. Inquire Snap Shoppe €0 €Very fiiteen minute e MR i Eaped-Tasd SnOukhets Jpnone i P SDOPPE . chould be rinsed in warm water y large jaws, but those 534, P. Hammer. COZY, warm, turn. apts. Light, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview FOR general repair work call Henry | Gorham. Phone 157 between 5: U1 and 7 p.m. e TYURN your ola goid Into value,|. lOST AND FOUND cnsh trade at Nugr'eL Shop FOUND—. A pan of glas Owner i | mav have sz y proving bwner- } ship and paying for this adv. JUARAN‘ A nents, $4.50. wave, Lola’s Beauty qhop ule-vhone\WANThD -— Boarders in private 2’)1 315 Decker ‘Vay | home, 326 Second Street. Call Blue B e F or Rent | WANTED | WORK by hour or day. Phone | Pt s For Sflle, | WOMAN for gcncml Thcusework. | YOUNG lady will stay with children afternoons and evenings. Phone Blue 140. 9 PERSONALS Your Wants in i Classified e Ads in ANCHORAGE SCHOOLS ON SIX-DAY WEEK The Empire { Anchorage public schools have i 1 ‘Where's lhat letter" O]ga Seattle” {gone on a six-day work week and cut short holiday vacations to speed up completion of e school year in connection with the bullding pro- gram to be started next spring. |ing voted to hold classes each Sat- jurday. The Christmas vacation has been cut out and arrangements have been made to wind up the school year April 23 mstead of June 3. PHONE METHOD[ST LADIES’ AiD MEMBERS PLAN SOCIAL, FOOD SALE | Plans for a social evening and a {food sale to be held this month |were outlined at the meeting of the Methodist Ladies’ Aid held yester- | |day afternon at the Methodist Par- | {sonage. Mrs. George Kerin, president, as- ‘sisled as hostess with Mrs. Ceorl \Col‘.n during the afternoon.” The| !date for tfie food sale was set for| ‘Deccmber 18. Twenty members | were prs nt for the gatherimg. RBCSREPa A Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office. [ ZORIC DRY CLEANING ® Soft Water Washing Cigars Cigarettes Candy Cards THE | NEW ARCTIC Pableamofis Draught Beer On Tap "JIIMMY" CARLSON | Phone 653. |s | inine inches long. The school board at a recent meet- |s |basket social to be held tomorrow |ing lunches in baskets, Mr. Kimball | |wrapped and decorated auractivelyf uised by careful rou powdering th § n the re Long W made to @ y half hour The lid always should be plac the roaster. can k& flaky To keep rice during o0k~ [ ; ) ing do not stir or it in quan- 1 3ty iy I'f"lf“,‘i the ,".,‘\”T tities of boiling water. After it has | “; ,‘ <‘l!‘lu engthening t r‘n |been _boiled the rice should be t the ends. the |drained, rinsed in hot water and rouge in close will minimize a broad “dried off” for five minutes in a - it : : roderate oven. It Iwo of the hardest phases of ed as a vegetable, | training mode prescribing combined with other foods Lorna MacLeod as she enrolled |and enforcing—e ses and diets with Models Pre ed: Hips, |for hips and bust. { Store carving knives carefully.| 37% inches; waist, ; bust, Postur®, carriage and m |Otherwise they are likely to be| 33; weight 131 pounds. are three ity fundamentals the : % . tiie The| - - |school drills on, eve y for the gatied m.““’b‘“-‘;’ together. The|™qgpy, FELLOWS ATTENTION il gk g ideal. carving knife for hot meat| pegyiar meeting of Silver Bow S hould have a stiff thin blade about s Lodge, No. A2, Thursday, flexible Work in degree of t 7:30 p.m. SONS OF NORWAY | A more 1th, Lunch will i | plade may be used for cutting cold|p. corved following the regulaf| Regular meeiing and nomination | |meats. me . All members are urged to|of officers at 8 o'clock Saturday T be pres Special invitation ex- evening at Odd Fellows Hall. All Add shelled roasted peanuts 10| yoided to Visiting hrot mbers please attend. tur-| cocked, hashed, seasoned squash. H. V. CALLOW, to be drawn to one of members One-third of a cup of peanuts will :Ibe enough for each three cups of squash. Dancing to foll S by Lester D. Henderscn, | adv. Noble Grand at meeting. adv - = Today’s News Today.—Empire. | “Alaska” Spread grated cheese over :\pp!rs to be used in pie. Members of the family who insist on cheese with their apple pie will be delighted. Always use a dry cloth in han- dling hot glass cooking utensils. If a damp cloth is used, the glass is likely to crack. When a glass dish boils dry allow it to cool before ing it and then use warm—not hot—water and a cleansing pow- der. O — e Basket Social To Be Tomorrow Juneau Ski Club Event Will Be Held Held in Amer- ican Legion Dugout e Close to sixty reservations have been made for the Juneau Ski Club evening in the American Legion Dugout where members will assem- | ble at 9 o'clock. Reservations for the event are being made with Orrin Kimball, Miss Louise Kemper and Lu Liston,| who have completed arrangemems for the occasion. Regarding to technicality of bring- today announced that boxes will be just as acceptible. “It is the food that counts,” he said. Womer members will bring the lunches , every day of the coming year. The for auction. The highest bidder | for each package will dine with the one who brought the lunch. - e Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office. are FEATURES— ber of the family . frrrrr e COSTS LITTLE MORE! world . to easy to give, too . . . just phone 374. SHAVES CLEANER FASTER CLOSER haver Harry Race, Drugs B e NICHOLL G IVE a Christmas gift that will get real use Empire is a gift that everyone will appreciate. There that will be enjoyed by every mem- . NEWS—from every part of the . ADS—that will bring greater savings and make it a practical gift as well as a useful one. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Expressing the Spirit of Juneau 0000000000000 B A3 INTRODUCING BY GOLLY- | LM&?% JIGGS = | T;EQ‘IE//A?_%’ it AL SR u 4 25, THE RADIO @ 1S THE D) MARVEL OF o THE AGE- - (o Pay’n Takit PHONES 92 or 95 between Bust und I Tips Franklin Streel | e O | Free Delivery T 1|} Fresh Meats, Groceries, S «{! Liquors, Wines and Beer We Sell for LESS Because We Sell for CASH George Brothers | ERWIN'S BOARDING HOUSE L MONTHLY RATES e | SO. FRANKLIN STRI NI RE Y THE BEST Bulldcrs and Shelf HARDWARE ; IN TQWN! Tl T JUNEAU - YOUNG ||| Recreation Parlors Hardware Company BILL DOUGLAS PAINTS—OIL—GLASS ¥ | Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns 2nd Ammunition ¢ | Thomas Hardware Co. || - OILS | “Smiling Service” Bert’s Cash Grocery PHONE 105 \ Free Delivery Juneau CHRISTMAS GIFTS and TOYS at the [S&N5&10|, : } | HOME GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE 3 ¥ | | PHONE 36 | | & Hmeris g : ’ Fot ¥V fisint :i GROCERY and MARKET L G i LIQUOR DELlVERY o T T e, (h.myud Bafrling, l‘ WHITE SP(if | SAmARY lodme Called First | LIQUOR STORE | Among A,", Germicides 1! nzl;::“’”g‘?i ' ‘ P l G G L Y BERKELEY, Cal,, Dec. 2.—Todine| ! : WIGGLY vy not look nice on your skin, but till the most effe ve germ stroyer, University of Cali- fornia Department of Bacteriology reports. Tests were made of nine leading germicides used to com- 1t pus and typhus types of baceria. | the GREEN TOP CABS PHONE 678 ;.MlllliI!Il‘llllh.ill!l’ii e McCAUL MCTOR | | COMPANY r | i 1 Dodge and Plymouth Dealers il I} 'y The Empire classifieds lorj sults, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables REMEMBER TO ASK FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING AWARD TICKETS California Grocery THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery SHATTUCK AGENCY INSURANCE — BONDS Phone 249 Juneau, Alaska New York Life Daily Alask e e = aily Alaska FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldq WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 48% It is TR RO RO