The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 4, 1938, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE YOU SHOULDN'T BLAME ME (F SNUFFEY WOoN'T UNLOCK, THRE DVOOR AFTER ALL--- 'S WS OONKEY --- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI A\ e S GUT W\ QULCK aN' LEMNE YOU'RE A FINE ONE WHY DIDN'T YOU OPEN THE DOOR 22 THE GOVERNOR _BND THE MBYOR MADE A SPECIAL TRIP--JUST TO SEE HONEY -POT PERFORM -~ RE, FRID: By SE PARTS QUICK &F0 NTRY OUR \Y, FEB. 4, 1938. ‘ROUVND & S\SEN-+- BILEIE'DE B QE 7 D T DTSR Pay’n Takit PHONES 92 or 95 Free Delivery The Juneau Laundry f | Franklin Street between | Front and Second Streets | | PHONE 358 | “ 4 | Fresh Meats, Groceries, - Liguors, Wines and Bee AT .« { We Sell for LESS Becaus Family-Style Meals I We Sell for CASH | ERWIN’S BOARDING | HOUSE MONTHLY RATES George Brothers THE BEST | TAP BEER \ Thomas Hardware Co. | PAINTS — OILS Builders' and Shelf HARDWARE IN TOWN! ® E MINERS' THI e ~ | a Republican to be elected. That R R T T 4 . Fluffy Dolls Are Back bt gocuraly 1o Reasuoky | || Recreation Parlors P o' 1 yonh-—knil o1, | JUNEAU - YOUNG | W/ -' He Is young—and can wait, they tell - | BILL DOUGLAS . o ¥ 3 Chandler, Further, Logan, holding C As Boudoir Decorations BUBBLING QVER 2o g e Hardware Company ||| H ) J e 1 Battihe in | < Lo —G | 3 R A forget the Bar ley trip to Europe in Bhelt and Heavy TORiWAre | 1936 and support Barkley now | Cubis A6) - At - s L If Chandler runs for Senator, th 3 I8 3 j s “Smiling Service” | campaign will be at least “colossal Smiling Service i And in Kentucky voters sometimes! $-—— — —<=|:‘ Bert’s Cash Grocery | | e get so stirred up they want to!l | H " \ 5 | PHONE 105 1 Senator Barkley and Gov-|wark their ballots with rifle slugs.| JUNEAU RADIO [ ] Pree Dt‘ll\m‘\" Juneau | | 4 P - i | 15 BTN RS & - s T i FOR RENT [ ernor Chandler Very I SERVICE 1 o | WANT AD s | Much in Limelight AI_E LA D | ALL WORK FULLY GUAR- | HOME GROCERY i { | FOR RENT 5-rcom furnished iviuct gnt || A < L) - | ! INFORMATION | house, oil heat. Next to Assembly. | i sy i B oo | AND LIQUOR STORE | #-—————————————% ear house. Phone Windsor Apts.| (Continued from Page One) | AnVERTISlNG |N . o e 146—Phones—152 ! Fraed - -~ | 2 —Phones— : Count five average words 10 the pGp RENT—4-room apt. with bath | Furthermore, the political leader (| e AMERICAN CASH | and oil heater. Phone Green 147.| The AL R | P 14 Y Al F e et cmcutl, 214 O Deer P Gren 41| iy St By D I =Y wa wiRKE § R RENT—Apartment. Call Green |a bit ried at him for assertedly ‘ [ & i 8 } temporizing with the Chandler or- ' | LIQUOR DELIVERY || f Additional dhys 5e — — ganization The business goes < F | Minimum charge . 50c FOR RENT-2-room apt, hot and back to 1935 when the Democratic N FRANCISCO, Feb. 4. — Ad or very prompt | ©6py must be in the- office by 2| oOid ‘Water, steam-hieated. . Call| committee, in wn attempt to short|vertising in newspapers holds new — e QNS s (ha” arternSoristo’ Takidhy: S0V { lcut ‘the rising Chandler ‘;!mn*vl prestige ln)llw minds of furniture | A 1 Ao " ay . = | ) nory homas Rhea for Gov-'dealers of the Western They! | | iliaisan on same day APARTMENT for rent, California | §¢ Wininate T n r | We accept ads over telephone| " Grocery, } (nwr‘lz\ convention ,"‘ ‘y ”.l of risk-|were ”'I_”. 1|n-‘ Bm}x.\ .nl !\‘nv-.vu al | channel Apparel Shop I { {fom persons listed in telephone! _ 4 | S . PrimRr Barkley avgued spends half its advertising budsel on | Martha Bracken—Jean Graham | directory | VACANCY New Feldon Apts. Couple against it, but the committee oyer-|advertising in 425 newspapers, and| {pront and Main Streots Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. | only. Phone 209 | ruled him hat a big Chicago firm uses news- | s &b {r gn s ", { Then th a slip. Governor papers exclusively for its advertis- | g | - % = I::‘Vf\(:;\NnY Nugget Apartments. | Ruby Laffoon left the state, and in ir f T } " In case of error or if an ad | | 4 | y Wb 1 ¥ i . ToWDab R = — | has been stopped before ex- |FOR RENT—Furnished, heated,and | e e wndler, who wa ~,f ‘v‘.mlm;;‘.\“l\;| tol \“\k> o .‘v"u qu“ ; T § ! piration, advertiser please noti- preferred modern apartment in| b Tk fmga et ol ¥ B e e E 1 | fy this office (Phone 374) at || center of downtown business dis- | ial. session of the tWo_legisiatur Weslerts furmitife market, th Bank EN TOP CABS & Visit the ‘ fjonce and same will be given trict; over the Guy Smith Drug | '“; EShed O “‘v‘””i-""“l'l s S el icer ot ar o PHONE SITKA HOT SPRINGS ! Shissia ' P 4 | oY compulsory 2t fall paper ady sing user of any col Ui ] [ attention. : : Store. Phone 97. i A e o oA PR IE artd. 5ald’ th | Mineral Mot Baths | HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE P (| Accommodations to suit every .. COMFORTABLE apartment for ernorship bank uses this appeal as “the hub | g 2% 2 % 3 e : | | taste. Reservations, Alaska Alr di = —"/iwo. Apply Winter & Pond Store. | > ‘wheel” in its program | Transport, | & % - | WET-DRY TROUBLF Helps Bank . - & FOR SALE FOR RENT Sf‘\'("?]l-l'm\mflli(;uw & Aud on another front, Barkley| Townsend is advertising. mana SRR Seni one mile out on Glacier Highway. | A4 e i vk I of cor for the big bank. He said the| | I — AREAREIL 8. - "OOT CRUISER, Port Orford| Cheap for winter months. Phone | s e e o | newspaper avertising had heiped McCAUL MOTOR RELIABLE TRANSFER | eedar hull, 8 berths, com e na-| 244 n spite of its fam the bank build up a loan busines: ‘ COMPANY Our \rucks go any place any ‘ vigation equipment, oil burner, poETH LR CCUL room furnished| FOR ATMOSPHERE di ne te. B once was|of one hundred sixty-five million| | : ||| time. A taxk for Diesel Oil ' etc. (Located at tle). Also,[ ot Tnquire Snap Shoppe.| HEre’s one of the boudoir rolls that are coming back into favor. |the hero of the dry poke Ity AONIATS, SIATHRE from scratch in 164 Dodge and Plymouth Dealers | | | ang »: iank for Crude OH 3 Chev, sedan, wardrobe trunk FECAL SIS by G5 —— | Very properly, she's fluffy. nd often for them, But with ‘the| ' the instaliment loan field save burner trouble. cheap. Call Black 510. €01 warm, furn. apts. Light, | s 5 I advent of the New Deal he voted; F I" Hurley Jr., of Chicago | PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 e bl i, cuoking” titenistls 4 L fov rebeal president of the Hurley machine [ e 2 " | By ELISABETH BLONDEL |4 0.0 ; ; ¥ g | and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.| > , * s L i1 1088, when: Bdia- 18 of the Household Utilities — FOR SALE—J. M. SHAR-| "0 "% 7 sy Froghioh by: Mo Mie CIVIL SERVICE wving o hard fieht Corporation, said his firm used no PLES HOME. 'PHONE WANTED The boudoir doll has come back EXAMINATIONS o o Y L T inew Hrly gt D 130. R TR 2 She may not talk back like a radic - — o (BT R QERRRLION BTy & e ok | Re TRV e oo far Tady i cn |, maY Dot talk bnck ke a o Rurops ety atee M| L. Bt Depramien REPORTS PREPARED R i a5 aretnd i t but s r s L i il g i snined tAny or T oa e advised dealers to use this EOEI&SI;ll_:;N U(l}:u‘;\dlaleuh ft. map for light services? Call|(ainly can give atmosphere to a _The United States Civil Service v“ 'l:”’\ It d many of Logalis| o o " te lick ‘the recession. “It James C Cooper C.P. A | room, whether she reclines, in Ma- as announced ani open TR i \ be beaten” he said. “through i 00 SHARES of Hirst-Chithagol | WANTED — Young woman must|daine Recamier style on the chaise “OmPpetitive examinatlon far the po e Br e e e |an aggressive advertising program Jhihoried o DhTn Dureen (hnll SR sy Dl at $150 share. Inquir» Nugget| have work. Phone Empire |longue, or whether she reigns over Sition of elevator conductor. The "o b Roosevelt 1s tre-| ) ne part of distributors and THIRD FLOOR, GOLDSTEIN BLDG. i Yo badiitead entrance salary is $1.080 a year, less MCndbusly popular in Kentucky oo 'he PR O GEEOTE EO0 . i B | DAY ‘bed, double or 2 singles, Phone| Now very obligingly, she adapts ® Tetirement deduction of 3% per- and e is all for Barkley. He left ;"o is newspaper advertis- FOR SALE — Rowboat and S| Blue 650, Iher costume to the period of the ¢eNt no, dpuht of ‘that iin:the mind8’of,; .\, quet this year, Boat Shop foot of 9th St | -~ room style—and to its color s me. Applicants must have had, within |Many newsmen when he sent Mar- o ey & SR | % 4 e g the pas: 2 at least 3 months' | vin ‘MeIntyre, his ., to the £ L FOR SALE — RCA Victor, Zenith, | LOST AND FOUND | g o e ihe tuih i o | e s Pl M puten Says: The way to baffle Fres‘l Fr“lt al!d vegetables 2 e - dol vith billowy flounces of soft .. 3 % e e i < " the Taku is with pl C el in E"'”’“K}““'.“' S(‘lm ley radios.“Ju-1; o5 Bilifold’ containing $20 bl | sasfeta, @ fited blouse with puffed THEY must have reached their|lebresentative. Although ( b g e 1.“”»§:“.an: neau Melody Shop. a = in’chanie ¢ sod pighteen t no e passel 0 have a lunchec ust oty vy e ey s i R I | ;')‘““: ;::?0;‘.",3':‘]'(:‘m"‘;‘l‘r‘:‘ ‘v‘: Leslon (sieeves and ruffled at th k, ’““:‘:‘“‘(“f‘ ,‘;:"b“f";‘{" :\“ Pve e ”[(: l“-l\x‘kll\ misiiatin doors and felt shoes under foot. [} Bout las ght. ard. ) and with a large picture hat to "o to¢ KON ) B ¥ The white felts c be had MISCELLANEOUS | Daniel, Snow White Laundry, match smrenmrgx;. Im\ bow and Full information may be obtained|dent ngly stated th Intyre o, ‘,‘ ns m:u ('n; ljnfmxpll)l I\:1| (?nL ° . COACHING in English and debate, Phope. 39 flounce binding, are of one color. g [t T e 1\1“'?“1 reach Louiwille 199 for any shoe. Oh yes, we have al- callffil'llla GTOCCI' for_citizenship, etc. Experienced | e Pantalettes are of organdy edged . © PARIS gre e Silar. and atitBalcoRoliEREsine, Tew batterice, g e e e 5ot o2 \ORO AN Kill s ot e o smoman o vy i i e i o S S THE PURE FOODS STORE or P.O. 164 w s Fedi NO. 20904 [hesitate to oppose Barkley. But'garave. Diamo, i el | the flounces s i i . DOBE < B Y0y U Garage. Diamond T. Trucks. adv Sl ol hape T . | he flounces. @ tted swiss, with o, TOWERUS Fegular meeting has|many peace negotiations are in pro- Lt Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery 380. { r ae um"" ot of el oot o DEC Postponed until next Friday|rvess. It s being suggested (o Chi e o 4 BT Ty B | y may be used if they go m‘.m‘,x ~.qu1; evening. |dler that even if he is not defes The Feorty and Eight will mee —_— z s ' T GUARANTEED Realistic Perm: . }me ronliar Blin ' RAY HAGERUP, in the primary ne mey bring such this evening at 8 ¢'cleck in the Am- AW 4 nents, $450. Finger wave, Am n Tesoi il orsew, you will find adv. ecretary | a schism in the party as to permit| crican Legion Dugout. adv, N Lum coAL Lola’s Beauty Shop, telephone e A i e e Ay ~— — e ) . e ” 5 pportunity for skill and imagin- 201, 315 Decker Way. ation in a new boudoir doll's out- ] B! {fit. And there is a printed pat- cash or trade at Nugget Shop. :TWO Olhcr. leerl) Me";tom that fits a 30-inch doll and .+ Wounded in Infirmary At- [gives every detail of cutting and $1 K.60 per ton F. O: B. Bunkers TURN your old gold into value, 1_\Tew:]erscy’s New Senator Vandw'Family. at Homc e e e o 'wing and amount of materials If 1¢'s Paint We Have It! ! tack — Alaska Bound } ceded. You can pick the doll - ™ IDEAL PAINT SHOP || « e {which is best sulted to your tem- Pac‘fic coakt coal c0 | | TEWKESBURY, Mass., Feb. 4— perament at most art neediework » FRED W. WENDT | |John Mack, 79, bald-headed and departments in the large stor PHONE 412 PHONE 549 { lsix feet three inches tall, Was ar-| For the earty American room ) o _s tested in Lowell today alter run-|goll may wear a tight-fitting basque = mE {ning amuck with a blazing pistol,|with long sleeves, and a full % killing three, it is said, and wound-|trimmed above the hem with rows | ling fwo others seriously in the State of rick-rack braid. The costume Iniirmary here. Imay be of chintz, cotton print or | Police charged Mack slew three!challis—and topped off with a ker- {of his fellow inmates in the infirm-|chief over the head and tied un- ary, because they called him a “bad'der the chin. name.” Two other inmates lay in| 4 a hospital in critical condition from ward where §s eideriy men cringed bullet wounds they received under|in terror. | Mack’s sudden attack in a darkened Police Captain James Kinny said — |Mack admitted he hot his victims %*las they siept with a weapon he B ST { COME IN and SEE the NEW | STROMBERG-CARLSON 1 RADIOS J. B. Burford & Co. “Qur door step is worn by Satisfied Customers” FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. = — WINDOW CLEANING nyrE—— 1 Jones-Stevens Shop | | & | I l. ;:2:,‘:‘,5_1‘: ’v:::fi; g SATISFACTION IN | |purchased two years ago from a i L Near Third FOOD QUALITY AT | mail order house. He saxq he had Seward Street - UNlTED FOOD Co | |kept the weapon buried in a tin s ican on the infirmary grounds. | | TELEPHONE—16 | Otficials. asserted Mack had dis- % carded his weapon after he had used R T e “ it, “because it was too heavy.” | ) - z:| Asked where he was going when | FLOOR YOUR HOME WITH | caught. Mack said he was headed OAK—Nature’s Gift Everlasting | fO;hflgz‘;: LR 79’ ” { e are B A = - > @ ||| GARLAND BOGGAN | sricnci orecte, 10, Jumes McGeo PHONE 582 1178, The wounded are Joseph O'-! I 9 | Buy Your Floors with a | Fonnel, 58, arid John Lewis, 76, l GUARANTEE | —— e 1 | s -7 BRIDGE LUNCHEON 1S | GIVEN BY MRS. COUNCIL EXERCISE FOR HEALTH Bowl at the FORD AGENCY || wes w: w. councit was hostess: (Authorized Dealers) |today at a buffet luncheon followed |by bridge. ¥ GREASES Thrée tables were in play during GAS — OILS | BRUHSWICK Recrection Alleys Cafe in Connection Spec- jalizing in American and Chinese Dishes. TRY US ONCE! Milton and his wife and Gerald O'Mara, a son-in- Jl'NEAU-—PnONf L Here is a new photo of New Jersey's new senator, Jaw. Seated are Mrs. Etta Milton, the senator's John' Milton, friend of Jersey City's C. 1. O.-hat- Ing mayor, Frank Hague, and his family, taken in the family home at Jersey City. Shown, standing, left to right, are Charles Milton and his wife, John Connors Motor Co., Inc. wife; Milton himself and Mrs. Gerald O'Mara, a daughter. Milton’s appointment brought a protest from Labor's Non-Partisan League the afterneon. | IUNEAU MOTORS The Forty and Eight will meet e NOTICE { oot of -Mxin Stwpet this evériing at 8 o'clock in the Am-' 7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e‘rfc'a'n‘lfiiiiinmmt.‘ way.