The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1938, Page 7

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 1938. By GEORGE McMANUS T T, GOSH-AIN'T HUH-MRS.JIGGS DON'T HAVE TO SAY-WILL YOU | SEED MR || THEY GOT ACT SO STUCK-UP -1 REMEM- ALL GIT AWAY BUSY- BODY- OLD HNEGEGS EINE THINGS || BER WHEN HER FATHER BLEW: || FROM THAT MISSUS MF:BACK— COMING HANGIN' ON A FISH-HORN AN’ HER UNCLE WINDOW AN’ SHE HAS BEE QUT OF THE WASH WAS IN JAIL-—— QUIT SPYING PEEPIN(J FROM HFQ DINTVY'S LINE?, ON TH'JIGGS WKNDOW ALL DAY- LAST FAMILY- I'VE_BEEN NIGHT= Wfi:_:% ING JUST LOOK AT THAT L2 4 | IS LL>v-1 DONIT ) T’\‘ I\\}(nf '\I WHY | BUY FENCE TO Here Are Seven Good Ways to Serve Qysiers UGLAS FIREMEN'S DANCE DRAWS LARGE ATTENDANCE R O 5 i 5 |at a danee here in a coupie of year i WANT AD WANILD or more was present at the Douz- i INFORMATION PRI, 0T Taraien. | o0 Tiremeny Dagtelanh 1 ol Count five average words to the 3 |a success from start to finish. Nu tne. GIRL WANTED for neral house ,"m rous we the expressions n‘l :. Daily rate per line for consecutive work. Apply 426 Gol reet | “fine time al n'\[ \;. res ‘, Y the Dep: to help purchuse rions: | 3 ‘:” ‘l e tael g WANTED TO Bl House, income | ihe addit hose necded. In case of error ur it an ad | property preferred; furnished or| Evergreen: 1 slreamers were has been stopped before ex- | niurr | L. Lmpire. |used with pl ing effect tecor- | piration, advertiser please noti- | TN {ate (he big hall. The punch booll { fy this office (Phone 374) at | | WANTED—Smai ‘ ar-Ju- [0 S tiended by Grace Pubich and | once and same will be given neau H. Hamsom, Fa W 1 v Langseth attention. g | -+ e | { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE HELEN EDWARDS TO LEA ! — FISCELLANFQUS | FOR BUSINESS GE iy FEa | Wwith the hope of s : Adiditional days =9 TRADE ‘my, 100-acre rancl ‘south on the Alaska, due ‘o Minimum charge .50 T-raom house, il south tonight, Helen Edwards Copy must be in the office by 2 ken coop, ete, on D: {has all preparations made to leave ‘clock in the afternoon to Insie near Rainier, Wash. for| .’y g \-Murphy Secretgzial nsertion on same day property in Juneau. Write R, Em hoo! in Seattle which she plans We accept ads over telephons [ pire. Juneau ety rom persons listed in telephon: St 1: 2ctory Learn WELDING. Largest, besl R = < equipped school in west. Free cata-| NELSON IS BAUK Phone 374—Ask for Ad-tzker. loz. DUNN WELDING SCHOOIL FROM W Bt = 3 N.E. Union, Portland, Ore ng here earl W = SALE |~ merni n the Westward where %‘i FOK SsLi | BUARANTEED Reali Permti |ine Ting baen working was L. B, 1981 2 gl - nents, $450. Finger wave, 65¢ |son to rejoin his wife, the former . o s x ; & i 'OR 8 ) 0o venpo e s S . s v 1 foods, oysters and mushroems, are blended for a rvich luncheon or dinner h;)‘f x.,m(.&[ .]:."l,v' St Lola’s. Beauty Shop, teleplioit |afiss Rosie Africh and child, after | - dils g, CRb SR Iiog. Qoster . : ) 5% hone Green 605 201, 315 Decker Way in absence of about six months. To- | My . e = mgpese seoronTsmoan 3 S sether they plan a visit tc Nel- By MRS. ALEXANDER I, 1 mushrooms, on h ! motorizéd armies. Yet ONE PAIR U. S. Flyweight rubber| sypN your oid gold ii‘o value |20 20o B i GEORGE other way of its military ck have recognisad hip boots, size 5. Positively like! goq or Nucess Shop « former home in Ari i oyste u. should. keep roind’ | theic 2o ot T s it . BARLE new. Worn only once. Suitable for SESTLEN e > i AP Feature Serv Writer l" e b [;“m Y I .‘“‘ ; i ‘\ .‘ly pos Wl, .( “M.“ man, woman or boy. Cost $8. Sell | ON TRIP UP TAKU Oysters are back. To many of us| * YOU H#0C to FULUDE [0 88 2 y retal 00l for $5. Room 204, Gastineau Hotel. | FOR fm‘lf Arne Shudshift, Robert Dupree!{hot’s as thrilling: as harvest-time hm‘l ou ).H’n‘m‘ \.\’h ep out in able I f ho Iry and hor : L VT AND board, Phone Blue 330, |2nd Otto Anderson are on a moose! or the opening of the football sea- ::‘I' "“. '“ l“_(’ G s s e FOR SALE — Kitchen coal range, | R hunb up. the Taku Riv g il ; g2 riloy 1 it AT g 5256 5 S E: 2] y N stu n or wil ric ha i wing of 1€ ervice, "_“'l)"'"““"""" A% oty L. after 1 bath in private home; are expected home "“‘ Every oyster-growing section of wm‘“ I ‘AV"“rln mili men Sl — preferred. “Oall “Blaclk B | the country hoasts of the superior 3roiled Oysters With Mushroos to ace in the 'hol¢ R SALE — 4-piece enameled ter 6 pan call Green 427 by {delicacy of the local product. But kB P 3 k bibrprisiite FO! I - o B R e | o L iy 1 pint Bluepoint oysters, draine v when fuel no longer maple bedroom suite.-Phone Black | ThGr o 60N unfurnished house 4 | |rezardiess of origin, individual f1a- |94 madium mushroom caps, peeled d be available and the fighting 139. Oil burner e, Vacant|. STOCK QUOTATIONS | |var or size, oysters can. be | d| melted butter; salt; pepper 1 hauling would have to be done FOR SALE—5-room house in Dou“-‘ about N NEW YORK, Oct. 22. — Closing | methods e e i o HIRH colld he las. Apply Warner's Grocery. | ApARTMENTS, phone Blue 200, |duotatfon of Alaska Juneau mine| How will we have our oysters?|and out, with butter and season Access to the Ri s il tial i SRR I i b i f the N Vi E out, with butter and season| Ac ie Rumanian oil fields FOR SALL —wabvage for sauer- pop ppy wo office rooms in S;'k ; “;;‘\;‘,\)'Sf'““m.n 9 A AtW‘WvH let's t with the cocktail. | t and pepper. Cook mush- would solve Germany’s oil prob- Wraut, 3 centgipenih, Infitite RAUAT]" miss Neatlooa nack Bide; foire e e Gos 1083 lange is. 9%, Am- | Uge your favorite variety and mee| under broiler about 5 minutes| lem. Rumania ranks fourth among e . i irst National Bank Bldg. Inguire erican Can 103%, American Light that they are fresh, well chilled |, Ser s : he C i b Ranch, Glacier Highway. 5t henk s aL e el or until browned; then tr 1t il producing countries. — — T e o o S sl __!and Power 7, Anaconda 39%, Beth- and toned- up by the right.’sauce.|qook about 5 minutes, or ¢ It now produces 10,500,000 tons an- FOR SALE—Canaries. 202 6th St. pozv, warm, furn. apts. Light, lehem Steel 63%, Commonwealth'gerve about six to the portion and cook gysters under boilor s ually and could be expanc 1t — e & R T =7 and Southern 2, Curtiss Wright 6%, | always include a wedge of lemon . 1 ¢ g A ; 0w water, dishes, cooking utensil always 1 d t minutes; then turn and eook about would be a long haul from Rumania e i e i e bath“l::asnnablr :1 Seaview, Ceneral Motors 49%, International for each service. Serve the oysters|s minutes, or until edges begin to to the western front or o a Russian f]'ummg busmcs.s. Write P.O. Box| @ B 2 e % | Harvester 63, Kennecott 48%, Safe- | on the half-shell or in small g1ass| cyr Place 1 oyster “'l each cap: | front but the Danube provides Mg AN COUPLE e s IR R e (oot D vhi: oo o FSR sl e o b s ount LS Y B 19, nited States Steel 60%, letfuce. The battle for o g FOR SALE—City Float Beer Paxlor ; - - o - The battle for the Rumanian Phone 41 after 4 pan. . NOW ON WAY SOUTH Bremner bid 1 asked 1%, Pound| Here’s a recipe for a universal ci. 7 ot Holde mght transter (e mmklor R : i = $4.74%. cooktail sauce: Mix half a cup of Will Hitler March e il T et s L F Dr..and Mrs. H. A. Blythe of DOW, JONES AVERAGES s a third of a cup of chili . 2 avert: REAIAH0" ArattPratis ol OST AND OUND | Fairbanks arrived here vesterday by, The following are today's Dow, s two tablespoons of grated Agam for thc Oll 2 be hard pressed to - defend them | LoST—Seven 20-dollar bills by ma 1;11,\ Electra. envoute Outside. Dr. Jones averages: Industrials 15080, horseradish, a fourth of a tea-| That He Requires? from capture—uniess Russia should 1 and wife who just arrived in city. | Blythe will receive medical atten- down 1.16 from Satu ails spoon of salt and an eighth of a ! step in as an ally. And Russia seems Will finder please return to Em- | tion in the States and return north 3033, down .53; utilit teaspoon 1 of paprika, (‘(’lvr.\l (Conunuec 1rom Page One) i@ be cooling off toward France pire. | within a few wee down .28. salt and granulated sugar. Mix and | ———— ince the Ozechoslovak affair, e o - - — |enill. This is enough for 8iX O 4ot along very well for four year SR seven If you're (‘(Lr:x r 3 \mh her major supply s g AT B o sl o CHAPEL-BY-LAKE MODES of the by Adelaide Kerr - A . Here is & pus ;un: with, personality, It is made of beige, auedo—(gfiuml knitted with dizzyjlittle felt figures—shag-dancers, camels, keys, spades, hearts, anchors and which ceme in a variety of colars, are gummed on th : back and can be applied with a wearer’s taste. They are sajd ta stick even whea th - jacket is dry-cleaned, v MOMENT with a little chopped, minced parsley and pim launc! | Perhaps yowd like to your luncheon or dinner with scmething hot. Oyster bisque | just the ticket. Chop oysters anc heat them in melted butter, thei add to savory cream soup salce iServe in cups or plates and gar- nish wit \ipped cream and pa- prika, For a change include some corn or mushrooms with the oy- 1 sters. | Oyster kabobs are just the thin | to serve for @ informal ipper {Alternate eight " oysters w | squares cf bacon on long bake until br | Broil or swned, sea- scn with sixbure of sali, pepper, T chopped parsley and| chili’ sauce, and serve on hot but- tered thas! Creamed with peas, mushro s5, chicken or ham sh meal weil | ¢ equal por-| of the hard cooked eg tiens | i fosds mentioned and . | thick, cream ss well seasoned. | | r with buttered crumbs and| { bake in casserole in mod oven | | for fifteen niinuies. Over ing | | "Did you ever think of J('(]I.l‘ | sh to cream auce when you s ysters? A grand | three tablespoons of p of tried addinz s to tartar, briled oy: ty addition. Oysters Creole are a | you chopped pickled sauce’ served with ters? It's 4 very i‘W“! each ¢ or iph in the art of seasoning. Brown three tablespoons each chopped onions and green peppers in four espoons butter. Add oné and half cups of chopped oysters and| simmer 'five minutes. Then add| three tablespoons of catsup, two of | chili sauce and a fourth of a tea-| spoon each of salt and paprika. Thoréughly heat the ingredients,! then serve them, toppeed with) cotton and covered stars. The figures, hot iron to suit the iurmi(‘s has proceeded rapic HOLDING SERVICES attendance marked the striking A large many’s principal he air force, would be g tarting of the Sunday evening hout oil. And one of the d orship and F 1dy of the Cha pointments of synthetic oil is that pel by the L with the Rev. not satisfact fo dlar John A. Glasse, presiding. ISERVE >~ ORSEPOW! It was d fed that a service is nsumption of oil in other mo- to be held ¢ Sunday at torized ys of the army is m yclock in t evep Lhan in the Ger- I i the erv last ew. nany boasts of freshm the f i, eldest sen of the President, is pictured with his wife as he r itly left the Mayo Brothers’ hospital in Rochester, Minn,, fer California. Roosevelt underwent an operation for a stcmach ailment. He will stay at the Walter P. Murphy ranch near Hellister, Cal., during convalescence. The Murphy ranch covers 25,000 acres of cattle land and raises its own horses, James, Roose ~ SANITARY THE ROYA L BEAUTY SALON OPEN EVENINGS b | “It your hair is not becoming A 3 | to you — You snould be | coming to us.” WIGGLY GARBAGE HAULED | | Reasonablc Monthly Rates Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and 49 212 | TELEPHONE l Fhone 475% - | || B.O.DAVES ~ § | | Near Third l Pay’“ Takit iR | Seward Street PHONES 92 or 95 Free Delivery Meats, Groceri Wines and Be Fresh Liquors, Thrift Co-0p BUY FOR CASH We Sell for LESS Because We Sell for CASH! and SAVE the PROFITS George Brothew on your own spending. Tk W PHONE 767 * - L o ED A. ZINCK, Manager he Juneau Laundry I, Frankiin Street betwasn | B e L Front and Second St-wa | | PHONE | e e e | i | Sy ] —8 PETER PAN = BEAUTY SHOP—Triangle Bldg. BODDING 'lR“Nh‘:-'.R ‘ [ Telephone— -221 | MARINF WE . | | BULDING 01 ] e e ;' Rock—Coal Hauling | i — Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery | 3 ! When in Need of ; ) DIESEL OIL—STOVE OIL { YOUR COAL CHOICE A PAINTS — OILS GENERAL Builders' and Shelf STORAGE and (RATING HABDIAE CALL US - JUNEAU TRANSFER Phone 48—Night Phone 696 | | HAULING ] | | | | JUNEAU - YOUNG [ . Hardware Company PAINTS —OIL-—-GLASS Juneau | GEl RAL MOTORS | | | Shelf and Heavy Hardware | “Smiling Service” i Guns and Ammunition | Bert’s Cash Grocery || | PHONE 105 | ‘ | Free Delivery DELCO and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON |’ * “The Frigidaire Man” HOME GROCERY f‘ i AND LIQUOR STORE 146—Phones-—152 AMERICAN CASH GROCERY and MARKET I 5 5 PHONE 36 For very prompt LIQUOR DELIVERY s | | | SATISFACTION IN FOOD QUALITY AT UNITED FOOD CO. TELEPHON 16 L+ = — 2 It It's Paint We iiave It! IDEAL PAINT SHOP FRED W. WENDT i PHONE 545 | COAL |/——, FAMILY SHOE STORE i ‘ “Juneau's Oldest Exclusive | | b PHONE 412 PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. Shoe Store” LOU HUDSON—Manager | Seward bt—-—.lm.g T RELIABLE TRANSFER Our trucks go any place any | time. A tank for Diesel Ol and a tank for Crude Ol save burn.r trouble. PHONE 149, NIGHT 14 Home-Grown Vegetables Daily — AH Kinds Cali orma Grocety THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 - Prompt Delivery FOR INSURANCE See H. §, SHEPARD & SON _ Telephone 409 B. M Behrends Bank Bfldq WINDOW CI.EAN!NGf . PHONE 485 LUMBER - - N