The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1938, Page 7

k> ' BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, lULbl’ \Y, NOV. 1, 1938. By GEORGE McMANUS = = = L JusT ORESSER - IT'L.L HIDE M MONEY IN THE DRAWER OF THIS BE SAFE WHILE I'M OQUT- AND TO BE DOUBLY SURE HETD;JNNQ‘ ET IN AND =3 C )F ?_AL_SO LOCK MY DOOR- T-—l WiIL.L e HUM-I"VE GOT. TO GIT SOME TO GIT D”WH\\,W\( MONEY BY GOLLY=-THE MAN THAT INVENT ED_THE VACUUM CLEANER - INVENTED SOME - THING REALLY WORTH WHILE-- [ T — { Phone 723—————115-2nd THE ROYAL BEAUTY SALON OPEN EVENINGS “If your hair is not becoming to you — You should be coming to us.” | GARBAGE HAULED | Reasonablc Monthly Rates | | " E.0.DAVIS | TELEPHONE 212 Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY e FREE DELIVARY MOTHER- | JUST SANV MR BEN HAWAY GOING INTO DADDYS OFFICE ABOUT TWO HOURS AGO | SENT HIM OVER TO YOUR FAT HER -| WANT HIM TO GET IO KNOW MEN WHO ARE SOM BODY IN SOCIET Y - 15 A LEADER OF THE SMART . SET- - ALONG— INFORMATION Count five average words to the e Daily rate per line for consecutive Irsertions: e 5c ..50¢ office by 2 W One day Additional days Minimum charge Copy must Le i the felock in e aiternwut usertion on same Gay. We accept ads over' celephone rom persons listed in telephone s ectory. Phone 574——A5I( hu’ Ad lBlzr & insure In case of error or & #a ad { nas been stopped beloie ex- { prration, advertsser please noti- | | fy this office (Phone 374) at | | once and same will he given | | attention. ‘THE DAILY ALASK# GMPIRE \l | FOK SALr. | GREAT WESTERN wood or coal! heater for sale cheap. Grates are: in good condition, $15 cash. Al-! .aska Electric Light & Power Co. GENERAL ELECTRIC Flatplate Electric Ironer for sale at a bar- | gain. This machine will save you! hours of work and is to be sold at less than half price. Yours for only $60. Terms if desired. Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. FOR SALE—1aw 93 Tudor Ford V-8; exceptionally good cundmon.‘ Phone Green 462. Cash preferred.' sical instruments, all in good condition: 1 mandolin, “Italian” model; 1 mandolin, latest flat model; 1 trumpet, silver-plated, | gold bell, with case; 1 trombone, silver-plated, gold bell, with case, 1 “B-b” clarinet, silver-plated, gold bell, with case; 1 four-string | banjo; 1 Hawaiian guitar; 1 alto| saxophone, gold-plated, with case; | 1 “B-b” soprano. saxophone, straight model, gold-plated, with case; 1 “C-melody” saxophone, silver-plated, gold bell, complate with case; 1 Roy Smeck ‘“Vita Gui 1 genuine “Hornsteiner” violin. Any of the above at bar- gain prici ALASKA MUSIC SUPPLY, 122 Second. St. FOR SALE--Late model car. less than 6,000 miles. Will trade. Write Empire B 99, Run take FOR SALE—5-room house in Doug- las. Apply Warner's Grocery. FOR SALE-—Canaries, 202 6th St. FOR SALE—U & I Lunch. Owner quitting business. Write P.O. Box 2274 or phonre 334. FOR SALE—City Float Beer Parlor. Phone 541 after 4 p.m. LOST AND FOUND LOST — Black suede lady’s purse, after 11 p.m. Friday, between Elks Hall and Alaska Music Supply store, along Front and Seward streets. Finder please return to 122 Second St. Reward. MUSIC INSTRUCTOR Dr. James C. Fletcher, Assistant Professer of English at the Uni-| versity of Alaska, will be instructor | for the Music Appreciation Group at Fairbanks, 4 [ Heme comes vour || R | FAT HER NOW-I'M 50 ik ANXIOUS TO KNOW HOW THEY. GOT [ WELL= DID YOLI BEN HAWA fi‘_,r =y TE L ME HOW 2 kl"/\T N\Q WELL=-| HAD TO TFZEAT HIM TO LUNCH -~ AL = THOUGH HE ASKED ME- AN’ THERELL BE I\BJO INTEREST -1 WILL LUCKY TO GIT BACK TH PRINCIPAL. -~ HE BOR ROWED TEN DOL_L_ARS- 65 [ Collar Ad Man Just Misunderstood; Male Models Are Really No Sissies; ] LXPERIENCED colored woman wants hgur work. Laundry, clean- ing, dishwashing. Leave call at 146 A,()MAVNV\;V/\NTS \\:n;k by hour or Pho: areen 705. day WANTED TO BUY: Wood-working power tools. Write P. O. Box 1713. House, income furnished ss L. Empire. WANTED TO BUY property preferred; unfurnished. Ad or w TED—Small acreal eau. H. Hamsom, Fanshaw, aska. - nation FOR RENT SLEEPING RODOM in private home. | 437 Seward. St. ROOMS FOR RENT—Phone Green FOR RENT — Partly furnished house. Tnquire Snap Shopg ROOM with bath in private hom gentleman preferred. Call Black 421, after 6 pan call Green 427. FOR RENT—Two office rooms in First National Bank Bldg. Inguire at bank. Turn, apts. Light, water, cooking utensils and bath, Rexsonable ot : MISCELLANFOUS JOIN -OUR Dgllara- dishes, ‘Week . Club. Channel Appnrel 8hop. IUARANTEED Rcsllsuc Perma- nents, $450. Finger wave, 65c. !Lola's Beauty ‘8Bhop, telephone 261, 315 Decker Way. o value, ghop r\YRN your old gold 1 cath or Lrade at Nugg COFFEYS MOVE INTO NEW HOME ; FULFORDS TO TAKE OLD HOUSE' Dr. moved yesterday intc their new home on Evergreen Heights in Lhe‘ Seatter Tract. 1 Lt. and Mrs. N. L. Fulford and son Bill will move into the house, which is owned by R. E. Robertson, at 418 Seventh Street in which the ™ Ccifeys lived. Fulford is an officer on the Coast Guard cutter Haida. JOE CROSSON IS DADDY, 3 TIMES | handsome Reasonable at Seaviaw | | run anywhere They Work Hard and Druu Good I’(w By GLADWIN A, HILL NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—Do those pearly - toothed young the collar ads ever make “What a bunch of sis- men of hink, sie Me, too That's why T set out to flush a covey of male models at a men’s fashion forum—I wanted to find what they were like. the preliminary report: 1. It's not true at all 2. Think what you want, don't tangle with a male model 3. Question their intelligence if u will, but get ready for a sur- prise when you see some of their ank books Bill Frem Brooklyn [ Take Bill Kent, 24, whom the has seen smoking cigars | 1d whom we found stepping into me jazzy knickers. T come from Brooklyn,” he said | |in @ deep bass voice with a soupcon of Brooklyn accent. “Red | Hook. That’s a section where ma- | lchine gun bullets are almost as out This is but | much of a nuisance as mosquitoes we wrong, though,” “I spent 16 summers in until the depression “Don’t he added Southampton, ! came ‘along. “I worked (woiked) in a han!»:1 (for a couple of years, but I didn’t seem to be getting anywhere. Drove a truck for a couple of years. Then I was a stevedore for three: years.” That's what he does have g ;and he museles. ( “But there didn't seem to be much future in stevedoring,” Kent, “so I decided to go into this: He works for a model agency | that has his and hundreds of other men’s “pictures and ‘specifications {on file. J'very few days they call/ him up and tell him to report| to such and sueh a photographer to pose. | Men models get some nice from one to |hours. But Kent doesn’t plan stick to the business—says wants to be a state cop. | Another fellow I met backstage ~it looked like a men’s locker| rocom—was Vietor Cutrer. He's 24, Robert Coffey and family tod, and a good-looking guy who's all keep | another. jabout 120 cails. Tt takes a month to make the you start all over again.” For been in a lot of cigaret ads. Father Was a Ceolonel Cutrer’s story goes like this: His father was an army colonel. Victor -was graduated from University of Minnesota in 1935, { | | Joe Crosson did not say anything bout it when in Juneau last week on his' way to Oklahoma on a per- sonal trip, but his wife gave birth to a boy baby' weighing 8 pounds and 5 ounces at Fairbanks on Octo- | ber 19. The new arrival is the uurd mn in the Crosson family, the little brother of Joe Jr., 7 years old, and Don Lee, 4 years dld. All three were bern in Fairbanks. Crosson is General Manager of the Pacific Alaska Airways and their home is on Garden Island, across the river from Fairbanks. - WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Meeting Wednesday night at 8 o’-, cleck, T.OO.F: Hall.! L5 HATTIE PETERMAN, adv. Recorder { Lode and placer location notices for sale al The Paupire Office. said—stévedore; | g said | commercial | served | Hollywood anywhere from | (he films 185 an hour up, and one job may ckated in some of Sonja Henie's didn't hunt, fish, camp or swim- | 8raph, which was followed by ghost | 12| pictures, to| faster he | Decided wangle an acting job work. Wirresi Willisfon: nisfle éfothesshorse. He checks his costume | with an assignment chact, A man mannikin, Bill Kent, fizes up to model knickers. a year in the ays he because he could skate army, got went to!striking attitu work in he's had to ¢ camping and Thought he’d get places they just spen if he stage experience. posing. to model while trying to| “Tt's a toug! to He thinks being a model is hard | Thepe's a “m business too ren Williston, have cleaned v esing. Folks ace horses in nd and New “Yes, I've | acknowledged. besides | ning today.” “To keep your face in front of the agencies you have to tramping from one office to In New York, that means | round. Then the complete the cigaret ads, “What'’s its name?” that d lifference. She s mudd: the wet.” You ‘see, (hough ‘the pir | cupposed to | palpitating {eilent type, me, and oW what ; Ch, i | E Wi fe s 1t he did co Was b uated from California in ersity of L ngineering aid, “so I ke a living all in jt, it, seems vt like it.” Would you rather ng, Mr. Wi Oh, neo. Sta but it pays the b % | got. he’s He's NEWS { DOUGLAS COUNCIL OUTLINES PROJECTS FOR RELIEF WORK | With “just enough ~members constitute a quorum, Cashe Rice being absent, four Councilmen met with Mayor Kilburn in the Douglas City Hall last evening and cpent a couple of hours in discus- sion of needed improvements for |the town, Report that the wharf i\\‘\:. insufficizntly lighted and in need of repair resulted in an order being' issued to have move lights and some broken planking re- stored. “Though for many years i{ was 'the front door to the town and now the back door, the wharf must still be kept up and boats made welcome to land there,” said Mayor Kilburn. | A number of projects, sary and very worthy, for applying | Federal relief funds as they be- | come available, were discussed as | |follows: Bulk-heading a section of St. Ann’s Avenue bordering the Baroumes property where there is lan apparent tendancy by the bank | |to slide down the hiil; a job of | \Lmdlng and ditching around the Iback of the school to take care of ‘lhe surface drainage and prevent ‘po:,slble damage to the building; |repairing the Third Street culvert, |and building a new road on lower |Front Street. Marshal Schramm reported the grader equipped with lights, ready | for service when connected up with 1he battery, yet to be installed. D | | | |HIGH SCHOQL _ ENJOYS HALLOWE'EN PARTY | 08 | Goblins and ghosts wereé about at |for a Hallowe'en party given by the high school and attended by | studio, ‘svudean and faculty members. The fishing, |2ffair took the form of a dancing They| party aided by radio and phono- in the hunting, swimming, des 70 t all day out doors|stories. .'Quite elaborate ' refresh- ments were served, topping off the says Vié- [event. 1 racke nystery man” in the 28-year-old War- who is reputed fo| 1p nearly a fortune say he owns eight two stables in Mary- ] York. some hors “One of HOOL IS BENEFICIARY, FINE SET OF LECTURES! ten-volume ‘set of Stoddard | Lectures together with four sup-| plementary volumes by Stoddard | {was yesterday donated to the Doug- | T e las Public School by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Guerin. The set makes a | |fine addition to the library of the| Ischool which is just in its early stages of accumulation and is much | appreciated. A loesnt make much won't win anyway y. She’s no good in | | | Had all neces- | | the Douglas School last night |- save burn.r trouble. | - PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 Phone 4753 :;__—1——-———-4. Call Phones: 13 and 49 Jones-Stevens Shop | | | LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAZ Near Third Thrift Co-0p | BUY FOR CASH | and SAVE the PROFITS on your own spending. PHONE 767 Free Delivers I'resh Meats, Grocerics, Liquors, Wines and Beer We Sell for LESS Because We Sell for CASH! George Brothers The Juneau Laundry Franklin Street betwaan Front and Second Si~eeg PHONE 359 PETER PAN BEAUTY SHOP—Triangle Bldg. Telephone—-221 " B,flfl?!"c TR‘“.??...“ Speciaity on Permanents BUILDING phen Rock—Coal Hauling s A A S S T b5 : Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery When in Need of DIESEL OIL—STOVE OIL || Thomas Hardware Co. | PAINTS — OILS HAULING Builders' and Shel { HARDWARE YOUR COAL CHOICE GENERAL STORAGE and FRATING CALL US JUNEAU TRANSFER . Phone 48—Night Phone 698 JUNEAU - YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS —OIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition “Smiling Serviee” Bert’s Cash Grocery PHONE 106 ee Delivery RAL MOTORS DELCO ang MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Man” Juneau | | | HOME GROCERY || AND LIQUOR STORE ‘ 146—Phenes-—152 AMERICAN CASH GROCERY and MARKET PHONE 36 ‘For very promp: LlQUOR DELIVERY | WPdvosnTais SATISFACTION IN FOOD QUALITY AT UNITED FOOD CO. | TELEPHONE—16 | Xt Is Paint We iave It! IDEAL PAINT SHOP FRED W. WENDT . PHONE 548 | l COAL PHONE 412 ALASKA DOCK & STORAGE CO. FAMILY SHOE STORE “Juneaw's Oldest Exclusive Shoe Store” LOU HUDSON-—Mansger Seward St.——————Junean .- B i | | RELIABLE TRANSFER | , Our trucks go any place amy || | | McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY time, A tank for Diesel O | snd & tank for Crude Ol | Home-Grown Vegetables Danly : ‘Alll(inds-““‘ Callfornia Groeer THE PURE BOQDS Telephone 478 Prompt > REV. CAUBLE TO ADDRESS PARENT-TEACHER MEETING | very gloomy, tures of his pan ar feminine heart dlne~ the 'slron‘;.‘ For the November meeting of on isn’t his pea]|the Douglas Parent-Teacher Asso-‘ Nlow “models den't|ciation to be held tomorrow eve- ning, the Rev. John L. Cauble will neent to say a few D€ the principal speaker on the in Los Angéles, | following program which follows in University | of |detail took < gradu-| Plano selection—Mrs. Carol Beery at the Davis. i Violin solo—S8ylvia Davis. pad»| Address The Rev. John {o| Cauble, Vocal solo—George Schmidt. Health talk—Miss Magnhild Oy- |gard. There will be the usual business and refreshments will be et 1k *n | th | engineering ondon busingss was went into this ¢that’'s why they're| . But understand, L go into empgi-' on?” this y in T guess. ‘e got to make a living.” “Married?” “Gosh, no. I [ (Let N3, it's tougk costs too much ‘.n.w,,d to die” s see—eight race horses.) SCHOOL BOARD MEETS couldn’t afford it.” o The Douglas School Board will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight and the publie is invited to atlend the| session, h,” he coneluded. “It‘ to live aitd I can't FOR lNliPulkg See H.R. S . % Telephone 409 B. M. Behrénds'Bank Bldg. WINDOW cr.t'A "*% pHONE Fa %