The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 11, 1939, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH \WARL - DONT PUT SO MucH FACE -WHITENN' 0N YORE JAWS - NAOW, GO 0N WIE NORE RIGRMAROLE AN STOP SPUTTERW' --- SNUEFY -- T D0 W\SH YO WOULDN'T REFER TO ME /S THE " WRXWORKS" BNVMORE = r WANT AD INFORMATION TEmy In case of error or if an ad has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this office (Phone 374) at | once and same will be given attention. }’ | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | i P i AT § Count five average words to the dne. Daily nsertic One day Additional days Minimum charge Copy must be in the office by 2 peleck in the afternoon (o ins lascrtion on same day. We accept ads over telephon from persons listed in telephone *Qirectory. Phone 374—Ask fer Ad-taker. FOR SALE WALNUT DINING 1 P.Q. Box 108 te per line for consecutive .10¢ 50 by SINGER SEWING Machines, Sing- er Vacuum Cleaners, Maytag g » Washing Machines, Maytag. 110~ volt light ‘plants, Ironrite Irone: Terms: §5 down, $5 monthly. J, H. Anderson, Box 101, Juneau, Alaska tribator. N FOR BALE—Steel al 9 am. a 6 pm. 1631 CHEVROL! s 3lack 734 after 4 p.m. FOR SALE — 30-horse, Buffalo marine engine, dition, cheap. See Red Wright LE—Burroughs adding ma- » good condition. Phone 385. FOR SALE—New modern home at 545 Hemlock Way. Call C. C. Rula- ford, Black 135 SEAL SKIN coat, ermine " nearly new. Telephone 396, trim, TRANSFER business. Priced to sell at once. Inquire at No. 5 Cliff » Apartments. WMUST SELL equity in income earn- ing ‘apartments on Dixon. 'I'hreei apartments, two furnished, one with fireplace. Five minutes from business district. Best view prop- erty buy in town. See Bob Hen- ning at Empire office. 'OND HAND National Cash Register for sale, in good condi- . tion, price $75 cash. Call phone 528. — WANTED SIX BOYS wanted 12 to 16 years old to sell subscriptigns for Alaska Generous cash commissi tiful prizes. See Barringe! Gastineau Hotel from 5 to 6 p.m. NTED-—Sleeping room for busi- girl. Call Red 80. s . MISCELLANEOUS IF YOU Wwant t. rent a car and drive it yourself call Lloyd Reid, Blue 270. CXPERT pubilc stenography and * hookkeeping. Alice Mack, office, Bararof Hotel. “alterations. Red 320. ) P48 G G IS o, IR R GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lola's Beauty Shop, telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shcp. LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Pack board near Persever- ance Mine by C. E. McCormick. Owner may have by proving prop- erty and paying for this adv. Spend ONLY §1 and Make This Test Have Your Clothes Cleaned the TRIPLEX WAY We apply Hold Crease to your clothes! See how much longer they stay pressed_and hold their shape. LADIES' DRESSES—You can trust your finest fabrics to TRIPLEX CLEANERS—Ph. 642 & ME WUZ SBNIN GOOGLE DREPPED (N N ON VE T'OTHER EVENWN — WHAT QBARAT T 22 6-ROOM FUR stoves, 425 E. 200 7th St., phone Blue 6-ROOM furnished house with bath 3 bedrooms, automatic heat, piano. Phone 387 after 6 pm FRONT ROOM, twin inner spring bed. Board or. breakfast if desired | for day wor 303 Gold St. i Phone Blue 330 | VACANCY Sorby Ap's, Oct. 10. 2 rooms and bath. STEAMHEATED 2 -room apt. | Ferry Way. 'FOR RENT — Soveral apartments with bedrooms, furnished or un- furnished, availabdg¢ now. Storage and laundry faciliti Phone G | E. Krause at the Hillcrest. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment | Phone Douglas 28. FOR RENT — 4-room house, full basement, automatic heat. Phone Green 610, VAGANCY — Couple only, Winter and Pond Apts. FOR RENT — 4-room furnished house. Phone 187 after 5 p.m. out for CABIN FOR RENT—5 on Glac High . Call particula miles 79 rtly furnished flat oppe. FOR RENT--I Inquire Snap FURNISHED heateda apls, 3 bath, sunperch, fireplace, pr ate entrance. Suitable for couple $50. Apply Nug ERWIN'S CAFE for ©OZY, warm, furn. apts. Light water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. F"\JRNISHEH;;)L‘ at Uuneau Men Invited ' To Methodist Dinner . Tomorrow Evening { Men of the community who wish to attend the dinner at 6:30 o'clock | tomorrow evening in the social room of the Methodist Chureh are re- quest to call the Rev. G. Edward |Enight not later than tonight. | The affair is sponsored by the | ehurch ‘board and arrangements are |being made by members of the Su- 1ali Wesley Circle. | Speakers for the evening will be Dr. J. A. Carswell, epidemiologist for. the Department Public | Health, and Kaarlo W. Nasi, public Jay Smith will be toastn for the evening. Music is to be furnished by Eldon Chap- man, pianist; John Mclvor, violin- ist; and petit Tony Delsanto, who | will ' play the accordian. Mrs. Jay 1| Smith will give vocal selections dur- ing the program. | e DEUT HUNTER BACKINTOWN j’ Four - more’ Juneau hunters re- I tur from mnearby hunting ar |came in teday on Al Weathers | Deutz after five days in the Tey | Strait. area.. hunting. ducks, geese cand deer,’ tha latter without luck. Those who made the trip were Ray ‘Dny. Bob Duckworth, Fritz Carro- ithers and Lynn Forrest. | The parly reported stormy and | wet weather everywheré, with a 60- {mile an hour wind one of their ex- periences. BOWL FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE AT THE BRUNSWICK Completely Refinished THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1939. THATS & SWELL-~ LOOKIY QOMPRY DOWN THERE WATH . SHVFEY - WHO S SRE 2 ) WETCAW' Y SALL GAWME - 00NT BO0TAER ME B o9 ?, Copr._19%9, K Features Syndicate ! [ i World_rights ceserved By BILLY DeBECK NO,SUH - QETER OE SR S0LL GAWME DEN & ACCUSTOM TO WHEAT 22 \cet QaaT DerE MADEMOSELLE | TWL DE NMOON ST dovE A CIME Le- BY GOL\N - T GoTTa 00 SUVE'N To BREAK WP TUaT QOMANCE OR T WONT WAVE Q CHL BRNMORE - e A CANDID WHO SHE IS 7OUTHFUL Alice Greenough of Red Lodge, Mont., is.one of the world's greatest women bronc riders. She has appeared in rodeos throughout the world; was internatio pion at Sidney, Australia, in 1935 and won the Boston cham- pionship, prized title of the ro- deo world, in 1933, '35 and '36. She has been riding bronces 10 years; before that she was a relay rider. Her father home- in Montar in 1886 and T d a family of eight, five of them topnotch rodeo i | performers, Alice atteaded Billings, Mont., high school and then carried a mail route, rid- ing horseback 35 miles a day, summer and winter. She “worked” bull rings in Mexico, riding the fighting bulls into the arena. She did such a spec- tacular job of it they heard about it in Spai so she “worked” the bull there, too, before the civil war. I | steaded | but I don’t like that road it's good to get bac “A cowgirl has to be able tc get out there and ride just as h a bronc as the cowboys ise the rodeo c rs think the management is t trying to give her a break he's a girl. “I think rodeo is the great- est game in the world with more excitement in it than any other sport. “A girl can make a good liv- ing at it but she has to be will- ing to take the bumps, tco. And she has to be raised in the sad- dle. “You can train a girl to do trick riding and racing but a cowgirl has to grow up in the cow country to learn the dis- position of ornery brones and rs Lo be any good in the arena. ve been smashed around a lot but fortunately I haven' a bad scars or marks to show for it I've been trampled by brones and hooked by bulls but always came out of it with the luck on my side. “Shows and frilly evening gowns are nice, and I like to dance, d of life all the time. After a spell on the to our Montana ranch and beat it out to the roundup wagon with people around that I've known most o} my life. “But the excitement of the rodeos, the crowds and the thrill cf a jolting around on a tough horsc you just can’t stay away, even if you we get into your bleod and I guess nted to. “How come I never married one of the cowboys? A lot of peo- ple ask me that. It’s just because I know ’em too well.” —ROBERT GEIGER, AP Feature Service Writer — Cldest Bbanic in Alasha Commercial Savings | Safe Deposit | Banking by Mail Department | The iB. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska of Versailles Chese maps show how Hitler and Stalin have nearly cancelled the Ver- railles Treaty. Left, treaty carves Baltic states from Russia. Belgium tains from Germany; France gets Alsace-Lorraine; Denmark gets Schleswig. Danzig taken from Germany, Germany contributes to Poland, 1 do Russia and Austria-Hungary. Right, Re Poland, plus Czecho-Slovakia, Austria, Gali wrobably will see more chanoes Hollywood Sigits And Sounds By Robbin Cuons. HCLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct, 11.—-Mr. Kay Kyser from Rocky North Ca isn't goin' to be any movie clothes-hoss. by reason of making his movie debut in the same Menjou, was square up aaginst the dressing d the camera Point My picture with Adolphc Kyser, problem the first day he fg A by best-dressed actor, was quick to dispense advice to the newcomer, who has become famous; at 33, as conductor of a band and an air “college of Adolphe's advice, summed up, See virtue of his years of fame a musical knowledge.” was MY taflor.” Now Kay Kyser is specks and smokes a cigar and drawls homely similes and meta- phors. Said Kay: “I cain't wear any fancy clothes. There's just some people who cain't—and I'm one of 'em. Why, if I get my self duded up in tailor-mades, the folks in Rocky Point might tar and feather me, They'd say, ‘Look at the hundred-dollar saddle on that ten-dollar mule. But I'm agreeable. I'm going to try his tailor. I don’t think it'll do any good. Look at this suit, now—" a plain-looking blonde chap, who wears The plain brown number he wore—the upper buttons of his trousers loosened for comfort—was not exactly a tailor’s dream, “I've got this suit, and two others” he said. “Both the others blue. I never cared much for clothes—besides I don’t have y time to get myself dressed up. Always rehearsing, or play- and most of the time I wear an old sports jacket and a are NOW AT Percey’s the reception ming hostessess glve thoughtful guests who bring gifts of delicious Van'Duyn Candles. Little attentions make you a "must come" guest. Try it} DanDuy* TN CHOCOLATE SHOPS pair of “slacks—both ready-made. For a New York opening once 1 thought I'd get me a new tuxedo. For once, I'd do it in plenty of time. I had all the fittings, and the usual thing happened just before the show I got a call from the tailor. He was sending the coat, but he'd need a little more time on the pants. I had to dig out my old frayed tux trousers, race with 'em up and down the hotel hall to air out the mothball smells, and at open- ing time T took the stand wearing 'em-—mothball smell and all.” The lad who has built his 13-man orchestra into one of the nation's leading attractions has not, however, been entirely thoughtless of clothes. Ever since he arrived, all during musical recordings for “That's Right, You're Wrong," Kay has been re- minding Dave Butler, the director-producer, of his wardrobe shortage. “I'd tell him,” said Kay, “and he'd say ‘H-mm, yes. Now about that line in the scrip—' Then I'd tell him again, and Dave would say, ‘Hm-m, yes—now about that spotlight, Jack—' And I'd keep telling him—but some day I guess I'll get a call to show up in a suit I haven't got ,and then theyll know I'm telling the truth: T've really got just three suits, no more. But maybe hat's Hollywood. The boys in the band, too, they haven't any- thing to wear. We've got to figure on that, or they'll be getting up on the stage in their shorts.” On that first day opposite the veteran Menjou, novice Kyser deported himself with poise which he assures you he didn't feel. 1t appeared however, that the lines prepared for*him in the script would not stand as written. Kay Kyser was to be allowed to ad lib—which is all right as he’s playing Kay Kyser, regains all she lost to Polan s :chy Danzig and Memel. Russia recaing White Russia and Western Ukraine. Progress of war exclusively ‘ | Reliable Transfer You'll Find Food Fner and | | Service More Complete at | ‘ THE BARANOF COFFEE SHOP [ Garbage Hauled | Reasonable Monthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS | Phone 4753 | TELEPHONE 212 Jones-Stevens Shop { LADIES'—MISSES' | READY-TO-WEAR | Seward Street Near Third ZORIC SYSTEM CLEA PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry | ——eee—— Alaska Music ‘Supply | Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Supplies Phone 206 122 W. 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