The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 23, 1939, Page 6

] THE DAILY ‘ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 23, 1939. BRINGING UP FATHER | MY HUBBY WAS UIP EARLY THIS MORNING -HE WANT- ED TO TAKE. A STROLL YES -8UT THAT SOUNDS IN THE PARK-HE LOVES e SOME OF LIKE HIM AT IT HERE IN ISN'T US ABUSE TH DOOR NOW- YELLOWSTONE- NATURE = & GRAND? e, Inc. World nghts reserved BERG RECEIVES BIG SHIPMENT; on Southbound Trip in ‘Morning Two Eledras l SteAMER MOVEMENTS L i Wi il ee e s o e 0o 00 e ere un a . NORTHBOUND . o Yukon due at 7:30 o'clock to- @ | e morrow morning. Should ® F : s flew in from|® have 6% days’ mail aboard. e e S o0 Pase scheduled late to- ® % . i Lt i SN Louise scheduled to ® Richard Meinhart, Leon- ® 8rrive ‘!Omorruw flflernoon: ar ampe, Mr. apd |9 Orevening . | Mis. G (‘,le.\(m.\un W. E. Rasmussen, ® _ SCHEDULED SAILINGS e Dan Bergevin, Frances Holma, Hjal- ® Taku scheduled to sall ‘from ¢ mar Lindquist, Aaron Johnson, E. A. ® _ Seattle Octaber 24 at 9 p. 1n. # Mrs. B. B. Green. e Northland scheduled to sail ® ilots Stuart and Savory returned ® {rom Seatle October 274t 10 & to Fairbanks with one plane while ® & M Al Monsen and Gene M ,nm. pilots| ® SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS of the other ship, emaining here ® Alaska scheduled to arrive at e for tomorrow's scheduled northbound ® 6 o'clock tonight and. safls' & flight. e southat8p.m . e Tongass in port and scheduled e e to sail south early tomorrow e LOCKHEED FLOWN e : T0 WRANGELL ON , LOCAL SAILINGS o e Estebeth scheduled to sail every e H_'GH'I' T0 SITKA » Weanesdas at 6 pm. tor Sit- o e ka and wayports. . ® Dart leaves every Wedn=sday e 7 Al were » at 7 am. for Petershurg, Port e today and one ve a s Alexander, Kake ana way ® Shell Simmons took off ® ports . Wrangell to meet the » @ @ e 8 ® ¢ S @ o ® o @ North Sea, pick up Tom i L of “the -Colmble Yamoher | i d O. S. Hall, Super- E TIIY of the Sitka naval pro- l H LP ie y to Sitka 5 ke e S | NEIGHBOR Taku with B. B. Nieding, Malcom l 4 d McCallum and Lars Dahl Telephone 713 or write Yeste Simmons flew to Hoo- ' The Alaska Territorial nah w Don Hagerty for that | Employment Service port, Ed Amelong and Mrs. A for this qualified worker. Anderson for Hirst and Jack Rand L.__ - for Sitka, coming back with Esther LR Twitchell from Hoonah MAID-HOUSEKEEPER — Young RO part-native girl, age 19, single o ——————-—% Neat, good worker. Many good local references as maid. Has -+ worked in several private homes in Juneau, always given satisfac- 15.1 fe et tion. Experienced at caring for pm. 22 ‘féet child: , and some practical ‘nurs- 10:55 p.m., 14.1 feet ing. Some experience as waitress e Wants full time work. Call BALL ROOM DAN ES 211 s for begi by for $5.00. Phone RM 1189, ad\ ll)ul) 's News wodey—Empic: Bulu Lud “]. 4rmed Bamhta” 833 of them, found their just reward in a Los Angeles junk heap recently following an extensive cleanup raid throughout the city by police. Photo shows part of the confiscated siot machines piled under a huge steel ball which, when dropped drom an overhead erane, pounds the illegal devices to scrap. Larry Parks, well navigator, came in command of the steamer yesterday ‘Tongass, bringing in a large cargo of freight| for Gastineau Channel. Of the 650 tons of freight for| Hans They are Epidemiologist Dr, |discharge here, contractor Berg had the largest portion for use in construction of twelve new bridges on the Eagle River High- way. Included in Berg's shipment,|: which now has blanketed the Gov- '_ ernment Wharf and Femme: Wharf, are 216,000 feet of creosot ed piles and lumber, a 38-yard gas shovel with derrick attachment, and an eight-wheel trailer freighting work. Berg said the job, which includes| bridges north of | Peterson Creek and including the| rebuilding of all first bridge at that point, will get under way tomorrow X { The Tongass brought in thres| passengers, and s in the| mornuing for Siitka is} taking out at least ten pass rs from here, booked full Arrivals (wefe J. G and | Betty Kinsella from Seattle, and W Mallack ‘fr Petersburg Southboynd will be Mr Henr Mr. and Mrs. J k Zavodsky, May Bond, Fred Jacobsen, Carl Lx'npe and Harvey Moore, all to Seattle, and Clark Colony to Ketchikan. - e Hallowe'en Dance Event Saturday at Elks’ Ballroom| Again one of Juneau’s outstand- nts is on the calen- Ball, whick ways takes place on! the Saturd nearest Hallowe'en. And as usual no pains will spared to make it a There to see est Every year the money raised from this affair is devoted towards a fund for the purpose of helping some girl obtain a college educa- tion or training in some business or ‘professional line. To date five girls have taken advantage of this| fund. They are Muriel Jarman, Matilda Holst, Chede Paul, Esther * THIS FAMOUS WOTEL Is close to the theatres and view of mountains and har- bor. Splendid food, 'perfect comfort, convenience and service. ARGE Rates $0).50 From RooMSs, Special Rates to Al with Permanent Guests. bash. ALASKAN/ LIKE T BRIDGING WORK | |Tongass fo'Be Booked Full known Alaska [ for | Educational Fund! By GEORGE McMANUS lc'g‘?Kn /'\;FOLHls POOR A ALONE - BNESTti—/ LARGE CATS YOU HAVE IN THIS COUNTRY-WHAT? | Niemi, and Irene McCormick. Only‘ two of these girls have had mothers ‘\xhu were members. Mrs. Jarman |was a member at the time it was |made available for Muriel and Irene’s mother, Mrs. MecCormick, who is a past president of the or- ganization, is still -an active 'and | interested - member. D TRITON CARRYING " HEALTH DEPARTMENT MEN 10 SKAGWAY Three offiaials .of tie Merritorial Department of Heaith Jleft Ju- neau on the eruiser Tritbn tdday for a trip to Skagway and Haines John Carswell, Public 'Health '‘Engineer Kaarlo Nasi and Director of oratories Warren Eveland. lvuv g WITH TUB & SHOWER rexson 290250 3:00 wsons 2:50 3190 350 PERSONS <OrrELNOP & COCKTAM 1UNGE Let Us Grease YOUR | AUTOMOBILE | ARE THEY SAFE? Drive in to our garage today and have us grease your car. We have equip- ment to put them in A-l shape. 10 Grease Johs $9 50 SAVE $5.50 | [ Gastineau Garage Third and Main QUALITY FURS | JUST RECEIMED—a beautiful line of ladies" and misses’ fur | coats consisting: of dyed | Klenski, dyed Fitch, Coco Er- mine, Cocoa Squirrel, Carri- cole Marmot Mink Muskrat in dyed mink colors, and Pony. If you want somet for your wife or sweetheart we will be pleased to have you call and look them over. Prices will right to suit your pocketbook. Don't hesti- tate, come in and leok around if you buy or not. Chas. Goldstein BARANOF HOTEL The colors of Carnegie Tech are red, yellow, - | JAMES v. cOOPER | C.P. A. \ Business Counselor | Shattuck Bldg. Phone 182 Room 1 Phone 90’ AL—THE SHOE DOCTOR Shoes, Clothing, Guns, Ammunition 278 So. Fraunklin St. Juneau, Alaska FOR RENT CABS DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF Reasonable Rates—Gas Included LLOYD REID 323 Distin Ave. Phone Blue 270 SANITARY PLUMBmG :md HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” Phone 788. | YOUR SAVINGS ARE INSURED, ARE INSTAML‘ AVAILABLE AND EARN GREAT- ER RETURNS WITH THE ALASKA FEDERAL ‘ S e Savings and Loan Assn, | Treat Your Battery of Juneau TELEPHONE 3 ERING IT TO OUR BA‘l'l'ERY ROOM FOR AN OVERHAUL AND RECHARGE U you need sulphuric acid or Edisun Battery Solution, WE HAVE IT. Alaska Eleciric Light & Power Co. i Are You Tired of Ordinary Food? 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