The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 3, 1939, Page 6

ROSS > » al = Solution ot Yesterday’s Puzzle THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, NOV. 3 1939. D(uh (“roseu*or«j Puzz le 9. Tubular sheatn | at the base of | " a stem | 5| 10. Stately edifice ‘ 1L Cuble meters 16. Artificial langunge 1. E: 19 20. 8 4‘ Stop uninten- tionally Dcean | . Night before a holiday 35. State without proof 36. Inspector of weights and res t L REMRRSI S Capt. and Mr s, Mrs a [A[N[N H. L. Wood, Ge I, L] 12 RIE[D :nMER MOVEMENTS | 4 mhat Ray Dibb, Sherman| 17 € g willa New Mrs. H. J. | g L L ) . c s e v 00 v o0 ol Hansen, Percy Pue, | 18. J [Pl A c(a R YUND . ‘ . et r . ) Wrang . D. Williams | nT ’ fiots . >ee | | . . sl : : 22 PASSENGERS . > . , " ON NORTH COAST o LED SATLINGS & 8 . : : . FOR IHIS PORT . o 31 3 id card < . EATTLE, No\ Steamer M ‘: November 10 . Coast d at |n o'clock this z e p 1 f east Alaska ports e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e 69 aboard includ- 5 suthbount e I booked for Ju- o . » LOCAL SAILINGS . . . . . ) erschmidt, Mrs B . . Mrs. K. K. Kyler, Mr . o M. B. Y Mrs. W. D. Bale . . e Mr. and Mrs. Paul Judge, Mrs. . e John Homme, Mrs. May Jernberg ®» o606 0000 080 e e e e EdStockhausen, Leo Kieri 49 SAIL SOUTH Mrs. Coke Gives ON NORTHLAND; Dessert-Bridge this afternoon at her home on Har- ot with dessert and two tables luded Mr Iffert, Mr ack Hellentha ~ 2 SABLE VESSELS SELL AT SEATTLE — 3.—No halibut- SWEAZEY IN WITH pabgig s v ety EXCELLENT PHOTOS Paul, E id their catches as follows: Easter = wrski, R. W 14000 pounds, 6% cents a pound 1 Harry Coleman ght; Bergen 30,000 pounds, 6% A magnificen graph of threg f I. P. Bailey, Frank cents straight fat. mountain sheep at close range 1 Y 1 Mrs. A. E - — was presented to the Al t G er, Einar Olsen, | # = missicn today C Haw Don ('Lnkl G. Br m’ 1 TIDES TOMORROW C Watanabe, R. E. Bell, |, b e 6:12 am 12:14 pm,, 50 feet. 6:10 pm., 140 feet. - - e Lou Hudson, A. E. High tide 138 feet L. Heffer, Chester Lar- Low tide High tide— D e Ketchikan — Ben Bellamy, n, Mrs. H. E. Brown, Fmpn'F ('n&\i“r‘d\ brmr’ result& | ' CALIFORNIA”GROCERY Food Specials for YOU! SATURDAY and MONDAY { BUTTER, Red Shield - 2 pounds 75¢ SUS S e s | SUGAR, Granulated, clof bag 10 * 69c CAMELS — CHESTERFIELDS — LUCKY STRIKES — RALEIGHS ¢ MACARONI — SPAGHETTI — NOODLES § Fonld's Brand, 3 packages WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF GLACED FRUITS AND PEEL FOR YOUR HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE! v'r’: OUR MEAT SPECIALS - - - -} ...... 1b. 35¢ ..... 1h. 26¢ ‘, Lamb and Veal Stew . . .1h. 15¢ Fresh Ground Beef . . . . . Ih. 25¢ { Spring: Turkeys 8 Little Pig Sausage .. ... 1. 35¢ § Hens for Stewing § Leo of Spring Lamb . .. .1h. 35¢ | Pure Pork Country Sausage 300 Local Fresh Killed Chicken 40c¢ w, | Smoked Mutton FRE THANKSGIVING DINNFER! Get your chance today. We will be glad to give you the opoortunity in this contest. Free chance with each $1.00 purchase. CALIFORNIA GROCERY| TELEPHONES 478 & 371 PROMPT DELIVERY game " 7 IWIV/I III%III%II 1 1] ] il JEEE JEn. Empire Want Ads Bring Results. | s soutHTo Sugar-Cured Corned Beef 1h. 28¢ | ....... 1h. 350 ' ch @ threaten- ingly Dir H g 56. Short for a | the Waynor Tract. 'YOUNG MINER GOES mining | PAA plane yesterday afternoon an results. ailed south on the moteniip North- | and, returning to his Spokane home | for the winter. Lammers, who is operating on the Kougarok, reported a “very success- ful” season. TRAIL FOREMAN IN FROM ANGOCN SUNDERLANDS BUY HOME, WAYNOR TRACT Rex Sunderland, who was mar- ! about two weeks ago to Mar- ot White, purchased one of the <es on the Glacier Highway in h The Sunderlands have already moved in. Mrs, Sunderland is a nurse at the Government Hospital| genneth W. St @b tran forbs |and Mr. Sunderland is an Alaska- | yan for the Forest Service at An- Juneau vmp]o) ee, goon, is spending a week in Jur conferring with the District er and winding up his s work, Stevenson and his wife came In Monday on{ his cruiser Barbara They will return to Angoon 1 week, OUT ON NORTHLAND Graham L: man, arr T Kougarok | d in Juneau by -oo Today's News Today- “Empire Try The Emplre ciassifieds for g—--—-—- ' JAMES ¢. COOPER man’s name 67. Comparative ending /duEn BOWERY PARTY IS T0 BE PLENTY | TOUGH TONIGHT| 3 © Juneau Ski Club Insfifufes §-—=—=----—----—-— Social Activities with Costume Brawl The toughest joint in town Lonu.h" will be the Elks Gymnasium where | the Juneau Ski Club will hold a| Bowery party. The club’'s social| «omnnt!tc warns members that if hey don't attend they'll live (may-| be) to regret it. And those who don’t wear appropriate costumes| will be bounced, see. Entertainment will include the| _ hoofin’ of Jay Williams and Thelma Bodding and the songs of Jesta Tim- | merman and Kaarlo (Hoiman) Mc- Goik Nasi. The party. starts at 9 o'clock. Mu- | sic will be furnished by Barrett and Peterson. Refreshments will be m1 the form of a free lunch (for 50‘ cents.) EINAR OLSEN GOES f OUT; MAY RETURN TO LISIANSKI JOB| | Einar Olsen, veteran fish buyer who resigned this week from the Juneau Cold Storage, sailed on the Northland for several weeks’ travel- ing Outside. Olsen is going | contact fish ir conditions are fa a trip back to Norw | | | | fo New. York to there, angd if |} may make and his home which he hasn’t visited in many years. Olsen, a devout believer in Alaska’s future in fish resources, said he will return in the spring, possibly join- ing the Pelican Cold Storage at Lisi- anski. VISIT IN SEATTLE Mrs. H. E. Brown sailed south on the motorship Northland. After stopping off a few days in Ketchi- kan. Mrs. Brown will continue to Seattle to visit her mother. SAN FRANCISCO'S F'nest Moderaiely Priced Hotel EVERY ROOM WITH TUS & SHOWER non’;fm 2?0 250 3'“ r:{z\ggNs 2§° 390 3'“ cof 78t SHOP & COCKTAIL LOUNGE GREEN TOP CABS—PHONE 678 || BUY GREEN TOP RIDE : COUPON BOOKS: #8.25 in rides for $5.00 $3.00 in rides for $2.50 RSB | | ARE INSURED, AVAILABLE AND EARN GREAT- | ‘ ALASKA FEDERAL | _ Savings and Loan Assn, +———— - C. P A, Business Counselor | shattuck Bldg. Phone 182 il Room 1 L — — -+ S e £ B Open Evenings Phone 479 AL—THE SHOE DOCTOR Shoes, Clothing, Guns, Ammunition 278 So. Franklin St. | 14 1 | | | | | l Juneau, Alaska | FAMILY | SHOE STORE “Juneau’s Oldest Exclus- i SERVING ‘AI.-AS KA BAILING SCHEDULE Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound YURON ... -..Oet. 21 Oct. 24 Oct. 30 ALASKA - Oct. 28 Oct. 31 Nov. 6 YURON | s OV, 4 Nov. 17 Nov. 13 FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS THE ALASKA LINE H. O. ADAMS, Agent Ticket ouu:e’_l:x.oNES 1 Freight Office.. . Alaska b(cam‘uup L.)mn:mv SERVIGE "ON-AILL‘RLASKR“REOUTEF ¢ sive Shoe Store” | Seward Lou Hudson | Street Manager | —-*— —% —* — YOUR SAVINGS ¥ Y R ARE INSTANTLY | SANITARY PLUMB!NG and HEATING COMPANY ‘W. J. NIEMI, Owner | ER RETURNS WITH THE IT COSTS S0 LITTLE TO DRESS SMARTLY DEVLIN'S Case Lot Grocery “LOWEST PRICES BY FAR" ‘ Phone 704 240 So. Frcznk.‘i") “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” Phone 788. of Juneau TELEPHONE | Treat Your Battery | RIGHT! || BRING IT TO OUR BATTERY §/ AND RECHARGE It you need sulphuric acld or Edison Battery Solution, WE HAVE IT. Are You Tired of Ordinary Food? Alaska Electric Light |/ Drop in at the Newl ! = ll?enovul‘id s & Power Co. | BRUNSWICK CAFE | ; + WHERE YOU'LL FIND HOUSEHOLD Chinese and American | APPLIANCES Dishes at Their Best! Harri Machine Shop Special Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners p “Try Us First” 'M.S.DART | U. S. Mail Carrier Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau, el — | # WHEN YOU NEED PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL WORK or WELDING CALL | every Wednesday at 7 s.m. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT | ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information Haugen Transportation Co. Red 611 ‘ Freight must be on city dock not later than 4 P. M. Tuesday If 3 Rice & Ahlers || A1 ASKA for } Briggs' “BEAUTYWARE" Transportatior Plumbing Fixtures 0il < Burners REG U5, PAT. OFF QUAKER OIL RANGE Company Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle s. 5. TYEE . PHONE 34 it 8. 8. TAKU . Nov. 7 AT $ P, PASSENGERS _ FREIGHT | REFRIGERATION A x THE SIGN OF D. B. FEMMER DEPENDABLE Phone 114 Night 312 SERVICE U. S. AIRMAIL AIR EXPRESS SERVICE : Juneau-Fairbanks | [ENUNIN Bethel-Nome o WINTER SCHEDUUE READ DOWN READ UP | Tuesday and Wednesday and | Thursday. Saturday 10:00|Lv. Juneau —_________ Ar.| 2:30 11:00/Ar. Whitehorse —________Lv.| 1:30 11:20iLv. Whitehorse —_______Ar.| 1:00 | 1:30/Ar. 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