The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 11, 1940, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAR. 11, 1940. 7 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH : N Dear Snuffy-- 1 gaw your ad in the paper about a home over Yo \ive WA a vailroad an about Yo yetire-, Why not bring with me 22 Sincerely Yours J. Samuel Brec\(et\'("\c‘g)e | WANT AD | INFORMATION for 4 baby-- L am e Leetle Vartnink ON, BN W TS & THE BEST BREAK _ WEE HAD SO FAR-- “RETRED RAILROAD AN THE K\D'\LL BE W THE LAP OF LUKURY - WRAL - \E KNOW T DONT COTTON T0 THEM FINE- HAIRED 'RISTERCRATS -- T RECKON \LL LET \E DO AlL T ALK FOR RENT LARGE ROOM for rent, good view. MOMEN By BILLY DeBECK NEP -- 'ty SeML BRECKENR\DGE:- (LU BE WITd You 5 SOON &S The 5:\S GOES B\ - Official U. S. Antarctic Service Photograph 'd bound for the Antarctic wastes, Rear Admiral Richard E B crew aboard the North Star had a lot of fun crossing the equator. The traditional ceremony is pictured. Murray Wiener, assistant physicist of the expedition, is having the southern cross clipped on his chest and his mouth washed. Southw was placed on sale in cne of the 43 | veuer <hop: Nome is also reported to be ex- Frank Paul vineént Farrow Women's Race Jane Vickery 5 | periencing a shortage of coal, Elizabeth Terhune 5 | merchant operating a cat continu- Betty Wilcox ously to drag wood from the beach Helen Junas 1 wecp his waln storage furnace Louise Patterson 1 serating Sue Stewart 1 First freighter from Seattle after Helen Hi: 1 he breakup is ted to arrive Mary Va a5t 1 in Nome the first week in June. Marie Stoner 1 Y e Edna Almguist 1 b1 St | 50DDING TO FLY 31 1/5 Bud Lowell 39 1/5 w"H BOB Eu-ls Niel 43 172 & - g PP | Bud" Bodding, popular young Kenneth Lokel 52 4/5 w flier, is to fly with Bob Dean Allen 58 2/5 out of Ketehikan Bob Paul 58 3/5| DBodding arrived on the Yukon Fred ‘Baril 1:00 1,5 (rom the Westward this morning Ry Gl er spending seme time with pilot 3Job Reeve at Valdez, Perry Tonsgard Bodding will visit his parents Walter Fukuyama b, c/i0m iere for a short time before going jallard Hansen gy 0 Kelahigl William Tar ) - - ---- — ATTENTION O.F Rodney Nordling ranaka igene Carrothers ;ular meeting of Juneau Chap- 7. Tuesday, 7:45 p.m, Rain- gunn Herbert Meade Girls’ initiation and refresh- Mg il V22 4% (Signed) LILLIAN G. WATSON, No FE 4 5 '.ul\ St-r:clax:y‘. ; NO MILK; | : MILCH COW GOES Gas Gas All Time rika br One of the three milch cows owned by M. J. Walsh, Nome’s only dairy- man, was slaughtered recently be- p, g itler-Mauro Drug Co.,—in g- cause of shortage of feed. The meat . TR las by Guy's Drug Store. LA.MACHINISTS posns LOCAL 514 TENRAY IN THE A. 7:30 P. M. PSSR Qldest Bank in Alasha Commercial Safe Deposit Savings Banking by Mail Department The B. M. Behrends You'll Find Food Finer and Service More Compiete at THE BARANOF COFFEE SHOP | | | Garbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates | E.O.DAVIS | i TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 [ e FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES GAS — OIL Foot of Main Street Juneau Motors e e e e PIGELY WIGGLY - 24——PHONES——16 . Jones-Stevens Shop ||~— “ LADIES'—MISSES’ g 5 SRR T READY-TO-WEAR Yeward Street Near Third Krafft’s SRR TR TR AT MANUFACTURING CO. pPcds | CABINET WORR—GLASS ‘ PHONE 62 [ zomic |t | SYSTEM CLEANING | ‘} PHONE 15 i Sanitary Meat Co. I AlaskaLdindty (| “hgiiiioE Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Supplies Phone 206 122 W. Second | | I'REE DELIVERY Call Pi nes: 13 and 49 GEORGE BROS. | Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 92 or 95 PR Utah Nat and Lump | COAL | Alaska Dock & Storage Co. e TELEPHONE 412 ' | HOME GROCERY | Phone 146 i Wome Liquor Store—Tel. 699 | American Meat——Phone 38 | HERMLE & THIBODEAU | !The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 \_—‘_——————-" A S R R A o When in Need of EL OIL—STOVE UIL YOUR CUAL CROICE 1 GENERAL HAULING DIE LOCKSMITH Let Tls Repair Your Lecks OR MAKE NEW KEYS JORGENSON MOTORS Arto Repair Work—Gas Ferryway and Willoughbv Ave, | ! i l o8 Bodding Transfer | MARINE PHONE BRUILDING kL | Rock—Coal Hauling Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery Thomas Hardware Ce. ; PAINTS — OILS Ruilders’ and Shelf HARDWARE JUNEAU-YOUNG | Hardware Company PAINTS - OIL—GLASS { | whelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammu “If your hair is not becaming to you—You should be coming to us.” DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS STORAGE and CRATING : o cALL US [ ind MAYTAG PRODUCTS Juneau Transfer || W. P. JOHNSON Phone 48—Night Phone 481 “The Frigidaire Man” “SMILING SERVICE" ; PHOWE 36 ; : i Bert's Cash Grocery | FOR VERY PROMPT | PHONE 105 | | Pree Delivery aneau ||| LIQUOR DELIVERY! R | ‘ | Reliable Transfer ! | 1F IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! || e "5tk tor hiewet 'on ||| Ideal Paint Shop || and'a tank for Cruds Ol wave FRED W WENDT | PHONE u.'r;—m(;n"r 148 | RUONT ! e Phone 78— 11520 5L | THE ROYAL ||| McCAUL MOTOR I BEAUTY SALON || COMPANY | || California Grocery GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES COMPLETE LIQUOR STOCK FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY (FROM OUR OWN FARM) Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery DU PR S AR AT 7 3 S e FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON BARANOF HOYEL BLDG. | D e ) | P | PHONE 409 | lorrrrrcrrrer e reeeine Window Cleaning ‘ PHONE 485 LUMBER @ of error or if an ed | | 2-ROOM apt. with bath, furnished, stopped before ex- | also light; 3-room cabin. Inquire vertiser please noti- | | 513-A Willoughby e (Phone 3T4) at | une will be given | FOR RENT—Furnished house, two bedroon: au ic ol he ¥ ALASKA EMPIRE Phone 67 after 5 pm average werds to the 3TEAM HEATED rcom for rent ve the San Francisco Bakery ) te per line for consecutive Phone 206 One day 10¢ NEW GIBSON guitar for Additional days se exchange for Lypewriter Minimum charge . 50c 293, 10 am. to 2 pm must be in the office by 2 volock in the afternoon to insurc | FOR RENT—Quiet, modern, weil i ki iy | furnished ste reated 3-room \ccept ads over telephone | flat. C tion, excellent g com persons listed in telephonc| view. Aduits only. Phone 686 Pitont PEcAsk for Adtaker, - {SROOM IUIIsied. SRt apt. Klein Apts, T 7 ¥ : m; hot 1937 CHEV. coupe, 13000 mile Hollywood Shoe Par- five-fool o 0od conditior 2 + pir condi- | 6.ROOM house with bath, oil heat op. i nearly furnished 1. Call Windsor Apt GER ine man i Sewing Ma- PURNISHED rm 208 Mai nger Vacuum Cleaners 5 t . down, $5 monthiy, lib-|5-ROOM stesm heated apt; also € war s old machine 6 m au Phonie Blue 200. o B aadin ol 41 2.ROOM bachelor apt m heat, B Pl i . elec. range. Suited for I ALE and about 5 141 So. nklin St _Auk Bay. See A. Hafl-{ G quneips at the Clff Apart- AT ments. Phone 209, o 4 m furnished apt. Ir e Ironers, Maytag hines, Maytag 110- FOR RE One single apt.; also A.C. light plants. Terms: $5 one apt. with bedroom, both J&l Qowi, $5 monthly, liberal allow- | furnished, Hillerest, pione 439. &l g e for old machines. Call J - ~ - For the Easter parade tnis young New Yorker chooses one of the 1 I. Anderson at Juncau Transer. VACANCY, Decker Apts. PRORe ooiume suits—especially practical this year becatise it can be worn el s O under a coat now and without it until June, 1t combines a dress and 1ALL Diished business for ONE 8-room apt, and one 4-raom, jacket of gray sheer wool, spiked with silver costume Jewelry, and a will pay for itsel apot. at flower hat n 3 months, Write Box 1256. pop RENT—Two- and three-room = T fae * LOR SALE_Size 9 Johnson Shoe furn. apartments. Fosbee Apts. | Boys' Class B race was won by 7 3 " e 7 — - | Perry Tonsgard with the time of Skates. " EHone , Qreeil 20 One gas pump, in J4 2/5 seconds, with second place Blbep 3 R operat Call Femmer at 114. joing to Walter Fukuyama, 35 3/5 < FOR SALE—Extra spe cut reancy oL, ADRTLmORtE MAN WINS eccnds, and Jim Nielson third, 37 aider wood. Phone Femmer, 144.' " 4 e 2/5 seconds » ——— FOR RENT-—Iartly furnicied [lat Following the down hill rac the MUST SELL equity In income €arn-, g, 1ap £honpe course was set for the slalom race apartments on Dixon. Three — i - SK' RA(ES Each contestant was given two apartments, two furnished, one COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light, tries and total times averaged. first with fireplace. Five minutes from | water. dishes, cooking utensils | place honors going to Bill Hixon pusiness district. Best view prop-| and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. SR e R e deond x =ty buy,dn sown- fge Boy Hens R I . & . i place to Dean Williams in 1:13 3/5 ning atShmpirejoffice | . Tha Johnson Victor in Down-| " soe werner in the first try came magine 1at: 1 s |in with the time of 1:05 1/5 but WANTED & hill Test-Dahl Makes | nis sccond iey tost o skt and : WANTED Usea gunny o 3% was unable to finish. g &,/?“,, dll)m.?l:é e doagen o0 Re(OI’d Jump There was exhibition jumping il e o il held with the Tulsequah men and MISCELLANEOUS | The fifth annual ski tournament |Juncau Ski Club's jumping aces of the Juneau Ski Club for an| Lars Dahl made first with 125 Watkins Products. Call Black 634. skiers in the Southeast Alaska area | feet. This is the longest jump made ————b was held in the upper bowl of the |l Alaska. Erling Johnson came in PERT pubm stenography and Douglas Island Ski Trail Sunday |sccond, jumping 115 feet, and Ralph kak"v’mnv Alice Mack, office, where nearly 200 spectators|Moreau third with 112 feet. Barapp! Holth 1 watched the 60 contestants racel Fred Ball chiel course setter, GUARANTEED Realisti: Perma- under ideal snow and weather con- | and his assistant, Lee Prescott, set Lents, $450. Finger wave, 65c.! ditions. the most spectacular course that Yola’s Beauty Shop, telephone The Men's Class A race started I\;“,‘:-.w been run in Southeast 201, 315 Decker Way. at the top of the mountain, com- Alaska —_— e ] ing down a very fast course, won wrds for the tournament will {URN your old gold into value, by Erling Johnson of the Tu be given at the annual banquet, cash or trade at Nugget Shep. quah, B. C., Ski Club, in the time April 6 in the Gold Room al the e e, | L g o of 2:01 4/5 with Al Schramen of Baranocf Hotel ls CUI\.FRA.Cf angfifl'f]a"si?., n:t:; the Juneau Ski Club coming in to Following is the list of contest- cpens Tglepy Fe UEER. win second place with the time of ants and (heir times in the order St. It 2:07 1/5. they crossed the finish line: & Men's Class B race was won by Men's Class A 4 Max Mori of the Juneau Ski Clup Erling Johnson 2:01 4/5 C D A “"" Meet with the good time of 31 2/5 sec- Al Schramen 2:07 1/5 o W5 Pl | onds, followed by Roy Offerdahi Lars Dahl 2:08 1/5 . of the Haida in second place with 2:15 2/5 Tomorrow Evenlng the time of 34 4/5 seconds. 2:19 2/5 Jane Vickes owing very good 2:19 2/5 T s form, crossed the finnish line tak-| Dean Williams 2:23 Catholio wiumiiaes of Ameries ing the honors in the Women's|Bill Hixon 2:23 1/5 w il have hetf Iegitp oes M e Race with the time of 39 4/5 sec-| Ted Cowling 2:41 2/5 ok I_',‘;‘l‘]’““g at, 8 olelook 8f, g onds, followed by Elizabeth Ter-| Ralph Moreau 4:08 gl § " hune, second, with 43 1/5 seconds, s, Cieorys Shisw Wit tp;es;de. and Betty Wilcox of the Juneau Men’s Class B Al mpmbery Sfe R AN Mrs. Elizabeth Clomp | High School third with the time Max Mori R Y LT R of 52 1/5 Roy Offerdahl HELENE W, L. ALBRECHT | = Arested on ohargee o s+ Boys Cla: e i’ ofl Yok bk | * | $10.45, from a department store, ' Juneau High Sc <i Club mem- | Emery Harrett | PF CAL THERAPEUTICS | Mrs. Elizabeth Clomp, 61, was bers, was won by Axel Niclsen with|Barney Olsen 1| fo g " X v well, second, wi g i - H VALENENE BEH‘DING i | Clomp said she just l,ilged % take mmfn:i fi? dsgL ()1“".”«:20233' :l:?;:::l?m:;:m }Qns il ol . e and couldn’t help it ¢hig by EQ Nielsen, 43 2/5 seconds. | Bob Laney 1:28 Bank Juneau, Alaska N Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. e ewr s e rrrrrrrrreerrrreees