The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 6, 1940, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY se Empire Classified Ads! { WANT AD INFORMATION Count five average werds to the tine. Daily rate per line for c(msccu(lve Insertions: One day . Additional days .. 5e Minimum charge 50c Copy must be in the office by 2 relock in the afternoon to insure . ion on same day. We accept ads over telephone | rom persons listed in telephone firectory Phone 3 10¢ 374—Ask for Ad-taker. FOR SALE SALE—1936 condition, $375 cash sedan. e Plymouth heater and Phone 164 FOR A-1 CALE OR LEASE od view lot, tment rizht party. fter 6 p.m ceptional call to INBOARD RUNABOUT, 1ed Star conversion $400. Call Black 3: on Highway. 16-F1 condi 1y painted or Fairhaven SALE--Charter Gray 4-56, sleeps 8 ain for quick sale. Write Dorman. Funter, Alaska FOR boat “Pal, 40 W, LOG CABIN ow Thane only A 34 by 15, one mile be- $650 cash, Offer for Inquire 1028 West 30 day 10th St FUI about HED CABIN, also gar mile’ from Douglas Write Tom Young, Juneau on FOR - SALE—Re Good backbar, r urant equipment nge, dishes, stools bles, chairs and two ice boxes. All necessary equipment to operate See Bob Kaufmann a rest nt Phone New furniture, used 4 asonable. Dinette set living room set ack 604. et TABLE Phone MODEL Black IRONER, 540. ) $35. Noyes voperty—i ten-room and five- Fine loeation for Corner of 4th and FOR anable 1o flat Franklin SALE- one house. or apts -AA!\S WHILE THEY LAQI‘ Washing Machines, like new, Portable Electric Machine, like new, $15; Electric Sewing Machine, like new, $40; Tredle Sewing Ma-| chines, all bargains at $10. Call J. H. Anderson, the Singer Mayt man at Juneau Trans fer, phone 48. Cabinet FOR SALE—One adding machine, typewriter, and scale. Call 385. FOR SALE—One h.p. General Electric motor, with rails line starter, 3-phase, 220-volt full load, speed 1155 r.p.m. See 0th Century Meat Market, SMALL sale. at the BUILDING for Snap Shoppe room, FOR SALE “good | paying 1658. LOST AND FOUND ~Pair !;oki -rimmed gldw's return to Empire. total area of WANTED Will borrow $6,000 at 6| interest, Empire, E 753, <Lunch I,()SI Please Of the Iceland, WANTED percent ity. PROPOSITION OFFEED quartz mine owners. Interest sdin milling cquipment. Arrange 1y peting about May 15, 1940. Write mformation, Box X-5, Empire. _y 1 5-room | M. Sewing | and | Call| business, reasonable. Box | excellent secur- | FOR RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE, automatic air | condition heat, new oak floors, Frigidaire, electric range, beauti- fully furnished. Call Windsor Apts. LARGE STEAM HEATED furnish- ed apt, ‘3 bedrooms. Klien Apts Phone Black 763. ROOM in suitable for Green 575, DESIRABLE home, view, man. Phone private gentle- FOR RENT and bath. call at 802 3-room furnished apt Phone Black 470, or Gold Belt ISTUI)!O APT., $37.50. Hillcrest Apts. with Linen Corner 702, LARGE FURNISHED ROOM kitchenette, Steam heated and dishes furnished Third and Gold. Phone FOR RENT—2 Tth and Harris, $22 per Includes water, rent and | hauling. Phone Blue 680 room furnished apt refuse oY, Mmlu-l Apartments, furnished | 464 before LARGE STE quiet room. ! 6 pm M heated Phone | FOR RENT-—3-room furni and bath, Oil stoves. Pi after 6 p.m hed apt ne 173 4-ROOM FURNISHED apt., steam | heated, 2 bedrooms, lovely view, | | available May 6, Call Red 5. | 4-ROOM and BATH, neated upx: Available May 4. Sheeper Apts.,| Seatter ‘Tract. Phone Blue 13. | VACANCY" nished Phone 4-room and bath, fur- apt. Shabaldak Ap's. 642. | Furnished :S»mum! Inquire 404 W. 10th St ; | FOR RENT apartment | VACANCY—Evergreen A | APARTMENTS rent at /\p(.\.i and ROOMS for the Imperial FOR RENT—Four-room, house. Phone (mnhlwl 28, Douglas, VAC! Y at Assembly Apartments. | VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. | THE IIILLCRES'I NEW ATTRAC- TIVE RATES FOR TWO- AND THREE - ROOM APARTMENTS | FURNISHED OF UNFURNISH- ED. PHONE 439. I CABINS—McMu; 843 W. 9th St | | 2 ROOM FURNleED u,pt with | bath and lights; also 3-room cabin. Call after 5 p.m. 513-A ‘Willoughby Ave. STEAMHEATED room for rent. Green 675. 5-ROOM steam heated apt.; room apt. Phone Blue 200, FOR RENT-—Partly furnished flat. | Inquire Snap Shoppe. COZY, warm, furn. apts. water, dishes, cooking utensils | and bath. Reasonahle at Seaview. | | MISCELLANEOUS | FIFTY DOLLARS formation as to who broke the Nugget Shop window on Satur- day night.—Robert Simpson, EXPERT bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office, Baranof Hotel. x'ewm‘d for im- GUARANTEED Realistic nents, $4.50. Finger Beauty Shop. Way. wave, 65c. Lol 201, rURN )uur m;?;m mto vnlue'. cash or trade at Nugget Shop, Dl’.\’l‘lb’l‘ LEAVING Dr. Taylor J. Pyle, Dental Officer of the Office of is leaving tomor- Indian Affairs, row on the steamer Alaska for the | Westward. - | r Today's news today in The r.mpln‘_ I BARNEY | GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH GOSH, LOWI\ZIE -- T THOLGHT NOU LEET \ESTERDAN = NOPE -- (M CUR'ONS TO SEE WHRAT SORTER FEMALE SRUFFYS AN TO WARRY UP WIEth FINN' TO CanP 30 RIGHT HERE TILL ¥ ovoRceden " Light, | Perma- |, | HocspiTaL Notes | Buster Elstad was admitted to St. | Ann’s Hospital yesterday and is re- ‘ ceiving medical care for a dog bite. ‘ Alter receiving medical treatment, Ear] sford was .dismissed today from St. Anns’ Hospital J. Williams was dismissed today | from St. Ann's Hospital after re- | ceiving medical attention | £ | Earl Wilson and her baby | girl were dismissed yesterday from | St. Ann’s Hospital and returned to their home in Douglas. | Mrs ol Mrs. Emma Marks was dismissed | today from the Government Hos- | pital with her .baby d.lux:lll(‘l‘ | - BOND REDEMPTION NOTICE Ok v order of the Common Council City of Juneau, the en of Juneau Public School Bonds, issue of June 1st, 1927, are called for immediate redemption. | Interest to be paid to June 1st, 1040. | H. J. TURNER City Clerk. - - ; Empire classifieds pay of the issue adv Da | constantly growing for CHAMBERLAIN NOTICE T0 ALL FACING QU1 nzpumcus E\'fln\ ‘Ium of the Alnskn Dall} Press, and of Earl Jamieson, non- resident editor of a defunct paper British CIamonng for More Vigorous Prosecu- tion of War also printed by the Alaska Daily LONDON, May | Press, have either by motive or ignorance been trying to divide the Republican Party in Alaska, stating that the Governing Committee of Alaska have no right to elect Dele- | gates and Alternates to the National Convention. They guote a proposed resolution to a convention four S ago which wasn't adopted to prove it We are in the year 1940. The Convention at Sitka is to be held 50 we will have a 1940 platform, not a 1936 platform, as candidates sub- | seribed when they filed No one was refused aamittance to any meeting of the Committee if he came at 7:30 pm., time for which the meeting was called, and not | when the Committee was in the | midst of a vote. | All Divisions in Alaska recognized this regular Republican Party call and sent in recommendations for appointments. The editor, who is of a local group trying to make trouble, does not know we are in the year 1940, This | 6.—Demands are a more vig- orous prosecution of the war and | Prime Minister Chamberlain will be minutely questioned tomorrow when he appears before the House of Commons. It is readily seen here that Great Britain has lost prestige on account of withdrawal of troops from south- ern and central Norway - BUSINESS MEETING Juncau Woman's Club, May 1 2 pan., at the Pent House ska Electric Light and Power Company. MRS. C C. RULAFORD, adv Secretary. Pays opposition is local only Following is the exact wording of Rule G, 1940 Republican. Convention, receipted for to the Republican Na- tional Committee by the regular Party officers “RULE G gates from Alaska shall be under the direction of and in such manner be adopted by the respective recog- nized Republicah Governing Com- mittees therein, that such respective recognized Committees are hereby authorized to designate the time and | place for the SELECTION OR EL- ECTION of the Delegates and Alter- nates to the National Convention and that the respective Committees. through their CHATRMAN and Sec- retaries are authorized to ISE THE NECESSARY CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION." In accordance witn the above rule | and other resolutions, Certificates of Election have been issued by the Chairman and Secretary (signed) ALBERT WHITE Counsel for the Alaska Delegation, Care Republican National Com- mittee, Bellevue, Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa Publication: 1st, 2nd, sions of Alaska. - 4th Divi- adv 3rd, The game of hockey was once known in Ireland as hurling and in Scotland as shinty. YOUR LAST CHANCE To Get Your Copy of the 1940 PROGRESS -EDITION of the DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Only a Limited Supply Left A eompete story of Alaska, it will be a suitable gift to friends in the States...Liberally illustrated ... public stenography and {} ‘Telephone 4 PRICE 25 CENTS PER COoPY Ready for Muiling 1 BETTER TP OFF SNUEFEY THAT LOWIZ\E'S STILL HANGIN' AROUND- MEBBE (T'LL BRING div TO WS SENSES- ‘I SWOW Y. 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