The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1940, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 1, 1940 s BN G 'SAVINGS $ BIG SAVINGS $ $ BIG\SAVINGS $ S| ' Use Empire Classified Ads! It Pays P I' In case of error or if an ad , ron mr | has been stopped befors ex- l i ration, advertiser please noti- oftice (Phone 374) at and same will be given , attention. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE AT R R § e FOR RENT — Six-room furnished house; good condition. Rent, $35 per month. Phone 488. STEAM HEATED room for lady in private home, 5th St., $16 month- ly. Ph Black 195. <ount five average words to the : s fne | 3-ROOM FURNISHED duplex apt Daily rate per line for consecutive | Oil heater, electric range, close msertions: in, $22.50 monthly. Phone Black One day 415 Additional - Minimum charge ....50c | FOR RENT—5-room steam heated Copy must be in the office by 2| apartment. Phone Blue 200 »clock in the afternoon to insure| — " = msertion on same day. FOR RENT — Housekeeping and We accept ads over telephone sleeping room. Phone Blue 429. rom persons listed in telephone | — 11rq(~m§y : ! FURNISHED APARTV[EN'[ 3 Plione 374—Ask for Ad-taker. rooms and bath. Phone 723 'FOR SALE CABIN CRUISER Misf troller. See Tom Parke. Red 135, FOR RE NT — 4-room house. Phone 452. furnished |2t ‘| FOR RENT | 3-room apartment, Phone | rurmm«u Phone Dougls ANCY Nuwm Apts. $85 nnd up FOR SALE — 4-room furnished | { 3-ROOM, HOUSE and cahin. Mc- house. Phone 28, Douglas. | Mullen, 843 W. 9th, 5-ROOM HOUSE, completely fur- Gie v o MacKinnon Apts. nished, double garage, big yard. Bs in for quick sale. Empire ZBOOM APARTMENT for rem. A 973 1 Hot and cold water, Phone 569. steam heat furnished stucco hou concrete basement, chicken 2 STRICTLY MODE) HN unru;n,_gh. mink pens and garden,! ed houses, 5 and 6 rooms, . Al Forsythe, Loop Road. { pl 15 AC full he fire- | 39 DODGE coupe, A-1 condition,| 3-ROOM AND BATH, ele 800 miles. Reasonable. P. O.| Frigidaire, steam-heated; Box 665 house, furnished, overstuffed, oil : S 3 heat, Frigidaire. Call indsor FOR SALE—Library table, 4 chai A;Li Frigldatre, . St o0 in good condition. Reasonable.| _ GH s Phone Red 332 | STEAM HEATED ROOM. Phone > g T Green 67! FOR SALE — Show case in A-1 S SR [ tion. At Singing Tea K' tle. “Z -ROOM BACHELOR qpt ann- | daire, elec. range, 141 So. Franklin, FOR SALE—Ford V-8 pickup, 1935\VACANCY Shabaldak Apts. Ph. 642 Alaska Arc Welder: steam heat “Chevrol Phone 536, FOR SALE—1936 good condition. v VA(,ANCYfilmpena] Rooms. Phonf FOR SALE—Ford marine ¢ CU“"“'XAPARTMENT FOR RENT—4-room sions. High speed reverse trans-| - anq path, heated anc furnished, missions. Watgr-cooled manifolds,| yemodelled. Sheeper Apts., Seat- propellers. Electrically welded| ter Tyget. Phone Blue 135 tanks. Alaska Arc Welders, model. VACANCY at. A&sembly Apnrtment.s 4 ROOM HOUSE u.lth 2 bedrooms, | - = for sale cheap, with terms. Phone‘ VACANCY “at Fosbee Apts Red 440. Red #0. |FOR RENT—Partly furnished flat. 4-ROOM FURNISHED house, $950., Inquire Snap Shoppe. Phone Blue 475. e ___|cozY, warm furn. apts. Lights, FOR SALE—3-room hous and| Wwater, dishes, cooking utensils and bath, reasonable for quick sale.| bath. Reasonable at Seaview. Phone 656. | MISCELLANEOUS BOARD AND ROOM, 213 7th St. Phone md 211. i"(.)R SALE—Small completely fur- nished house with two bedroom: laundry room with stationary tubs and washing machine, Frigi-| ——= daire, electric range, etc. Call| 341, EXPERT pubuc stenography nnd bookkeeping. Alice Mack office, Baranof Hotel. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. FOR SALE—De&Arable lot in Way- nor Tract, $650. Inquire Ordway's | Photo Shop. JUNEAU ROOMS, Phone 472. FOR SALE—Property at Tenakee:| 5 lots, one dwelling house com- | pletely furnished; one large wood | shed, warehouse, boat-house with runway and winch; 2 lots and garden root house. Full informa- tion, address Oliver Drange, Ten- akee, and Nick Gronsdma, Box | 985, Juneau. YURN your ora gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. WANTED WANTED—Second-hand tent, 12x 14 or larger. Phone 484 after 5 pm, SMALL BUILDING for sale. Call| NURSE THROUGH at the Snap Shoppe | | Los’l AND FOUND jernment Nurse at Kenai, passed i ttrough aboard the steamer Mt. F‘OUND—LB-rge V-8 hub cap. WneryMchnley headed back to her post may have by proving ownership after vacationing in the States. and paying for this adv. | PR i IO e KNIGHT RETURNS LOST—Post size camera in blackw Dewey Knight, Immigration In- case. Finder please return to the| | spector, came back on the North- Snun Shoppe Rkward |land from Sitka and is at the Gas- (o ‘,tineau Hotel. —— BURRIS HERE Twenty-eight of the passengers, H. M. Burris, traveling man, and aboard the Mount McKinley are his wife, arrived in Juneau and are making the Golden Belt Tour. The at the Baranof Hotel. majority of the party are from east- e ern and central states. Subscrlbe for The Ernplre Miss M. Douglas Barnsley, Gov- GOLDEN BELT TOUR ON NAOW, DON'T GIT WISTORICAL F(TS, M\l\.\.‘l-- HERE'S A BONNWN-FIDE ORDER 3 NE BEEN CRAVIN FE&EN o Jes' DONT G\T FLUSTERED LIKE & HOUN' DoG C“flsm‘ THREE RABB(TS --- | mond headed a group which Two Alaska Misses in - Washington Miss Aiaskwax,MMiss Nome, Entertained During Visit in Capital By PATRICIA S. JERNBERG Secretary to Delegate Dimond WASHINGTON, June 22 ial Correspondence) —Qn day merning, June 19, Del (Spec- Wednes- gate Di- had the ple are of welcoming to Washington Miss Minnie Motsch- man, of Fairbanks, as “Miss Al- ka" of 1940, Miss Margaret Scott as “Miss Nome” and Miss Kay J Kennedy, Alaska newspaperwoman, who is managing the eastern tour of the Queen of the Fairbanks Dog Derby and Ice Carnival. the Quinn, the Attorney General; Attorney General Administrative Assistant to Ebert K. Burlew, First Assistant Secretary of the Interior; Oscar L. Chapman Assistant Secretary of Interior, and Mrs, Ruth Hampton, Assistant Di- rector of the Division of Territories and Tsland Possessions. | From Washington the party went to New York City where they were to be honored by a special “Alaska Day” at the New York Worlds' Fair on Tuesday, June 25, at which time the girls will have the privilege of participating in a formal reception with city and fair offici Ar- rangements for the day were com- pleted by Delegate Dimond. FOREST ROADS The Federal Highway Act of 1940 which passed the House some time ago has been reported to the Sen- ate by the Senate Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads and, as so reported, retains in the bill a figure fixed by the House of $500,- 000 per year for the fiscal years 1941 and 1942 for the construction of forest highways in Alaska. Dele- gate Dimond filed with the Chair- man of the Senate Committee, Hon- orable Kenneth McKellar, a state- ment urging that the amount be not reduced and pointing out the need for greatly increased funds for the construction of highways, roads and trails in the Alaska Na- tional Forest areas. Following is a list of expenditures in Alaska for forest highways for the fiscal years 1934 to 1940, in- clusive, the 1940 figures being an estimate: Fiscal Year Expenditures 1934 $506,067 1935 513,747 1936 685,084 1937 597,824 1938 637,728 1939 718,854 1940 468,000 CHILD WELFARE OFFICIAL Miss Deborah B, Pentz, Super- visor, Child Welfare Services, De- partment of Public Welfare, Juneau, is in Washington for the purpose of arranging a conference of of- ficials from all of the Federal agen- zies whose activities include par- ticipation in or contacts with the social welfare program in the Ter- ritory of Alaska. The agencies affected include the Social Security Board, Department of Justice, Childrén’s Bureau, Of- fice of Indian Affairs and the De- parl.mem of Pubhc Welfare, It is T SWOW Y T THowGHT TH GAL WUZ GONNA Bus' A, BLO0D VISSEL € WUZ S0 o D\SCOMBDOBERRTED = (Ilpp er Links U, §.-Alaska by Air | S8 : Before takeoff on the first scheduled commereial fiig it be stacks ©f mail being stacked aboard Pan American’: ntai € big Alaska Clipper at ¢ tween conti Read Alaska’s Biggest and Best Daily Newspaper, THE EMPIRE Guaranteed Largest Paid Cireunlation in Juneau . . . 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GRAVES Hi.,..{‘ff'ffff.".'fz-,_i U Soothing Organ Music and | | Delicious Fried Chicken sl EVERY NIGHT il ‘ HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER | & MARX CLOTHING 1 [ | DOUGLAS INN ! lhhn Marin, Prop. Maclean Melal Work South Seward S AIR (ONDIIIONING | and OIL BURNERS | SHEET METAL WORK | | " | SANITARY PIGELY WIGGLY 24— PHONES——186 You'll Find Food Finer and Service More Compiete at | | THE BARANOF i s i * | COFFEE SHOP | W Krafft MANUFACTURING CO. Garbage Hauled CABINET WORK- GLASS | Reasonable Monthly Rates w__ . o PHONE 62 o E. 0. DAVIS | - | TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 | 3 Sanitary Meat Co. | o e R FOR QUALITY MEATS | Jones-Stevens Shop Cll Phones: 13 and 49 | LADIES'—MISSES® i : ok READY-TO-WEAR The stop in Washington was i e ob TR o Bt od di 5"k P 4 —_——m Fs th st et i e et '::n::;r.'(l?:.l?.’.v: L-:;gil:ur ::nr:n«”nlfi::;v::ml:: included dircetors of Pan Ame and Civil Aeronautics . Sewara Streot Near Thira | GEORGE Bnfls and activities of the National Con-| ° 3 : s [ OO S EENE IR 0 > vention of the Junior Chamber of 3 Ry . | . Widest Selection ok H Commerce, at which the young|ioped that by arranging a meeting _ GOING TO HOMER : ATTENTION MASONS } LI n } ladies have appeared and have been |at which the whole welfare pro- Ml‘]‘ ”\;[‘L "T""“I'“ ‘1 & ";‘ ENZCr | There will be called communica- | u 0 R s presented to the assembled dele-|gram can be studied by the pslicy ‘H"‘m‘ A (,"" ;‘h P R s tions of Mt..Juneau Lodge No. 147 Z 0 R I C PHONE 92 or 95 gates from all parts of the United|yaking officials concerned that | companicd by her son and dauzh. @hd Gustineaux Lodge No. 124 ¢ SYSTEM CLEANING o n’lt;:.n”:v)“);:’ mwl:l”t: ully coordinated and developed to- | ter. the Masonic Temple _inJune PRUNE ls e — S riine . Foy }‘,"mn;‘n‘" Chairman | tal plan’ program can be effected oo Monday evening ul 7:30. Work Boddi T § ] [of the Senate Foreign Relations|™More €asily than in Alaska where ON CIRCLE TOUR e ekl e QLD VR Alaska Laundry odding lransier ; Committee. and Delegate Dimond | the necessity of referring cvery step| Blanche Preston, of San Bernard- | tion of PW. Bro. C. P. Kirtland MARINE PRONE | Anong .lh:m- of prominence in | taken in such program development ing, Cal., is a passen v the | Refreshments after lodge. & BUILDING kL) E 4 to Washington makes progress very Mount McRinley malins Yu- M DEVON Rock—Coal Hau ! gl . " L3 ¥ 1 malir th oc| ‘oal ling official Washington whom they 3 : s 7 | slow. kon Circle Tour ady. T R | Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery | have met are Robert H G 4 |Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager ey | | Pinon—Musicl tntruments | || Thomas Hardware Ca. Phone 208 © T1E W. Second e | . > Rt Maiace b wtvtces 2wl | Builders’ and Shelf iows HARDWARE ‘ ML T s _—_— Utah Nut and Lump COAL- | JUNEAU-YOUNG | A enone s ||| Hardware Company | | PAINTS—OIL—GLASS | Bhelf ana Heavy na!.:i::n '\ HOME GROCERY ‘ Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 609 American Meat——Phone 38 | ‘I e —— | GENERAL MOTORS, BDELCO | and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Map” The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 | [ \ | PHONE 36 FOR VERY PROMPT LIQUOR DELIVERY — e “SMILING SERVICE” | Bert's Cash Grocery Ideal Paint Shop IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! ! | | ——— Phone 723— ——115-2nd St THE ROYAL BEAUTY SALON | [ “If your halr is rot becaming to | I | PHONE 105 ¥YRED W. WENI'YT ‘ | Free Delivery Juneau PHONE 519 it i S | oo { McCAUL MOTOR | COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS | | | you--You should be coming to us.” California Grocery GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES COMPLETE LIQUOR STOCK FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY (FROM OUR OWN FARM) Prompt Delivery Telephone 478 | FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON PHONE 409 BARANOF HOTEL BLDG. DA 5 i Window Cleanin PHONE 485 | e rrrrr vt LUMBER crrrsoore e