The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 21, 1940, Page 7

' FOR RENT ngRE FOR RENT--Decker B.ag.| Phone Green 465 In case of error or if an ad nas been stopped befors ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this oftrce (Phone 374) at — _— - and same will be given FOR RENT — 4-room (urm,\llv(l‘ ntion. | apartment; also 5-room strictly| | | ‘ once I I DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | R <ount five average words to the! Ene Daily rate per line for consecutive 1sertions One day ... 484. VACANCY, Nugget Apts. FOR RENT — 6-room unfui 1ished house, Inquire at Snap Shuppe | VACANCY—MacKinnon Apts. Minimum charge i Copy must he in the office by 2| VACANCY—; Impcrml Rooms. Phone ek in the afternoon to insure msertion on same day. VACANC al We accept ads over telephone CANCY t r(;heemAi)t; xots. pethous . listed b+ tlaphone | VA PN e Nrectory. | FOR RENT—Partly furnished flat l‘lm' ¢ 374—Ask for Ad-faker. Inquire Snap Shoppe. FOR SALE | cOZY, warm furn. apts. ___ | walter, dishes, cooking utensi l ights, TROLLER SIESTA, 34 by 9'2, 20, bath. Reasonable at %uv W, h.p. Regal, fully equipped, com-, “—————— pletely overhauled and in first cl condition. Inquire D. Crok- er, Sitka. FOR SALE--Children (tosl!lm(‘& 95 « r $1.10; \ma]l table $20 chair i machine; leathe lamp and dishes. Phone washing tstool; 1 90. CURTAILMENT PO SALE—1935 Panel V-8, new Call Red 705 after 5 p.m e Poor Pink Run in lcy SIrauI " Foreseen for Next for small boat. Write i A ranking favorite for fall and P. O. Box 574 | HUNIING TRIP winter is the “push-up” sleeve style dis Season 1 women enjoy the comfort of thi ALE—5-room house, com- casual touch which our fashion ely furnished. Call 341 after OB el Do T G Mayor Harry I Lucas flew 10 Jeaders advance pn SR s 1 today to join a friend in bring- | skirt lengths will remain about ; ¥ ing in a small boat to Juneau he’ simhe a5 fashion detreec FOR SALE — HAll hore palented | theis Wonld BE SAoURl'6f & Tun on the way back. ficm the His. T Same &= fasbion decreed for : o < v g the past season, Miss Halvorsen an- ground in Auk Bay, Fritz Cove to permit normal operations next toric City the two men will take ,ounces Road. Over half cleared. Write| yegr 4 a fling at the fishing and hunting Millinery Pleasing P.O. Box 939. Others testifying at the hearing uoute. 4 t Millinery tends to give the tropi- - = Aem . mo|held in the Senate Chambers of R dal - fonch with PGt ettty 1 FOR A.Alu-. l()R LEASE — The | (1o Federal Building were Rep |;’1'|r 1;“ .umL lm”“.]v“( ,:” mu et Lunch James V. ( Davis and William Y " 0080, POTLICILE 3 gt aoa Tt THO JOIN WEA]’HER the "Coif” hat—a_chic of-the-face JUNEAU ROOMS. Phone 472 L. Paul. The hearing was conclud- ed at noon SMALL BUILDING. for s Scientific Study at the Snap shom)c Davis said two things badly - —— | needed in fisheries management in Alaska were much more scientific study and a more adequate system MISCELLANEOUS CENTS EACH PAID for mc(] of policing the streams and keep- sound gunny sacks at Coal|ing seiners out of them. He said Bunkers. it was futile for the Servi to at- et n i | EMPE 10 Set a closing date a y BOARD AND ROOM, 213 Tth St.|ahead of time and recomm Phone Red 211. that the date of closing be nounced after the run had observed and it w determined an- been 'XPERT public stenography and bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office,| . pqidne brobahle escapément would Baranof Hotel. 4 GUARANTE! Realistic Perm~-| Paul, representing the Alaska Na- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c.|tive Brotherhood, recommended that Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephone |an opening date be established to 201, 315 Decker Way. | build” up the early run, that all fish traps (or at least the so-called ‘nuisance traps”) be abolished, that fish traps be so constructed that o o e 1 after the fish have struck the lead some will still escape to the spawn- ron RE“T | ing grounds, that fish traps be _ |empty of fish during weekly closed NT—Large cabin. oxl hn.\l‘pumds that there be an adequate 1 electric range, $20. Call 724, weekly closed season, and that the KURN your oxa gola 1nto value, cu.sh or trade at Nugget Shop. | St. catch be regulated by limiting tr ————— | efficiency of gear. 6-ROOM furnished house for rent. | Sitka Thursday Ehond Bl 200. A- similar hearing is to be held FOR RENT—A 2-room cabin part- at Sitka on Thursday. Assistant Iy furnished on Douglas High.| Director Charles Jackson of the way Phone b7, Juneau. | Fish and Wildlife Service and Se- b - ton Thompson, Assistant Chief of iAM HEATED, light housekeep-‘tlm Division of Alaska Fisheries, ooms, Hot ana cold water.| who conducted the hearing here, Everything Furnished. Phun(‘ 702.| will go to Sitka tomorrow. They 3. RS R0, | wWill return to the Juneau office of SHOUBL Burished apt. Stoveline Pish and Wildlife Service for heat. Red 404 the nce of the fishing seasor AVAILABLE Sept. 1: 4-room B 1 Gt Bhone shue 100, Aduie DEER HUNIER 10ST FIVE-ROOM furnished house, o1l Hufi heat, Adults preferred; two-room| T fu »d apl. with bath. Phum A searching y was organized o at Sitl this afternoon to lgok for s |a deer hunter SMALL 2-room cottage with bath, of Coogan Bay. suitable for man and wife. Good| The lost man is Aaron Roberts, in Juneau, Phone civilian employee of the Naval base lost in the vicinity 3, three rings. George at Sitka, according to information received by U. S. Marshal William - — | T. Mahoney from Deputy Henry FOR RENT-2- or 3-room duplex| gy apl Dept. mod Store. See Bon Marche = % s COOK IN TOWN 3 ROOMS and bath, nicely Iur-‘ George Call, cook from Chicha~ gof, came in from the island mine nished: overstuffed, electric range, v d tHE Gasti frigidaire, steam heated., Windsar 5“,0; B A0d- 45, Ak D QaprERy Apts. oy i LR el ol L - oo ST. HEATED room. Green 675 | Empire Classifieds Pay! BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH W, NAR, MISTAK GOOGLE - AH_HEARD ABOWT VO JUNGLE DERBY - A DONE PANTED 1P DIS YEAH MILE - modern unfurnished house. Phoxe | ‘. THREE DEER ARE MISS HALVORSEN SEIZED HERE BY ~ RETURNS WITH WILDLIFE AGENTS FALL FASHIONS. ‘Evidence of Sex Removed Land Below Equator fo from Carcasses-Warn- Succeed Paris in Lat- ing Is Issued est Slyle Trend Three doer g day R from a five weeks’ by local hur 8 E d last buying rip, during which time night by Wildlife onts of the she visited the Seattle, Portland Alaska Game Commission because and San Francisco style mar evidence of sex had been removed, Miss Christine Halvorsen of Hal- The law on that point is cle vorsen’s Shop in Juneau, brings Executive Officer Prank Dufresne news of latest fall fashions said. It reads: ° iismember: The satins, according to Miss ed onsumption no carc Halvorsen, this year inspire an d moose or mountain array of colorful fall styles with be 5o mutilated that t ¢ the charm and dignity of the South cannot be determined | Americas, Dufresne emphasized that “con- Tropics Inspire — sumption” iIn this regulation is not Colombia, Peru and Chile are in- syncnemcu. with “‘convenience. fluencing colors to be worn this Until actu; prepared for the ta- fall. Our New York designers have ble, the carcass must retain evidence returned with copper and brown of sex tones, burnished ' reds and tans LS taken from the flowers of the trop- all these blended into the IAKU IS Now neutral tones are both warm and rich. | The “pencil-s..m” silhouette i and coats, says the well known Ju- neau business woman. This slim- SEATTLE, Auz Steamer Taku ness is not too extreme the ailed fo wu early this morn- skirts taper in soft fullne: below and i there next wurday the knees, Most of the fullness is evenin in the front and side lines while There is one pa v aboard the the backs are simple and straight Taku booked for wm, Miss M Slim Waistlines Penny The built-in” waistlines, > o MAYOR OFF ON Halvorsen stat since it is hig! gives the waist appearance i s in gres y “flattering that perfect creation that is one for any 1‘111\ to dream about BUREAU STAFF HERE U. S. Weather .- Two new Bureau % f;i«]-“:\"l \,\,:j,’.‘ J,:;;""ml‘)‘h’;" Maxide Meulyikill whe Bas boan ey dra Fonket Myers of Rieh--Yialting hec father, V. .. Mulv}- mond, Va., and Claude Brown of hill in Juneau and grandparents, Burbank, Cal Mr, and Mrs. W. J, Mulvihill in s R Skagway, left. aboard the Colum- FROM CALIFORNIA bia for the Westward D. J. Norton, bookkeep Southern California, is r at the Gastineau Hotel, look over the Juneau business field - ~ ABOARD COLUMBIA e are eight round trippers aboard the Columbia and a pa of six on the Golden Belt tour. - Blackbeard the pirate was a former prominent denizen of the Bahamas Riches fot Tbmm}f Tt THE E No job is THE EMPI forms * ® announcements IDEA MEN ARE Private Frederick Hills, 56, of Brit- ain’s East Surrey Regiment, who is shown with one of his children, has become one of the richest Tom- mies in the empire, having just in- herited 166,000 pounds {(approxi- Phone 374 Easely $E00R00). Lopmt s pitse 'iflmlIIIIIHINIIIIINlIIIIIIHIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIHIN{IHIII!IIIIIIIIIlIIIIHllllIIIIIIHIHHHIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlIllrF. : Bv BILLY DeBECK \E BETTER FERAT TH WHOLE EPPISODE, COUSHY, AN COME DOWN TO A\RTH THF D/\ILY ALASKA EMPIRE. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21, 374 for full information. See Us for Pri ® handbills ® business letterheads ® invoices ® account books ers ® business cards ® MOBERN EQUIPMENT . HOPES ANEW - FOR ALASKA ROAD PLANS Donald MacDonald Is on Way Home After Several Months in Washmgton LOS ANG Donald McDon: member of the In ational High- way, Commission, sees new hope for construction of the great road in the defense conference between Presi- dent Roosevelt and Prime Minister McKenzie King MacDonald is returning home after conferences with the War De- partment and visiting with friends, - eee ——— Basehall Today and e scores ¢f games rnoon in the two Besten 2 Am Chicago 0; Cleveland 4; Bos l\)n 2 Commercial | o ST, Phone 371 for PRINTING FOR EVERY PURPOSE MPIRE PLANT DOES IT BEST! CRAFTSMANSHIP is the word that best expresses the quality of print- ing work that we turn out, and that means complete satisfaction to you. too big nor too small for RE plant to handle. Phone inting ® post- EXPERT ALWAYS 'SPOSE ‘(OL\ COME HERE & MINWTE 1940. PILOTS AGAIN | Banking by Mail Department BUSY AS BLUE SKIES REMAIN | lex Holden and Shell Simmons d the lo ation day to- day with Polari u and Hawk Inlet flights, Holden flying in freight and passengers, and Simmons tak- ing a load of freight to Hawk In- let and bringing back Hans Floe. John Amundsen flew Dr. Robert Simpson, Robert Simpson Jr., An- nabelle Simpson, Charles Melcer and Ruth Beasley to Lake F borg. The party will fish t for a couple of days and return by plane Simmons flew to Sitka with D Dudley and H. Madsen for Hirst and Floyd on, Harry Lucas and F. French to Sitka John Amundsen made h, taking out Springer, D. D. Johnson, and W. g in P, Howard 11 Simmons brought son rank two flights E. Brom- Dinsman, in R. E Chinella from Sitka, Robe and rett, A. McCaul, Dan Li and Al Mariin from Hirst, while. John Amundsen, on two flights in bro Nick Bez and Art Wolf fror Todd and Hood Bay tively, A, J. LaG , Mrs and J. W, Krebs frc lenakee, and Sam Torda fror “hatham >+ Foxl: News Loany m ldest Banil: in Alaska Savings Safe Deposit T PRINTERS AND BT YOUR SERVICE HERE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Juneau, Alaska umuuuu i !l Arthur M. Uggen, Manager ' I The Juneau Laundry [ —— FINE Watch and Jewelry Repairing at very reasonable rates z | PAUL BLOEDHORN i (Authorized Dealer?) GREASES GAS — OIL S. FRANKLIN STREET Foot of Main Street AR + + H. 8. GBAVES | “The Clothing Man” !‘ | Juneau Motors HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER | ' & MARX CLOTHING | | Delicious Fried Chicken 1 EVERY NIGHT f S L s e A — Soothmg Organ Musnc and , | | DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 1.’,’ -y Maclean Mefal Works South Seward St. | AIR CONDITIONING and OIL BURNERS SHEET METAL WORK —_— CANIT/\RY PIGGLY WIGGLY 24—PHONES——16 | Kra i' ft’e ; MANUFACTURING CO. | Garbage Hauled | CABINET WORK -GLASS | | Reasonable Nonthly Rates PHONE 62 8T 2B hameseeiin = TELEPHONE 212 Ph: 4753 - i Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and 49 [ 5T You'll Find Food Finer and Service More Compiete at THE BARANOF COFFEE SHOP Jones-Stevens Shop LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR Sewara Street Near Thim | GEORGE BROS. Widest Selection ol LIGQUORS PHONE 92 or 95 l ZORIC BYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry Bodding Transfer MARINE PHONE ! BUILDING kg Rock—Coal Hanling Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery Alaska Music Supply Thomas Hardware Ca.| PAINTS — OILS Builders’ ana Sheit HARDWARE | Planos—Musical Instruments . and Supplies Phone 206 122 W. Second Utah Nut and Lump COAL ? Alaska Dock & Si Ce. TELEPHONE 412 JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Coryany PAINTS—OIL—G. Shelf and Heavy Hardware | [ Guns and Ammunition HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 609 American Meat——Phone 38 GENERAL MOTORS, DEROD and MAYTAG PRODUCTS . W. P. JOHNSON *“The Frigidaire Man” e —————————— 1 FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 PHONE 36 FOR VERY PROMPT LIQUOR DELIVERY “SMILING SERVICE” Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 105 IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop ¥RED W. WENDYT Free Delivery Juneau PHONE 549 { e ¢ Phone 723— ——115-20d St | ' THE ROYAL BEAUTY SALON “If your hair is not you Youuhomdbeconunzww. McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH ... DEALERS CALIFORNIA GROCERY and ... MEAT MARKET 487, TELEPHONES ————— 371 FRESH EVERY DAY — Local, Home-Grown VEGETABLES FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY (FROM OUR OWN FARM) TELEPHONE 478 PROMPT DELIVERY | FOR INSURANCE See H. B. SHEPARD & SON PHONE 409 BARANOF HOTEL BLDG. PSR | Window Cleaning PHONE 485 B et e e e et ettt LUMBER | Juneaun Lumber Mills, Inc.