The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 19, 1940, Page 7

e Sl lty ‘ In case of error or if an ad has heen stopped before ex- ; piration, advertiser please noti- | fy this oftce (Phone 374 at | once and same will be given t attention. E DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Ao Count five average words to the | 5-ROOM APT. Phone Blue 575 Ene. Daily rate per line for consecutive msertiona: One day ... Additional Minimum charge Copy must he in the office by 2 k in the afternoon to insure ion on same day. « accept ads over telephone yom persons listed in telephone \rectory. | Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. FOR SALE FOR S:\I’ E—Cruiser Blueboy, finest equipped boat in Alaska. Apply | Evergreen Apts. FOR SALE—A bargaing. One 1936 ! Ford £ heater. at White Spot Liquor Store ' with radio and | VACANCY, Decher Apts. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Steam heated 4-room | apartment. Wash room. Phone 452 | 2-ROOM APT. with bath for lady or gentleman bache Inquire 85 willc 432 | 3-ROOM APT. Phone 723. | | RENT--Furnished apartment| in the Triangle Bldg. See Stan| Grummett or Mrs. Russell Cook. Phones 253 or Green 620. FOR FURNISHED HOUSE for rent Four rooms and bath, oil heat. 504 Kennedy St. Phone Green 147 after 3 o'clock CABIN, W 9th St. Mrs. McMullen. at reduced 1 Nugget Apts FOR RE! neated furnish- ed room, private home, down town location. Kitchen privileges. Phone 677 after 6 p.m. Phone Green 465. 3 ROOMS and bath, nicely fur- FOR SALE—Bargain for cash. Boal| nishefl: overstuffed, electric range, and 9 hp. Joh 1 motor, practi- | frigidaire, steam heated, Windsar cally new. Call at White Spot| Apf Liquor Store I = Ss HR £ — | . Green 675 i FULLY _cquipped — troiler, | B X AT Dicsel er Phone 203, or eve-| FURNISHED apartment; ninzs, Wm. Karki, Koskey Apts,| also 5-room strictly modern un- No. 3 furnished house. Phone 484. 100 LIBRARY BOOKS for sale, 25| FOR RENT — 6-room unfuiaished Phone 81 | cents per copy. USED V-8 Ford sedan. Sce Wi ren Geddes ] | VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. house, Inquire at Snap Shoppe. VACANCY-—MacKinnon Apts. FOR SALE—Property with steady| —————— o AN NN income on South Franklin St.|FOR RENT—Partly furnished flat Inquire Apt. 3, Orpheum Apts. Inquire Snap Shoppe. FOR SALE New 303 Savage rifie.| COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, Inquire at 404 W. 10th St. after ~ Water, dishes, cooking utensils and 5 pam bath. Reasonable at Seaview. FOR SALE—40-fool gasboat Pal | 1-56 Grav motor. At Rock Dump WA"TED Float. Se. M. E. Monagle CLIENT DESIF purchase small FOR SAL OR LE E — The home, about $3,000. Alaska Credit Midget Lunch. o i CMALL BUILDING for sale. Cenl | STAMP COLLECTIONS and old A e R e correspondence. Hagmeier, Box o8 7lhc Vblld]) ?wf’fc,,,,, S 2298, MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Maid for genc work. Mrs. Chas. Golc RAWLEIGH ROUTE now Real opportunity for man with car who wants permanent profit- Ork. No fence o tart at once. Call Red 70 CASH PAID for stamp collections and cld correspondence. Hagmeier, Box 2228 ents made or remodeled Pur ¥ and caps made to order. Miss Hamilton, Gastineau Hotel MONEY FOR unusual negatives— hunting, fishing, trapping, scenics 50c to $5. Jim O'Neil, Juneau. CENTS EACH PAID for used sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk HXPERT public stenography and bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office, Baranof Hotel. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- | nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c¢. 1 .ola’s Beauty Shop. 201, 315 Decker Way. Telephone ;.'URN your owa gém mnto value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. GASTINEAU | HOTEL Every comfort made for our guests Air Servce Information PHONE 10 or 20 * HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner TLet your plumbing worry be our worry.” PHONE 788 open. | — WANTED—Ladies cos remodeled by an e Franklin St For One Term s relined and rt., 336 So. Thomas Jefferson Coolidge rormer Undersecretary of the/ Treasuty Thomas Jefferson Coolidge| tells the Senate Judicilry_Commiv.-} tee the power of the President has! grown too great under Rooseult{ and that he favors the propoged‘ constitutional amendment restrict~ ing presidents to one six-year term, The Daily Alaska mmpire guaran- | tees the largest daily circulation o! any Alaska newspaper. * ry house needs wesfinghou;;' | PPARSONS ELECTRIC CO. | Aectri Contractor—Dealer 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska | Business Phone 161 Residence Phone Black 680 | | ] e - P IRVING'S ‘ The Working Man’s Store Phone 519 ] | | = BARNEY 60O Bl6 NEWS, SNUEFY Y THE ELEPHANT 15 8 100 TO | SHOT (N THE JuNGLE DERBY <~ i SUPER MARKET GLE AND SNUFFY SMITH \E MEAN NE ONLY GRETA PUT P ONE DULLER <o WIN & HUNNERY ? T swow'! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1940. Park Avenue Is Wondering ~ What's Come Over the Deb! Not all the debs are being crif ized, by any means. ol Among taosc who are extolled are thesc: Joan Achelis (left) Adele Hagerty and Patricia Suydam. By ADELAILD KERR AP Feature Ser Writer NEW YORK-—Park Avenue papas and mamas would like to spank some VACANCY—Newly renovated apt.—| of their debutante daughters. Cousins, uncle and aunts, too, of some of the debs are all worked up over their manners, their mak their clothes. For several y es have been growing: e swelled into a chorus. ms that Kiki and Lala of | Par venue and Long Island’s Gold Coast come dashing into New York to shop, wearinz inexpensive little now wash dresses of cotton without hat | gohor when or gloves and with their long bobs | gooq 1 flying in Fifth Avenu's breezes. Aunt Sylvia complains that the dresses seem to have been chosen without much thought for color and less re gard to fie and their mothers say their hair looks as though “it had not been near a beauty parlor in weeks.” At night the debs run into some of the most exclusive country clubs to dance, wearing those same little cotton ffocks and low-heeld sanc without stockings. Their papas are pretty bitter about the whole thing because many of the debs have al- lowances bigger than their beaux salaries and father would like to know wher e money goes. Nor is that all. The parents of lots of the glamour girls complain that they don't see ugh daylight and take almost no ise. “They play all night,” says one then they get up just in time for lunch, go out for shopping or bridge dash somewhere for cocktails and rush home just in time to dress for the eveninz—if they dress uch swimming seen to be out of the picture completely.” To the complaints of their aunt; DOUGLAS NEWS dance, I pariment, a way new with the of the iate, October 26, for the affair, @ cording tc cof the committee in charge of ar- rangements. Wes Barret! his Royal Alas- k have been cnzazed to play for the da Warner said, assuring the best a able in mu 50 the only dance event cn the Chan- nel for that night D NORTHLAND C fer Dou or the new , thz motorship North- was docked at the Dou wharf for a couple of hours thi morning - e NO DULL MOME IN COL UM Action, thrills and roms re 1 in n feature “Frontier to be sho Douglas Coliscum for tos tomerrew, [ AR B 8 5 | | DOUGLAS-Coliseum ‘ Thursday—Friday ‘ " 'FRONTIER MARSHAL' | — e - RA & WILDES | Registered 4 CIVIL ENGINEEBS Designs, Surveys, Investigations | VALENTINE BLDG. Room 3 Phone 672 T BEFORE WE BET ANY COLDIN' MONEY ON SUCH & LONG SHoT WE QUGHTTA BREEZE OVER AN' LOOK AROUND | to be. | their | come and parents, the major domos of New York night clubs add a few words. Sa one, who has seen . a good many debutantes come and 30: “All the debs seem to fall into two' classes. Either they are just plain dowdy as a shop girl wouldn't daré Or else they dress in (oo worldly a way, w b0 much ma up and lipstick so dark and thick lips look almost black in a night club’s lights It's one thing for a famous actress of 30 or more to hotsy-totsying in here in a low-cut sequins dress, but it's quite an 18-year-old girl of amily does it. “Manners? The debs don’t seem to have any manners. Either they are gawky and meek as mice, or ney are inclined to talk too much and comb their hair into other people’s soup. “It’s a strange thing, but the debs from out of town — from Houston and San Francisco and Chicago— who come here for parties, are gen- erally better dressed and better mannered than those in New York.” What's the cause of it all? No- body seems to know. Many Park Avenue parents seem to feel that it's part of a smart-to-be-casual irend which the debs took up and are afraid to drop lest they be consid- ered “high-hat.” S v “Youth,” others say “War” Changing times.” The rest just worry and shrug But the picture isn't all black. In every chorus of complaints some voices are sure to rise in solos of approval of girls who are exccp- tions. Among the 1939 debuantes who get their app! fully dressed and are Joan Achelis Adele Haggerty, Patrici Dorothy Stafford £ No job is 374 for full See Us for Pr forms © ® announcements Phone 374 " he had been infor THE EMPIRE plant to handle. Phone ® handbills ® business letterheads invoices ® account books ers ® business cards © Tot | a lot | | | and Joan Morgan. There are | more. “And one of this summer’s debu- tantes— Pamela Tower--drew a lot of {applause when she asked her grand- | mother, Mre. Hatry Payne Whitney !to cancel the gilttering coming-out | party which had been planned for ! 1er on the Whitney Long Island os- | tate because she eouldn't’ bear the hought of thousands of dollars pent on froth and fun, while mil- | fons suffered in Europe because of he war. ek Ririe nt - Moose Women In Charge, Meet| ez | Past Grand Regents night was held last evening at the I, O. O. F. Hall bv the Women of the Moose. Plans for the month were dis- cuséed at the session and a public card party was decided for' October 16, For the October 2 meeting the enterfainment and Kitchen sommit- tee was announced and includes Mesdames Anna Rosenberg, Mable Battello, Phyllis Lesher and Anna | Rodenburg. Mrs. Gertie Olson w: esented with a graduate regent’s in ap- preciation of past services. Install- | ed during the meeting were Mr: Leona McKinnon, recorder; Mr: Mable Battello, stant guide, and | Mrs. Ethel nett, sentinel. | The chairs were filled last 2vening by Gertie Olson, Graduate Regent: Treva Reischl, Senior Regent; Anna | Rodenburg, Junior Regent; Odelia Light, Chaplain, | - - | CHAMBER TO URGE ‘ MORE SPACE FOR FEDERAL OFFICES Letters stressing the need of ad- ditional space here for Federal of- | fices are to be written by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce to every Sen- | ator and Congressman and to the Seattle, Tacoma and Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, it was an- nounced today D STRATEGIC MINERAL REPORTS ADVOCATED Publication of Geological Survey investigations of strategic minerals in Alaska will be urged bv the Min- ing Committee of the Juneau Cham- ber of Comme it was decided to- day after Nor) 1 Banfield reported ed no money was available in Washington for the re- ports. T Phone 371 for PRINTING FOR EVERY PURPOSE THE EMPIRE PLANT DOES IT BEST! 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