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

| FOR RENT ! NEAT LARGE room for two work- ing girls or couple 214 Willoughby Ave as been stopped before ex- tion, advertiser please noti- {y this oftice (Phone 374) at onee and same will be given ritention. N SANT rooms for rént,| g VHE SKA EMPI [ 3l : 3 4 +|racy at a national convention of st RE§ | excellent view, 1% blocks from|ihe Federation of Womens' Clubs | Post Office. Phone Red 413. Il Count five average words to the il 1v:d';vllrm\f/]i‘\tvkw SyIea A | FIVE-ROOM furnished house for| col, throuzh the g ! | ily rate per line for consecutive | rent. Phone 406 between 9 aan. Fosp e nglity | mgertions: nd (6 B8 women whe shaped 1 One day 100 ng S ned to obey the la 1‘ Additional days So | FOR RENT — Modern 4-room Minimum charge ....50c ) house. Phone Red 440 Copy must he in the office by 2 /- wclock in the afternoon to insure wsertion on same day. | We accept ads over telephone yom persois hsted in telephone Tpir HILLCRE \rectory. Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker, " FOR SALE MAN'S OVERCOAT, Alwo e , b coats, sizes 38, $4 to $6. Orpheum FOR RENT-—Furn Rooms. Room 7. | Inquire Juneau OR RENT- Apartment available October 1. Kilburn apartments in Douglas FUR- PHONE ONE NISHED APARTMENT. T HEA apartment for Call & apartment int Store. 2 SMALL OIL heater, like new.| 2-ROOM FURNISHED house, Burns 34 plus, Write Empire, M| renovated, cl i 8 RS e |5-ROOM APT. Phone newly | FOR SALE—2 shotguns, A-1 shape. See Bob Cowling at McCaul Motors CABIN, W 9th St. Mrs. McMullen. Baritone Conn nick ax with case and | FOR RENT-—Steam heated furr ed room, private home, down town location. Kitchen privileges. Phone 677 after 6 pm. in good shape, $72 ¢ Alto Conn 35-milimeter camera ood Argu finder, 35 lens, leather VACANCY, Decker Gr Apl:s; Pho n:,‘ n 465. Argus enlarger for 35 mili- meter film, like new, with lens,| all for $3250 cash. Phone Red| 353. | OMS and. bath, nicely fur- nished: overstuffed, efectric range, frigidaire, steam heated, Windsar Apts. FOR SALE — Kohler & Campbell| piano. Apt. 104, Assembly Apts. |ST. HEATED room. Green 675 ALE—40-foot gasboat Pal.| {-ROOM FURNISE Grav motor. At Rock Dump| 4150 5-room strictly modern un-| Se. M. Monagle. furnished house. Phone 484. SALE OR LEASE — The FOR RENT FOR Midget Lunch. :)m unfux vished | house, Inquire at Snap &hvuppe. IMALL BUILDING for sale. Cell at the Snap Shoppe. IVACANC‘I—MacKin;mn A;)ts \ | VACANCY at Foshee Apts. | M‘ISCE!‘LANEOUS ‘FOR RENT—Partly furnished flat | WISH TO interview experienced | Inquire Snap Shoppe. lady who may be interested in buying thriving lunch and res-| COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, . business. Paulil Hayes, | Water, dishes, cooking utensils and | U business. Pauline Hayes, p.g "geasonable at Seaview. n Hot | o : R L AR | CASH PAID for stamp collections WANTED E: old correspondence. Hagmeier, <ol | | TO RENT-—Small boat house, 12x 40. Call Blue 629. FUR garments made or remodeled. | Fur hats and caps made to order. Miss Hamilton, Gastineau Hotel. | WANTED — Negatives or px‘xx}ts Anything unusual. Will pay 50c¢ to $5. Mail or bring to Baranof 3% CENTS EACH PAID for used| ©isar Stand, Juneau. | sound gunny sacks at- ‘Conl| g 3 s Fay Bunkers, S DUA_HANTEED Realistic Perm.h! § The DniilyrA;a;m gmplm ;uaran- vents, $450. Finger wave, 65C.|(tees tho largest daily circulation of Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephonie .,y Alaska newspaper. 201, 315 Decker Way. | YURN your ora gold into value, | e o | | TTv a classified ad ir The Empire. |ident; and Aileen Hellan, & woman THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1940. Willkie Talks fo | 7W0me;.l Reasonable. DETROIT, 4 0et. 1,—COP. | Presidential cond kie praised wom = ns America ing faith in the wreatest da nds cf our it faith in other Communist ived v_high pla from ,-— - C.D. A Troop 1 {lg(t Officers Troop 1 of the Catholic Daughters of America met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. M. Geyer and election of officers was held. Kay McAllister was chosen president; Pat Gullufsen, vice-pre: as The group dccided to meet evel second and fourth Monday and plans were made for an initiation at the next gathering. Members of the iroop were awarded their third year honor pins and those having second year pins were requested to turn them in to Mrs. E. L. Hoke. Attending the meeting were Kay ister, Pat McAllister, Pat Gul- n, Dorothy Thibodeau, Wanita edo and Colleen and Aileen Hel lan. Poor Fellow MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 1.—Detective William Hanford, who answered t telephone at police headquarte; was surprised to hear a feminine voice say: “I want to make a bet on a horse.” Hanford asked her name and without “hesitation ~she identified herself as a prominent Miami mat- ron, “Who told you to call this num- er” he inquired. “A friend.” ‘Well, this is police headquar- ters.” “Oh my goodness,” gasped the “Wait until T get hold of that fellow. e e—— The Daily Amska £mplre has the largest paid circulation ol any Al- aska newspapet cash or trade at Nugget Shop. BERELAG Y A B3 2V . . . rr Glacier Priest c_ AndParty Sail on . Steamer Aleutian Eualicess | The Rev. B. R, Hubbard, well known lecturer, sailed south on the steamer Aleutian with plans for a stop-off at Ketchikan, | He was accompanied by Ed Levin and camerman Nick Cavalier. The “Glacier Priest” and his party| spent several weeks during the| summer studying Mount Venia-| inoff, and while in Juneau, the! Hubbard presented an illus- | ed lecture at the Parish Hall | * i SANITARY PLUMBING and | | HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” ~ PHONE 788 | | *-- i Every house needs wesunxhouse’f ‘ PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. | | Electrical Contractor—Dealer | 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska Business Phone 161 Residence Phone Black 680 k3 Wife Sees for Since he lost his eyesight 26 years ago, Ala., has carried on his practice with hi: are shown treating a& young patient in the metronnlie filind Doctdr j Dr. J. Thomas Clack, of Wadley, is wife serving as his eyes. '!'herl Now York during a visit to: ~ BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUEFY SMITH O GOT MY SYOPRATHY, TWISE GY, BARNEY -Y0U WORK LIKE ‘fl&\' SNUFFY-- & DOG TO PUT OVER 1 BET HE'S Y CARNOTS TH JUNGLE DERBY WITH TCKET SCRALPERS- AN WHAT HAPPENS 22 \ WCLL SREGASS GFF YOUR PO SNUFFY, FEFETS, | - FoR TaEM SeRTs W\TH 47,550 NOW,WART TICKETS - a_mm‘“.ag\__ WORTH 6 BiICK APIECE GREENVILLE o Wendei: Will- part in democ- | . ' Three ‘Generations of Fords at Three generations of the Henry Ford automobile family are pictured about this table as the group dined during the preview showing of the new Ford sutomobile in Detroit. Left to right in the photo Chief of WPA Dies Last Night Col. Harrirfit;n Passes: Away as Result of Ef- of Edsel. TWO INTERESTING SPECIMENS ADDED | - Relics of 40 ye azo and thou- sands of years ago have been nated in recent weeks to the Al | Historical Museum, Acting Josie White ¢ i A slice of in a pre-glacial forest to the museum by a For: 2 representative. Still perfectly sound, the tree has rings so well marked) | that they can still be counted arlor; |t > many The specimen om Glacier Bay. Mrs. Oscar Olson has donated to | NEW LONDON, Conn., Oct. L—y0 miccum a siphon bottle into | Col. F. C. Harrington, 53, National |y o gao or which is etched B, B. Connnlsrm’)m' nf‘ the Works Pro-iB')tlling Co., Skagway, Alaska.” The | press Administration, died last night | bottling works, long out of business;| from the effects of an operation| e { a week ago for intestinal oh.~l.ruc»} is operate luring the gold rush o — | tion. F is survived by his two \ children, William Harrington and Miss E nor Harrington. are Benson Ford, Henry Ford, Edsel Ford and Henry Ford II. Edsel is the son of the automo= bile magnate, Benson and Henry Ford II are sons COURTMARTIAL T0 MUSEUM usrs{, 'Expect Method Will Speed |e Auto Preview IS T0 TRAVEL | ARCUND FRANCE Up Trials, Dispense Quick Justice VICHY, Oct. 1.—Frencn officials announce that a roving courtmartial will speed up the trials of persons chi d with bringing about the downfall of France. The court will also hear cases in- vol charges of sabotage and sub- ver activities. The announcement said the trav- cling courmartial will be presided | over by Gen. Du Fieux and will go first to the sout t provinces to | dispense quick justice. It i5 also Col, Harrington was born in Vir- ginia. He was a graduate of West Overbys SOU1h }.\:&id that an Nf(vri will be made to the WPA o Col. Harrington succeeded Harry scuth yesterds on the steamer * | L. Hopkins as Administrator of | Aleutian for a six weeks vacation | the PWA and retained his posi-| {0 the States. They also plan to tion when the agency was reorgan- attend Mrs. Ove sister’s wed- ized as the Works Progress Ad- ding while in the state of Wash- ministration. ington, SNUEEN'D CUT HIG LEG 0B BEFORE HE'D DOLBLECROSS ME WHY - THAT LITTEE GISY NEVER DV & - 3} 1 ALMOST FORGRT: J0B HE PULLED Y, For Six Weeks Point in 1909 and was in the Army | | Service until 1935 when he entered | Mr. and Mrs. Wes Overb '%lIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIrlilim‘!IIIIIII Phone 374 for PRINTING FOR EVERY PURPOSE THE EMPIRE PLANT DOES IT BEST! 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