The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1940, Page 7

"~ FORRENT In case of error or if an &d’ has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- | ' WILL: ‘S‘l{BLEr small b‘\glu! lor fy this oftrce (Phone 374) at e y furnished ; ] for 4 0. Call 446 once and same will be given attention ! DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE room apartment with bath, beau- tiful view. Inquire Rice and oA 3 e words to the Sount. Dve SYOrRe Ahlers Co. Phone 34. ne Daily rate per line for consecutive msertions: One day ... Additional days 5¢ Minimum charge .....50¢ Copy must he in the office by 2 ~clock in the afternoon to insure Isertion on same day. akat 3 We accept ads over telephone CLEAN PLEASANT rooms for rent rom persons listed in telephone excellent view, 1'% blocks from Nrectory. Post Office. Phone Red 413. Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker, FOR SALE ‘Sj\LE N’(V-arl? new Simmons spring and inner-spring mat- tress, §30. Apt. 4, Orpheum. APT. FOR RENT-—Blue 575 10¢ ROOM FOR RENT—325 6th St | NEAT LARGE room for two work- ing girls or couple. Reasonable 214 Willoughby Ave. FOR RENTApartment available October 1. Kilburn apartments in Douglas. FUR- PHONE THE HILLCREST: ONE NISHED APARTMENT. 439. COIN - OFERATED Phonographs, consoles, ¢ games—new or U stock. Prompt shipment MACHINES | o\ HEATED apartment for slots. rent. Call & 2-ROOM FURNISHED house, newly renovated, close in. Phone 17. it's coin-operated we have it at { wholesale prices, Puget CABIN, W 9th St. Mrs. McMullen 3 Novelt S M2 PHIGE, sttty ) ol O VACANCY —Newly renovated apt.— Seatfle, Wash at reduced Nu MAN'S OVERCOAT. (wo ladies’ A Hiome VACANC Green 465. coals, sizes 38, $4 to $6. Orphe n Rooms. Room 7 KA - R — 3 ROOMS and bath, nicely fur- EMALL OIL heater, like new. nished: overstuffed, electric range, Burns 34 plus, Write Empire, M| frigidaire, steam heated. Windsar 251 Apts. £-FLAT Baritone Conn nicl ST. HEATED room. Green 675 plated sax with and ki in ‘good. sh rtment; Alto. ‘Conn " 1 2 also 5-room strictly modern un- n case, like new - furnished house. Phone 484 -room unful 1ished -milimeter camera' pOR RENT 5 lens, leather| house s enlarger for 35 mili-| — ilm! like new, with lens, VACAN all for $3250 cash. Phone Red| ————— VACANCY at Fosb FOR SALE— Kohler & Campbell FOR RENT—Partly furnished flat piano. Apt. 104, Asscmbly Apts. | Inquire Snap Shoppe. \sboat Pal, COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, v motor. At Rock Dump, Water, dishes, cooking utensils and M. E. Monagle. bath. Reasonable at Scaview. : ;IMITED SMALL BUILDING for sale. Cell waANT TO RENT—Small furnished at the Snap Shoppe. Phone 173 MISCELLANEOUS CAN SAVE anyone over $100 who is going to buy a Plymouth or DeSoto in Seattle. Phone 449, Clipper Cab. OR LEASE — The FOR Midget Lunch. SALE rooming house, 1d hand high chair. 75, WANTI Call Green NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCO IN THE COMMISSIONER'S - - — — COURT FOR THE TERRITORY WISH TO interview OF ALASKA, DIVISON NUMBER lady who may be interested in| ONE. buying thriving lunch and re.y-;BeIul'(' FELIX GRAY, Commissioner taurant business. Pauline Hayes,| and ex-officio Probate Judge, Ju- Alaskan Hotel. neau Precinct s o —— |In the Matter of the Last Will and 1 PAID for stamp collections | Testament of RACHEL C. M ayd old correspondence. Hagmeier, | SHEPARD, deccased. Box 2228. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN - ~——— e | that Harry R. Shepard, executor of FUR ments made-or remodeled. |the above mentioned estate, ha: Fur hats and caps made to order. | filed his final report herein, an Miss Hamilton, Gastineau Hotel. | that a hearing will be held cn the o ——— —————— 121st day of November, 1940, at 10 8% CENTS EACH PAID for used|c'clecck A.M. in the office of the sound gunny sacks at Coal undersigned at Juncau, Alaska, Bunkers. ;v.'h'f:h time all persons may appear | = |a1q file their objections to the| GUARANTEED Realistic Perm-| i,y of said estate and the dis- , $4.50. Finger wave, 65C.|pytion of the property thereof, | Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. as prayed for in said report. GIVEN under my hand and the T e seal of the Probate Court above CURN. Uyis ot B i mentioned September 19, 1940 (Seal) FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, Juncau Pre- c value, Ulabcard the Aleutian due Saturda ~ MAN ENDS HIS WORK | (Continucd from Page One) IT IS DUC A ad been re- en way was given to | oritative DButish Pre said “It is a for-y 1 that Churc (Chamberl ceed him | leader.” “with her a5320ie will succcad in overcoming the ar'sm which have re At part of Furope 10 a little better than slavery.” < DOUGLAS NEWS S OFF DOUGLAS P. T. A. G TO GOOD ! FOR 1940 Prosided over by M G.cn Kirk- ham, Prosident, and Al | Ladd as first meeting of the acher Assceiaticn chool Ia with a good attendance Presentation was made by the I3 A. 1o the school cl a tinted photograph of Douglas. Upon s gestion of Supt. Pcol it was v - te ption placed cn i its his- - FRENCH PORT OF the old ¢ i e Shudshift tery Ar 8 a committee of one to look af work. A membership drive was dc cided npen with Mrs. Je 2 Traser ham. in charge of their respective districts and A. E. Goetz for {he highway. Program for the next r ular meeting js Mrs. Jack Warne Mrs. Gust Erickson and Mrs. Jack Sey. Sam Devon and Arne Shud shift were reappointed as member of the Executive Board tend of ihe Excoutivt o, e me. 10 Have Been Killed- fure ‘Whistler’ Mother, donated Mu(h Damage Done BRITISH BOMBERS by the Association, was won by Mr Oberg’s room The ovvnnm!.-.l program ]\1 |4;|\ VICHY. ‘Oct. 8.--Official "Frer ‘\\,2'.”1 ,h‘ e O ety 1| “ources declare that British raid Me. ‘BihdsIY 1o the: facully ®lon French north coast ports dur- statcd that the staff this year v few days have caused of life a ns as well as ing the | heavy civi tary casualties one of the best the schoc Responding, Sup. Pool eut term was an unusually impori- ant one for the best forthcoming ef- forts on the part of the teacher: due to possible national cr mong French German mili- Rl ~1111111111 T Phone 374 for PRINTING FOR EVERY PURPOSE THE EMPIRE 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. No job is too big nor too small for THE EMPIRE plant to handle. Phone 374 for full information. ers this term, Miss Esther Bovd, of = I Mcntana, teacher of the 4th, 5th == and 6tl and Miss Catherine == Carlsen, kindergarten teacher. The == kinde n department will be- gin next week, Mr. Pool said Other prozram numbers a piano duet “King”s Review,” by Lucille Goetz and Betty Bonneit recited ““Your ; The Harmonic: Trio, Patsy Fleek, Solveig Havdah and Robert Savikko played three sel- ections. At the meeting’s close the teach- ers were greeted by the audience Refreshments of apple pie and coffce were served by the Executive Board members. - D MRS. WAHTO RETURNING Mrs. Gust Wahto is a passen undergoing | Scattle for returning home after medical treatment in the past three months, - MOVALLS VISIT! and Mrs. Karl M h Mrs. rwin Hachme at heme en Nob Hiil, having ved from utat the first of the X ir south- of the They expect to continue the ward journey about the firs forms i Z einct pxt Week for Tacoma wHers: they i TIMGL¥USEIL3;E§SES ‘ ‘l;“]ll’)h(l:’;](‘)’" dates, Sepl. 19-26 a:;;;‘; ‘l);)”‘&p(‘:;’(ll Llll:’(n\::;)d}l c\l\_hr u.\3 ;:n:,,u;::i:?;uc ;dx;onl.- STETSON HATS ¢ e S M ST A B 2 9 Ry Quality Work Clothing ||| SANITARY PLUMBING and | | DOUGLAS-Coliseum | \ | HEATING COMPANY - THURSDAY—FRIDAY | L] i .0 “NIGHT WORK" Charl | ot et oo e || Rugator e res Hanee, | = MODERN EQUIPMENT . . . FRED HENNING ||| o oePt™0ioieme ||| -THE SINGING COWBOY” | | E Complete Outlitter for Men |} | %—— o i sy O & 1 B — | IDEA MEN ARE ALWAYS A e e * s s s m . . . RSONS ELECTRIC CO. | | Ataska School of Aeronautics, Electrical Contractor—Dealer | || Ine., Box 2187, Juncau, Alaska 140 So. Seward St. Juncau, Alaska | | | by the hour or in courses from Business Phone 161 [ 1 SOLO to COMMERCIAL. J Residence Phone Black. 680 See Us at the Airporti st P L 0 i McNAMARA & WILDES ' Registered CIVIL ENGINEERS ns, Surveys, Investigations VALENTINE BLDG. Room 3 * Phone 672 Phone 374 OO BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH SNUEEY - GET YOUR FEET FLAT ON TH FLOOR — 1 GOT SOME BAD NEWS FOR \ou 1t \F NO'RE STILL I Tou NE NINE - AUNNERT NAOW,GOOGLE - . SAOWW ABOUT THEW WWFUNNEL TICKETS- TMES —- | 24 . * a0 neen killed & 200 wounded in the which the RAF staged on that port in the past few civilians have than bombing French official communique the deaths British declared that because bombing only the complic g . te cks which give French Civilians Claimed . ikt as the blockaded by ment above the port e NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing The official spokesman disclosed air route from Seattle to Nome, on '« that at Le Havre alone 94 French ale at J. B. Burford & Co, See Us for Printing ® handbills ® business letterheads ® invoices ® account books THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1940. KHUNTING TIME AGAIN has resulted RICHMOND, Ky have ¢ Radly ik Under a by-line ady, o chicken. EXPERT PRINTERS AND Oct. Re described in the Registe Keen Johnson, also co-publi the Richmond Daily clines sometimes to talk cation, even to himself | the Governor AT YOUR SERVICE HERE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Juneau, Alaska RO OO ~« Governor-Publisher Censors Own Story 3.—Go er er, de or publi-| a me ibre cartridges in the gizag By BILLY DeBECK T SWOW™Y (r's T BEST PITCHER T EVER HAD TOOKEN . = " Wackd vights vesrved Cane 3940, Kipa Fouguges Syndicate. Tas R (T il S S S S T e R z FORD AGENCY R R FINE Watch and Jeweiry Repalring | at very reasonable rates PAUL BLOEDHORN (Authorized Dealer GREASES GAS — OIL 5. FRANKLIN STREET Poot of Main Street H.S. “The . Clothing Man” [T S Y — HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER Soothing Organ Music and & MARX CLOTHING Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 56' 7 \ \ \ y \ \ \ \ % Juneau Mofors | : )\ i | A A i SR . —_— i i MacLean Metal Works South Seward St. AIR CONDITIONING + and OIL BURNERS SHEET METAL WORK — % — ) SANITARY PIGGLY WIGGLY | 24 ——PHONES—16 You'll Find Food Finer and Secvice More Compicte at | | | THEBARANOF || COFFEE SHOP | Mi(—ra fe’s MANUFACTURING CO. Garhage Hauled CABINET WORK—-GLASS Reasonable Monthly Rates SR L Y550y, i | E.0.DAVIS || TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 Sanitary Meat Co FOR QUALITY MEATS FREE DELIVERY | Jones-Stevens SIIO]I Call Phones: 13 and 49 | LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR eward Street Near Thim | | GEORGEBROS. | Widest Selection ol LIQUORS ‘ PHONE 92 or 92 i [} SYSTEM CLEANING [ PHONE 15 . Alaska Laundry Bodding Transfer A oW L T pUTLDING 5 Rock—Coal Hauling o Stove—Fuel Ol Delivery | Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager - Pianos—Musical Instruments Thomas Hardware Co. | out of order ¢ Sankan . shint ing with President Roosevelt and and Supplies PAINTS — EuRan . eibp sald that the President told him| _Phone 206 155 X% ceoind ms.“om“s said o be SWaSINg | yanyihings Governor Johnson | S ke, i 5 G ! ‘ = unrestricied bombard-| should know but Orrespondent| =2 = BARDWARE entire hillside ¢ity) jonnson shouldn't write. Among||s —_— them was the trade of destroyers. | | —— . | Utah Nout and Lump - CHICKENS EAT ANYTHING .C0AL JUNEAU-YOHNG SPARTENBURG, S. C. — Mr J ¥ , ‘ Jones found 19 empty Algiis B 9 Soniien Ow Hardware Company TELEPHONE 412 5 PAINTS—OIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammaunitien HOME GROCERY | Phone 146 Home Liquor Storo—=Tel ®9 American Meat—Phone 38 GENERAL MOTORS, DELCD and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON 2062 “The Frigidaire Map” The. 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