The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 21, 1941, Page 7

In case of error or if an ad has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this oftice (Phone 374) at 1 once and same will be given # attention. { THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | et : Count five average words to i Ine, Dally rate per line for consecutive, nsertions One day o190 Additional days — be Minimum charge -...500 Topy must be in the office by 3| relock in the afterncon to imsure wsertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone rom persons listed in telephone Wractory. FOR SALE OTL circulating heater, wash. machine, sewing beauty parlor chair and dryer, folding bed, mattress, bicycle, ete., can be seen at Cole's Transfer. FOR SALE—34 Chevrolet sedan, $13 Take outboard motor or motoreyele in part payment. See Gastineau Hotel. Fred FOR SAL ft., at to beach. Six-rm. house, artly furnished, Large outside building, property located end Douglas Bridge, $3,000 cash. H. O. San-| Box 2824, Juneau. ders, BALDWIN upright bench, practically piano, new, $27. i cycle, good condition, $20. Mrs.| J. €. Michaelson, Fosbee Apts. Phone 443. MI IANI'OUS Iunan , wask machine, high chair and crib hone Blue 763. Apt. 6, Klein| Apts. PROSPERITY eclectric range, good condition. Phone Green 240 after 5 pm. FOR SALE — New House, Seatter Tract—two bedrooms, parage. Phone Blue 775. E‘OR SALE—Furniture complete for 5-room house. Inquire at 203 Third and Dixon, after 5 p.m. WATKINS Products. Phone Black 634. FURNISHED home at Auk Bay, 3 acres. See Milton Ward. radio, | machine, | « —— basement | | 15-R0OOM fur. apt.; | FOR RENT—New, Five lots, 185 ft. x 50; cleared from Douglas High-| waterbreak for boat onl3 .pOOM steam heated ;p',_ ;};EHe | | | | | SMALL Al FOR RENT T VACANCY — SAvartments Inquire Snap Shoppe. also g-room fur, house. Adults préferted. Phone 432, FOR RENT—3-;ooh Apt. with| bath, steamheat. Klein Apts. Phone Black 763. | it r Phone 3-ROOM " furnished apt 3 shower bath, $20° monthly. Black 479. Seatter Tract. VACANCY ' Shabaldak Apt 642 { 5RQOM rur., heated apt. Mittinen Apartments. 4th and Harris. FOR RENT — Furnished 3-room | apt. with bath. Oil Stoves. Cali! 173 between 5 and 7 pm, or| phone 63 between 9 and 4 pn. . | LOVELY room, private home. 618 E. 6th St. | 5-ROOM heated fur. apartment. Phone 31 or inquire San an- cisco Bakery, | 3-room apt.| Phone Red 250 at 437 Fifth and Park. £ | - M partly fur. house. Phone| 67 after 5 pm. Blue 474. | | APARTMENT FOR RENT-— Inqulr(‘\ at Empire office. i i "ROOM fur. house, 843 West th! St. McMullen, " for rent, $30 month-| ly. Inquire Columbia Lumber Company office. | 3-ROOM_ mcely fur. | Foi stm. heated apts. and houses. Windsor Ap:.u“ ;o?fiifi"r:f‘:rmshed apartment | in Triangle Building. See Stan| Grummett, Phone 253. heat, fine view. Phone Red 245 ACANCY Nu;,get Apartments. Re— duced rates. ‘VACANCY Evergreen Apartmcm,s Phone Blue 629. ONE F'URNISHED APARTMENT | AND ONE UNFURNISHED! APARTMENT. HILLCREST. PHONE 439, | FOR SALE-1937 V-8 Panel Deliv- ery. Case Lot Grocery. APARTMENT for rent. Call 478 i'?m SALI ~Resntnu|:£1nt and apa}t- ment house: income property ot # bargain. Phone Douglas 28. FOR SALE 36 Ford Sedan, $200. Phone Green 160. 2 TWIN BEDS, cflmplete Green 462. Phone | | | today. |SLEEPING room with or without| board. Phone Green 462. | | VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- | ments. Phone 671 or 304. | VACANCY ~—Snnw wmw Apm Phone 209 or Green 355 after| 6 pm. FOR SALE—Eq .uw in new 2-room honuse, fully equipped; sewing ma- chine, radio, double garage, Ply- wiouth sedan, dragsaw, tools, 92 acr on loop road, /0 The Empire. FOR SALE—Fully furnished home, with two lots. Phone Douglas 612.| WANTE'D WANTED - Housework from 9 am. to 2 p.m. Phone Green 265. WANTED—Coal and wood range, | or oil range; Kkitchen table and| chairs. Phone Blue 769. MISCELLANEOUS DR. E R. HUN’I‘&R Veterinarian. Small animal spec- ialist. Will be at the: Alaskan Hotel, SWEDISH massage and ' cabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skefe, 410 West 12th St. Phone Green wz 3}% CENTS EACH PAID for used sound gunny sacks at Ooal Bunk- ers. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- | nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lolas’ Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. TURN your oi;g&;inm value, cash’ or trade at Nugget Shop. Subscribe for ’l’he Emvne $900. It's a| Bargain to Anyone! Write to, XY2, | <\ n! | | | | | | | | | coZY, warm M apts. l-ll—h; H 3-ROOM fur apt. ofl heat. 12th BE.| Phone Black 490, | Phone Red 2 FURNISHED apts. 600: | FOR RENT—3-roon apt. Owl Cafe,| ONE OFFICF. room for rent, First National Bank Bldg. 1 FOR RENT--Apartments, inquire at office 20th Century Bldg. | water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. : |VACANCY Perelle Apart.mme. Phone Blue 575. ! — | 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un-; furnished house. Phonu 484, FOUND—V-bottom skiff,jdbout 16 feet long. Green color with red bottom. Number 31D79U. Inquire! at the Empire office. . 155 ] LOST — On Willoughby Avenue, large hand-knit reddish purse with black purse inside contain- ing money, unsigned check, di~ ploma. Finder return to Empire. Reward. i Subscrive o the Deuly Alaskq! Empire--the paper with the larges f said circulation. BABNEY GOOGLE AND'SNUFFY SHITH DURN VORE WUTHL.ESS WDE HOW'NE YSPECT |5 RESO0M ‘AN CONTINRER OUR BRMY (WANOBNERS WIE ME PERCUED A-ToP 0L ELBOW K S 198D & COONGENENT | GISTUS Wirome ) OF FEELNS, S B T QWNT GONNE BUDGE BRY S iionists THL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 7l ’U . Fashions Are Now Faclng Severe Trlal &* Silk topper, quilted and veiled for feminintty, ‘orm ? ‘ interest is the pin this girl wears at ¢he neckline, T's & ofl painting, framed in gold—the creaton of artist Walter Quirt. This, | and other paintings in the series are copies of museum masterpieces. \ You buy ene frame and several paintings, change them. according to whim. | look east from the portico and gasp 1941. you have to ask one's perm sion, | D s ? Start with the various divisions of E E mmn co 0? the Smithsonian Institution—the 7 my | & National Museum, the Natural His- fl-flm Member; National Retailer~ tory Building, the Aircraft Build- K I N G HOI.D NUNN-BUSH SHOES - O%med Grocers ing. g NEXT TO CITY HALL Drop into the Library of Con- STETSON HATS PHONE 767 gress, where you can examine Quality Work Clothin 4 everything from the original man- v a 9 g uscript of “Deadeye Dick” to the [ ] T cne-and-only Declaration of In- dependence and the Constitution FRED HEN“ING ol'l'“'““y Is there are nearly 6,000,000 o s | st editions and more than 2- Agreement Reporfed Fol-|§ Compiete Outfitter for Mea Mways Waiting! 500,000 maps, charts, etc. Here also | i b s s i is the “Gutenver Bible™ and more |owing Seven-Hour ALASKA SCHOOL OF original prints from the ‘plates of .l. ”\" H d P k | AERONAUTICS Joseph Pennell than can be found alk al ! e Var anywhere else in the world. y z o l l c — . 4 « — o T e, |jgVisit the Folger Shakespeate| Continued rom Page One) | ";Tnmafi"é“;?“ ibrary second to only one in | the woild in Shakespeariana. Diop .\ coven-hour conference betweet| A ronn AGE"cY in. on the Botanical Gardens,y . is & mrocevats 6 | DI dont havs 1 i n A ;f"' ”.mr._nw“x\e..,l.\i‘\,;;».‘ :\;1 Pre e laska Laundry (Authorized Dealers) to any when it comes to develop-| ;l:,':“m_x;"" .‘““,] “( ‘,.‘“\\'.K‘:‘m b . of:lmsn {85 now flower: ipdhles Ak e started. for Washingtc — o1 m.;, .:“”\ .In\u.| |)t‘('l|..\ and im and King for Ottawa | Foot of Main St proving on the old ones. Pop Into| e gtatement issued by the two the National Zoological Gardens g . (oo .o i = ¥ H e oo e g maesutves said i s veen recd | Alaska Music Supply||{ Junean Motors where there is the world's greatest| b0 25 BEEEL PUSCIES I W0-| | Arthur M, Uggen, Manager collegtion of reptiles, and enough o5 o :(]Hlll(l" Roiiaves. | Planos—Musical Instramsents msea i animals and birds and fishes to| yiqe' tho ‘:;(hm-‘ \\‘ll"\)\; r‘n :mu"'\ | Phone M:M e Soothing send you home reeling with z0010gi-| (e it s bost able to produce and g Organ Music and cal names, NOW THE MONUMENT Give the Washington monument a fling and look down from its 555 feet on Washington, D. C. Go to the Lincoln memorial and if you are not awed by the inward view, the prod; ! ordinated ion program will be co- to this end” during thi The statement added that it hoped Canpda will supply the Unit- ed States with $200,000,000 to $300, 00,000 worth of defense artic ‘urgently needed by the United at the Reflecting Pool and the re- flection of the Washington Monu-! 4 strategic materials, like alum- meht. | inum and ships, are mentioned, Take a tour through the Fed-| - -+ - eral Bureau of Investigation—and| {léarn why detectives are boin.! ELKS CLAM BAKE Giye the same whil to the Na-| After the lodie session Wednes tional Bureau of Standards ayd| day night, Also cracked cral. Alll diseover why Junior has ,|u,1jml'm|wr,l. urged to attend meeting | Botta be a scientist” Go to the adv. Na,tloxml Gallery of Art (the Mel-| — e lon Muscum) and see more old WHEN IN NEED OF muqms in_a breath-taking setti Diesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your | than you can see almost any-| | where in the world. | Coal Choice—~General Hauling Except for transportation, none ~Storage and Crating of it will cost a nickel, a twen- | tieth part of a dollar — as they | CALL US! used to say in the old medicine ¥ shows. Do sou_know wheie sou | Junean Transfer {ean sec half as much — for noth- Phone 48—Night Phone 481 | ing? ) | - | By AMY PORTER AP Fashion Editor How do the new spring fashions look to you? As pretty as those you saw last spring? Do you like the new silk co: Do you think printed gloves are nice and gay? Are you pleased with the spring hats? You have no idea how fervently American designers hope you are pleased This, their first season of real independence, is a testing time for | them. Before they can hope to lead the world in style they have to make themselves welcome at | home. They hope you are satisfied with their offerings and that you do nof cast yearning eyes toward Paris and the good old days when everything was a la LeLong, Piquet and Chanel. Doing Their Utmost Hardest to win over are those jultra smart women who were ac: cusfomed to shopping in Toward this end American are doing their utmost to raise American prestige. The fashion show given at the ian Embassy in Washington step in that direction, There, models by six outstanding was a spring RADIO MART CONSOLES Crosley 7 tube Sparton ) tube hll!I'l‘ll Sparton. 11 tube special Z TABLE MODELS Sparton G tube 3 Crosley Lay Down . _ Crosley 7 tube Crosley Push Butten AC-DC 6 tube BC & SW Crosley 6 tube Plastic 3 PORTABLES Sparton BC & SW White Sparfon BC & SW Brown Detrola Traveller Datcell Biows Gast ONO_ MODELS Table unlrl Crasley, with Rec ed Player, Wecorder 7 tube & SW €0} RME 69, new Baitery Portable lfllwrton 8-Tube, BC and SW & RCA Table Model 00 All_radios sold on easy um-, small dosn payment, 5 per cent finance iV Al o vay—Libera] Esi.»z .} 217 Smd STBEET EVERYTHING IN RADIO ELECTRICAL LINES |to | English designers were displayed to offi-| cinl Washington society. It was the first time the capital made such a to-do about fashion. | Vice-Puesident and Mrs. Wal-| lace were there, and so were Mrs, Cordell Hull, Mrs. Sumner Welles, Senora de Espil and many other smartly dressed Latin American women, The women at the parly ordered many. of the gowns dis- played. Designer Honored An American designer—Louise Barnes Gallagher — was an hon- ored guest—something to be ex- pected in Paris, but not here until this year. | The clothes, restrained rather| than showy, beautiful rather than striking, included a bell - skirted evening froek in white lace, al wiite chiffon gown with fuchsia chiffon hood and cape, a belted,! full-skirted coat of brown silk faille, a handsomely tailoved suit| with armholes cut quite deeply. | Paris Still a Threat Some crit. object to the very| wearability the new clothes.| Where, say, are the mad caprices Paris such fun? Caprice can found heu-} too, in | the few, of they which made be clothes custom made for| but it is America's aim produce clothes for the many. | Paris herseif continues to be a smoldering threat to American style leadership. There's a slight infiltration of Paris styles, even now. The six Parisian dresses smuggled in and shown recently at Nicole’s in New York did not seem to us worthy of the pre-war French couture. In fact they looked dowdy. fabric manufacturers are sending a few French styles to us, either made in London by former Paris houses, or brought by way of Lishon. | But, as America's confidence in| her own style ability grows, she’ll| have less and less to fear from, any outside fashion rival. How fo See National Capital on Nothing a | . Day, Iha_l!s—llmosl (adv.) i ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ‘ Odd Fellows and their ladies will haye 4.dinoer in the Odd. Fellows Hall Tuesday evening at 6:30, Al meeting will follow at 8 with work FOR RENT Juneau Liquor in. the Initiatory Degree. ) T. HAGERUP, i | Store Space Noble Grand. ———— Will Remodel to Suit Tenant. See Percy’s Cafe WHY SUFFER with your feet? Phone 648. Chiropodist Dr. Steves. Talled Mals and Napkm i Babtit Yot wting L6 thits. Yes, they ‘are tatted. Even the napkins are edged with tatting you can do yourself. This luncheon set makes a beautiful' background for your china and glassware. If your table is to have a simple but modern look, then ecru or white is. best, For a folsky, more old-time sort of setting, you can match the you won't get into so many rooms. NO-PERMISSION TOURS i Now turn to the tours for which T GOT & BATCH O' WaSH A-SWMERIN W TH' COOKER AN T DONT CRENE To HANE NO SOLTERS Q-NOSIN' "ROUND tatting set to your pastel china pattern. You will need 20 balls of erochet cotton and a yard of linen for —Margaret Kernodle By BILLY DeBECK is " Certain kinds of munitions Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 86 Kraffe’s | MANUFACTURING CO. Utah liul and Lmfip i COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 4 | | | CABINET WORK—GLASS PHONE 62 HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liquor SBtore—Tel. 99 American Meat——Phone 38 Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE. DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and & The Juneau Laundry | “SMILING SERVICE” Bert's Cash Grocery Bodding Transfer | e e ||| i, e | BlovorTus O Derey | || Garbage Hauled e Reasonable Monthly Rates Thomas Har dwa‘. c.-l E. 0. DAVIS raners _oma | TELEPHONE 213 Phone 4763 mmm ‘ | [ S A Sl o K U ( ‘Every house needs westinghouse’ PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor—Dealer 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska Business Phone 161 Residence Phone Black 80 | JUNEAU-YOUNG I | lrdwure Company Iie! o..“!'.!'fl.'fi"“" ? —_— r-. PO ol i e, WO ZEIIITH mms = i s "fig' d- SERVICE GENERAL, MOTORS, .-—nup.] an " JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE “nd MAYTAG PRODUCTS Phone 464 Bill Hixson w P JOHNSGN “The Frigidatre Mas" H. S. GRAVES “The Clothing Man” HOME OF HART BCHAFFNER | &MARX CLOTHING I¥ I8 PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Pam: Shnp , s o e by P A - Rice & Ahlers Co. g Pt s ™= || COWLING-DAVLIN Phonie 34 Sheet Metal ] COMPANY “——————-__ ks DODO:' and PI«Y,{lo:pm | The Alaskan Hotel ! Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates Phone—Single 0 e The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any Al- aska newspaper, Oldest Bd“nki’n | Alaska | . THE | B M. BEHRENDS | : BANK - COMMERCIAL ...SAVINGS