The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 27, 1943, Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1943 PHONE A CLASSIFIED THE DAILY ALASKA PORTLAND PITTSBURGH EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA BASEBALL ROBINSON MEETS| HENRY ARMSTRONG Jf Phone PIGGLY PAGE FIVE WIGGLY "o o | FOR RENT | ; L | NEW YORK, Aug. 27.— Henryj FOR SALE i " ong and Ray Robinson meet meNso“,s A T l t E l o SEATTLE 10 CHICAGO, RANKSOUT g5tk U o and all signs po yward ¢ v ; | n.\ last fight, since Uncle Sam has afid | called him to travel with Joe Louis! s i Sacs Split with San Dlegolked Sox Beat Cleveland—,Tears Memones Laughter b o world tour of Army cumps. | SOYA COOKIES | | - 3 ~Los Angeles Wins | Washington Splits | - Prevail-Many War N.B.C.and SUPERIOR : | : * 1NEBRASKAN LEADS « B. L. an from Stars with Boston |~ Bonds Sold FIC BARS | e 1 | TRAPSHOOT MEET i (By Misoclatéd Press) (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Aug. 27—Taughter,| and many Sdan i soord vice With Paul Derringer hurling six-itears, and treasured memories took | Sacramento scored twice in the i d (i) ihmiing of the Iast gare of ahit ball, the Chicago Cubs beat theiover at the historic Polo Grounds| VANDALIA, Ohio, “Aug. 27—James FANCY COOKIES |Pacific Coast League twin bill and|Pittsburgh Pirates in the National|as 35000 spectators turmed out for|A. Sabata, 20, farmer from David N At Oopy must be In the office by [noced out S Dieko after the|League vesterday. Phil Cavaretta the unforgetable vaudeville show,|City, Nebraska, broke 96 out of 100 (1118 i 2 o'clock in the afternoon to in- |Padres had won the opener. The| aved the Chicagoans from defeat!raising $800,000,000 in war bonds, |targets from 21 yards to defeat the e thmertiont- ol sane a7 [tocond same was called in thejWhen he nicked Wally Hebert for| “Seven of the 12 living members of ffield of 692 in the preliminar:os of > ¢ X e a two-run homer in the sixth in-ibaseball's hall of fame were pres- the Grand American Trapshoot. ) | We accept ads over telephone o B abiEnese |ning : SKir g dlishur Jrom perscns listed in. telephone | Jean Roy, Solon twirler, cunnm-t»‘m!l“: ST ARG R T “‘“;‘" in uniform and took part in w';vi:’“ ‘j:"]f‘i'l”;"‘ "\‘L:x“"kl‘i‘ W‘““::‘"‘ DON'T FORGET TO BUY' A BOND! led for a long fly to drive in John| Amorican..jLoague, ie BEE DIOSTHm i o PP g B Hirectory. Suytar with the winning run. Jack ! Cleveland Indians go four-hit pitch | ‘Walter Johnson pitched again to title. Her father, T. Winski, Count five average words to the Angel had walked, Suy had sing- |18 from Mike Naymick and Pete Babe Ruth, and the fat old Bam- Was among the first five, one tar- tne. e - Center, but the Boston Red Sox bino lifted a homer into the upper, get behind Sabata i PR I RGN 8 1R s o dotibon- | the opener, Du Ballinger’s| Won on timely blows and four|deck of the right field stands. | ————— | THRIFT CO-OP tve Tsertions: Liingle with Al the bases full pacea|Cleveland errors. The defeat puti George Sisler, first buse; Eddie | 3 SRR & e s the 'urq the idle Chicago White Sox into a|Coliins, sccond; Honus Wagner, . [ M PR N y S —— e Dadtes o viotory, e for third place with the In-|short; Tris Speaker, centerfield, bteih gty Additional days ... 6o ; V! dians | were there. Connie Mack waved & 811 SEWARD STREEY 5 The Portland Beavers, meanwhile, Minimum charge .50 hammered three Seattle pitchers for| . Winding up an elght-game series!score card 4 | PHONE 76 T hits to win another same oalled| @l even, Washington and St. Louis| The ranks were filled by Roger | FOR SALE WANTED — CO! UED iy the clghth by darkness, The|SPlit @ doubleheader, the Senators| Bresnahan, cftcher; Frank Frisch, | TO JOIN HUSBAND | — — | sobre ‘W “ % s the opener and the Browns!third; Duffy Lewis, leftfield, and Following a radiogram from her | CALL | e e ——— | score was tied at 3-all in the fifth,| WO ¢ : v and WAINIEUI l.w]w(lxmm:(l bvu;oi.x(\-wm_.‘ sl Grove Joe De.|the nightcap as Washmgton's Mily|Jack Murray, rightfield husband in Fairbanks, Mrs. Lewis FEMMER'S TRANSFER | pher and typist wants part time| neR it Cs o ke y [ The ; Span . REMINGTON M L E 1907-16 Rag,| g_m'k ‘mm”;y'l‘”’ ket 5‘]:"‘ | moran off the hilll nnd Sodted févery|CaRAINA, was. gengrows, with walks.| The widow of John McGraw yd has begun preparations for % 2 poxes ammunition, two cribs—| T2 P |Yaus off ‘Glen Elliott on six hits g e | Wept quietly as the old-timers wad- her depatture from her home here 114 ' A PrEsfmas oo e HE dled around the field to join Mr. Lloyd, who is employed one 54x30 iron; one 35x20 wood. \WAN’IF[) Txnllmg boul must beja walk, sacrifice and two errors. | | 4 o 1 add F A | OIL — FEED — HAULING " Phone Black 479 from 9 am. to| fully equipped, between 34 and|In the seventh, Clarence Marshall,| N Former Mayor James E. Walket on the Ladd Field at the Interior| | o 3 2 IS aho & it R s | introduced the old-timers. city. Mrs. Lloyd will be accompan- | Nite Phone 054 4 pm. | 38 ft. Call 838 9th St. P.O. Box|18, rookie, was taken for six runs. | g d ) | A 1055. | Johnny Ostrowski's might at the plAYOFfS S'I'AR‘I" A baseball team made up of ied by her two daughters and will| CAMERAS _Reverse 6 MM Movie o S - int ¢ i e 11 vanks, Glants and Dodgers beat the leave Yfor Fairbanks as soon as 3 ' ' ETERT F.19 Argus C-3, 35 MM F:35 WANTED — Experienced male OF!Hollvwood as the Angels closed their| R New Cumberland Army camp team transportation facilitles are VAl | ey with synchronized flash, Both; female bookkeeper, g00d PAY.|home season. Ostrowski oundéd| MILES® CITY, Mont, Aug. 27— 5 102 able ‘ FORD AGENCY smwm“ OIFvam-M came like new and with leath-| Room 404, Gastineau Hotel. i 3 rica g r Hhse- - o - (Authorised Dealers) ous | lout the longest homer of the 'sea-|The American Legion junior base . PR er cases. Excellent condition.|on oo o o son. Tt cleared. the left field. wail| ball clubs of Whiteville, North Car-| MRS. JOHN MILLS RETURNS = | GREASES—GAS—OIL i EVERY NIGHT Phone Red 693 } Eopiete). Must Y l_vumm“omll.,m(, bounced off the top of a |olina, and Springfield, Ohio, nu-puAlABAMA I,v;nm'.: nlmlu;l several w¢l k( Foot of Main Street nounus m ete). Mus | S % | ago to attend her niece's funeral a e - - e ast.be EeoOneI O | L ERE Dole aarces . 46 siredti|in ‘the Tivet ‘gama ‘of ‘the " junior 85 P CHRIS Craft, 18 ft. 6 in,| or in good shape. Call green 113.! i shiks s return- John Marin, Prop. Phone )n:hfiuun" hull, Fully equipped oring Charley English. It was|World series today. Flint, Michi- ‘5}“."'*‘,",‘.‘.“’1"‘ John Mills return- Junean Motors D. [d et Wiohars or Catl Stafford, PLANT MAN wanted at once. Ap-|Ostrowski’s nineteenth of the season, |30, and Minneapolis also meat to-| g4, t. her Jomguhere e Ga A IH(IM { ply Juneau Dairles, Inc., Box| Al Epperly hurled six-hit ball as|MOrTOW. New Orleans, the favorite, While in Ketchikan, Mrs.: Mills| S0 o ey - ki | 936. Good wages. the San Francisco Seals blankea|drew a bye. Loser of the first game "“‘»‘""]W““ h‘;l T“"" MRkl | Sanitar Meat Co WGE Bnos- 10 TUBE JRPARTAN Hadio ‘and|hicmt—me THnE Tors g, [OAKIAT, e Bealy getting | elght) pikys New Quisyns, i ];::,,:L":‘l JoH e A ID{;-le 13 Y d Widest Selection of Phonograph, 12 record pla 7ot Claore D :’EB P;"V”‘nu\ off Earl Jones. & . i stdEtl BEre " SHUMDED 0 POR QUALITY MEAT® T vt it aikm e S | -S0r Vicwory. 1GHes ‘Bhop. EHONSY - i National Lea e | ARD FOULERK LK Uons ‘ L.eague - o> Bhona $0. Orphisrn IHbants Nor .| L oot y GAMES THURSDAY i Won Lost Pet. WRANGELL GIRLS HERE || FRES DTN, PHONE 83 or 0 | WANTED—Sewing machine. Pur- Pacific Coast League |8t. Louis 7 39 664 g e R o T G | Call Phones 13 and 4 15 ft. SEMI V-bottom runabout for| | Holywooa 3: I i |5 i e | 4 Mary MeCormack, USO hostess S tor. PHARAT0S | chase or loan. Preferably portable | ollywood 3; Los Angeles 4. Cincinnati 65 52 556| i, TUSCALOOSA, Alabama, Aug. 27. was yisited today by her three: sis- outboard mo I 2 power model by USO, Skagway‘l San Francisco 3; Oakland 0 | Pittsburgh 64 57 529 —The University of Alabama, the .. from Wrangell while their boat MOTORSHIP Gambier leaving for| for mending soldiers' garments. cramento 2, 5; San Diego 8, 4./ Brooklyn 61 58 . .513) powerhouse of southern foothall for .5 iy port, The girls are daughters| | Chag. G. W C I Thomas Hardware Co. f e i | Rbions 706 attle 3; Portland 16. Chicago 5 3! many years has “decided with deep ; ; “ | as. L. warner L0, Haines and Skagway. Space avail-| P 66, Juneau. | bzt B! 57 61 483 ol bo alandon the football } of M and Mrs. Leo McCormack, PAINTS — OILS aBli“tor 90 tnd™ Bhone 416, I i [ ational League \Philadelphia 54 66 450 [EBIS! abandon the football sport o oo ool people Marine Engines and Supplies B | WANTED—Car washer. Apply Dave| Chicago 3; Pittsburgh 2 Boston 51 64 | during the coming fall ’ kot - b Bullders’ and Shelf : | : ; Pitts 9 st : 443 8 HINE 5 ACRES patented homesite, 8- | Milner. Phone blue 510. | American League New York § . 3| iR steaRon 10r e egHon. 8 FEET WORT? it and hlnmor HARDWARE room furnished house, 3-room| i | Washington 9, 3; St. Louis 7, 4 Americ: ag | ascribed to the Army--decision - d | Ropes te VANTEDWasher; also dry clean- | ? MR pa Ehare I so, see Dr. D. W. Knowles,! e e A y ) Bos 2 | against allowing its college trainees 80, see D, ‘K. W, - SNOW oS, house and other buildings. Large oston 4; Cleveland 1 Woon. Toet. ¥t 2 3 erman at Snow White Laundry.| 8 8 8 to Participate in intercollegiate . latest scientific methods. Osteopath varden ¢ S g Pl o] a & cag " 0 o & particig in inter egiate ath garden and berry patches, fenced, hiladelphia and Chicago post-|New York T4 45 62” ) i k 3 '| Good pay. Phone 299. b | et and Chiropodist. B adjoining school. Large water 3 : poned Washinglon 66 . 58 Fiowet Liobhy, <Barants-Hopel v} . and Lump frontage. Best fishing grounds.| WANTED AT ONCE—Ironers and | 61 56 .oZl YA ”ox'n'u- ‘337 il | Leflt(l 8 Geo. Bednar, Tee Harbor. shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry. | BAe o D'MA I Home, Red 66 | WOMEN’S APPAREL C 0 A L ; & EE Sl R, s Pacific Coast Leagu 51 5 i ; ) GOOD income property. Close in.| [ i v SR 2‘120” 61 56 on udv. | i Alaska Dock & Storage €o. Write PO, Box 131. | FOR RENT e Ay e Pklpalen S A e | Baranot Hotel TELEPHONE 4 : . B € ,,,‘ w\-" ‘F“H“»* 97 35 .735|St. Louis 54 64 .458| YOUR BROKEN LENS! | 2 - S ———————————— | San Francis 9 5 3 adelphis 7 345 i | WELL established, paying business, FURNISHED APT., with bath, oil SRy 9 50 643 Philadelphia a8 345 Replaced in our own shop. Eyes good location. Write Empire C| range, good view. Inquire 513A Polll‘ : @008 City League SANTA ANA, Calif, Aug. 27— Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson.| 1 Hotel W Lakan i A e e, and 6 67 .492 Won Lost Pet.| The: ¥arikee clipper is now a full Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636 adv. | NORTH Tmml The Alaskan .' st %8 iR 2 ‘Hollw\and 60 73 451! Blues 6 1 857 fledged sergeant. Joe DiMaggio has b Y SIMPSON residence on Gold Belt| |CABIN, phone black 234, daytime.| |San’ Diego 58 76 433 Mules 4 3 .571|been promoted ‘from corporal, mak- The War Department’s Pentagon | | Light and Heavy Hauling Rewie Aangrated ln- Ave. Phone 268 for_ appointment.| ———_— . —_ { Oakland 5 75 427 Webfeet 2 4 333|ing it the hard way to advance the buflding contains 16% sauare miles| | g o payIS B W. DAVIS st Beasonable Rates v 2 T A 3 | . 8pts, easy kept warm. - | Sacramento 39 93 295 City 1 5 .167 physical fitne program at ‘camp. of, corridol | ¢ PHONE BINGLE O ELITE Steam Laundry. Machinery| ter rates $15 a mo. Lights, water,| ——— 2 s A £ 0 ST : ki AR i e 1 PHONE 81 -~ in good condition. Haines Alaska. lNCO’VlL px()p(‘rty in Juncuu Phone | Thane 3, three rings, after 5 p.m.| dises. Seaview Apts. LOST and FOUND |LOST — Life-time, gold tipped Shaetfer Pen. Keepsake, Reward. | Write Box 17, | i 5 HP. JOHNSON Sea Horse. | Apt. 1, Klein Apts. Phone Black 685. FOR SALE—Launch Beilby, length|—— — ! 50 ft, 30 hp. Standard, sleeps|LOST—14-It. “green _rowboat at Auk Bay. Reward. Phone 478. 5 eight. Mrs. W. C. Waters, Wran- gell, Alaska. ! MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE — One-quarter inch| boilerplate tank, riveted, between| pop™ CHARTER — 55-ft. 800 and 1,000 gals. Phone 344. cruiser “Stormy Petrel,” sleeps 11. Jagk 3-BEDROOM house, W. H. Robin-| Westfall, phone 247, ’ son, 1044 W, 10th. Phone green HAVE TWO boxes 4175. 30-30 hard| | point. Will trade for 2 boxes .300 Savage. Phone 197. LOT in Douglas. Phone 378. COMPLETELY furnished apart-| ment house in Skagway, Alaska,| located in business district. Can| | GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201 | be changed into business houses| 315 Decker Way. Effectlive L very casily. Write Box 905, June 15. it |TURN your old gold Into value, THREE houses and cabin, allfur-| OMb or trade at Nugget Shop. | nished, Gastineau Ave. Inquirely ROOM Apartment. Phone .Red| Juneau Paint Store. “ 600. | VOR SALE—30 brake h.p. Covic/ diesel stationary engine. BB Em- | pire. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Have a portralt artist take your | picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite |Federal Bulldmg Phone 294, adv. WANTED ‘ 3 i CITATION | % WANTED to buy, Stéam iron.|TO HENRY JOHAN IVERSON and | Phone Leota’s, Baranof Hotel ALL OTHER PERSONS IN| ' Bldg. INTEREST. 4 I YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE WANTED—Woman or girl from| HEREBY REQUIRED to be and ap- | 8 to 9 a.m. weekdays to get child| pear before the undersigned Com- ready for school. Phine Black| missioner at his office in the Fed- | 170 after 5 pm. | eral-Territorial Building, at Juneau, | e | Alaska, on the 21st day of October, ! WANTED—2 bicycles, boys or gir 11943, at 2:00 o'clock P. M. in the good condition. Phone Douglas 18. &anemoon of said day, to answer the | petition of LEE D. HUBBARD and RETTES WANTED—St-| jpa\"] *HUBBARD, husband and dents or employed young women | wite, for the adoption of SYLVIA + wishing extra evenings and Sun-| ANNE IVERSON, a minor child, and days. See Mr. Garvin, Capitol | to change said child’s name to Theatre. | SYLVIA ANNE HUBBARD, and to ——————|show cause, if any you have, why WANTED — Small fumished_apt. the prayer of said Petition should Steady tenant. References. Write not be granted, and if you fail to Empire C 2665 lappear or answer said Petition or cohsent to same the Court will enter a decree in accordance with the WANTEDStudio couch or daven- port; also drop leaf kitchen 4 table. Phone 561 after 12 noon. e GIVEN under my hand and Of- WANTED—Clerk, easy hours, mar- ficial Seal this ‘sth day of August, red woman preferred. Write C 1943. 2654, Exnpire. (SEAL) FELIX GRAY, United States Commissioner. WANTED—Used furnicure. 306 Wil- | Pirst publication, Aug. 20, 1943. wughby Phone 788, B ‘Lnst publication, Sept. 3, 1943, KRAFT and BORDEN’ :(HEES POTATO cfllps_large package 19 nflps_comploh wflh handle . . . 50¢ COWLING-DAVLIN COMPANY DODGE snd PLYMOUTH Ameman-2pound Ioai 89( SOYA BEA]\’S : C”C"A-——Ol R MOTHEFR FLUFFO_mE MAYONNAISE “Saludahe” Made with Salad and Mineral Oil SPAGHET TI n]““m_lerves fonr, cooks in nine mmules Lot EACH 33; BUTTER, 21bs-$1.15 EGGS, 2 dozen $1.45 PERIOR SHORTEN LARGEST FRESHEST POUNDS ,&qc /ND PACKAGE 7%? Bert‘ansh Grocery ot V5 PN e "" ® PHONE 104 or. 100 _ TR ql sz I? Pree Delivery Juneau DELICIOUS " “BABY FOODS" many news > vocen S 00«8'_(‘“9 S 2.'5 SPAGHETTI, tomalo sauce Pound Pkg, 29¢ ... Then You Will Be Able to “Buy More Bon .. FROZEN ‘°COOKED>’ “CHILI BEANS,” just heat . Pound Pkg. 29¢ | “BUY AT BERT'S” GASTINEAD HOTEL Evety comfert made for our guests <Al Service Informalion 5 PHONE 18 or 20 . et ee—————————— HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liguor Btore—Tel. 000 .American Meat.—.Phone 3§ JUNIOB FOODS c.ms 79c—Dozm $l 4J o A= FOODS. . . PORK and BEANS, Boslon Slyle, Pound Pky. 25¢ FREE DELIVERY SAME DAY e ON ORDERS REICEIVED BEFORE 1:30 P. M.-Minimum $3. 0(] | PLEASE HAVE BOTTLES READY! T ’rhv G. E. ALMQUIST CUSTOM TAILOR Across from Elxs’ Club PHONE §7¢ Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Supplier Phone 206 Second and Seward Alaska Meat Markel The largest and most complete stock of Fresh and Prosen HARVEY R.LOWE Public Accountant 237 FRONT STREET Phone 676 Parsons Electric Co. ' ‘Westinghouse Dealer Electrical Service and Repairs 123 BEWARD ST.