The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 5, 1946, Page 7

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TUESDA\ \171\RCH 194’) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—VJUNFAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN ! ; BLONDIE : 4 e COLGMEBIA LUMBER COMPANY | FEBRUARY WAS e T [T Y ) i, N OF ALASKA CLOUDY MONTH: | 57 =i LGBRAEHIRL Sretil e ST | (655 ] =2 HOME INSULATION . . . REMODELING REPORT IS MADE A TRE | [T N P Y NEW ROOF . . . NU-BRICK SIDING || o, o ves sy wor N A& ey %\ ‘ mer and drier, with less snowfall Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 than normal; but had mqre actual days of precipitation. | 7t T H Closely resembling the nmmnl Youfj €1l Eood Fluer avé TAMES C. COOPER: C.P.A. | |rccords, sunshine was 32 Service More Complete at | BUSINESS COUNSELOR of the February possibl Authorized to Practice Before | |cloudiness averaged almost nine- THE BABANOF ||| oc meoe pommest nd | (™ol ; ' ' } B city was 89 mph., or | : i : COFFEE SHOP GOOPER BUILDING | girection being south 1 [ TL_O:/_E_ HIAA DG You KNOW J OH, POPEYE {! You ARE i ‘There were one clear, two part- w HOW WHY ,' so o o | 1y cloudy, and 25 cloud} days. Feb- HEN | WAS SHIPWRECKER) — . JUNEAU - YOUNG COWLING | [ 5ma et totally with: | WE DRINKED STRONG ) 7 [ Lo»z 240 STQONG “Hardware Compan out_precipitation. No fog oceurred. :é’g” k HW\ 22 ’ - 4 v A parhelion, rainbow, lunar halo, el B\ PAINTS~OIL—GUPSS Y CoDlPANY snd. SRt EAlD S oueved (‘:w; — vt ; : 1 during the mmth nl a luna Q ( Shelt and Heavy Hardware ponGE and prxMOUT. || (UK (U6 L It Guiis snd APRERETEoh Comparative data, February, 1946: l Highest temperature: Extreme 57| e ————— ¥ (1938); City Office 43; Airport 44.] The Sewing Baskel | | | Thomas Hardware (o. | "%, “L000 o 5es: i 1946, City Office36.9; Airport 3 BABY HEADQUARTERS PAINTS — OILS Mean: Normal, 30.0; 1946, City| Builders’ and Shelf |Office 33.4; Airport 316. H Mean maximum Normal, 25 HARDWARE 1046, City Office 29.9; Airport 27.7. Lowest temperaturs: Extreme, E “ ; r/"L TI“ Y cL Bs WHEN IN NEED OF .15 (1917); City Office 1946, 16; Al i My ! EL OTH. : Airport 3 TOF _PALOOKA 2 Diesel Cil—Stove Oil—Your Total precipitation: (inches) Nor-| g NUNN-BUSH SHOES Coal Choice—General Haul- [ (mal 562; Extreme, 13.50 (1623), 156 o ]-M A ing — Storage and Crating— (1941) ; City Office, 1946, 4.41; Air- /. STOPIT, TINY vou PEN-GWINE AK Infants’ and Children’s Wear '139 S. Franklin Juneau, Alaska Pl et e STETSON HATS g e . | port 2.03. Quality Work Clothing | CALL US! Total snowfall: (inches) Normal| DARN FOOL... HO HOH L | 23.8; Extreme 645 (1930), 0.9 (1940); | | Extreme 50 (E, 1923); Airport 36 SE. [ City Office, 1946 —; Airport 13.4. FRED RENNING ||| JuneawTransfer | oo wi S 00 | Complete Outfitter for Men | Phone 48—Night Phone 0393 i | et -———— @ s 00 v a0 vo ®e JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING €O. PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL WELDING PHONE 787 Third and Franklin 0 TIDE TABLE MARCH 6 High tide 3:34 am. 185 ft Low tide 9: High tid - [ H H G # oy Fern's Porfraif Studio Taw A el —— r = 3 s Lok B S T R & ‘A WOMAN LIES IT I¢ ! THE NO FRETS. PLEASE—-TERRY TUSH, TOOSH, MIssY, BIG [ A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH Sk 2 {3 IN THE »‘.wow,,. WHA WOMAN | MIs5Y COBBER! | IN TROUBLE ... HOSPITALITY AT SAME PLACE 15 i B. Buriord & Co. | | 1S ALWAY WELCOME P e onerrog IR =SE YME CORFORAL , 15 ) 15 VERY | BI6 STOOPER. J—HAVE BIG MIST’ LOOTNINT TERRY... ALL “Our Doorstep Is Worn by | | LET US TAKE IT! i ”»P'? GTOP THE 5§~LJADE i SHE NoT THE ILL! / CARRY MIssY | MAN CARRY TIME, ALL SAME | STOOPER. LA it eyt {4 . ARG i TR i CIVILIZATION .... [ YANKEE FEMALE LEE ==\ To HOSPITALITY, | THIS TO HIM CARRY BELT AND MISSY.., Phone 567 Second Street LY S e 0 5 5 LATE 5/ v CHoOP,cHoP! / ~T'LL BE NO EXTRA CHARGE ! ALL g sty < ABOARDS ... o OF ADMINISTRATION ! y iC ™ MY the Pr Court for Juneau | L ON THE PIGELY WIGGLY “Say It With Flowers” but ‘Precinct, T y of Alaska, Di- R 1 R T “SAY IT WITH OURS!” vision Remington Typewriters SOLD and SERVICED by For BETTER Greceries Phone 16—24 Juneau Florists Phone 311 PORD: AGENCS Sanitary Meat Co. (Authorized Dealers) ey Saogeaidlo F , " s oot D pouLTEY g il b 4 Y | B s 15 THE LAST FBRILLIANT iS BUSY IN HIS Juneau Motor Co. out Phooes 1 ame s’ || §Sif§‘fi,i{‘n§§ 'ré,f’ '(ifi 53& | A0y HUSBAND ! HANDS 5152,\:/_:,,:,?0?;? e h%?%gfg ;;55 EE;SRT ‘é‘fsi’»fi% BOT A EAéHs‘ oo)m(d v ertitled estate and maz Lcum or’ RUG CLEANING time and place ull persons xnteusted | “The Clothing Man” SWEEPING COMPOUND in the said estate may appear and | FOR SALE show cause, if any there be, why the | HOME OF HART prayer of the said petition should SCHAFFNER & MARX DAVE MILNER not be granted and Letters of Ad- CLOTHING Phone 247 ;mnlstration issued as herein prayed | or. MAKE Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 21st i day of February, 1946. JUNEAU DAIRIES THRIFT C0-OP (COURT SEAL) FELIX GRAY, DELICIOUS ICE CRZAM Member National Retailer- U S. Commissioner, ex-officio a daily habit—ask for it by nu-ue Owned Grocers Probate Judge, Juneau Precmct iri 211 PEVIARD S YRR Fir: : la:ll:fxc tion, Feb. 22, 1946. y al ) . . 3 - - r Juneau Dairies, Inc. PHONE 767 Last publication, March 5, 1946, % ik . Chrysler Marine En S = . > 2R IT'S BEEN UP ON | OUGHT TO' GIVE er e Engines KT A 2 : 7 JACKS SINCE You A TICKET. BUT MACHINE, SHOP North Transfer " 8 _ SKEEZIX IS TOO FINICKY. iy ' 5 prc o O - Marine Hordware Don’s Radio Service NOECLY: WL e 1o | 2 3 O/BOBBLE. HAPFEN AGAN: Light and Heavy Hauling Electrical and Radio Pepair || AR HAVEN'T 948 LICENSE. i I b ! ) o gm E. O. DAVIS E. W. DAVIS (We.pick up'and deliver) Chas. G. Warner Co. PHONE 51 Phone 659 909 West 12th HOME GROCERY ||| 2S, DI WALKER | | e Phone 146 Designing—Dressmaking—Gown: HABB“B MAEHINE Tailoring—Suits and Coats Home Liquos Store—Tel. 699 Designing and Remodeling Hat SHOP ‘American Meat — Phone 38 BARANOF HOTEL—APT. 612 “SMILING SERVICE” BEARINGS -- MACHINING, G. E‘ Amnmsr B "’ ( h G MILLING and WELDING | SNUFF1 CUSTOM TAILOR erf's Cash Groce! West 11th and F St., Phone 876 | ; i - - Across Trom Elks’ Club PHONE 104 or 105 " TLL (MAKE TS OL 1,95;55214 / or CRATE SHAKE HER BOTS 5 PHONE 578 ¢ FREE DELIVERY Juneau P}(.“_L O\JER, pop__ T_ GOT' ER . HERE'S A DOWN T £ THE FIXIT SHOP | || Alaska Meat Market sl Blesio oo 415 Becond Streey The largest and most complete 4 ; i e e st Get the New Wasp | Ta. ht alr ® . Gonepl LIUFRPRORTEOS L. A STURM—Owner PHONE 567 ROY EATON PHONES 39—539 ZORIC GEORGE BROS. fotel SYSTEM CLEANING : 4 1 Phone 15 widest Setection of | | [EUEVALICTITTE s 1 ARCTIR MOTORS REBUILT — STERN KNEW T SHOULDA TIGHTENED (N SAFETVY BELT ington Habit ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME £ 1] LIQUORS Alaska Laundry PHONE 92 or 95 Window—Auto—Plate GLASS B i MOUR BROTHER SAID {1 yusT HEARD M AN ol 5 b TP ; [ C BT Y Public Accountant—Tax Returns mEAL GLASS co. VOICE SAYING ¢ il A Big l § i - i WaS THIRSTY - DONT WANT WATER! DRY CLEANERS ||| Murphyand Murphy ||| 0™ U000, || (S0 ROOM 3—First National Bank & = N PHONE 877 gy SUCH A Building—PH: “Quality Dry Cleaning” L0 By PHONE S By . LAZY GINK/ l:or Prompt Courteous Service ASHENBRENNER'S CALL 75 14| || puRaiTyRe || SERVICE: DOUGLAS BABCOCK, Owner | Phone 788 306 Willoughby Ave Christensen Bros. Garage : : 909 Tweltth St. PHONE 659

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