The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1946, Page 6

PAGE SIX Publie i : Benefit of Memorial Li rd Part) brary Fund Tay Hight—Dec. 14, 1946 Secretary Albert Sigal of the tional Ski Association has nounced ski events scheduled Seattle March 22nd and ‘23rd f‘-" s . W. Housfon Given Surprise Valley, said that r- by Jack McDaniels, 10 downhill and slalom events for | Idaho, March 8th and 9th the classic com- 8 o'clock this evening HOLY TRINITY 10 PRESENT MUSIC VESPERS SUNDAY - CITY COUNCIL I5 T0 | MEET THIS EVENING Juneau City Council will meet at cress-countiy and ju Hall to consider the g A_, Efi cof Olympic ski gams i liquor licens to local & % b A uth Rader|outs will be -held at the Snow|ments. PFinal approval will come , Of Tcxv Suhday afterncon a tment in Birds of Lake Placid Club in New|from J. W e Vit qiog wage ) 4180 L Aotk the-iohteh ol th A buffet supper was York February 15th end 16th | Acting Magor Ed Nielsen will oc- E Trinity, Ei *w“nl will p 1 the evening. - - ;cupy the ‘cha; ent mu.\m‘ vespers, featuring Frfi‘n- e Mr. and Mrs War- THE WHITE TRANSFER | sence of Ma Paul, lytic soprano, and Wilda Houston, and Delivery Service is now owned ' son in Anc s el et | | The prog for the vespers is Sponsored by Sons of Norway 3% L 9%, whio' il as_ follows: i I ood- operate through the same phone| . Prelude—Organ Volunt | Russell, number, 789, 149 sxi‘ 1—“Come, thou vl |® tid 0:04 , =0.1 feet Lovely are Ih\ Dwellings™ | 1 » de, 6:38 . 156 feet “Oh Redeemer” | ® Low tide, 12:36 p.m Miss Paull| g: High tide, 18:31 p.m., 14 nte” (from the Violin Con- | | b0 AL S T A g e S A —-Van ielssohn Mrs. Husted TO TRIUMPH OVER NIGHT LIGHT | - - “Come, Ye Blessed “The | NOTICE Lord os my Light"—/ Miss | ‘ Rite Masons— Paul { AZALEA EVENING | assenet You will be interssted to know that in 1945 46 Lampson, Fraser & Muth sezurad the sea- son's record prices for Standard Ronched Mink. 1 is our belief that during this period we sold the largest quantity of Mink peits of any Auction House in the worid. it mckes good sense 1o sell your goods through the Auction orgenization that is FIRST in seil- ing power. For the now season we will mar- ket Silverbly, Royel Koh-i-nur, Koh-i-nur, Blufrost, Mutation Mink as well a3 the Standard Mink. Our organization is pre- parcd 1o render you the utmos? i ice and friendly relations. We pcint 2o our LEADERSHIP of the past, cs the recson why you should ship your Silver Fox and Mink pelts 10 us. Lampson, Fraser & Huth, Inc. MINK STARS for 1946-47 SELLING Siburtly /_fiw/ Keh-i-nup Blifrest Sandsd Under crangement w Mutetion Mink Brecders Association, Lompson, Froser & Huth Inc.. will sell all the sbove types of Mink during the 1946-47 secson Postels will not be offered until the foliowing season wovand . 151 West 30th Street B R L B L B ’ 4 ; @ BY Q@zw fbi“fv?}gl/j{d:rfi Deep, deep pink with rich overtones of blue. .. Monteil’s successful challenge to night light. Complement it with Pervenche, Monteil’s newest eye shadow. Lipstick 2.00 Refills 1.00 Cream Rouge 1.25 2.00 Dry Rouge 1.50 Eye Shadow 1.25 Mascara 1.50 2.00 Women's Aveanes e s the Nicest Store In Tow: Baranof Hetel Building 1on or ©f =gt Public Auction of € Hiome of SHPP! F.D. or Stree! Addron o the ab® i1 e drave b CTIO ‘a oty o Tow when NSU z <pORTATION ! RAN SP O Compony and YU L the G the Expielt iy must g m“\ par poc! Post SNP policies 4P 19,5 i1l be insured 2 |=,vr-vv house, Doy © our warehouses ¥ Ty : st poticies vP 10 TILTY your << : 3t worehouse, ¥¢ corelully in orde ore shipping and PESE T ncroughly dry bete AUCTION SALES DATES For Silver Fox and Mink SILVER FOY B NINK ! & All Color Phase Foxes, cte. Feb. 11th date 3 Mutation Mink L3 SR LY S L] S— L W— L) S L — LY S R SR AL New York,1. N.Y. . 3L 301 31 .y 10 oy 1 (‘14 ChEL Kammenoi-Ostrow"—Rubinstein, Mrs, Husted. Allelluia"—Mozart; “There’s a in the Air"#-Speaks paul. -4 3 Closing Prayers and Blessing, the! I o Rector. | SRRl og,TLHE U‘“FD Hymin 179 (second tune)—“The| e day thou gavest, Lord, is ended" Congregation | egro movement from Sonata"—Guilmant ¢ LOGGERS with logs| t Juneau Lumber | buy from 100,000 ft.| to 10,00¢ feet. For furtner| particu sea Juneau Lumbcri Mills 433-tf. ! LAV | There are stone idols on Easter| days period Summons Order Island in the Pacific that 50 to 60 tons each ed to-be publ cd ol once a order :1 pm o for 290, practice. 447-tf weigh! o | WANT ADS et | FOR SALE GRANDY Seiner, built in 1936, 47 X 129" x'¢ )fif[. Complete with seine and 15 skates halibut gear, with lights, etc. Juneau Marine Co., Phone 29. 450-6t 'MUBPHY & MURPHY REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS GOOD ROOF over your head—good foundation under your feet. 4- bedrcom house. Furnished. Fur- nace. 6th St. Owner leaving 1 week. BOATS FOR SALE—28 to 47 ft. in length. Sece us for further infor- 4 BEDROOMS Douglas near school. mation. Juneau Marine Co., SOLVED; Teen-age entertainment. Phone 20. 450-6t Bedrocm, large studio 2nd floor. = Main floory 2 bedrooms. Fur- 62-PIECE dinner set of dishes, Egg nished or unfurnished. Shell Brp small rose de: $1,500 BUYS iov 8, Block 1, Seat- gold border in new condition, ter Tract. $20. Light weight Universal iron, ACkOSS from Juneau’ Cold Stor- $5. Phcne Red 735.° Don Mc- age, reasonable bldg., 26x50. Mullin. 450-2t INCOME PROPERTY, small down PEDAL CARS $6.05, small metal| Fayment, 8 duplexes, indiv. bath wagbns $1,50, Madsen's Cycle and | ~-O°mS; electric stoves, refrig, furn. Fishing Supply. 450-4t d ioundation, rcof. See by o | pt. MERRY CHRISTMAS ‘yO“’NERS NEED some immediate The Ross's are STILL after your| cash. Give-away price 52-fr i Xmas tree orders. Phone 590, e troller, gocd condition. 52. Bud and Jack (Vets). | MURPHY & MURPHY WILCOX-GAY combination port- able recorder-record player, leng REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS and short wave radio—875.00. I"nmm 6 over First Natiozal Bank Make own records See Brigadier C. O. Taylo Red Shicld Club, Declier Build { rEAL ESTATE | - FOR SALE Alaska and vicinity, iz -~ me and address of each | OTH STRE vears of age or older, ling addre: \nx and ! ET. furnished. nt, 18 DUPLE ccme. beau- nably ‘BALmu COPANY 449-4t ¢ 2nd Floor, Shattuck B Tel. 354 dg. consecutive a 9 0 0 0 0 & 33 sedan, ex- | mencing on. Wed. | cash. In-| Studio, Lower o Shop. ! WAHTED © Lobby, Ba f Hotel. 445-tf'e ® 06,02 06 0060 00 0 0 FLORENCE SHOP enings by Appointment i plete Beauty Service Merle-Norman Cosmetics | Phone 427 129 Third St. 443-1mo NU KINDERGARTEN “pay -SCHOOL . 8. — Juneau Unit Mornings 9-to-12 50c | Afternoons 50c Afternoons 1-to-5 T5¢ i ¥ For additional information such other o Mrs. George Rogers, Tel. Green 1768 | | the Court Beth Stejer, Tel. Red 825 ) (qu\v mlv 1. 21—Governor's Mansion 5 WHEREOF, 1 have vy hand and h: of the above er Juneau, Alaska, <1._.h d(.) of December, 1946. —JOHN H. WALMER, Clerk of the District Court (Seal) | By P. D. E. Mclver, First publication, 13, 1946. , 1047, HARPEN SKATES. Hagerup | hg Shop. 3241 | GUAPANTELL) Reausfic nent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up | Lola’s beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way CHILD CARE—{ull, part time; ages 3-6. 117 Third St., above Boggan's | Last publication, Jan. e & i ni SUNEAU F One way fare ¥ . $15 T :SEATT’LE Fiaie ; WHITEHORSE . - FAIRBANKS . . - WOME . . .- BETHEL . . Tax not included— 10% \cdu('hon fcr rol 97 und (rif by Fiying Clipper Step aboard a fast, convenient Pan American Clipper . . . and within a few enjoyable hours you're at your destinaiion. Yes, travel by Flying Clipper means time gained for business or pleasure. What’s more, Clipper fares are lower than ever before ... Clipper flight schedules the most frequent in Alaska’s travel history. * Next time you travel, remember it’s quicker by Flying Clipper—and that goes for Clipper Express, too. For help in arranging your Clipper trip to anyv.l‘crc in the world, drop in at the Pan American office. PHONE 106 BARANOT HOTEL Liav Au RICAN 4 y/slem WorLo ARuArs 0///n7,m, Cligpers { | 1932 Perma- | Shop. | iHOME in All within easy reach - - Christ- me Deautiful. 450-2t 449-3t | WANT ARE 2-bedrcom apt. with men. Call 873 450-t1 WANTED—Neat appearing young lady to cperale popcorn machine iights'a week; no matinees. Manager, Capitol Theatre. 471 | S R e - VoS | WANTED—Immediately, one pair Sl PUSYENIT i nardwood | e ‘Blue 101, tished bedzcoms, com- | 449-2¢ large base- | pective buy- ‘WAN‘TED~va ¢f man% skl shoes. y efternoon,' size 8% or 9. Phone No. 9 be- 447U tween § am. and 6 pm. 449-3¢ motor V-8 COUPE, good 4| THE SALMON Creek Country Club goed tires, $150. See Bob Miners, wants to rent a car for one Imperial Cafe, after 11 p.m. month. Phone 399 or 864. 448-tf 446-6t | — KAV RE A SN r WILL PAY CASH for pocket-siza novels, magazines, in good con- i Addition. Founda-| ai in ‘Wayno 1. Bring to Bus Depot. tion needs repair. Price $6,000.00. 448-41 $2106.00 handles. Phone 346 for - ok appointment. A 4463;! FOREIGN ©MPLOYMENT —— e INFORMATION FORD V-8 Call Black 228 Men and Women efter & um. 446-6'| Mechanics, Sales, Office, Techni- i he. e a i cal, Nurses, and other skilled work- e P huynor 0'1 .;"l' ers. The only publication of its ?m““’;: dsuwvcoh. om:n cn‘:p‘e:ng kind listing specific possible em- urnished, washing machine and .. yont gportunities in South Am- mangle included. Tile bath, tile 2 stk “hob 9 font Fardwood erica, Asia, Europe, Alaska, Ha- bl 01 g eg 'kra‘m“ fo | wall, Africa. Satisfaction guaran- s thruout e teed. $1.00, postpaid. (Airmail add basement, completely eqmppez_‘,mc" including two enlargers. Appoint- FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT ments only. Phone Red 353, 117 MAGAZINE, Dept. J Behrends Ave 444-t1 b 5 Ba ore, 3, Maryland NOW IN JU Kennels, pedigreed Cocker Span- iel puppies, . golden or black, Windridge bloodlines, males $55. Also have purebred, but not reg- isterable Golden Cocker puppies, either sex $35. Phone Black 475, Juneau. 446-5% AU from Chilkool ypppiToRIAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH: Experienced clerk sten- ographer. 38 hour week. Inquire 106, Territorial Bldg. CARPENTERS, iuside work. 6 day week. Call 3¢ evenings. (355-il) WANTEDUsed furniture 132 V- loughby. Phone 788 L. O . SMITH T‘IPEWRITER, price $75. 20th Century Market. 435-tf. WAREHOUSE BLDG 20 by 30, celotex lined—contains good bldg. material. Ao large kitchen sink, single dram board. ¢ Phone 035-2. 435-tf. CHILDREN’S SHOE Skates, sizes 1 and 3, 817 Basin Road. 430-2t. KIRSTEN'S Beauly Shop. Pl ans 556, 3rd and Main. Specialiiing in permanents. Open evenings b appointment. (203-311> FUNEL, PIANOS RENTED aud Anderson Shop. LOST AND FOUND RILLING Permanent Wave Cabin- et with extra clips. Phone 456!70ST Fountain pei, Phone 21, after 6 p.m. Mrs. Gruening. 449-tt Christmas Greeiing Cards !LOs’xcix;p;r wallet containing With Envelopes valuable paperi. Phone Green Alaska Scenes 624. Remard. 438-3t. Available Now At . WINTER & POND CO,, Inc. HOSPITAL HOTES Everrthing in Photography 437-11. 3 st. Ann's Hospital has admitted an BENT James Sey and John Matson for B ot - | medical ‘attention, and Mrs. Eli 2 ROCM fu.n. apt., oil range, pri- Rayes from Petersburg for surgery vate bath. 513 Willoughby. yesterday. Anton Sandnes, William 448-3t | Haynes, Joan Williams and Mrs. 3 ROOM cabm.'si:s West 9th. i D_ale Hojem and baby boy were 245-tF discharged. . Government Hospital admitted NICE CLEAN RUOMS, day or week, | ‘Walter Chulin from Kenai. No new management, Coionial Hotel one was discharged. 324 ond St. Phone 187. (407-tf) ———————— | Candy or sweets should be given Ssmalin ) i s VAl N SEAVIEW APT.—One block Irom gfter, rather than before meals. Federal Building. (370-t1) Candy or sweets at any time will ———— " stop hunger contractions, giving *Oouf;'k‘""’: privileges. HOME 1" o imach a feeling~of fullness, sl v thereby dulling the appetite. This i,os’r-onld Cameo ring. Reward. feeling may last for several hours I