The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 4, 1947, Page 5

TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1947 $ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE==JUNEAU, ALASKA ' PAGE FIVE TER PASSENGERS ARE | BUSINESS SESSION Shower Is Given | p—smamm | F;GWN HERE BY PAA OF WS(S IOMORROW Miss L Knowles WHO TOOK THEB { You KNZiw 1 HAVE , A RULE THAT YOuU 1&5HC3‘_'LF‘NT SwI BULBS OUT A WELL, HEREAF 7 THAT RULE APPLI TO ME, TOO! YOURSELF, AND PUT - 1T IN YOUR ‘/I‘\ BED LAMP Il Qou TOOK THAT BULB BULB OUT OF THE Pan American Airways reported| The regular monthly business BATHROOM g persons were meeting of the Women's Society of A surprise shower and card party out of Juneau on Chi an Service will meet to- was given on Sunday for Mrs. iay morrow evening at the Methodist Lorraine Knowles in apartment 503 J. J. Meher: Church. at the Baranof by Mrs. John H. r Schneider, Earl| Devotions will be led by Miss williams and Mrs. Ralph B. Wil- eld, John Likness, Ida Ruth Brooks at 8 o'clock in the jjams Miss Knowles is to be mar- Donald Harper, Ruth Har- chapel. The business meeting and rieq March 15 to Mr. Fred Cav- n will follow in the parson- gnaugh. Mrs. Madeline Sturm Wil present were the guest of honor, subject, “Children and s and co-hostess, and the » dealing primarily mon I Fairbanks to Juneau: Estelle age Dorothy Green speak on th: cau to Seattle Carolyn the Churc Mrs Robert Killewich, son, \\'ix‘un‘\' Couch, Mrs.| with the needs of the Sunday npo Mildred Mancell, Mrs. Rus- . k Marshall Scheol. Hostesses for the eve- e T : to Annette: John Cassel- Wil B AR Bl Mathany Tk apTan L ot AMBI L ITHBATK A PR " Mrs. Gladys Robards The group played pinochle, with i ; : I e ne: amne TR aRR high henors going to” Mrs. Kille- _I'LL TAKE y Z» OSCAR, THIS ISDUCK DOWN ANP f - . Richard T“XRLIR:.II:“:_)“!:‘(;‘(?V 1;(::‘1.,"', wich, Mrs. Dunlap received the WHALEBURGERS YOUR FOND A QUICK-FREEZE L LOCK You N \ = St b o N SEATTLE ncolation prize. The honor guest Z UNSTEAD !! FAREWELL, SIR 2? "= | DON'T THINK s Stephen McKunley Paul, the received a box full of shower gifts. =y ¢ 'S CONNECTED | _ g fourth grandehild of Mr. and Mrs. 4 - S . % ATTENTION EASTEPN S1AR william L. Paul, Sr, was born in ROBT. MACKEY DIES Members requested to meet and Seattle on Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mackey, long time resi- leave from the Temple at 1:45 Fred Paul and is their third child. dent of Juneau, passed away yes- Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paul, former terday at St. Ann's Hospital. He 8 Nellie Kirkpatrick. Juneau res! are now living was about 80 years old, and his N By order of the Worthy Matron. in Seattle where he has a law physician, Dr. William Whitehead, - adv. 518-t1/ cifice. said that death was from a heart o E condition. CAITION " Mackey, who lived at 201 Wil- ) 3 ™S ;":&‘zen [ y 3 loughby, is survived by his widow. =3 b w’ at 's ]"..s’c? Funeral arrangements are pending : fl Py 2 WSE‘_B#JZGERS 27 - S | at the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. - MUSIG IS A LANGUAGE . . . Theonly b= amwn . ; = 3 g NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROOF language in the world that is understood OF LAST WILL AND TESTI. [N - —— — : . W, e w . MENT AND PETITION FOR AP- , ) IEF. SAID A PHONE CALL | I GUESS by all the people. Ifusic is a recreation. P OINTMART OF ADMINIBENA: - [LLATS GO OER TO T 2 | 7o THE MINERSVILLE POLICE SAYS A 4 WE WIND UP gk & TOR W. W. A MIDNITE LUNCH AN’ EAT, ) ? THAT MASKED MEN.DONE IT. ) 774 | STOLEN CAR WAS FOUND WITH ONE CF f1{ HOLDIN' A Music is a builder of health. NOTICE IS HERZBY GIVEN: WE CAN TALK THERE. 4, : 5 THEY GOT A DESCRIPTION. .. ; 4 OUR MONEY BAGS IN IT... EMPTY? 1 7{ ©TY BAG Music has as many definitions as it has blessi that vroof wil be taken before the P I 5gTAQIYN¥RiECEEN’ABLE TPICK " ‘ ! . '-\"‘0.’ One of the best, was written many, many above _t‘lllit!llcd E'il;urt lian'Tdcourlt. 7 - S i , | 2 o ¢ 1 he world’s wises: flos 'S, % room in the Federal Building in ago by one he world's wisest philosophers, the el [ AM. on February 27th, 1947, of «Mustc 18 a moral law. It hat certain Last Will and Testi- scul to the universe, ment made January 23, 1947, by S A\RTHUR NICHOLSON, of Juneau, the mind, flight t Alaska, who died on January 24, p ion, charm to sad- and, that at said time and e t nd life to every- lace a hearing will be had upon thing else. It is the essence ¢ the petition of GARLAND BOG- A AN for his appointment as ad- and leads: to alli that i ninistrator W. \lJVIJ A. of the estate 5 do, good, just and beautiful” d ARTHUR NICHOLSON, de- ) - - 5 ; i ) . c and that all persons in in- bk RY : 3 % 2y If music does t tor people, why shouldn’t we erest are required to appear at said o 3 . ‘ b more of it, and why should not each one of ime and place and show cause why 3 P IT WORKED LIKE A CHARM. TO DISPOSE OF \ TIMBER TOP?:N’,_;,:geAécna:K!wg GOT ' g | us participate in producing good musi id Last Will and Testament is NOTHING WiLL EVER CONVINCE | SLPERSTITICUS |GOT APONT. WiITH THE 4 QURSELVES A * d Wm. J. Burns, the great detective: oot Hie Lagt WL 80 ToeEae OH, masTER! IT A MONKS WASNOT | MONCS INATIZZY OUR ) TACTICAL ADIANTAGE. » e hich there is a maximum of of ARTHUE, NICHOLSON, dBotas- WAS V/ZONG TO DIFFICULT -BUT K CHARACTER'SON KS LETS EXPLOT IT. WE and Tl show you a city with a minimum of ed ‘abd why ARLAIRD SN |RED THE PERSONAL TOLCH OF THE | WHAT OF MAN, OWN AGAIN. ARE GONG AFTER 3 7 should not b appointed adminis- i b GRANDFATHER OFALL DEMONS. ‘__,—) SANDHURST. or W. W. A. of the estate of said d and Letters of Adminis- inlz 1 Over. Give your children a chance. | o tration issued to him as prayed for [ 1 Tfisre Is no heflet aSSYIlral'll:e pullcy h’r !he"’ .“[:‘xitseg?:itugl\:;leau, Alaska, Febru- St iy 13th, 1947, {utvre. Let Us Help You. g FELIX GRAY. QLF.\ i{fi v Fe g FELIX GRAY, United States 4 y H;Sic flppLY l" ommissioner and Ex-Officio Pro- ddalic !E’ " ; 4 i 'mc. sate Judge for the Juneau, Alaska, Seccnd and Seward Streets mmissioner’s Precinct. — ‘ MOTCR REBUILD' and MARINE SERVIC | rBUT MR TRACY, MY ORDERSY | AND AT MISTY WATERS’ ARE TO KEEP YOU IN BED. / |HOUSE A SHORT WAY FROM WHAT SsHALL THE RESORT HOTEL LSAY IF THE /TELL MY I AND HE SAID CHIEF CALLEZ g T'VE CONE | [SoME DAY, AFTER T TRACY? 2KIING? Al |HE wAS WELL, HE'D [ -VISIT COME OUT AND 4 USPP VISIT Us. ,w_,% Machine Work — Welding ENGINE REBUILDING--HARDWARY 12 West 10th Street PHONF 44° GOSH, INFLUENCE, ITS TOO BAD WE CAN'T GET OUT AND ENJOY THIS COUNTRY. I LOVE SKIING, i Seam o ¢ YOU CAN GET A GOOD LOOK. ———— e —————————— 4 A— - EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS ROLLERS HALIBUTERS GILLNETTERS | | HAIRDOS of We can supply ali types of gear at Reasonable Prices. See us now while i Beuuty we still have a large stock and, before prices advance further. We have: Lauson & Red Wing Motors. Kolstrand Gurdies, etc. Hazard “Korod- pr in Jess” & Roebling's Trolling Strand. Canadian Wonder, JHS, McKnight are within reach }?f & Superior Spoon. 7" Martin Plugs, all colors. Herring & Salmon Nets. every woman Wwho E). N THIS SIX e s Calvert Reserve BLENDED WHISKEY o s -86 8 Proof—85% Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City THE HARD PART WAS | WELL, YOU PUT ON MAKIN’' ’EM THINK | A GOOD ACT | COULDN'T HELP KNOWIN; NINA, THE KIDS IN THE GANG HAD « A GUILTY LOOK ALL DAY. ‘ A (S— CARD FOR YQU, JUDY. | HAVE A HUNCH THE SURPRISE PARTY LAST NIGHT WASN'T A SURPRISE. NO WORD FROM THE FOLKS. THEY MUST LIKE FLORIDA. THEY'RE STAVING LONGER ¥ Mustad Hooks: herring, salmon, halibut. Fishermen'’s Gloves; elastic puts herself in the hands of our skilled operators. reversible. Optimus Stove & Coleman Lanterns. Smith Boat Paint ars, oils, turps. Whitlock & Fitler Buoyline. Manila Anchor Line, chain or cable. Phones: Green 113 Open: 9 to 9 Black 724 We deliver MADSEN CYCLE & FISHING SUPPLY NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION c o = A N SICH A GOOD - HEARTED, = [ sHUX- 11’5 TR’ 3 ; : : THOUSHTY, CRITIER LUKE BE!! ) e | GRIZZLY BO‘RRS | : ; A-RISKIN' HIS LIFE W E HE'S A-LOOKIN' OL LUKE HICKSON'S THEM GRIZZLY BARS | BARANOF L e SAAY'! | | TO SIARCH FER MV BEAUTY SALON ST O At s Phone 538 Asphalt Tile! CORK and RUBBER FLOORING WEATHERSTRIPPING SASH BALANCES Walltex———Congo-Wall ' Juneau Paint & Supply ! Phone 407—118 2nd St. 1 Channel Boat Works P. O. 2133 West Juneau Across from Boat Harbor Phone RED 110, after 6 P. M. crrsrrrrerrrrrrrrssres) = j BOATS BUILT and REPAIRED ! SERYING ALASKA