The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1947, Page 6

PAGL SIX _— Make Use of the Exeellent Service Provided by Our NEW SCHEDULES Passenger and Express DAILY Juneau—Ketchikan SOUTHBOU? NORTHBOUND Ar. 4:10P Lv. 3:20P Lv. 2:50P Lv. 2:00P Ar. 11:50*A Lv. 10:30A TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS Juneau—Haines—Skagway 2 J Ar. 4:40P Lv. 3:55P Lv. 3:30P (120”) imes PST Juneau — Icy Strait Area LEAVE JUNEAU 9:30 A. M. for Funter, Hoonah, Excursion , EMfin Crv\o Port, Althorp, Pelican, Kim- and return nce of stops variable MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS Juneau — Chatham Area LEAVE JUNEAU, 9:30 A. M. for Hawk Inlet, Chatham, Todd, Barar Angoon — and return (De equence of stops variable) PHONE 612 nmnw% ey Phy sot |%:s JUNEAU — e e ——— ELLIS f\ll{ LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TG KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With conneections to Craig, Klawock. Hydaburg anc steamers for Prince Rupel‘t Vancouver, and Seattle Tenakee, FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 D g-(:qdzm Moe appointe (‘f;!::l‘ the first of emen “Anew home i ‘8 lock the Plumbing ® Heafing awarded Mrs. Mt n d.“; Mrs. McG nklin will be open | Burners - il 0' u was captured by t . made pies and cak The honor gues the e ol 633-11 ) H [z a lovel nandki d, Maurice heaton T - i Telephmle_319 nghtS-REd 730 ot Jll)\:“gu)lx\l”?xm ent were Marie and T. P. Wilhelm were app: LOST AND ruunn i M h. sh ' . [* Mulc Vera Dahl, Ethel John- the ed as a committee to work um' ac me op’ n » ston, Mabel Rapuzzi, Jackie the Al Development Boar I N “-}‘>i;;40’lll 2 Adele McGua Lea Moe, Mary . Juneau 4 o i s (e, ¥ ZI\/I(:C:n: “g::tlm Rafferty, Myrtle 2 Mayor Carroll has” recetved an! ftalned money and keys. Keep » g ot i iacf i Keller, Edith Lee and Ruth Honius — invitation to attend the Thaney, DIgASRLEPIUEN. (0 HmBe, 0 | e m was a Skagway natlonal Sourdough's Assoclatl LOST—Ladies hand engraved purse - I | ‘Tuesday morning Mavis Soldin, r on the last- Louise and this month in Seattle at the New R Tar side, Elk S EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED |\ ST Mk oie Stettin and Kay B e il s W ineton HoWLT (s plane aya), Lo0 NIl O e Bk, 9n Froh) DR.D.D MARGUARDT and Bobbie Dilg of Juneau, 1 time. still indefinite although stantial reward, return to Em-| Shve ;i {for Whitehorse to spend - ideas in regard pire 633-3 OPTOMETRIST days vacationing at the Mar F. ticipation o] convention R0 A s Second and Franklin Juneau ‘mmn. llingham. | discuss at iength. FOUND—A Caiiga carrying case, PHONE 505 FOR APPOINTMENTS ——— ads the| Sey eresting plans are un-| owner may have same by identi- | and Mrs. Bruce Boynton s t the St. Joseph|der consideration for the 50th| jying and paying for this adv. < Lkplm last Saturday and Sul y at Hospital, were £ ay visitors this “anni v of the Gold Rush dh-tf | | Portage fishing and caught a few weckend, enroute to their home injhere, information on which will| — —— —— —- | grayling. They report a hard hail Bellingham after a visit with their be divulged later. { Lulu chain !n-;u'uh»(, 3 V'storm Saturday afternoon son They came over! — ‘ zircons. Return to Empire. | —_— the highway from Anchorage to! Another swell dance in the series 631-t4 Mrs. Olive Talbot accompanied Whitehorse end enjoyed the won- jcf Days of '98 program dances was | . B TR F R E IG ll I her daughter and husband, Mr. derful scenic Leauty of the trip held Thursday night and a good|” mond ri g, tnscr ption inside (Bill and Mrs. Jack Garloc over the White Pass railroad uv-‘i;mwd was in attendance Ir:‘m Pat s 43']"\’0‘ A_'e“:“” 2 . & age the first of the we! ric tween Whitehorse and Skagway. Dr.§ . e gl : [52“‘& Reh‘]ge)‘ahon | went to Whitehorse by train and and Mrs. Cook will leave on \hei Alfred Sulliva pv!mtugrflpher par DRF: ¥ AR over the Alcan Highway. Mrs. ' Alaska. {excellence, is in Skagway fqr the | FoUND. Dmv 31F944, write P. O. | George Hooker is taking Mrs. Tal- et summer. He is now locaed in th Box 2323 or Phone Red 768, or| Lot's The Emblem Club met in regularBallard district in Seattle. He w Alaska Coastal. 623~ '.6 SERVICE 1o ALASKA Regular sailings from Seattle and Tacoma, Washingten For Rates and Information CONSULT Alaska Transporfatien Company GASTINEAU HOTEL P. 0. Box 61—PHONE 879 Juneau, Alaska * The B. M. Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska 'COMMERCIAL SAVINGS g THE DAILY ALA‘KA EMPI QL—JUNEAU ALASKA day. interesting McGuane gave ement an ion younge in r fry now age [-H-H-o-v R Zenith FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1947 very enjoyable In members were received into the 0\'-‘(1:0»\‘1:\. Canada, arrived on the »up were Anne Briggs, Mavis ization by initiation, Mrs. Ju-'last Loat and will spend the ne xt|$ j e wsy o es 8 and daughter, Mavis, Miss ani tevensen, Evangeline Taylor, months here with her 1- m an e from the Whit sie Dedman. After the cere- 'er Percy, and Mrs. Colton of e r Fr m k Cecilia and Eric Selmer, Johnny Gertrude Beitinger, Jerry Bi made the trip to Upper Lake the! o agway Hoyt Jimmie Beitinger, Bonnie char and Evelyn Boynton served second day she was here and feels oAy d Wilson of Whitehorse, and delicious refreshments. “hn initiation to the rugged beau= " » ol I e Dilg from Juneau. | PO ties of Skagway was rather stiff.| (Special cum«pund.nm . . H. J. Hodgi: — RP s SKAGWAY, Alaska, July 12.—On s visited for a sh d Hugo PFrederick-| Mr father of Mrs, Ve -nMu HY & H“PHY Fon ALE July 6 the City Council held their tim afternoon ak were registered at the . who has been visiting his| —r SR o ; second public rate hearing in re- 5 by a torm Hotel this week and family the past two|BEAUTIFUL 3 - bedroom home — o s+ e o s o o o's gards to the request of the Skag- as a passenger for his| ™Modern, nice furniture, in Dc . ¥ . |way Public Service Company for a| Mr. 4 Mrs. Walter Self, Mr., Dr B. Laughrey, May Laugl n the Louise. Mrs las, . FOR SALE ° rajse in rates for cooking and wat- and Mrs. Maurice Wheaton, Miss s > Laughrey aind Anna M grandchild will| PETERSON PROP., Glacier High- e . er, heating. Walter Stuart, electri- Mary Pullen and Max Kopanski L. Flynn Jamestown, Pa.,!vis 8 | way, S-room mod homeé. 4- o 105 Foot Caterpiller ° cal engineer of Ketchikan, who was spent Sunday at Portage fishing t a few in Skagway this| room 1o h lights and water. ® powered barge, twin screw, o emplcyed by the city to go over| They were not | Haines population was increased s patented land ° coempletely refrigerated, . the books and operations of the ting a fish e {by two this week when Mrs. Tag|4- UEDUOU\ and 2 bedroom homes e Particulars, Bert Ruoff, . company to see if this 1 was | time anyho' Noel Pennington and Mrs. Gallant both gave birth| Star Hill ° Cordova, Alaska . justified, gave his report on a fair | electrical storm B. C., were gu to girl babies at the White Pass|2-BEDROOM, central location. ° . cost of operating the electrical followed by a he North Hotel Fridayhospital LOVELY SFATTLE home, 2 bed- ®¢ e ® o © o o o o utility 1 until late in the nights - - roums, basement, good res. dist. —— BRI The report was discussed at great — | Ed Hanousek has been enjoy te : a8 F _ ¢ leputh' as wis. ‘lso. the. néw - rabhl ik aiew president Mascolm Moe called a‘his furlough vi with his sis-| MACHINE SHOP — modern, right "L Upholsterec day bed . and chedule, which is based on thelployees are ing of the Skagway Chamber|ter Goldie Hukill and husband. He| price ‘L‘v‘h‘:‘%b"”‘“"‘l‘l’_fg‘“_ “““b'.“é“" capital invested, less depreciation,!the ¢ Sommersh- BI . Eridny ~eventhg ¥ 1h-the While he wa: €| SHOESHOP— Best location. Owner | \h0 “itr O r‘a ‘I(“e_"f-d Hdge as approved at the first rate I town 33 members and one visitor his brother, Emii, flew to Juneau| will train purchase gsiol ks e o P oftis] ing, and fair cost of Itimed out for the session. Pre- from Cordoy i to Skagway for|COSGROVE PROPERTY — Thane' pore ot oveen 6 and § p.m. Stuart reported the light Wm, Burfield ¢ Lor-| oding the meeting members en- @ ¢ visit with him. Both men| Road. Large acreage, lights, etc. R B e b too high and the cooking plane | jovcd one of Jimmy Patterson’s ex- left on the plane today for Juneau {14-ROOM bome near business dil s 633-t1 low, the latter being considerabls ! dinners {Ed will go on to Seattie by plane| trict, completely furnished. Pur-'3 PIECE maple bedroom set, like under cost. He stated a raise | The old matter of and Emil will return to Cordova.| nace. Terms new, 6 cu. ft. General Electric rates was not justified, but a The Alsska the|in r rates betw 3 |3-BEDROOM home on Basin road, ! refrigerator, good condition. Ph propet ! Bird, left full {and Juneau on the Ellsworth A\‘L(f"”h‘ left on the| furnished, priced right. Green 167 632-13 This new rate schedule will er list thi N s discussed plane this afternoon for Jllneuu _____ uslom e VD , the customers akout $2500 1 and will be there until Tuesday af- FORD SEDAN, gocd shape. See :’«n(I will allow one meter syste b5 :\\ I A ootmalt appointed to ternoon Mr. McCarthy is \\l‘lkmz‘M"RPHY & MURPHY Connors Motors, P 631-t1 »47‘3 r: A l\’(r‘u\kmumfi.mrh: eet the party of 21 prominent for Morgan Reed in the ]"vl“" Bar. ‘ REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS . s V‘nri»mVe t_," s ),\v,” essa r Max e s i Edith, wife o: Warren J mm.m,‘(m”,ba Natioesi Bud i Bt nt-extra heavy ing e which Ard, passed a late Thursday e on oil storage tank. Phone \er vecoms Me- |yl arrive July 20, On the ternecon at the White Pass ron SALE S N e wee i Ranins i Brkrabing Mol pn; chalr- Giter an extey ““I”““f. i IW Champion Deluxe outboard ased on accepted 1 Budd, Tierney f“:_‘“' “‘_'.I“:,L;:;‘llll_” 4 F hp. OUTBOARD xf“';t“ T g4y motors, 42 hp. $147. Juneau actices m':x'"( an x‘e'.~ wh“”y A _\(m C. A, Carroll Malcolm Bt ul‘ilm Iash Weat 1 St. Pho 4 | Welding and Machine Sho]).‘ larger rate r ine pop- (Moe £ 633-t1 631-tf ONE LADY's 1ur jacket, s prior % < thorough first ed the week s th”y’ \‘h kS, Panive L eks 01 or call at Sc time the reco 12th anniver eptionally a : SORES abtor il Sak: 631- pany have been entertained ool tic is belived summ nepard was employed by the Al-) S5 16 b MO T ined nd a picnic success a Road Commissic ! ” ‘\“ Y+ 6 CYLINDER 80 L.p. Buda gas mar- ned e s el ‘a8 ‘sootally > mourn her pa | h oil burner > ine, sust overhauled, with seration which has been a five year| - finish, -§ Com-{ wheel, very: reasonably ‘priced. See Mandsy Y everyone was particu- Old son, Jay and the baby o5, Hay- Bluesprlala, fomteiby at MacLean Metal work Riswe wis Iaod mend Warren mother by| on i.shing boat, 3 prints | e : s Araver (Tabaitin thit loption, Mrs. Pr aines, flat bottom skiff with | 57 - B haver the: ratty hd other relativ u oard, $ | Pei.can Tonc. SRR e Mrs. Shepard wa ss frem post, Douglas; Worthingten h duty eng: e St e Ll hospital the fir - Hichv 633-t1{ 8 hp. diesel auxilissy enzine, (DR o i o Uer congitibn critical short- -— : phone, direction finder ¥ o b Juneau, stated ¥ after noon on Thursday, follow-|'37 V gocd | mike, see: owner aboard Boate tram ed by eath a few hou nn ne Blue| boat at City Float. 630- rip over . An attempt . 633-12 v g Soeess i ¢ WO EBEDROOM furnisied nouse mett in £ from 6 untili'os T t > cooperation of irl t ed, I ms and & or over plans to go on to Whitehorse and me ith the Canadian Boy Scouts. at the daintily visit with Mrs. 1 ice cream and and Mrs. Robert ing the dessert Mrs ed unt ot Fairba place in the Riewe's Store. cession in their club room in l‘n‘[stay with his mother and brother A party of Skagway hikers climb- Elks' Hall Friday evening with ajand sister while here. ed to the Devil's Punch Bowl above good attendance. After the regu St cer Dewey Lake Mor session three nev Miss Elsie L. Colten of Saska business ay and re- | la Phones: SCHEDULE S. S. ALASKA Passenger: Leave Seattle Juneau North Jnx:’ealu ;‘Qouth y 22 y 2 uly lns iu:i 5 Jlxl\lx 69 Aug. 12 Freight: o el 23 Non-Scheduled Freight Vessels SQUARE SINNET SAILOR'S SPLICE PALISANA -- LUCIDOR CHIEF WASHAKIE H. E. GREEN Agent Louis R a drug before arriy of Skagway not ey did several hours later The remains rested in t! tuary of the Presbyterian Friday morning, and was taker to nes on a boat which came e for that irposz short- r ncon. Funeral service held there late Frid interment made in the Etta Church Mr. cemetery. M ; ing for the Jay are in Haines -ee - SANDWICH SHOP " FOR RENT | |3 ROOM fullll.’~hed cabin, oil ra shower bath. 513 Willoughby. 633-t3 | FURNISHED ROOMS, near busi- | ness section. 326 2nd St. Phone { Black 354. 2 - 629-tf 2 OFFICES for tent in su;psan Bldg. 624-tf SPACE in Khnc Eld}( suitable for office or store. Call Black 763. 624-tf privileges — Home Phone 886, ROOM—kitcken Hotel. NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day of week. Colonial Hotel. Ph, 187. 546-2t. "ROOMS-—Kuchen priviteges. Hom Hotel—Ph. 886, SEAVIEW APT.—Ops block frop Pederdl Bullding. (370-8¢) ARCHIE B. BETTS Public Accountant Auditor Tax Counselor Simpson Bldg. Phone 757 Furs? Complete Fur Service at a Very Reasonable Price " CAPITOL FUR SHOP ! at 113 Third Street Shepard and SEVEN ROO Cocd « d; L Sellir | one ye sale HAREOR CAFE NOW open 10 am. to 10 pum. lunches .85 Dinner. New Mana ment. 592-1 7 1, fully furnished from Baranof Phone 187 623-t1 ' MISCELLANEQUS HOME HAIK Stylist—Permanents— Machineless—and Culd Waves by appointment oniy. Violet Seaberg, Phone Green 483. 587-t1 iced WINTER ‘L I'OND CO., Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing — Printing — Enlarging Artists’ Paints and Materials of Finest Quality (_;UAP.A‘\ITL!:D PC’“NHC Perman— ent, $7. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lela’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. WARTED SALESMEN, housewives, retired clerks, etc.—can sell all types of household linens — sheets, pillow , turkish towels, table linens, ets, etc. to private clientele. High income for men and women with established following. Write for details to Schwob Linens, Inc., 12 East 46th St., Dept. ALJ, New York 17, N. Y. MEN OR WOMEN earn excellent commissions taking crders full or part-time for nationally known Maisonette Frocks. Write Field Megr.; Miss E. Gustafsen, Box 290, Fairbanks, Alaska. Experience un- necessary; must ke reliable. 632-16 FURNISHED two bedroom apt. or house. Permanent residents. Mrs. Frank R. Clayton. Ph. 294. 630-1f WANTED enogr };her in law of- fice, $250 monthly, permanent. Give experience, references. Write 627-t1, ( 1 SALESMEN hcu;ewwes renred clerks, etc.—can sell all types of household linens—sheets, pillow cases, turkish towels, table linens, blankets, etc. to private vlientele. High income for men and women with estaklished following. Write for details to Schwof Linens, 1z @ast 46th St. Dept. ALJ, York 17, N. Y. 624-t2 Empire 2 In 3rd Sv. 617-1mo. tull | land up ready leads, e Eu”’ 630~ 526 Ea 630-16 FOR ALE, completely rished beach frontage. $3,500 phcre €41, 8 am. to 5 pm 630-15 1ith | SHARP and C Streets. 629-t1 1940 BUICK $475. Call Red 380 afl- er 5 pm. 629-tf OVER STUFFED davenport and chair, cf d articles. Assemb) dining table, beds and chest vers. Quilting frame, misc 214 4th St. across from: Apts. 629-6t 4 “and cabins on ot 620-tf X165 feet Phene 336 after 6 pm HOLSE FOR SALE near Bo'\( Hi bor. Phone Black 120 or Green 634, 626-t. NEW FHA HOME completely fur- nished. Includes piano, radio, phoncgraph combination, refriger- ator. electric stove, easy whirl dry, oil furnace, garden, cabin, poultry house, 3 city lots. Teras, call Douglas 884. 627-t1. H 27 ft. CABIN CRUISEER No. 31 415, galley, head, sleeps 4; le * than 100 beurs cn rebuilt 95 Ker- math. See at float 3, Slip 4 or Larry Bahn, Motor Rebuild. 626 174 8 l(.: Craft, OABIN CRUISER, 26 ft. by V-bottom, 85 h.p. Chris stove, sink, toilet and skiff, $1600. Write box 117, Petersburg, Alas- ka. 627-tf. 50% INTERn T of the Alaskan HO- tel of Cordova, Alaska, which in- cludes Hotel, Bar and Liquor Store. For particulars write or sel Robert Leff, Alaskan Hotel, Cor: dova, Alaska. Box 19. Buyer t¢ take possession immediately. 596-t 1mo sished 4 room COMPLETELY fu house, $4,600. See between 11 a. r1, and 1 pm. only. 808 5th and Park. 622-t1 TANNED rabbit skins, all sizes, all colors, calf skins, seal, wolf, wolv- erine, racoon,.lamb, etc. Immed- iate delivery, any quantity. Val- cauda Fur Co. Seattle, Wash. 619-t2 APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428. 618-tt FOR SALE—Three houses and lot, houses in good condition and best location. Inquire Trevor Davis, Box 576, Juneru 472-t1 THREE DEUCHS length 50 ft, ready for trolling or charter work. Call Red 333. 604-t1 5 ACRES with modern 5 room furnished house, city light, suit- able for chicken ranch with brooders and incubators. Ph. 357 596-t1 Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Speclulizingl in permanents. Open evenings by , KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, appointment, 203--t1 AXMINISTER Rug, 10 ft. 4 in. x 8 ft. 3 in; Easy washer with spinner, Gen. Elec. vacuum clean- er, Phione Black 139, H89-11