The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1947, Page 7

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Fried Shrimp, $1.00 Complete Lunch, 85 46— Kiaka Tine ried Shrimp, $1. “omplete Lunch, 85¢ Line News. & AS | NAME A 7 " 3 e MON ., WE ARE L : R g Fresh Strawberry Sundae, 30¢ 10‘1’05:;‘;‘::‘28 g Music, (1 WISH 10 KNOW WHoYEAM, PLEASE (NO. YA DPON'T !!) SHOVIN' ORF FROM A"EANWH‘LE‘ \'I\E GAKE. YO0 Tg i gy OPEN:10 A. M. to 10 P. M. A RtaTears G Gt ¢ dhitgs WILL WIN ALL BALL GAMESX ANSWER O8] HERE AT ONCE'T! o "ONE 15 A 'VES-BIRD' THE without noice | | (scrpuien For Tomor ;YES" OR - OTHER A 'NO-BIRD' THEIR /sekda; o Ao S INO" { . 2.\ VERACITY IS PRICELESS — ~———————————————| Daytime forecasts on wekdays at | (€2 () P 0L ¢ y S5 S-SR | | 8:00, 9:30 A.M., and 12:00 Noon. { z \ 7 3 (AQE You ) ~ \ ™) 3 S AS PRESIDENT OF WABBL! ; » ¢ S o WEBBLE, WIBBLE DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP ||| Alaska Janitorial Service BEV. ZUMWALT BACK WOBBLE AND WUBBLE | 5) SUGGEST FRIDAY AUGUbT I5 1947 : : . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN & MARINE WAYS {| A Depenaable, Eficient, Modern || Rey. A, Zumwalt, pastor of the New construction & repair worle Commercial and Home 1 . ‘Authart Dealar 2 v B Seventh Day Adyentist Chur(‘h uthorized Dealer for :::)r::sn?l;“;_; [here, flew to Ketchikan on Sunday | 2 v to meet and escort to Craig, Rev.! P%OESTDB;?}I;?{(W CONKLE & FOLLETTE |and Mrs. F. C. Stokes, new pastor | |and teacher and his wife for that | WHEN IN NEED OF |, Village. { FRED R. WOLF | Diesel OlioStove Ofl—Youwr || Flving fram Craig to Petersburg . 4 Coal Choice—General Haul- | vesterday, Rev. Zumwalt continued | Electrical Contractor {| ing — Storage ana Crating— ||Pack to Juneau Wednesday after- HRouse Wiring PHONE 022 noen wn{)"AVIaska Coastal Airlines soourseeciALTy || Junean Tramsfer T OREY i At : M SUPPOSED TO. ITS GETTING LATE, JUE ... Y0U DRIVE TG ANDERSON : EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will | | I THOUGHT YOU 4 ) DAD AND I ARE GOING TO Y op AND TRY TO GET THIS SERUN '\ ILL GIT THERE FAST AS I ' AT e . i pay you to fiestigate our offerings | | WERE O SEE DOCTOR Pl FOR: y S AT THE HOSPITAL ... M AFRAID KIN.. H.S. GRAVES Say It With Flowers” but | /i well chosen investments, ALAS- | | HUNTER TONIGHT, TTEN....YOU KNOW oLl THIS 15 MOUNTEIN NS . VA . 0. BE UP % 9 KA FINANCE CORPORATION, ! The Clothing Man || “SAY IT WITH OURS! Cooper Bullding, 4th and Main. . HOME OF Juneau Florists |- T FLORSHEIM SHOES PHONE 311 National Forest Timber For Sale i - 2 il Y d by th GEORGE BROS. || Sanitary Meat Co. | nimes e S s | Widest Selection of FOR QUALITY MEATS up to and including 9:00 A.M. Sei AND POULTRY tember 15, 1947, for all the mer- Ll UORs FREE DELIVERY chantable dead timber, standing or down, and all the live timber mark- 1 ed or designated for cutting, on an area totaling approximately 25 acres, S&T ! INSURED—CLEAN—HEATED on the northwest side of Lemon PHONE 399 Call Phenes 13 and 49 Creek north of Juneau, adjacent to | Men’s and Boys' Clothing || STORAGE | 5 vational Forest Boundary, Ton- | R < - ; — - | £ . LS 3 OH, WOE! SUCH A DISGRACE TO FALL. UPON By Day, Week, Month—New gass ({““?_“31353565:‘ ?l;u]l\{:, esti- l ACROSS STREET FROM G ey mated to be 539,000 feet B.M., more B t < i - 3 Warshoige or less, of Sitka spruce and western | PATRICK.! TYAT VOICE 15 FAMILIAR. Gl 4 M erngUEEEWGWICBC‘:Z%M@MAND\:flT‘;'VIW%_bAgET‘E‘TZA@ED Wartield’s Drug Store || BODDING’S TRANSFER | r-miock sawtimber, and 1000 lincar N AND THE FUNNY SAYINGS EVEN MORE ! B ISFORTUNE SHOULD COME TO M h Box 1465 Phone 671 Fuel—Drayage Phone 707 | feet, moie or less, of piling. No bid 2 . L X b of less than $2.00 per M feet B.M. IN THAT DOORWAY...THEN TELL ME IF for spruce sawtimber, $1.00 per M I SHOULD START BELIEVING IN GHOSTS. 5 Alas“a “eal Marke’ feet BM for hemilock antimber. The largest and most complete and lc per linear foot for piling up S SEATTLE: stock of Fresh and Frozen to and including 95 feet in length 5 Meats in Juneau and 1':zc per linear foot for piling Por COMFORT and L. A. STURM—Owner over 95 feet in ienguh will be con- SERVICE PHONES 39 — 539 sidcred. $500 must accompany each | —— e ssremnn., bid, to be applied cn the purchase Get the NEW — _ price, refunded or retained in part WASHINGTON 5 lijuidated damages, according tc Thatcher, Habit! the conditicns of the salee Primary Mgr. ! ’ manufacture outside of the Terri- . Casler’s Men's Wear | 502 i, . e o the | p1CK TRACY ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME Formerly SABIN'S timber is sunject to the consent of i he Regional Foraster. The 1 s v — . e b ot S Stetson and Mallory Hats | tocurncs te rovmct oy o alb hide L , S 7 f [ THERE GOES THE RESCUE ; X SQUAD. HA! HA! HA' Arrow Shirts and Underwear § received. Before bids are submitted, : Alien Edmonds Shoes full infcrmation concerning the [ - SHUT THE PETCOCK ) y | Skyway Luggage timber, the conditions of sale, and ON THE GAS DRUM. wgsgfi‘%‘gs-rugfgvfiaé?ST | the submission of bids should be | | WHAT DO VOU SEE IN B : O-emammaeoeme | Sbtained from the Division Super- TH'S ROOM. ED? THOSE Bovs ARE %AD' | visor, Juneau, Alaska, or the Re- X > ! glonal Forester, Juneau, Alaska. First publication, Aug. 15, 1947. Last publication, Aug. 29, 1947. CALL FOK' BIDS JUNEAU PUBLIC SCHOOLS Notice is hereny given that the Juneau Puklic School Board will receive sealed bids for the preform- ance of the following service: Transportation of crude oil = e P from source of supply in Ju- 7 Z % o % :;:::::: 3:::::::: neau to the tanks of the Ju- . el NOTHING DOING! IVE HAD 54 GooD! | WAS GETTING neau Public Schools, and deliv- KEEP RIGHT ON GOING i THAT HAT 50 LONG IT5 READY TO THROW IT §. S. ALEUTIAN 5 AU, 17 ery into said tanks, for the PART OF ME S. S. BARANOF .. i Aug. 19 Aug. 24 Behopl Year oominieHblE Seb SKEEZIX! IVE BEEN HOPING F z, Z gfigl:l};lg: . g:g; il g‘;‘;‘t- ; tember 1, 1947 and ending S THAT WouLD HAPPEN ot : A : g 3 June 30, 1948. Contractor to Northbound: S. S, BARANOF calls at Cordova, Valdez and Seward. guarantee continuous mainten- 8. 8. (AN—Seward ¢irect from Juneau. ance of fuel supply at an op- Southbound: S. S. BARANOF—Seward to Juneau direct. erating level in said tanks, so 8. 8. ALEUTIAN calls at Valdez and Cordova. jong as fuel is available for Both Steamers call at Ketchikan northbound and southbound. transport, as a condition for the | FREIGHTER SERVICE: All freighters calling at Prince William Sound’| Maintenance of the contract. will call at Ketchikan and Juneau Northbound | Bids will be received in the of- and will accept all cargo offerings for these: '“'v‘e of the Superintendent of two ports, 'Schools until 4 p.m. August 21, 1947, The Juneau Public School Board resérves the right to refuse any, or . % AR ‘ROUND all, bids. 3 . : JUNEAU PUBLIC SCHOOL i | SHUX--JES' MAKE BUT--CONFIDENTIAL, : For the Bonrdno !.?(’% C. Clark, i ‘;/lgBrE?EE'g g‘osf\?eps?EF‘?DRE-\} q A(V“Z SMIF-- I AB E S AF E NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETI- MR.SPERRIT-- PAW'S YION FOR CHANGE OF NAME | | GONE TO GIT TH' BUY wnd HOLD UNITED sTATES (@@ || Norice s, memem oy SAVING BONDS d 8 neau, Alaska has filed petition in XA A the District Court for the Territory of Alaska Division Number 1 at Ju- neau for change of his name from = ..c munagement of this |Richard John Parent! to Richard John Parent and that on July 31, vauE 1§ Oieaged Lo conserva- 1947 the Court ordered a hearing ave operation. The safety 3 . upon the petition to be held before 2 ot depusitors’ funds is our the Court on August 25th 1947 at - griiacy. (OUCRCRIEHRR. - 10:00 am. and at that time and addition, the bank is 8 mem- E i =! NO-HE'S OUT OF & tion. the place all persons may appear and HELLO-JIGGS ! = HIS uul*r WROTE HTr?—wszij NO- HE WROTE BACK per of Federal Denosit In- S HOW'S YER WIFE? E i S surance Corporation which IN TH'S BANK :}‘::W ::““ g st ‘h:‘yu;’:":h:":!‘z - HIS FIGHT WiTl OR WOLLD You B D T Fo= THEMTO W™ prayer pel HINNESSY RATHER TALK DS WOLILD HMAVE T0 50 AN’ LELL BE BACK insures each of our deposit- not be granted and the name of \ ABOUT SOME- i ) ' G = ors against loss .4 MAE: ARE petitioner changed as requested. 5 THIN' PLEASANT? B = 190 WITH TaE mim, of 45,000, . | Given under my hand and the lNSU RED seal of the District Court at Ju- neau, Alaska this 1st day of August, rlfl’L Ty | 0. 0. ADAMS, Agent PHONE 2 \ JOHN H. WALMER, Clerk of the District Court Division Number One FIRST NATIONAL BANK By J. W. LBIVERS, of JUNEAU, ALASKA Deputy. E TI! || Pirst publication, August 1, 1947. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION § |y " Cuntieation, Auust 15, 1947, ¢ Cop 100, Xing B i, o