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POU-Y^AND HER PALS - ~ " By CUFF STERRElj T ' % "
I '/Dll <k . a_i . "" i i i ■ -
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m--1
THE EMPIRE
n TEE MEDIUM
Through which the general
public can alwayi hare it*
want* inpplied.
Clod nr time for elaiailed
advertuementi: 2 P M.
Cloting time for diiplay ad
rertiiementa: 11 A. M.
Ten oente per line frit I*
•ertica
Five oent* for inbiegnent In
section.
Conn* lve average worai to
the line
•---■
FOR SALE _
KOU SAIj:—BUICK 4, 1918. EX
rollout condition, 4 good tires
$;;D(*. See car at Connors,
KXm SALE — VICTROLA AN!
ct: nd, 22 automatic pistol an<
• et.rtriAges, and ono electric waffl
and hot cake iron. See Andorsoi
tl.e 2nd hand man.
FOR SALE 2 'A CARAT DIAMON1
ring. See John Reck personally
First National Rank.
FOR SALE — SEVEN-PASSENGE1
car, in first class condition. Fo
quick sale, $450. Juneau Moto
Co. __
FOR SALE—fiOCKEYE GILL NET!
loads and corks. Henry Roden.
FOll SALE — ALASKA YELLOV
Cedar Poles for telephone and el
ectric power lines. Have now oi
hand 400 from 25 to 80 feet it
length, tops 5 to 12 Inches. Othc
dimensions cut to order. Als.
Yellow Cedar logs for sale. Wi
cut to order Yellow Cedar Float!
for Floating Traps. Prices F. O
D. Ship's tackle. Petersburg. Capi
Fansliaw. or at Logging Oamp i
miles East of Cape Fanshaw
Chrlstoe & Ramstead, Juneau
Alaska.
FOR SALE — SHIPMENT LATE81
Brunswick records. Come In ant
hear them. Anderson Mush
Shop. Phone 143.
FOR SALE—MAXWELL CAR, RE
cently overhauled. Also for hlrt
by day or hour with or without
driver. Inquire imperial Pool
Hall.
THE LATEST bRUNBWlCK. RPC
ords and Consul Phonographs at
Anderson's Plano Shop. Plano)
tuned. Phone 143.
WALL boarh — trnie ror earn
ft. of Washington plaster wall
board; won't warp, won't burn. Mfd.
by Washington Building Product*
*o., 8861 E. Marginal Way. Beattie
‘ FOR RENT
FOR RENT — FURNISHED 4
room flat. Block from Gastineau
Hotel. Phone 221.
FOR RENT—2. 3 AND 4 ROOM
apts. fully furnished, light and
water. Juneau Apartments.
FOR RENT—4 ROOM UNFURN IS li
ed house. Telephone 30.
FOR RENT—3 ROOM FURNISHED
Apt. Phone 2004 421M, B. 7th St.
FOR RENT — FURNISHED ROOM.
Call 115 West 6th St. or Phone
330.
6 ROOM UNFURNISHED PLAST
erod house. Newly renovated.
Phone 300.
FOR RENT — HO U 8 EK E E PIN O
apartment with hath. Corner 3rd
» and Gold St. Phone 136.
FOR RENT—sia ROOM UNFURN
tubed bouse on Dtstln Ave. Allen
Hhattuck.
FOR KENT—«< rooms and prlvat
bath, steam heated and elegantly
furnished. Inquire Office Wlndeo
AptA
." PHONOGRAPH for rent. Pnon
141.
PIANO FOR RENT—Phone 141.
MISCELLANEOUS
CARO HEADING av *21 *v m *10
M., on Tide Flat*.
PALM 1ST—Oouie and have foul
fortune told from your hand. Work,
business, marriage and the future
foretold. 396 Front St.
WANTED
WANTED — YOUNG WIDOW
wants cooking at Mine Boardinj
House Phone or write Empire
Office.
WANTED—TO RENT PIANO. MI ST
be in first class condition. Pliont
282.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — BLUE SILK BELT ANE
Cameo Pin. Reward. Finder picas*
return to Empire Office.
FOR CHARTER
Launch “Earl M”
Freight and Passengers.
Call Quality Store or see boat
at City Float.
fiiiRL m Art LEY. jikgtcr, ^
i
CURACAO DUE IN PORT
WITH CARGO OF COAL;
CALLS AT MANY PORTS
! The Admiral Line strainer Cnra
I ran, Capt. C. W. Call, is new en
route here via the West Coast from
n Seattle with a local cargo of 460
! tons of coal and a small quantity of
.) miscellaneous freight. It. sailed from
> Seattle last Thursday with ten calls
. ■ scheduled enroute here and is ex
| pected to arrive within the next day
■ I or so.
l| Northbound the steamer was tc
r call at Hidden Inlet, Hyder, Water
' fall, Noyes Island, Heceta, Kar
Iheen. Port Armstrong, New Port
' ! Walter, Pillar Pay, Fnnter Bay am:
’, thence here.
.| Southbound Hip Curacao will in
'litinte its seasonal service to sail
-! cries, reduction plants, etc. It was
i1 expected that initial small shipments
[ Would be available at herring plants
• j south of here with some movement
. j of fish oil and meal from reduction
> works. Southbound calls will in
II elude Red Bluff Bay, Washington
j Bay, Big Port Walter, New Pork
: | Walter, Little Port Walter, Port
Conclusion. Port Armstrong, Moun
, | tain Point, Wrangell, Union Bay and
i Ketchikan, thence to Seattle.
SAYS RED PEPPER
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FEW MINUTES
■
i
Rheumatism, vumbago, neuritis,
backache, stiff neck, sore muscles,
|strains, sprains, aching joints. When
i you are suffering so you can hardly
jgot around, Just try Red Pepper
! Rub.
i Nothing has such concentrated,
j penetrating lieat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down
into pain and congestion relief
comes at once.
Just as soon as you apply Red
Pepper Rub you feel the tingling
heat. In three minutes the sore
spot is warmed through and through
and the torture is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made!
from red peppers, cost little at any!
drug store. Get a jar at once. Be
i sure to get the genuine, with the!
! name Rowles on every package.
!=========!
ADM.ROGERS IN
PORT AND GOES
SOOTH LAST PH
I Has 80 Tourists Aboard Mak
ing Roundtnp — Takes
Out 40 Passengers.
Returning from Its regular trl
over the triangle route, calling a
Skyway, Haines, Sitka and wa;
ports, the Admiral Rogers, Captaii
I I .angstrom, arrived in port at 5:1:
p. m. yesterday, with 95 passenger
aboard and sailed south at 6:30 p
m.
There were 80 tourists on boan
making the round trip who madi
I the trip oil the White Pass & Yukot
j to the Summit while the steame
j was in port at Skagway.
The following passengers arrivet
in Juneau: Evelyn Burman, Vivlat
Talbot, Mrs. I.. Talbot, Oeo. Ander
son, Annie Johnson, J. W. Reivers
Mrs. J. W. Reivers, Bessie Coates
O P. Flynn.
Passengers leafing for the soutl
Included the foliow'ng: for Peters
burg, Daniel Jo eph, Jessie Joseph
Willie Joseph, I.ouis Joseph, Susie
James and baby, John James. Re
h a James, Mary James, .Thllil
Juntos. Jennie James, Paddy Tracy
and wife. Jack Tracy, Robert N.
I Rogers, Henry A. Each and wifi
! James H. Wheeler.
For Wrangell—Nona Saory, Mr.
E. C. Sacry, Mrs. A. Dubko, Alir
Skasnes, Mrs. James Wheeler, 1
F. Eskrigge, Peter JolHch. Roy Cai
rigan, Jos. Flores. for Ketchlkat
U. A. Maurer, Chas. K. Loux, J. f
i;Caro, Leonn Graber, A Cole, I;
Dowling; for Seattle, H. D. Crary
A. G. Means, R. S. Graves, Nea
VanderVate.
j; - -
I STEAMER MOVEMENTS
. l -
NORTHBOUND
QUEEN due to arrive Sunday.
, JEFFERSON due to arrive Mon
, | day.
SCHEDULED SAILINGS
| ESTEP.ETH will sail for Sitka
and way ports at 11 o'clo. k
I tonight.
NORTHWESTERN s. VMiiled to
! | sail from Seattle June II at I
. j 9 a. m.
Al.AMED-' s< hednied to sail from |
S' till' Jur.e 1.3 at 9 a. in.
ADMIRAL EVANS scheduled to |
sail from Seattle Jane 17 at 1
| 10 a. m. |
ADMIRAL ROGERS scheduled to
sail from Seattle June 18 at |
| 10 a. m.
j | MAIL BOAT GEORGE JR , sails
j | from Juneau for Petersburg
I | next Saturday noon.
SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS
! ALASKA scheduled southbound 1
tonight at 6 o’clock.
1 PRINCESS ALICE scheduled to
sail south tomorrow' morning |
at 8 o’clock.
YUKON scheduled southbound |
about June 18./
ADMIRAL WATSON scheduled j
southbound about June 23.
_ I
| ■ ___ ^ __ m
HAINES NEWS NOTES.
I HAINES, June in. — Walter N
j father !fnd mother of Miss How*
: father and mohter of Miss Howe
who has had a position at the na
tive children's home, left for home
I on the Alameda after spending j
! week here visiting with their daugn
I ter. Mr. Howe Is a newspaper man
and will ’undoubtedly give a write
up in his paper on his trip tc
Alaska.
Mrs. William Hoskins left on the
Alameda for Southern California
where it is said she may make hei
future home. Mrs. Hoskins h*f
been a resident of Haines for about
three years and during that tlmt
she has made nutny friedds.
Hcv. Bromley preached a sermon
| oil Sunday evening in the Presby
terian Church for the Boy Scoutt
who'came up from Juneau and art
quartered at Chllkoot Barracks.
Work dn the new school house
is progressing nicely under the
Miperintendoncy of Joseph II. Chisel
t’encrete is being poured and thf
vails are going up rapidly.
' I
For Good Service
(10 TO
Sanitary Barber Shop
1 Kxpert in Ladies' Hair Bobbing
and Shingling.
Wenzel Leonhard
342 S. Front St.
m-——-■ S
CUFF APARTMENTS
2, 3 and 4 room apartment*
com Diet el v furnJshed
H. G. Welch. Prop.
PHONX 209
r---- v
I. J. SHAR1CK
Jeweler and Optician
Watches, Diamonds,
S?£%L Silverware
% Jewelr;
I
!
.MB
Ju8t follOW
my Directions
Fuller dealers take a
real interest in giving
helpful advice to paint
customers; telling them
what product is the
most suitable; carefully
cxplainingsurface prep
aration; what kind of
brush to use and just
how to apply the paint,
varnish, enamel or stain.
•
Take advantage of the
knowledgeand experience
of the Fuller dealer. He
will be glad to help you.
Ask or send for our Free
book “Home Painting.”
It’s your painting guide.
FOR ANY FULLER PRODUCT CONSULT
THE NEAREST FULLER DEALER:
I
C. W. Young Co.
W. P. FULLPR St CO.
30J Million Street, San Francisco
21 tranche* in Pacific Coast Cities
JLER
PAINTS VARNISHES
PIONfIMVHITC KAO
F«1
|»| MARINE NEWS [v~|
Tide* Tomorrow
B *
Low Tide 2:36 a. in. 1.2
High Title 9:45 a. ni. 13.4
' Low Title .3:10 p. ni. ... 2.3
| High Tide 9:51 p. in..16.8
--
I *
I1 FISHING BOATS SELL
With fares aggregating about 25,
| 000 pounds of halibut, three vessels
| of the local halibut fleet arrived
i in port yesterday and today aftor
! trips to nearby banks. Boats ar
riving were: Lou Helen, ( apt. Knute
Htldre; Fern, Cop!. John Lowell;
| Thelma, Capt. Bert Olstad. Sales
j were mode to local buyers at nine
i and five cents.
_ , . . _
CARS WASHED.
That's my specialty. At Bttick
. Service Station at Connors. See
1 mo—Wyatt. —adv.
Dry seasoned mill wood, ltJ inch
] length. Juneau Transfer. adv.
For a quick hot fire Evan Jones
! the coal. —adv.
A Home Product
of Real Merit
$C ifl*
CONFECTIONS
and ICE CREAM
j Are Home Products that all
Juneauites are proud of.
SOMEONE HAS A
BIRTHDAY TODAY
We carry a Complete
Stock of
BIRTHDAY
CARDS
CANDLES and
CANDLE HOLDERS
i
I
\t *v
/NOME; OF- OUR BUNCH VJ0OULU \
RF- Found DE/ID A~K -*
AMV*rHiAa<i, so p^sst
AS A ’PETTiNg
V*
i‘‘ A*
i *■!<;,; -
. _ I *#®»_
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| When it is your turn to invite guests, |,
5 And you think about preparing this . I
2 And that and find that you haven't
5 Got just what you want to serve them
S Then you wonder what to do next— 5
3 Think—Here it is— • §
? “Let Us Serve Your Guest” I
3 •
1 GASTINEAU CAFE
s i • ,.
...
FOR WESTWARD ALASKA POINTS
_ “ITAIJ" leaves Seward on the 10th of seek meats
nailing at all point* as far west as UnaJaaka.
SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACIUNG COM
G. C. HENDERSON, Agent, Sewari, Alaska
■
" I
MAIL BOAT for Petersburg aub way poitr
rmorc ID 'rak,> Harbor, SnettUham, 8 pee I Rtvsr, Sow
lihl/IUiC JK. durn, Windham Bay,Gambler Bay.Pybus Bay.
Brother Island, Five Finger Station, Fanshaw, Farragut Bay.
Leaves Saturday at noon. Freight received until 10 A. M. Sat
urdays at City Wharf. H. O. Adame, ticket agent. City Wbert <
Phones: Office, 23; rea. 404 4. Jacob Ottness. retereburg. Agt
RAMSTEAD TRAHSPORTATIOB GO. j
- - -
1 il k- \ t "» .
/- -. ’ ‘ - ■ --" 11
■ Bill has —U«nves Monday at 11 p. m. for Haines. Stag
MAIL BOATi£A3£?ii p ». mm*
ping at Tenakee Springs and other wap
COTEDCTII ,nrf«. For information see Bive Hon set
Lw I LUL I II Fhone 444. Freight accepted until 12 neott,
day of sailing. . ~ " .
tFOR PR IN Cl RUPERT, VANCOUTE1, lEATTLf
Leave Juneau Southbound—
PRINCESS ALICE—JUNE 13. 24. July 4. M, 23. ’
FRINCESS LOUfSE—June 20, July 1, 11, 22,
August 1.
Summer Tourist Tickets to all Eastern destinations '■fTeetlt* for
sale May 22nd to September 15th Inc1usi,*r with final retnm
limit October 31st. BEGIN YOUR SUMMER TOlll'FROM JUNEAU
J. L. MCLOSK Rv, Art.. Jiinesn.
□ALASKA
ifEAMSHIP COMPANY
AFBTT - IIRV1C1 ittH . .
LEAVE DtJB AtjiUN&Atr *
Seattle North South
... May 31 June 3 June 14
JEFFEHSON * . June 1 June 5 . June 5
ALAMEDA* .June 5 June 8 June 10
YUKON .June 7 June 10 June 18
JEFFERSON* .June 12 June 16 June 18
NORTHWESTERN .June 14 June 17 June 26
ALAMEDA* .June 15 June 18 June 21
ALASKA .June 21 June 24 July 2
JEFFERSON* .June 26 June 30 July 2
YUKON . June 28 July 1 July 9
ALAMEDA* . June 29 July 2 July t
*—Galls Petersburg both ways.
W. E. NOWELL, AGENT JUNEAU. PHONE 2.
L. W. KILBURN. AGENT DOUGLAS, PHONE 433.
■■ in i .
. * • ». *
Duo DUO
Lv.Seattle Juneau NB Juneau £B
EVANS .. June t
tWATSON .June 3 June 6 June 21
•ROGERS ............... June 4 June 8 Jude 14
'QUEEN __June 11 June 15 June 18
•ROGERS ..June 18 June 22 June 2t
tEVANS .June 17 June 22 July >
•QUEEN .June 25 June 29 July *
tWATSON .July 1 July 4 July 18
t—Calling Seward, Anchorage and way ports West.
*—Calling Haines, Skagway and Sitka, returning to
Juneau south bound.
C. C. NICHOLS, Agent GUY, L. SMITH. AMtt
Phone 4 Phone If
_ • Douglen, Alaska.
PaciAe Coastwise JervioA J \
ADMIRAL LINE
■■■■■■■■■ H.F. ALEXANDER, PRESIDENT

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