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BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLE DE BECK
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Douglas Island
News j
»---■
MOVING PICTURES, DOUGLAS
FIRE, UE SHOWN TONIGHT
Moving pictures of tho Douglas
fire of October lit, taken by Winter
A- Pont!, is tmo of the attractions ar
ranged for the monthly meeting of
the Douglas Parent-Teacher Associa
tion this evening.
Also of special interest will be a
talk by Miss Eva Hance, relief di
rector of the American Ited Cross.
Several other numbers are also in
cluded in the program, whirl! all air
iirvit>d to utti ml.
Refreshments will be served by the
Freshman class, for which a small
charge will be made.
MRS. CASHEN HONORED
Complimenting Mrs. Tom Cashen
for her birthday, a surprise party was
given last night at the home of Mrs
Jerry Cashen. Mesdames W. A. 1
Fleck and Joe lliedi were the host
cases.
Four tallies of bridge were played,
prizes for which went to Mrs. C. A.
Fox, first; Mrs. Carl Carlson, con
solation; Mrs. J. R. Langseth. cut.
Mrs. Cashen was presented with a
beautiful china tea set us a birthday
remembrance.
-•--*-♦
ARE TO SEE "PICKLES"
Douglas will be well represented
at thc> Coliseum theater in Juneau to
night and tomorrow at tho perform
ance of “Pickles” not only because
it is heralded as a line presentation
hut also because Muriel Jarman, a
former Douglas girl, now residing in
Juneau, is appearing in the east. Her
many friends will be there to giv
her the glad hand no matter what
part she has.
LIBRARY HAS OVER 300 BOOKS
Eight hundred and fifty volumes
are now on Hand in the Douglas Li
brary? instead of one hundred as er
roneously reported last evening.
FANCY-WORK SALE
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the!
M. E. Church will hold a fancy i
work and g'odie sale tomorrow in
the display rooms of the Alaska El-i
ectrie Light and Power Co. Tea j
and wafers will also lie served from I
11 o’clock to 5 oY’oek. adv.’
OUCH! RHEUMATISM!
RUR THE PAHS AWAY
Stop drugging! Huh soothing. I
penetrating St. Jacobs (lil right into|
your sore, stiff, ach j
ing joints, and relief!
comes instantly. St.
Jacobs Oil is a harm
less rheumatism lini
ment. which never dis
appoints and cannot
burn the skin.
Get a 35 cent bot
tle of St. Jacobs Oil
at any drug store,
and in a moment
you'll be free from
pain, soreness a n d
stiffness. In use for G5
years lor rueumatism. sciatica, neu
ralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains.
—adv
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
Gray liair. however handsome, de
notes advancing age. We all know
;!ic advantages of
a youthful ap
pearance. Your
hair Is y o u r
charm. It makes
or mars the face.
When it fades,
turns gray and
look s streaked, i
j j few applications of Sage
I Ten and Sulphur enhances its tip-,
jpearame a hundred-fold.
Don't shay gray! Dook young!!
Millmr prepare the recipe at home1
or get from any drug tore a bottle
of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound," for only 7.rs cents. This is
merely the old-time recipe improved
by Die addition of other ingredients.
Thousands of f.dks recommend thisj
reudy-to-UKc preparation, because il
darkens the hair beautifully, bc-j
sides, no one can possibly tell, as i1
darkens so naturally and evenly j
You moisten a sponge or soft brush ]
| with it. drawing this through the!
j hair, taking one small strand at uj
time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
i or two, its natural color is restored!
land it becomes thick, glossy ami
lustrous, and you appear years, i
i younger. —adv.!
NOTICE
The Border ljucen is making a
i special trip Dec. S111 with my tur
keys and your freight. Have you
placed your order yet?
I adv. I). 1!. FEMA1KR. Phone lit
AUTOS FOR HIRE
Carlson’s Taxi
Stand at the
ALASKAN HOTEL
t I
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Phone Single 0
■-ia
BERRY’S TAXI
Careful and Efficient Service
Closed ( fidilloe C.ars
PHONE 100
Office Next to GasCncan Hotel
m a
B — B
Prompt Service* Day and Nip,lit
(lovn.ll Al l’O SutYlt r,
JIJNKAC, ALASKA
STAND AT THE ARCTIC
Rhone Ray, 111, Night,
•111? rings
m v
x — m
mild;IPS TAXT
j Rhone 183 Juneau, Alaska
(' MIH WRITlOI' l' iiKIVLKS
FOR 111H H
* - - _■
HAVE YOU HEAD
The classified niln yet? Rotter do he !
j before you forget, it will pay you 1
aa well as iha advertiser.
* y_ *___ I
I Reduced Coal I
Prices |
Nanaimo Screened I
Sacked Coal I
Sacked at the mine and delivered \
ft f i ■
to you in original sacks I
$13.00 Per Ton]
at the Bunkers I
JUNEAU MUNICIPAL WHARF I
PHONE 23 I
I
W cat her Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau
Fo;icfi,t Tor Juneau and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m. tod«y:
i!i i and Wednesday, wanner tonight; strong southeast winds, i
LOCAL DATA
Barotn. Temp. Humidity Wind Veloeity Weather
’ c ycv.t'y 29.62 40 93 SE 9 Rain
1 " in. to lay 30.01 39 96 E 3 Rain
■ today 30.21 44 97 E 2 Rain
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS _
V I .’ST I at I >A Y I TODAY
Highest 8 p.m, | I.owest 8 a.in. 8 u.m. Ppecip. Sam.
S' * * '» ■ P nip. limp. j It nip. letup. Velocity 21 tire Weather
Noun Hi li (l 0 * 0 Clear
li.'lhel .... IS 1s J 4 10 28 0 fitly
Tatiana Hi 111 III 12 — .02 fitly
Kn;;|f 20 215 20 22 — 0 Clear
Fairbanks 11 0 2 11 — 0 fitly
St. I’.nil 20 ::i} 20 20 - .08 fitly
Mulch Harbor 10 12 2! i'S — .42 Haiti
Jsniti lit .. . II 22 22 12 — , Haiti
Cordova - 11 2 80 12 14 .20 Cldy
Juneau 44 40 36 39 3 .70 Rain
I eli hlkan I • 20 o .00 Cldy
I'rinee HupiTt Is II II 10 II 48 fitly
Kiloiimton 2 1 2 1 10 IS * 0 Cldy
Seal He 4 0 10 42 4 1 S 0 fitly
For t It ml ... 10 10 42 42 * 0 fitly
; it Franc.set) 02 00 ; 54 5fi 12 0 Clear
*r,caa than 10 miles.
NOTH (Hi icrval iomt nl Juneau, I’rinee Rupert, Kdmonton, Host
ile, Fortlaml and San Francisco are made at 4 a. tu. and 4 p. in.,
Juneau time.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The lire.-,sure Is very low in th < vicinity of Dutch Harbor and de
i itb illy high in the Pat lib Sttnes ami tile adjacent ocean. The pres
sure is falling very rapidly at Kodiak and still rising further east
ward in Alaska. Ho in has been general in Southern Alaska anil in
Ilnti.'ii Columbia, with light now at Tanana. The temperature has
fallen considerably at Nome where it stands at zero tit its morning.
Milder temperatures prevail at other reporting stations.
NORTHERN HOTEL
ROOMS—50 cents per night and ap; $3.00 per week and np.
Public shower and tub bnths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera
tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and
up—steam heated.
- - - - - - - - - - - -
'
ALASKA
LAUNDRY" KIDS
L fin WINTER. WASHIHi'i I
1 NOT T-\OCrt FUN- I
I UNLESS By 05 You I
■ HAVE IT DONE. i ! *
OUR ltough-dry will solve
your winter washing
plan. No steaming suds to
coarsen your hands. No back
breaking work to add years
to your life. It cost so very j
little—PHONE 15.
ALASKA LAUNDRY
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOE PATENT
Serial No. 05897
In the United States Land Office for
the Juneau Land District at An
chorage, Alaska.
In the Matter of the Application of
the HOONAH PACKINQ COM
PANY, a Corporation, to Pur
chase Public Land for the purpose
of Trade and Manufacture.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'Pilot
the HOONAH PACKING COMPANY,
a corporation, organized under tlio
laws of the State of Washington,
has tiled application Serial No.
05897 in the U. S. Land Office in
Anchorage, Alaska, for a patent for
a tract of land embraced In U. S.
Official Survey No. 1472, as amend
ed, situated on the east shore of
Port Frederick, Cbb-hagoff Island,
1.5 miles N.W. of Hoonah, AlaHka
In Latitude 58 07'U5" N. and longi
tude 135*27'35'' W , for the purpose
of trade and manufacture, and mori
particularly described us follows, to
wit:
"Beginning at corner No. 1-A ^
M.C. on line of mean high tide
on N.E. shore c.f Port Frederick,
approximately J.5 inilrs N.W,
from Hoonah whence U. S. L.
M. 1472 on prominent rocky
point 30 ft. above mean high
lido on N.E. shore of Port Fred
erick hears 8. 24*19’20" W.
21.03 chs. distant; thence from
corner No. 1-A along a lino of
m«nu high tide N. shore of Port |
Frederick by meanders as fol
lows:
(1) N. 8 2*22’ W. 1.99 chs.
(2) N. 72*39' W. 120 cht.
(3) N. 02'30' W. 9.87 chs. “ |
f 4) N. 54*53' W. 2.56 chs. to
true corner No. 2-A M. C.;
j Thence N. 38* 20' E. 0.5* chs.
j to witness corner to cornor No.
2-A M. C. end corner No. 3-A;
Thence S. 53*46' E. 2.16 chs. to
corner No. 4-A; Thence N. 36*
.06’ E. C.4S chs. to cornor No.
5-A; Thence N. 53*48' W. 2.72
chs. to corner No. 6-A; Thence
3. 36*06' W. 1.03 chs. to true
corner No. 7-A M. C. on line of
mean high tide of Port Freder
ick; Thence by meanders as fol
lows along line of mean high
tide:
(5) 54*53' W. 3.28 chs. to
true corner No. 8-A M. C.;
Thence N. 39 00' E. 10 chs. to
cornor No. 9-A; Thence S. 65*
00’ E. 19.03 chs. to corner No.
*>-A; Thence S. 39*00' W. 0.12
chs. to true point f«r corner
No. 11-A M. C.; Thence by me
anders from the true corner 11
A M. C. along shore line of
small unnamed fresh water lake,
as follows:
(G) 8. 68*35' W. 0 55 chs.
(7) 8. 36*50' W. 0.44 cbs.
(8) N. 82*30' W. 2.58 chs.
(9) N. 15*23’ W. 0.91 chs.
(10) N. 62*00' W. 1.39 cht.
(11) N 78*01' W. 0.95 chs.
(12) 8. 24*23' E. 0.90 chs.
(13) S. 2*30' W. 0.44 chs:
(14) S. 32 42' W. 0.89 chs.
(15) 8. GG”20' W. 0.97 chs.
(16) 8. 86*42' W. 1.80 chs.
(17) 8. 52*58’ W. 0 61 chs.
(IS) N. 0*58' E. 1.09 chs.
(19) N 52*15' W. 0.38 chs.
(20) 8. 67*40' W. 0.37 chs.
(21) 8. 5*06' E. 0.62 chs.
(22) 8. 31*54' W. 0.57 chs.
(23) N. 71*56' W. 0.48 chs.
(24) 8. 37*15' W. 0.45 chs.
(25) 8. 42*00' E. 3.43 cha.
(26) N. 69*57’ E. 0 96 chs.
(27) 8. 53*52' E. 1.13 chs.
(28) 8. 88*56' E. 0.63 cha.
(29) N. 43*21' E. 0.76 cbs.
(30) N. 65*00' E. 0.94 chs,
(31) N. 80*45' E. 1.00 chs.
(32) 8. 34*24' E. 0 G6 chs.
(33) 8. 39*00' W. 3.03 chs.
(34) S. 47*48' W. 1.47 chs.
(35) S. 29*17' W. 1.33 ch*.
to true point for corner No. 11
A ii.C.', Thence 39*00' W. ».»2
chs. to witness corner to corner
No. 12-A M.C,; Thence S. 37*
40' W. 1.69 chs. to true point
for corner No. 1-A M. C. the
place of beginning, containing
an area of 19.34 acres And In
cluding all the land embraced
In U. S. Survey No. 1472 as
amended.”
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any of the above described
land should file their adverse cla'ms
with the Register of the U. S. Land
Office at Anchorage, Alaska within
the period of publication or 30 days
thereafter or they will be barred
by the provisions of the statute.
J. LINDLBY OREBN, |
Reflate*.
First publication, Oct. 21, 1926.
Last publication, Dec. 27, 19||. j

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