BOWLING
On the Elks alleys last night the
Harry Race team kept their four
point lead by taking three games
from Capitol Theater while Home
Grocery took over second place
with a clean sweep over Top Hat.
Only two more weeks of bowling
remain before the playoffs.
In the individual scoring Florence
Holmquist was the big gun on the
Harry Race team as well as the
rest of the league. Her 542 series was
tops for the evening. Honorable
mention went to Maxine Davlin of
the runnerup Home Grocery team
with a 530 series and high single
game of 195. The men took a back
seat in the evening’s scoring. Their
best was a 473 series by Lance Hen
drickson with high single game
honors divided between Joe Levas
seur and Paul Fitzpatrick both with
169.
Prize winners with three consec
utive strikes were Jean Marsh and
Florence Holmquist a two-time win
ner.
Team and individual scoring fol
lows:
Top Hat
C. Rudolph 125 112 146 383
O. Winther 129 144 i40 413
B. West 112 106 120 338
A. Taylor 99 130 158 387
F. Wilbur 140 115 143 398
Totals 650 652 752 2054
Home Grocery
M. Davlin 163 172 195 , 530
A. Dalziel 150 181 147 478
P. Taylor 103 144 143 390
A. Sorensen 132 145 142 419
M. Burke . 143 143 143 429
Totals . 691 ,7$5 770 2246
Whing: Ding
J. Porter . 135 152 105 392
P. Matheny . 147 147 147 441
P. Morgan . 134 102 112 348
D. McMullin .... 118 134 129 381
K. Morgan . 143 160 135 438
Totals . 677 695 628 2000
Alexander Photo
R. Rudolph 113 146 103 362
P. Lee . 118 142 179 439
A. Hawkins 107 120 106 333
J. Becker 96 96 96 288 j
D. Kane . 158 132 123 415
Totals . 628 672 643 1913
Royal file
M. Funk 140 140 140 420
V. Powers.HO 139 183 4321
A. Kane. 91 134 120 345 i
I. Fitzpatrick 108 133 121 362 j
P. Fitzpatrick 128 147 169 444 !
Totals . 595 711 751 2078
III KIND TO YOUR CLOTHES! ]
BE KIND TO YOUR BUDGET!
TRIANGLE
CLEANERS
“for better appearance”
Phone 507
Were Proud to Present
miss Ruby Black
who is now a member of our
Regular Staff at The
B^RANOF BEAUTY SALON.
Miss Black has come to us after serving
successfully a critical elientelle at
Long Beach. California, in a highly
specialized field of Beauty Culture.
Her Special European Training has given
her an exceptional background of
experience in expert color blending
and a command of the art of hair
styling in the newest and alluring
Parisian mode. She operated her
own Salon in Glasgow, Scotland be
fore coming to America. We are
happy to offer her services to you.
BARANOF BEAUTY SALON
ILAH PARMENTER, Proprietor
Baranof Cigar Stand
A. Warner . 145 143 162 450
C. Rainery . 114 130 116 360
S. Chantry . 100 142 117 359
! B. Wade. 139 139 139 417
IJ. Levasseur .... 128 169 145 442
Totals 626 723 679 2028
Capitol Theatre
J. Rusher . 110 122 102 334
O'. MacLean 144 134 121 399
T. Heyder 95 90 111 306
J. Marsh 156 153 168 477
L. Hendrickson 167 153 153 473
Totals .. 682 662 665 2019
Harry Race
F. Holmquist .... 190 178 174 542
P. Hagerup . 146 144 143 433
T. Flint . 117 127 100 344
M. Flint 161 137 132 430
L. Holmquist 159 163 121 443
Totals 773 749 670 2192
PARKS CANNING CO.
BARGE TOWED HERE
BY SEINER ROBBIE
The Parks Canning Co. barge,
beached at Cosmos Cove Tuesday
morning after having a hole stove
in it, was towed by the company’s
seiner type fishing boat Robbie to
Juneau Friday afternoon after a
patch had been placed on the hull.
The barge will be repaired here
before it is towed to its destination,
Cordova. Equipment aboard the
barge damaged by salt water after
the beaching will be salvaged here.
Included in the equipment were
electric stoves, of lice equipment
and electric motors. The Robbie,
: kippered by Paul Pedersen, left for
Cordova this morning and returns
in about a week for the barge.
—EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY—
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Foa sale
Wanda Myhre Esiale
Properly
Next to City Cafe on
•South Franklin
$5,000.00
Income property. See Howard
D. Stabler, attorney, Shattuck
Bldg.
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Who is at fault?.
o F course, since you
are a careful driver, in
case of an accident the
“other fellow” is at fault.
We feel that way, too, but
if the jury disagrees it
may cost you plenty . . .
Make sure your automo
bile insurance is COM
PLETE. If it is not, bet
ter call
Shattuck
Agency
Phone 249
.
Seward Street
JUNEAU
BOY SCOUT TROOP IS
INSTALLED, AUK BAY
Boy Scout Troop 690. sponsored
by the Chapel-by-the-Lake, was In
stalled with ceremonies Friday
night at the manse of the Rev. R.
E. McCluggage. Scoutmaster for the
new troop is Glenn Byington."
In the welcome to scouting, troop
609 gave the new troop a set of
knot ropes, troop 610 presented first
aid equipment, troop 613 gave a
flint and steel set and troop 23
gave signaling equipment. Charter
presentation was made by district
officers and the, field executive.
Taking part in the presentation of
colors were five boys from troop
613 and the 11 boys in troop 690.
Committeemen for the new troop
are H. E. Lindegaard, institutional
representative; the Rev. R. E Mc
Cluggage, Lloyd Coe, Robert Pruer
er, Floyd Ogden and Richard Cong
don.
Otis M. Hill, Jr. of Greenville, S.
C. is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
HOSPITAL NOTES
One patient, Mrs. Thomas Rad
onich, was admitted to St. Ann's
Hospital yesterday. Admitted this
morning was Mrs. John Bracelen.
Discharged yesterday were Lionel
Moyer, Samuel Aimanta, Mrs. John
Schnobel, Mildred Harris, Donald
Bourland, Nick Sucin, Nick Gray.
No patients were admitted or
discharged at the Government Hos
pital.
DAUGHTER IS BORN TO
MR. AND MRS. BRACELEN
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Bracelen at 1:20 o'clock
this morning in St. Ann’s Hospital.
Her birth weight was eight pounds
and five ounces.
The little lady is the first child
of the Bracelens. Dad Bracelen is
on the staff of the mechanical di
vision of the Alaska Coastal, and
Mrs. Bracelen before her marriage
was laboratory technician at St
Ann’s Hospital.
INITIATION held for
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
The largest meeting in months
was held by the Pioneers of Alaska
and Pioneers Auxiliary last night
in the IOOF hall. Initiated into the
auxiliary were 19 while there were
14 initiated by the Pioneers.
JUNEAU SINGERS
TO HAVE SOCIAL
THURSDAY EVENING
The Juneau Singers will gather
for a social meeting next Thursday,
April 5. at 8:45 in the Methodist
church basement, President Richard
Freer announces. A special treat is
in store for those who attend as
the wire recording of the recent
program held at the 20th Century
Theatre will be played. A financial
report on the program will be read
and there will be election of officers
for next year.
The four petals of mustard
flowers form a cross.
BROWNIE TROOP MEETS
Brownie Scout Troop No. 3 met
at the Elks Hall last Saturday. We
had an Easter egg hunt using raac
caroni Instead of eggs. When the
hunt was over, the leaders gave us
candy eggs for pieces of macar
oni. Katherine Orme found the
most and got a chocolate egg. Then
we colored Easter eggs. While some
girls chose the prettiest eggs, we
sang a song.
Marjorie Flint, reporter.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
HOLDS ELECTION
All members of the board for the
Arts and Crafts, chairmen for the
last show of the organization and
interested parties are urged to at
tend the meeting of the organiza
tion Monday evening at 7:30 in
the Territorial Museum in the
Federal Building as there will be
an election of officers.
—EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY—
NOTICE
STURM LOCKER SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY
will be conlinued without interruption.
We wish io announce that patrons of Sturm Lockers will
be taken care of in our new location. Ground is being broken
this week. A new modern Locker Plant is being erected, at
the corner of 9th and E Streets, and ample notice will be given
regarding its progress. Meanwhile
WE ARE STILL HERE IN
BUSINESS TO SERVE YOU
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Flight 906 departs NON STOj for Seattle at 2:35 p. m.
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Dancing slarls al 10 o'clock
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STEVE HAS OVER 1,000 samples to
choose from. Call him at HOTEL
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