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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
6
Public notices outline ad closing times at 2 PM for new ads and 11 AM for renewals. Rates are ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents for each subsequent insertion, with an average five words per line.
For sale multiple items including twenty five pups from foxes and ranches due to health issues. Pups offered at pelts value with house equipment and a motor boat. Location Carcross Voukon. Also for sale portable phonographs and Cheney Consols. Furniture items available. Call 143 An dearson Music Shoppe and phone 287 for furniture.
Englewood New Jersey resident Miss Dorothy Reilly boarded the Drottingham to bid farewell to a friend and was compelled to make an unexpected voyage to Sweden and back. The notice advertises Sully's Gurpenmver shop for jobbing and cabinet work with phone contact 136.
This old time remedy promises instant heat and rapid relief for rheumatic pain without mustard plasters or liniments. It claims to reach deep tissues within three minutes, improve circulation, and relieve pain and soreness, with many users saving hours of pain. The ad urges readers to prove its effectiveness in an hour and keep it ready for night pain.
Captain Mo M. Jensen leads the Aldician, a Seattle owned cruising yacht, on a several weeks excursion to Southeast Alaska aboard with Mr Wiley and friends. Al W. Leonard and HH. S. Otrander are believed in the party while Captain Jensen departs the President Grant voyage. Captain Robert B. E. Carey will serve as relief commander on the bridge during the trip.
Northbound steamers include Admiral Watson due late tomorrow or Saturday morning and Admiral Rogers due Saturday night or Sunday. Princess Mary due 9 50 tonight, Princess Louise Saturday afternoon or evening, Alameda due Sunday. Estebeth to Sitka at 11 tonight, Yukon to sail Seattle June 20, Queen June 24 at 10, Jefferson June 25 at 9, Henry J to Petersburg midnight Monday night, Virginia IV to Chihcago ports Wednesday night. Northwestern Southbound at 4 this afternoon, Admiral Evans about o'clock tomorrow night, Princess Alice 4 a m tomorrow, Alaska southbound about June 24.
Princess Mary of the Canadian Pacific will dock at 9 30 tonight bringing a party of 135 excursionists. The travelers, mostly from New Jersey, will tour Juneau and visit Mendenhall glacier before the steamer departs.
The War Department announced the national rifle and pistol match will be held at the Ohio State rifle range at Camp Peary Ohio this year starting Friday September 4.
Tomorrow tides show a low tide at 6:55 a.m. and another at 6:17 p.m. with a high tide at 12:18 p.m. The note appears partially garbled but lists standard tide times for the day.
A historic timetable lists ferry departures among Juneau Douglas Thane and Treadwell with numerous early morning and late evening sailings. Freight will be accepted at Douglas only and some services run on Saturdays.
The Princess Alice of the Canadian Pacific Railway is due to return to Juneau at 4 o clock tomorrow morning after completing the southbound leg from Skagway on its first Alaska cruise of the summer.
The motorship Virginia IV commanded by Capt Tay Bayers departed at 10 o’clock last night for Chichagof and other ports. Passengers listed departing Juneau include R. E. Tref fers of Port Althorp R. R. Cox of Soap Stone Point F. A. Metcalf of Listanski J. Sfendrickson of Chichagof.
Steamship Admiral Evans of the Pacific Steamship Company is expected in Juneau at 6 o clock Friday afternoon from the west ward southbound. The vessel left Cordova at 7 o clock last night.
America First under Capt. Tom Smith sails from Juneau tomorrow bound for Klag Bay on Chichagof Island. The tender serves the Klag Bay Mining Company and recently stopped in Juneau to gather supplies for the mine operation.
The fishing boat Show Me is in sport with a cargo of 5000 pounds of salmon. The fish was bought by K. M. Basse.
The halibut fishing schooner Portlock has returned to port and is en route to the halibut banks for fishing.
The steamship Northwestern of the Alaska Steamship Company is due to arrive in Juneau at four o'clock this afternoon, sailing southbound from the Westward.
The Queen under Captain Victor Enquist of the Pacific Steamship Company arrived at 6 pm and sailed at 7 pm for Seattle after a northern trip via Skagway Haines and Sitka with cannery calls. Twenty passengers arrived in Juneau and forty six left for the south with multiple named travelers and several in steerage. Passengers leaving for Seattle included Marion Kelly and Honorah Kelly among others. Ketchikan Wrangell Petersburg and Petersburg departures listed with names.
For Kim dried kindling and stove wood see Juneau Transfer Company. Phone 48, dat.
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