The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 11, 1931, Page 6

WAHTO BOARDING HOUSE MRS. G. WAHTO, Prop. ARNOLD’S BOOTERY FRONT STREET GARNICK’S GROCERY 224 SEWARD ST., PHONE 174 __THE DAILY AMSKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, 1931. HIRTEEN YEARS have gone by since the signing of the armistice which ended a four years’ struggle for world freedom and peace. These passing years have seen many Al changes in our civilization, post-war changes and readjustments and the furthering of civ- ilization to a higher plane. In our ceaseless efforts at progressing we must not forget those who have made this progress possible. We must remember that they laid down their ploughs, their shovels, their books and their drawing boards, to fight for their country, and they never took them up again. We have taken ECONOMY CASH STORE W. W. BATCHELLER DUTCH’S JUNEAU DAIRY ICE CREAM, DAIRY PRODUGTS WIDE AWAKE SHOE STORE ECONOMY GARAGE AL LUNDGREN, Prop. BROWNIE’S Hair Cutting Parlor FRONT AND FRANKLIN JUNEAU TRANSFER CO. SUDDEN SERVICE—PHONE 48 PIONEER BATHS W. A. SHERMAN, Prop. SANITARY MEAT MARKET ARCTIC CIGAR STORE & ROOMS STEVE JOHNSON, Prop. them up and pushed on . . . in peace. The war is a long time past now and its underlying motives have grown vague with the passing of the years. But the memory of those who “went west” in order that their genera- tion and the generations to follow might live in peace burns as brightly as ever. It is the white light of love that burns in each of our hearts, that beats in our brain. It is this great human emotion that does not let us forget, that brings home to us the true meaning of mankind. So we, who have signed our names be- low, remember those boys and the sacrifices they made, and as we face east for a brief two minutes we offer them our gratitude, our reverence and prayers. RAINBOW CAFE JACK KING, Prop. CAPITAL ELECTRIC CO. “NO JOB TOO SMALL” STAR BAKERY SOUTH FRONT ST., PHONE 546 A. J. FICKEN, PHONE 49 BODDING TRANSFER CO. OLAF BODDING, Prop. JUNEAU FLORISTS “ALASKA GROWN FLOWERS” SAN FRANCISCO BAKERY G. MESSERSCHMIDT & SONS