The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 10, 1937, Page 8

* THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1937. AAT PILOT OUT MARINE PLANES ON TELEGRAPH | ON SIX FLIGHTS CREEK FLICHT) UP TAKU RIVER Simmons Follows SitkaHop | Pilots Holden and McLean’ with Jump Over Moun- | Carry Twenty-two Con- | tains on Charter struction Men to Mine "Tomorrow's Styles Today” Tuesday and Wednesday FOR CASH ONLY Not Just “Extra Specials” BUT Extra-Extra pecials in Dresses ORIGINAL VALUES FROM $9.95 TO $32.50 IN THREE GROUPS 34-50 $105° $7.so ALSO NEW Crepe and Summer Felt HATS 32.95 each AT s return from a flight| Six trips to Tulsequah with mem- au to Chichagof and Sit- bers of the construction crew for urn this forencon. Alaska|the erection of the, new.ore mill Pilot Sheldon Sim-'at the Polaris-Taku mine who ar- e off this afternoon riv eau on the Princess the AAT Lockheed Lo e order of business a charter flight from fo Marne Airways commenc- to Telegraph Creek with{ing early yesterday morning.* ge Robbins, Simmons is ex- v g, on its return the' to return to Juneau from Ic nd Chichagof, Columbia flight this eve-|the Marine Airways Bellanca sea- pla ane took to the air with a party On his island hop this morning, on a glacier hop. Simmons took off at 10 o'clock in| Then, commencing at 7 o'clock the AAT Lockheed Vega seaplane Sunday morning, both Marine sea-) e passengers for Chichagof: planes went into action to trans- ‘man, Alfred Nissila, Martin port the men and their baggage 1, Clayton Isbell, and R. R. to the mine. With Pilot Alex Hol-| neder. He returned to his den flying the Bellanca, and Pilot rangar here at 12:30 o'clock this Chet McLean at the controls of the | afternoon with Ruth Brundige, from Fairchild, the two planes carried Tenakee. Ithe men to the mine, four at a Simmons made another trip to'time | Sitka and Chichagof in the Nugget| passengers in the two planes on on Sunday, leaving Juneau at 11'(ne first flight were: H. Car- k in the morning with Royal michael, E. Beattie, M. Barter, W.| pard, Sam Dapcevich, Mike gregsey, J. I. Gillman, M. Knox, allick and C. N. Anderson, for j MacDonald, and A. W. Woods. hagof, and George Bavard, for carried by the two sections of the second flight, leaving Juneau about From his flight yesterday, Pilot|j9 oclock, were: J. Maitland, A.| simmons arrived back at Juneau at Ostgard, A. Palo, J. Thornicroft, G. | 5 o'clock with: Max Saul, from perg j. R. Blackburne, T. Diell and: Hirst-Chichagof; George Skaarup w. j. Hardie. and L. Davidson, from Chichagof;| For the fifth section, Pilot Hol-‘[ J. B. Warrack and Tom Tilson, Jr.'qen transferred to the Fairchild! from Sitka; and Miss Loretta Lynch, geaplane, and with H. Klassen, J.| from Tenakee. McCuaig, R. Nesje, J. Patterson, as SO b 2 ol S passengers, flew into the mine at; SOUTH AMERICAN o s MISSIONS TO BE was made by Pilot Alex Holden in| the Fairchild at about 1:30 o'clock | TOPIC OF L M. s.‘sunday afternoon, with J. Petroff and C. Ritchie. On his return to Juneau from the last of the hops,! b‘/lm.xonary work in South Americalipilot Holden brought back with | Wil be the topic of the mon!hly]‘mm from the mine Richard Holmes, ' imeeting of the Inter-genomination-!mining equipment representative; | al Missionary Soclety, Wednesday w. Griffiths and Ed Marshall, au-| afternoon at 2 o'clock, to which all gitor and accountant for the Polaris | interested are invited to attend. {Teku Mining Company. Representative speakers from| ygager yesterday afternoon, both | each church will speak at the meet- Marine pilots climbed into the Fair- | Ing are Mrs, Olaf Bodding, Luther- child for another in their serles| 4n Church; Mrs. Ronald Lister,'of yound-trip flights to Chichagof Methodist; E. M. Polley, Trinity and Sitka, with no passengers. ! Cathedral; Lieutenant Mm'gflreli On the hops to the mine yester- | Morris; Mrs. Wise, Seventh Day Ad- day, Lloyd Jarman accompanied | ventist. Mrs. Charles Bloxham will pPilot Holden as flight mechanic. | give a devotional service and Mrs. A flight to Ketchikan is scheduled R. B. Lesher will sing. for Pilot Holden this afternoon. “Junedu’s Owh Store NO APPROVALS—NO REFUNDS—NO EXCHANGES OUR PRICES CANNOT BE MET BY MAIL' ORDER HOUSES R e R ORTS NT, COME AND LET US SAVE YOU MONEY . ... Keep your money in Juneau and watch Juneau grow . . . . For every dollar you spend with mail order houses goes out of Juneau and never comes back. Buy from your local merchants who support your town. BUY BY COMPARISON! CURTAINS and DRAPES 1-3 OFF CHILDREN’S SILK HALF HOSE 15C pair LADIES’ KID GLOVES Values Regular $3.75 NOW$1.75 LARGE VARIETY YARDAGE GOODS Values up to 75¢ yard Close Out 2 SC yard LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES Close Out 9 sc 14 TRUNKS LEFT 1—3 OFF LADIES’ CORDUROY LOUNGING PAJAMAS $6.25 66 SUITCASES All Descriptions ; 1-3 OFF MEN’S DRESS PANTS $3.25 Pair MANY OTHER VALUES PRICED FOR QUICK REMOVAL Leader Department Store PHONE 454 ’ CHILDREN’S BLACK COTTON HOSE 15 pair LADIES’ SILK DRESSES $3.95"$4.50 KOTEX 190 package KOTEX —COME AND LOOK OUR STOCK OVER OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. GEORGE BROTHERS 105160 Ukes Banjo Ukes SMALL PIANO SHEET MUSIC Remodeling - SALE! We must clear all stock at once. Every item A BARGAIN. Others not men- tioned here! STARTING MONDAY NEW and OLD 'RC.A. VICTOR RADIOS PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS $12:95 Guitars HOHNER HARMONICAS 600 to $4.50 5225 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PIANO and STRING INSTRUMENTS 4 for$ 100 4000 RECORDS 4000 R.C.A. VICTOR RECORDS zforsl.oo 3501' sl.oo 4 for sl.oo Get Your Favorite Record While STOCK IS COMPLETE! SPECIAL MONDAY and TUESDAY ONLY New 1937 Streamline Hamilton Beach Mixer Sunbeam Mixmaster Mixer with Juice Extractor 321.'50 each TRADE YOUR OLD IRON ON A NEW ng;rrom'r COLEMAN ELECTRIC IRON 'SAVE $4.00 Apex Washing Machines Apex Vacuum Cleaners $2.00 PER WEEK! PAYMENTS A down payment will hold your purchase to the first of June. JUNEAU MELODY HOUSE PHONE 65 Next o Gastineau Hotel MRS. PIGG TIIT] T T