The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1937, Page 7

THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1937. 7 L o s War,” mm Mrs. Zenger “1t h thvh [K d ‘KI( vstad is leaving for the south on SM"H TROYS MORANS NOTICE 1l 1 the fields where n Iak m ar [the Aleutian_enroute to her home 01 end ater this PUPNES WII.L oy, il A Tt Wh the o |in’ Rhame, North Dakota. END VISIT WITH GOV. s 1 wil 1ot e they died and it was the only flower ‘ ) ) le Miss Myers plans to visit in Ju- jany del hv\ (mm ncte afdy one o lans 0 vist i 3u- 'TROY HERE THIS WEER i 1"\ S5 e’ l" OR MEMORIAL DAY tribute on the bare battle gravv\‘ B£ suLD HERF where they were buried.. We of the| D“"“g Str'ke neau for some time. pS§ 8 Z ) > signetl "“‘““"'y are hoping that everyone| Following a brief visit here w “ C.F: (JOR) VASSAR. ‘ adv inderstand the | < h | MD DAY wovvy's signiticance and wear one {MRS EARLE HUNTER oo AR R e s We have a varied stock of PLANTS “!‘.’. QB witn pride tomartow.” Teachers Report Shortage! DUE ON NORTHLAND 2?:)\: Cod M \‘n.(l“M‘rw W. L. Mo-| Scc Femmer beforé purchasing AT 1 R : \CDOLL el 8 ik aah Wy Sement. Phone 1 av-tt | cand FLOWERS. We will have Bloom- >— — ——————= of Flashlight Batteries | M : Hunter, 8, Is & BOMtHe | obo4pq the steamer Bura anof, € s | P P . | S~ . sound passenger aboard the M. p i i 3 a Money Reckives oo it . AT TH%J’L"IELS _ 4| Causes Conlusion Northland enfoute to Juneau fols | 110 & formet studert Body ‘:u{“ ing Perennial Plants at the store as »~- s i » { ent at the miversity ol as, g | tle Red Flowers Go to | Gastineau ‘ 1OWIHE @ ‘month's YHOALION (I8 SAe) [foin, is now _apractieing attorney | BSng ! well as at the greenhouse for decor- . | Mead, H. M. Tullls, Poin Not a relative of the noted aciress |States. lat Olympla, Washington. He is & § | Disabled Veterans E. E. Mead, il M. Tl PO by the same name, but entitied to| Mrs. Hunter motored with Mr. aBd b ppoy” of oy, Tray. | ¢ | atin Retreaty; WT: 5 {interest in her own right, Miss Mar-{Mts. Charles Hooker to Callfornta "Rt & ST G0 pe | g graves. en, Spok pne; \Immm Ebble; jorie Rambeau, Kodiak School|traveling by e Coast route to ed in Juneau aboard|Palo Alto w e she visited with mof this morning Mrs. T. J. Donohoe panied by Miss Myrtle| - > parents of Mrs. Smith Troy. Mr. | Moran is connected with Libby, Me- Neill and Libby and joined the | Store will be open Sunday 9 a.m. to will ¢ Poppy {obhers in Juneau this week, arriv- Klovstad, and Miss Maxine My-{ W\IRS. SOWERBY COMING ling on the southbound steamer GRMER' ers, also school teachers of] M. Isaac Sowerby, who has|yykon after a trip to the Westward | g ; willlam Rapp, Ne noon and on Monday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. nd Mrs. Willard \'V ¥ > ¥ . s ington, D. C.; George Tonghe, Mml p | \E War dead. L. Kafie. v:{o(;'i‘l‘uk {é\:xwmnnx:'l’w:]\‘xeu;;:;:l h‘;‘\xli been wintering in the States, is| {10 the interests of his company. Mr. Fobiiat inaplilow Women ot Alford John Bradford Alaskan ekt Sheplg sgcheduled A la::f:\z;;xgn::;:‘rlt;; to Juneau for the| anid Mrs. Smith Troy and Mrs. ‘1"“"' iy J E F L l s s unit of the American Legion Aux- Camilla C. Weir, Juneau; L. J.| ‘p]ane o Mt 2 Ntk o, \he m e N O tho\ " N A I’ o R T e streets early Seward. States aboard the steamer Aleu- z o R l c ‘ , Stanson, Seward W. H. Cordies for a few days, then |NOTICE, AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS fion /§} Store—311 Seward SL Phone 311 b | \ 1 poppie ier’s annual tribute t iliary will be kets of o them to proceed by way of British Colum-| Drivers' Licenses expire May 31, e cure new li- | €. B. Pniliips, retirea Alaska Rail- | DRY CLEAN[NG S1. | road employee, accompanied by Mrs for | ¢ . | Phillips, arrived in Juneau r adv. City Clerk. 'the steamer Baranof from Seward [ jorle | pia to Fort Rice, North Dakota The Otmritons i n, Miss Rmva'm was teaching In|censss by June 1, 1 will I e NOTICE in lhsh luzht batteries, Miss the day, giving everyone an oppor- oS Rambeau states, and since the town | Soft | You can afford to CHARTER tunify to “honor the dead and aid g (4 annual meeting of the has no electric plant, the incon- the vag by wummg a’ poppy. stockholders and board of directort |venience was very great, and resi- l Water | Washing 1 THE CRUISER ° VIDA , Your Spend the Holidays in ALASKA | Outdoor Comfort Daytime accommodations for 8 peo- ”b“ rvance of Jack Wade Dredging Company |dents traveled about town either in 1~ will be held Tuesday, June 8, in|the dark or with candles. n, Yukon Territory, Canada Miss Rambeau expects to re- d) CHARLES A. WHITNEY, turn to Juneau from Hoonah be- Secretary.' fore traveling south, while Miss NATIONAL ' . AVIATION DAY L] L] e o i chaiyman, Poppies will be distrib- a uted by many women and givls, - all iwor s ‘uppaid volun f_———__——_—.—_ Money rec i for the flowe will faréiwork of the Legion and Aux- iliafy among disabled veterans and fatherless families, during the com-= TRAINED A(‘(,OUNTANTS N ¥ 8 o] Tax and System Service : LAUNDRY || e sieeping accommodations for 5 e, o JAMES C. COOPER COMPANY j —Inquire Aboard At— e g e i3 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Al PHONE 15§ those v Phone 182 Juneau, Alaska Goldstein Bldg. ') ALASKA may well LS MARINE AIRWAYS FLOAT netion Custom: Built §6.50 |I(lH\Ill Y FIVE $5 Men's FORTUNE Shoes $4.00 Nationally Advertised Straight celebrate this day; DO YOU KNOW? | | | | | ] 3 | | RAY DIESEL and F'UEL OIL BURNERS are leaders throughout the e WORLD. Shoe Oup | SEE THE NEW 1937 FULL | AUTOMATIC DIESEL BURNER | FOR HOMES AT | Rice & Ahlers Company | HOTEL GASTINEAU Every Effort Made for the Comfort of the Guests! (3ASTINEAU CAFE in connecticn AIR SERVICE INFCRMATICN ! for, in time with Na- : d | tional 'Progress, we are far advanced in our mode of travel. MORE PEOPLE are travelling Fresh E‘ruxt and Vegetables FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY California Grocery THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery e e, a—— more miles by air,in ALASKA. Fried Frog Legs and Other Deileacies 257 S. Franklin Phone 324 || Read the Class*led Ads in THE.' EMPIF.\K q i1 ALASKA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR — ;% tieht é‘s“"#{ FINE FOODS—LOWEST PRICES—COURTEOUS SERVICE—FAST DELIVER- THE TERMINAL | | | i IES—with the knowled; “This 1s Something Different That You Will Enjoy.” i SHELDON SIMMONS L. F. BARR CUST(‘;IJIVIER‘le A?{(;Jw :Ag'l“eléllt‘iél%o%lt}g’l'gen“;lxs—thawmflo'tggl'y%tgl]".mney et Chief Pilot Pilot SHOP FOR TWO DAYS “ sttt it Voo FOR THAT FISHING OR OUTING TRIP — Many useful suggestions to make your trip a happy cne. foos prwmeewhite 3 o GB¢ FINEST—FRESHEST-—LARGEST .. ... ifiaud HAROLD BROWN, Agent PHONES, Juneau Hangar, 612; Night and Day Office, 587 “CALL 39 - Alaska Meat FOR BETTER MEATS” The First National Bank | JUNEAU ® CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$75.000 ® PAPER PLATES — CUPS — NAPKINS————————DON’T WASH DISHES ——eeeee e PORK and BEANS 3 for 2 3¢ CHEESE COFFEE, Crescent COOKIE JAR . NEXT WEEK we will be Carstens’ able to show you with pride thid Fmeét Dlsglay of SKINLESS Choice Meat Cuts Ever to Be Seen in Alaska. You WEINIES will marvel at the modern, T..C con v eniently - equipped, g S o new fixtures which display HAM temptingly the finest of T.C ZOMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FINEST CRESCENT CREAM WHIP Fancy 2 Seive PEAS forl 9c|| CRACKERS GRAHAM—SODAS .. .. ... STEAKS CHOPS ROASTS S fresh meat cuts and which CHICKENS § ill verify our statement BACON Non- l'umlumR MARSH- that we have the largest i MAlll. CAPONS and finest meat market in DRIED EH Eo A 35c the‘m__qggfi zzc the north. BEEF S — - - s == RABBITS Weé have been “ble to NEW POTA'I‘OES 6M25c oXx Home Made Z?vep rtcflgreBsESTb eiia%%eTT‘gg TONGUES LEFT FOR REPAIR WITH | FINEST SHAFTER WHITE . .. ... : MY LATE BROTHER CORN BEEF § MEATS! HEARTS FRED MATTSON ROASTED RED and WHITE BUTTER TR Lucky Dog Please eall for within a few ; P EANUTS zoc HP EaSh?s 2 for 45C ALASKA MEAT PURE LARD days at New Ideal Curio Shop. Pound .. alves, ns ALL OF HIS WATCH ot o dsadon U5 s | ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT Be LAX:D CO., Phone 39 Wholesale and Retqll SHORTEN- HALF PRICE FIVE FAST 211 SEWARD‘ Phone lo 5 DELIVERIES STREET