The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 16, 1938, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY JUNE 16, 1938. 5 Lt - o or e cannery i - | ot af Bo e POLLY AND HER PALS By CLIFF STERRET over to the cannery in hopes of | \in, Mrs. Olaf Bodding; Re- landir t r r, Mrs. R. I an; Treasu handed with Hoonah resic Mis. B. F. Rodenburg; Assistant RIGHT SMART YEaS\iIHREKE. iwAN’TS o2 02 and we have 1o a ' Guide, Mrs. Christian Shirk; Sen- THERE, DAGNAB IT. PIECE O' SNIPPIN' YUH T! TAKE A GOOD 0 Hoonah in the lea évioomies " | b tirthe Talis? Al i Ty AN TLEN f n nel, Mrs. Hanna Daniels; Argus, THAT TAKES CARE IF I DO SAY SO, | Bl i Wright further said that should | Mrs. John Nielson O TH! PLAGUE -, THANKS, MAW, APPLAUSE NUTHIN'! LSBT B AR HEDCE, there be any need f Accisting Mrs. Light in the inst TAKE TRIMMIN! FER TH' YUH RATES MORE'N FER A ENCORE! Loy e : o B I g SR N == [ REe e | JEes APPLAUSE, men as th rogresse lat Olson SAMIL! DOIN' THIS limited few whic will be needed, as G y ERONT HEDGE &' will be employed through Territorial | as G Director of Employment J. T.| erine st organi Flakne. I jon a short Wright flew back to Hoonah es conducted by morning with Alex Holden Mr McKinnon, newly installed of- - -~ ficer, at whic ht was esented with t zent’s pin ! 1] hown in her term of office. . H Carc re played and refresh- i ing with members of the Moose ot ¥ ige guests for the evening : - With Mrs. Robert Light, Past Re- s v Il gent conducting the installation DIVORCE SOUGHT Local Merchanis = 2 o GROSS COMPANY FILES o P, i ve s SOFTBALL TILT — Miss MacMill o ern somenient| ¢ ORP ORATE ARTICLES | st by s von Peter, and Frank T S5 WIAORTIINGN. | oo socom e s o cne| out s SRS () H : »tlnfll:u' m“_“ P l}x\}. U. S. Commissioner of Fish- . . in the Odd Fellows Hall last eve- Dorothy Jones a t Leo Jones, B e ra e e“’ splendid patronage Articles of incorporation were | erie ning incompatibility. They are h enjoyed during their filed Territorial Auditor - Members installed to fill the of- Do ] a " f 4 bu. gether, con- ‘Ivl..:\ Twe ll%‘!! Century o fice of the anization are Mrs > > — tant i estme 1 nc., of Ju- Ar 5 son. Junior Past Regent 8 w INDS' ThlrdAn"lversary i : oo L TS 1: pt ’ § , The tball game scheduled for rt \lr!'(.h) ’ \JI‘“H(] [’.\ t l(.‘ er Fii DR EDMUNDS ¢ 1 2 n gesture t eau W new e . 3 A TRt \ Senjor Regent, Mrs Goodman; Optometr »f Alaska and Seatfla many f who have helped by G Twentieth t‘fif D Director of Girl Scout Camp junior mecent, 11ss Eskesor ment on page tWo aav. e th nage to build the New building on Front S T poatponsd SERE ORI to Be Honored at Tea Hermle and Thibodeau Pro- cery to its present thriv- pany is capitalized for §: e e ] Sy e e : t . ) D Mr. Hermle and Mr. Thib- | incorporators of the firm e g s A [omorrow claim Jubilee Day at nave proclaimed a Third |D. Gross, Hansina Gross and Zal- e e Nistw iy Anniverary Jubilee, Two-Day Sale, main Gross ouier HOWl ML Miss Dorothy Lou MacMillan, di- New Homiewclocely during which they and their large e 5 e e u thi . Wi eificient store personnel will serve ~PIIENIN, Alex: Holder went ottt n ne il semanced today inRtIBIYTID a2 y ier . or N Its a Jubllec Week-End at the {oi" friends and customers from DR. GRUENING IS TO Iands today with the Pairehild ang SJcle races would be part of the pring, George, arr New Home Grocery, tomorrow and | on’ qyiractive array of speciai o- MAKE AN EXTENDED | Lon Cope took the Bellanca fo_the iy contests for school children. ypiscyenin rd “‘;‘V Hermle and Joe forings from the stock of both the TRIP OVER KA Polaris-Taku mine for the Marine Miss MacMillan, of ¢ Thibedeau celebrate the Third An- | oo i’ he’ New Home Liquor F ALAS Afrways oaiVed har MbAters, Di PN ary of their operation of the which. they. operate iy Alex took Mr. and Mrs. Frank HFLL F cal Educaticn t and modern food market on on Dr. Ernest Gruening, Director of Wright to Hoonah, and Doris Mc- = ¥ Un of Wa tor 2 jughby Avenue, next to the e the Division of Territories and Is- Closkey and A. Larson to Sitka 4 aiready cbtain Ba , P:‘x:k : ATTENTION DeMOLAYS land Possessions, Interior Depart-' Cope to LeB lais. R. Evanc l Science De ! In 1836, a little more than a year ment, who is sailing from Seattle W. Doney. and [ wood to the h i s tion at Oreqy Colle after they purchased the store that | A} active and majority members| 00 the Brant July 2, will spend two mine and brouzht back John Veste- For the | Miss M is now the Home Grocery from the | o the Order of DeMolays are re- | 0aY in Juneau on the trip north and | gaard. fitlan 1 \ th late E. A. Millaeger, Mr. Hermle | ioed to meet at the Masonic then proceed to the Westward and - o Shell Simmons hopped the Al- h h ind Mr. Thibodeau were able t0 Tupnple Friday, June 17; at 3 - Interior, making a longer stay here FLOWER GARDEN QUILT aska Air Tran: Lockheed to the of ! almost completely rebuild their es- | ek adv, On his return, according to a mas-| is awarded to No. 135, at the Am- islands today with John Mourstad g for tt » tablishment, transforming it into sage to Gov. John W. Troy from erican Beauty Parlor. adv. for Hirst, Mike Wall and Melvin B b vaan 16 Y S & - -~ - _— r?[‘“mi“— to Chichagof, mrl( Art camps in hoth Port « hane and H. L. McMillan to TR CHARE DG e S rector is not only an expert swim- mer, but is also able to teach vol- » tennis, archery, badminton ind other outdoor game: To fterncon a tea will A 14 i Leivers, on Distin Avenue, hon ing Miss MacMillan. All scout lead "™ Fad CASE s, mewvers ot e comen. nd - BUY A FEW PACUAGES TODAY L ) i mothers of the girls going to __ : camp will be present for the oc- g ) % casion, thus effording them an Canadian Plane Is Forced cpportunity of becoming more close- [] Dow LR ly acquainted with the leader e ] e oo e 5 s [ e [ -.N-. ‘)‘\”fl_W' u 1ve During her stay here, previous . Minutes Gas to her departure for camp, Mis: MacMillan will be the house guest SAN FRANGISCO, Cal, June 16, Of Mrs. W. W. Council, at her hoi JUNEAU MINE & MILL WORKERS The Gourt of Appeals has upheld in the Goldstein Building. Fol e Court of Abeals has Uheld e her work in the Caphtal Gty UNION—LOCAL 203 au and the Northland Trans- Mss MacMillan plans to journey ta tion Company, giving the com- | Sitka, where she will be in charge 5 iy priority rights to use the Of the scout camp in that city Alaska city's wharf for its ships.| _____~ —**% D, 8. Ssianer beckabt & 4 " [ UNIVERSITY EXTENSION i > 2 e g » e | Constitutional Referendum cut of the contr complain D ons ‘ “ lona e ere“ “ i that the city spent $5,000 to put| A supper meeting of the Uni- the wharf in shape in 1935 but up | Versity on Club Unit No. 1 s S e S s o ik ng at the home of Will Be Held SATURDAY--JUNE 18 860, the Misses Claire Carpenter and W SANBIERRE Clara Walther, The evening was From 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. spent in making hand tailored pig- IS HONORED AT skin gloves, * BIRTHDAY PARTY ! 7The next meeting of the club ' it will be held at the home of Peggy Honoring her daughter Jennie on 2"‘;"‘\’;' on Friday, June 24, at ALL MEMBERS ARE REQUFSTED her tenth birthday. Mrs. Olaf Lar- A ™ YA O TLITTR R T son entertained yesterday at her T e IO CAST THEIR BALLOTS nome at 437 West Eleventh street.. HOONAH NEED: During the afternoon games were payea atier woien rereshments| NOADDITIONAL were served. Pink was used as the| CANNERY HANDS color scheme for the decorations| SRR | and J8%ges. | There is no cannery work i Pre;e.'_“ to help Jennie to celebrate| goonap for newcomers, Superic- | her birthday were Ruth Larsonyengent of the Icy Straits Packing ':1“?’9 O e D0 Oraves, ,Am"_)\‘Cump:Iny_ PFrank Wright, announced | Varness, Charlotte Tripp, Pearliin juneau this morning. | Swonson, and June Sweum. Wright said a “lot of men desir- | S | ing work have been trying to get Try an Empire ad. | | | " | | DON'T BUY A REFRIGERATOR | Without First Seeing the | g KELVINATOR ) If you do you'll miss the biggest buy on the market today. Low cost operation. 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