The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1942, Page 6

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PAGE SIX 0 Sitka Page llhl‘\l WALLIS \lll\\l‘l)ll()l( SOCIETY and CLUB "SOCIETY and CLUBNOTES By l\\ \\ \I LIS Open llmN for Service Men |help liven up the evening n Legion Auxiliary the proceed e numbers to participate in the dan and game A large crowd attended Wedne: M nd Mr day. All seemed to enjoy the even- |, ing and MUCH food was contumed ——————— g e ou complete details on this wed- Flag Day Dance Yie 4% & luter ok The American Legion Auxiliar the Moose Hall June 13. Proceeds are in bring to Sitka t convention g for Sitka, inasmuch as it will w(!u:rl the visiting delegates an opportunit to see our city and meet many of cur citizens. In addition it o certainly attend this one thousands of dollars into the com- G T munity. These Iz are something town in the T year and this ye ed as the “chos much to our good friend, RUSS | Japs didn't come Clithero, (the Inn keeper) for his efforts in this direction. Sitk - - — conventions | ¢ j¢ no military secret that Sitka y had an air raid alert last week. The most disappointed man in b town was one who wanted to try 1 spot.” We OWe gyt his new telescope sights—The All of Ve | mobilizing the Our morning mail brought an in- ation to attend another wedding ) of our very good young friends here have decided to get o hitched up—Jack McConkey and Miss Elaine Peterson. We have not keen able to attepd many weddings ince coming to Sitka, but we will 2 Civilian defense authorities in are concerned over the tend- ency of people to congregate on Box Supper hilltops during alerts. It is pointed An old fashioned box supper is out that the g planned for the very near future, or as soon as the service men are able to get a bit of liberty is our & aim to have the good lad to put hrapnel—any roof but together a lunch tha 11 feed tent will do—STAY INDOORS four people—these boxes will be sold e to the highest bidder, the buyer with the fair lady will then invite two service men to help consume the contents, we are adavised that we sold loose by |('u]~|~ due to short- can count on the Army band to age of paper. Cigarettes are wholesaled So that you may keep that Fashion Look when ing fex PHONE 56 SITKA DRY CLEANING CO. GOOD FOOD! WE SERVE IT RIGHT T00! American Dishes Exclusively \ Arcade Cafe "The House of Hospitality” RUSS CLITHERO Manager LOTS OF PEP!? NOW, More Than Ever Before, We All Need PEP! We Sell Only Good Stuff Anchor Bar and Liquor Store The BEST Comes from— FISHERMEN'S Liquor Store PHONE 51 atest danger will ircraft fire—remem- | § yes up must come down’ are no protection from Chair a boxes of 500 each in Ireland mv! l‘ DEFENSE STAMPS AND BONDS We re a nation ai war Our rty, our sacred honor Dictatorships of ex- traordinary ruthlessness have in- vaded our outposts and imperiled our security and way of life. Am- s, everywhere, have sprung to ing for the stru le Manpower is peing mobilized for our armed forces. Our industries are Is of war The ited States Treasury is mobiliz- \g money, the indispensable sinews - | of war Our citizens have rallied mag- nificiently to the government in its # hour of need. Sacrifices have been made by those who wamed to jump in and do their part through the pur ase of Defense Bonds y t d g and Stamps but the time now has ir son Charles. We \\II] give up of come when the mere ¢ ¥ is not ssentials of livi yugh. Each and every one of us strip his income to the bare necessities of living, putting what is | a la not needed to live and sleep and eat into the purchase of Bonds!! and Stamps. This is no time to quibble! Either we win this war by putling into everything that we have of money, time and materials and if need be of life or we will not win the war. This is plain fact that even a child can understand. No longer can there be any question of any individual being unable to af- ford to buy Bonds and Stamps. It may well be that he will never be able to afford anything again in- cluding independence and freedom - eee sitka purchased $10,00000 worth of Defense Bonds during the first weck of June. This does not in- clude honds purchased through the H)ll Allottment , Sitka Bond suggests a 1\(‘“ slogan, Dutch Harbor." B BUY D l'fl NSE BONDS & STAMPS COMPLETE SERVICE WE MEET YOUR EVERY NEED— Phone 65 Our Complete Stock Offers You a Wide Variety to Choose From LOY'S Assure You of Complele Comfort! Around id BAYVIEW HOTEL |[SPRING SUCCESS STYLES Overlooking the Water in Suis - Dresses - Coats and Hats and are gird- | " Ithe ball rolling Worries? Leave ‘Em at Home SPEND YOUR SPARE TIME WITH US— ® MUSIC — DANCING COME IN THIS EVENING COLUMBIA COCKTAIL BAR i b MONDAY, JUNE 15, 194; uso We would like to give y eral breakdown on the U: that this column has sponsored and carried out. Some time ago the Hon. William Hanlon, Mayor of all of Sitka asked me to take the re- spun\ll)lll(\ of raising smm by pop- Bright Side t nal org \1\\/!1101\ Am(( as I understand it to be used to cstablieh one of the regular USO units here in Sitka We of this column are pretty busy most of the week but have a little time we can call our own, s0 we agreed to the proposition, however, we lled on our wife for some help. She responded with a bang result almost $500 collected or pledged in the first three days. I might add that this money will be turned over to the proper authori- ties immediately. YUM - YUM - YUM Tasty Bakery Goods The time for action on this front is ripe and that Sitka is entitled to » of the money collected he Terzitory and States o (4 M "' Saves YOll Time I Heard that @ne at MOY advertises ’ e establishment! of decent re- . T E lities for the service and MOneY. meh in the area, and if this col- E R N l E 9 s G L Good Teo | CHINESE FOOD vice men here are & t C E t .l B 1 Bet It’s Good Too! but for difficulty in gettir QCE al ar & out we would already have some ™ 7 & - definite information to pass along S“ka S Favorlle Meellng Plase to you. However, in spite of these difficulties, we are working on it from this quarter by the time we 1 H g0 to press next week—anyhow we « are geing to have USO in Sitka e — P SITKA PUBLIC This newspaper is ALASKA owned and every cent you spend in ALASKA. > Light -- Power == Water EXPERT F Cabinet Work We'll Try It Pioneer Bakery Phone 219 Home ownership is considerably higher in the United States than, in ahy other country. s(:;unms or Play WE CAN OUTFIT YOU COMPLETELY! Phone 72 TILSON AND SONS ALLAN JOHNSTONE—Manager FURNITURE Made fo Order JUNE The Month of TASTY LUNCHES ONE MOMENT Fountain Drinks PLEASE . . . Current Magazines s 5 bl i Souvenirs - Gifts Keodaks-Accessories Sitka Laundry | WERLL ANDERSEN & Dry Cleaning Co. "PICTURES LIVE FOREVER" Special Care Given to IDENTIFICATION PICTURES— PAS Coon'’s Studio Dry Cleaning 56 Quiet Restful Rooms g SHART T2 22 T, ln LN N ] Look Serve Yourself and Save At Prices that Are Amazingly Low! Accessories, Too! CONNIE'S —DRESS SHOP ® Headquarters for Vegetables Sitka Mercantile Company Alaska l)ru:;I Oal:;l:‘ilewelry Co. PHONE 10 PHONE 20 BUY those things you need NOW!

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