The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 31, 1942, Page 6

~ " THE DAILY ALASKA. EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASIEA Py SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1942 PAGE SIX open house | ticularly as regards feedihg the| The show was patterned after| Encores were received by the 4 [last regular Wednesday O] * S' l KA NE“/ * was better attended than usual| working men. Many workars went the KRAY Saturday night jam-|girls’ trio, “The Three Notes,’ Lois 3 with dancing by candlelight one of |to their jobs without breakfast. |boree, one of the stations most|Peterson, Marion Hussey and Mar- SI l lm COLD STOBAGE STonE By JEANE CLITHERO the features of the evening. Man- | d | popular features. Master of Cere-|garet Rands, who sang “Trade SR RO a |no’s orchestra was enjoyed by all.| SHOW SMASH HIT | monies Hal Chambers, formerly of [Winds,” as well as Elaine Doolittle, “The Perfect Place for Self Service” On Sunday morning, (I)cmh.vll 2“1:"rs;z::l,‘f’x;;c:fi;:mrl)c ,b;,‘:l,:i:gz o | Tuesday night, October 26, radio| KINY in Juneau, led a score of |who sang a solo. the Vermarco left .I\:x the x};(\:r‘)’\} he b e . Though power was shut off on|station KRAY presented a two-|sailors. soldiers and Marines| Impersonations of ‘Egbert’ and G R wip to Juneau with the | —_ | Wednesday, the Sitka Sentinel, tri- [ hour talent show at the Col |through their paces while “The|‘Grampaw’ by Pvt. Jack Donlevy s ). E A T Elks officials who had conducted njgyor William Hanlon an-|weekly paper edited by Harold|Theatre. The program, under were smash hits and an acrobatic initiation on Friday night, aboard. |, ..ced that 450 tons of emer-|Veatch, got out on time despite|sponsorship of the Rotary Club, Saturday noon the officials from|ge,ey provisions are to be shipp?dlthe fact that the type had to be|included everything from an acro- Juneau were luncheon guests Of |, citka from Seattle. These sup-!set by hand and presses operated |batic dance to an ‘honest to good-| ls)upmates," a four-piece orchestra, |furnished the music. HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR (MORE NEWS ON PAGE TWO) Lieut. G. A l“"‘“‘ “”“i"‘ ”"‘]"' plies will be stored in widely sep- by manpower. ness’ opera singer. . who obtained his antlers during the | arated places t = 4 A H < i AR : i ol T o o Guests Are Happy | HARDWARE S Mrs. Steve McCutcheon, whose|Mrs. Harry Hagen, retu b} | YOUR WISH IS at the The informal da the Sitka Women' 1 d here bY | uchand recently accepted a posi- | With Alaska Coastal Airlines on | Saturday, | yion with OPA in Fairbanks, ar-|Tuesday after spending ten days | gree ess, | yived Friday by plane from Ju-|in Juneau. |1 OUR COMMAND October 24, was a great & according to the large crowd in|jeov My and Mrs. McCutcheon | iy S tk H t l Pll IM r n l- attendance. Carpenter’s Hall, scene | pave been making their home in| I. A. Thatcher, Alaska salesman, | | a ote i one ree ve lvery of the dance, was gaily decorated |(pe Capitol City where he was As-|left with the BP.O. Elks party on with a Hallowe'en motif. Music|gstant Commissioner for the Ter-|the Vermarco for Juneau after| | was furnished by the Rands' or-|yitorial Department of Labor pre-|sPending a week here on business chestra. All profits from the affair | yious to his recent appointment. are to go to the Club House Fund "The House of Hospitality’ RUSS CLITHERO. . . Manager é Dependable Service ROYAL CABS AN Mrs. P. S. Ganty and Miss Helen | | 3 Roan were feted on their birthdays | | Women of the Moose and Sitka |jaq Sunday by a dinner party | | Mrs. Mary K. Cauthorne, Senior Women's Club members are NOW{given at the home of Mrs. J. J.| | T Advisory Nurse for Public Health alternating with the American Le-|conway, X Y NOW LET'S EAT nurses in the Territory, arrived gion Auxiliary in acting as hosts e AR } | £ > a 2\ g elephone 66 here by plane from Juneau Fri- at the Wednesday night dances for| .. RO AMERICAN FOOD > = X = e —— Qi Bha @XBsct b 'be hate tntl seFvioe men Held st the Casle, THBILLNAIE BEWSS in the busincss aecs i EXCLUSIVELY! b s * N E sday » morning at 1:30 o'clock until | Thursday, stores and restaurants {were in a difficult situation, par- SPECIAL!? PUMPKIN ICE CREAM for Holiday Festivities Arcade Cafe Just Atjrived.' New Fall and Winter Suit Samples Made to Measure RADIO SALE 20% Discount Zenith Console Price $32.50 10 $57.50 Guammfegd to Fit ALSO:— DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AND MANY MORE Stfl("@ ' ©® Leather Goods ® Perfume $195.00 10-Tube Sets NOW $156.00 EVERYONE * Toys & Weapotns MEETS AT THE “(OLUMBIA COCKTAIL BAR Luncheonette News Stand NEILL ANDERSEN We are closing our Sitka store on November 15th and must move these sets before that time. RECORDS POPULAR and CLASSICS n Musical Instruments n Conway Dock Christmas Gifts Company Cash Only No Terms - No Trials - No Returns [ ] Zenith Will Get the News Permanents Norma's Beauty Salon at Sitkka Music Store D PHONE 48 THE MOST Cherished Gift is a PHOTOGRAPH We also have many DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS FOOTWEAR— JARMAN-FORTUNE ALLEN-EDMONDS ALL THE WORLD ... : There Are None Better! Oil --- Coal Gasoline Insurance NOWFOR SOME cCHOP SUEY L W SHIRTS W SOX MTES B SLACKS ¥ UNDERWEAR 7/% B DAJAMAS ® JACKETS Service Clothing 0.D. SHIRTS (100% wool) - $4.50 0.D.SWEATERS (100% woel) 4.75 0.D.JACKETS - - - - 8% Regulation Military Shirts 3.50 PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. ALL THIS AND MORE AT Tilson and Sons Sitka's Newest Store for Men Chop Suey-Chow Mein Conveniently Put Up to Serve at Home - MOY’S OPEN FROM 5—12 B : ‘, 4 GANTY’S LET US DO YOUR BAKING Y | il PIES — CAKES — PASTRY Sitka's New Shopping Center "If We Bake Ii—It's Good!" = PIONEER BAKERY PHONE 11 Corner Cash Market 33 LINCOLN “Get More for Cash” PHONE 49 POLICY: STRICTLY CASH Discount to Service Men Only Deliveries Continued As in Past BUY THE EASY WAY SERVE YOURSELF YOU CAN BUY YOUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HERE LEISURE Where MUSIC IS GAY atthe SILVER FOAM FORGET! A o ~ Christmas Cards OUR LARGE STOCK s INDIVIDUAL and VARIED We’'re Meeting at ‘WE ALS! WE PROMISE YOU THE ALL 'ROUND O HAVE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN G . F T S for You May Take Part of Your Change in DEFENSE SAVING STAMPS EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY Alaska Drug and Jewelry Co. ERNIE'S COCKTAIL BAR NEW OWNERSHIP NEW MANAGEMENT Formerly Sanitary Meat and Grocery