The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1942, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA MWWU, ALASKA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1942 e Imntrd $250,000 loss which included | neau and plan to continue south for representative for the school sys- The committee voted to give all Sitka’s onl, store, one of the |a combined business and vacation tem of the city. possible assistance to the Lutheran | y drug ) principal mercantile stablishments | trip. Mr. Beaudin was manager of | The following committee of wo-|Church Service Center project and SITKA COLD STORAGE ST RE By JEANE CLITHERO and the restaurant where the fire |the Baranof Hotel Cocktail Lounge| = = =o' 0 e he go.|the American Legion Auxiliary e originated as well as apartments |in Juneau until a year ago when ™ : Wednesday Evening Open Hi “Th, 5 B s ¥ nesday Evening Open House. e Perfect Place for Self Service' tivities of the women’'s organiza- { s day what, | they moved to Anchorage. % above. It was not known today w 8 tions: Mrs. Ray Peterman, chair- A sub-committee was formed for Residents were shocked to wake- | D | if any, plans were to be made for D | 4 % 5 fulness by the alarm which sounded;mb‘;‘:lytm:’g““‘;)l“_l;;m‘({s o Chiaiiia Iman; Mrs, Elliott Fletcher, secre-|® Project to wrap Christmas pres-| G R 0 C E R I E S . M E A T at 11:40 pm. and few returned w!mat,erinls .labor s qu.)ck mnmbut; ORGANIZATIONS UNITE {tary; Mrs. C. G. Stuart, Mrs. Ada ents (f:or the .s(;rvlcle_lmxen Un:ler A Friday | . = Mrs. C. R. Smith, chairman, two sleep until last Friday forenoon. [to the problem faced by property | For the purpose of uniting ”,(‘!Petvrs. Mrs. William Walton, Mrs. . B A(K AG Al“ ?’Ki“&ifl:”n"fifi ;‘?x;lwsolru::t:irior:\r.f:c;\°“‘““"s- ¢ activities of the ‘women's Geganiza- | Nels 'Drugg, . Mrs, /Hugh jDowler,| Women will go to, the Base every HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES Highest credit was given by every- [tions of Sitka and the recreational|Mrs. Foster Mills, Mrs. Allan John- |afternoon to wrap the presents for their vigil after a night fight to] i 5% Lt k 4 1 ])l]::'r(‘n‘L Enw Nadve Do smmdmg‘one to the m‘_emcn. civilians ““d'olll(‘('rs of the base with United blt)ll(‘ Mrs. Russ Cln.hero,. Mrs. | the boys' families and friends hw MEN S READY_TO_WEAR throughout ‘the business distsict, |Paval and military personnel Who |gervices Organization representa- |Glenn Mead, Mrs. C. R. Smith. the States 1 e block on Lincoln Street, |heroically fought the flames and|yye porrest P. Knapp, a meeting| It was voted to sponsor bi-week- | —— —— EEMAGLAL x| HARDWARE e ‘oughfare, was gone | 8r€at sympathy felt for the indi-| o, " pog mhursday, October 29, at|ly dances in the high school gym- | Sitka’s main thoroughiare, B e | TIAUAS < wilose *10st thelr personal | N85 + A s e e e gy (MORE NEWS ON PAGE TWO) | BN with charred ,m;; :]{:mlhuldu(\‘fl ';l:zd bllongings’ as well as the merchants | the, home of Mrs, O, G. Stuart. | & icemen. YOUR WISH IS R :\Ihm; 3"}‘“,',}(} Bulm‘«’;.. had stood, | Whose business places were burned | Five v:otxinm\fi orfnmmtmnz M - OUR COMMAND o f | the P. 8. Ganty ting had 500 | represented; the American Legion < g o . Arcade Cafe and | Mrs. Hazel Kirmse, owner of the 3 s . ) the kitchen of the Arcad ‘ tor Ju: lot the Moose; THY N eR Twdles' Atd;] for VICTORY ree belivery Phone 104 Sfunfni'?gth "Bel Blow ‘:)n’v.\d o quickly that little w:\?i:}:::“;‘;“ il of Night Blaze y where |and the Women’s Missionary So-| |she owns another gift. and curio ciety - | store. Lieut. Robert Lensch is the rep-| - resentative from the Army, Li ald Carpenter, the Marine 1 Smith, the Navy. T principal of the scho C for COMFORT at the SITKA HOTEL “The House of Hospitality” Russ Clithero, Manager by t night whi two of | JUST ARRIVED! | Buy While They Last! A well as leaving dwellers in second- story apartments homeless. Dependable Service ROYAL CABS Telephone 66 | Friday 1 Partial insurance covered the usu-1 Freeman Shoes Arrow Shirts Hardman Hats Leather Jackets Brentwood Sweaters We’'re Sorry Sitkans HEAR YE! Ivs No Hundreds to Choose from - o :7*7#;4* hougllrs Hol¢’s Men’s Shop Our sympathy goes fo you in the calamity that has struck at such an illfavored for 4 Secret! Everyone on Your List! EVERYONE : ¢ @ Toys @ Souvenirs - MEETS ® Smokers' Needs @ Leather Goods ‘ MA](AE il AT ® Perfumes @ Pen, Pencil Sets Musical Christmas time. Where there is a will, there is a way, and we are @ Stationery ® Wrappings | R s o ERIERR | A .confident your initiative and sl N 5 S B | L&Léil}f&m; ‘ F[r{?cg.oAT ts 1 FINE e courage will soon resor COLUMBIA COCKTAIL BAR et R | e[| e what has been lost. — : = NEILL ANDERSEN B Connie’s Dress Shop Whenever we may be of Give help fo you we assure you Practical our best efforts will be made Gifts to serve you. Here's to a Pelicious Chinese Food Conway Dock Company ¢ Oil --- Coal | E M , For Busy Shopping ® Sex o Pressing Gowns Gasoline {| Cheris i ‘ DaYS '-//l/( ,B A) C! ( ® Savin ® Slacks et ‘ Cherished Gift | ,B. . eptends Co. LOOK—SKATES! } Shirts Greater Sitka. : Ties o siso b mary || CHOP SUEY » CHOW MEIN DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS {| Photo Shop Studio is a PHOTOGRAPH . QAALITY SINCE /887 . g ; @ Y Hundreds of Pairs——GET 'EM QUICK! Conveniently Put Up to Serve at Home MOY’S OPEN FROM 5—12 Tilson and Sons i | Sitka’s Newest Store for Men { | | RADIO® SALE 20% Discount Zenith Console Stock $195.00 10-Tube Sets NOW $156.00 TREATS Give a Festive Touch To Every Meal CRISP ROLLS - PASTRIES BREAD - CAKES COOKIES : PIONEER BAKERY PHONE 11 Let’s Calllk. A Day==== and DROP IN at the SILVER FOAM We are closing our Sitka store on November 15th and must move Corner Cash Market When the Day S these sets before that time 33 LINCOLN “Get More for Cash” PHONE 49 : w0l'k | N en g POLICY: STRICTLY CASH | IsDone Cash Only Discount to Service Men Only Deliveries Continued As in Past ‘ M E E T Y 0 U R | ) NO Tel’ms = NU Trials -NO He!urns BUY THE EASY WAY SERVE YOURSELF FRIEND s ® : . Zenith Will Get at : the News ) | PARSONS ELECTRIC Co. ; YOU CAN BUY YOUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HERE WE PROMISE YOU THE ALL 'ROUND LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN A ERNIE'S COCKTAIL BAR NEW OWNERSHIP NEW MANAGEMENT Formerly Sanitary Meat and Grocery