The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 23, 1943, Page 6

CLEAN-UP! PAINT-UP! It’s Part of Your Home Front Fight! We Americans are doing things for tion! Round up the family for ourselves these days—and that in- action and do the job yourself this cludes hauling out mops, buckets, year to save manpower. Make brooms and paint brushes for the yours a "'V home—clean, paint- big Spring clean-up campaign that ed, prepared against the ravages of does so much for home conserva- decay! To facilitate the City Clean-Up Campaign, the City of Juneau will provide free service to Juneau residents by furnishing city trucks to pick up refuse that has been left on curbs in front of homes and business houses during Clean-Up Week. already. Juneau shops still have the supplies you will want. Many of them can't be reordered . . . so make your Victory Garden plans NOW, before it is too late. And don't forget your Victory Gar- den, while you are busy cleaning up your house and yard. Check over your garden tools and see what new ones you need. Order your seeds, if you haven't done so 'HIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR CLEAN P WEEK IS SPONSORED BY THE Juneau Chamber of Commerce, The City of Juneaun AND THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS FIRMS -Juneau Lumber Mills “All Y_nur Building Materials” Tl!ihmas Hardware Co. Garden Tools—Seeds—Paints s " Juneau Florists 5 ts—and All Y Gard Juneau-Young Hardware e Company “What the Garden and Home Needs” & Columbia Lumber Co. ) “0ld Dutch Bey Paints” & Juneau Paint Store Charles W. Carter Paints—Varnishes—Etc, Ml)l'tllal'y THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA MORE PLANS ON CLEAN-UP WEEK GIVEN City Truck Drivers Will Balk at Hauling Stumps, Bathtubs haul away every kind of junk and trash but stamps’'and bathtubs in the Clean-Up Week campaign which starts next Monday, Mayor Harry |I. Lucas said today. City Outside Operations Foreman Bert Lybeck said his truck drivers will cooperate in every way pos- sible in getting the city cleaned up spic and span, just as long as they don’t have to go down into the basements after the junk. All trash, he said, should be brought to the curbs and placed there, except in blocks where there are alleys, and then the trash should be placed in the alley. | The city will be divided into theee i assigned to nd if business |is brisk enough. a truck will make :'h() rounds of each district every | day. r. Lybeck said that those who have their junk ready to haul {away should call the city telephone number—88--and let the person who answers the phone know about it in order to assure a speedy | pickup. {inum or other scrap metals essen- |tial to the war effort, should also place this salvage material out with the trash, but in a separate pile, and the city trucks will haul this beck added. - 'BERTELSON SELLS WORKS TO YARNOT | Andy Bertelson, owner of Juneau {Iron Works since 1915 has an- nounced the sale of his business to | Frank Yarnot. Bertelson came to Juneau April 11, 1911, and was employed by Frank Forrest, then owner, for four |years when he bought the business for himself. In making the announcement of his selling, Bertelson said that he intended to remain a few weeks and help the new owner get started. Early in May he plans to go to New York and visit his daughter, Mrs. Finn Peterson and his three grandchildren. This will be Mr. Bertelson's sec- ond trip out in 32 years. He made his first trip out of Alaska in 1936 when he was married. Bertelson is looking forward to this trip with interest and intends ito stay out four or five months. He will keep his house here, but has | made no plans after his return to ‘J\lnll\l, E LINGUIST Irene Blodset Holmes of Janesville, Wis., learn ing to be a WAVE at Northamp- ton, Mass., speaks five languages. Born in Russia, she grew up_in China, Carbohydrates furnish more the 50 percent of the energy conten of most diets. THE TYPHOON SUITS You have been waiting for! ALLSIZES at H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man 3 ! The City of Juneau is willing to Any residents having scrap alum- material to the salvage depot, Ly-‘ WORK ON ROAD HERE RESUMED " THIS MORNING Work started this morning on the job to complete improvements started last year on the Glacier Highway, from Juneau to Duck Creek, District Engineer M. D. Wil- liams of the Public Roads Admin- istration announces The work is being done under the Public Roads ,'\mnmi.‘a(rationl iby the M. P. Munter Construction | Company which will continue fo widen and gravel the road similar | to the portion completed at this| end. | Willlams said it is anticipated | that the job will be completed in 60 to 90 days i - SITKA, EXCURSION, | HAINES FLIGHTS | " MADEBY COASTAL | Alaska Coastal Aitlines made a lround trip flight yesterday after- |noon to Sitka. Those going from Juneau were: Jo Ann Randalle,! Theodore Jense! Jim Reed and 'returning were rriett Grooper, Mrs. Mildred Beck, Conrad Grooper, fand S. D. Boskin. Dean Goodwin piloted the plane | On today's flight to Sitka were: Jack Dennond, M. L. Miles, Mrs. Sam Paul, Chede Paul and Ivan Rezek. Returning were: Mrs. L. Reinka, G. A. Seeleger, John V. Ritter, Jim Payne. On today's trip from Haines to Juneau were: Mr. and Mrs. James Willard, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Williams, Clovis E. Bull. Returning were: Mrs. C. W. Mitchell, Ivan W. H. Mathhews, Jr. Today Wayne Johnson flew to Tomlinson, John R. James, Mrs. Easter dinner will take planning this year . . . and BERT'S CASH GROCERY is here to help you with DELICIOUS FOODS to fit your EASTER MENUS. Whether it is Easter Breakfast, Easter Dinner, a Buffet Supper - or Picnic in the couniry - COME TOBERT'S . . . We Will Help You Plan? BERT'S CASH GROCERY FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1943 AR Ry W i RN TR Plenty of the Supplies You Need for EASTER Fresh Lettuce, Avocados, Celery, Spinach Cauliflower FRESH LARGE EGGS Whipping and Light AVOSET left at $1.50 box Exira Fancy Eating Apples—$5.95 Box Wire, Write or Phone Your Order WHERE SERVICE, PRICE AND QUALITY MEET We DELIVER TO DOUGLAS—Each Tuesday and Friday 2 DELIVERIES DAILY 10:30 A. M. 2:30P. M. Pno“ ss IN BUSINESS SINCE 1908 and still doing the largest grocery business in Juneau. PHONE 92 Jerry Williams. returned to Juneau | Excursion Inlet with Pilot Alex Don Brady piloted a plane late | Holden. Returning were A. B. Phil- yesterday to Excursion Inlet and | lips, G. A. Bloomfield, Byron L. Those going | Schoetker, B. M. Choate, George F. to the Inlet were Vernon Moe, Earl | Wright. Matthews, M. A. Reynolds and Paul | -ee Coopus. Coming to Juneau from the Inlet were Thomas E. Dean, Nearly one-tenth of the entire G. L. Beach, Verne Hoke, Owen | U. S. population was hospitalized Shumate, J. S. Cowgill and the Rev. ' in 1942, ~ IsOurGreetingtoYou 105—PHONES—104 Make Your Easte l'eetlng ltll CANDY from RACE’S Beautifully packaged boxes of Easter sweets are hound to please! THESE FAMOUS CANDIES: HELEN ARDELLE and ROGERS Will Say Happy Easter for You HARRY RACE, Druggist PHONE 25 - - BUY WAR BONDS FREE DELIVERY