The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 23, 1943, Page 2

DOUGLAS FIRST Douglas first Gladiator in en and ness SALE @' SUMMER HATS! Specials Which Are Too Good it e Erisp Siraws v Quick Selling 4 only, Better Hats fo sell at $6.50 20remarkedat - - - - 3.50 24 1o sell for 2.00 15 for only - 1.00 I'he Brown, I , Red nd combinations of colors BOTH LARGE AND SMALL MODELS from our regular stock of fine hats. R Behrends Co QUALITY SINCE /887 PICNIC picnic planned by No. 2, O. , for Treadwell beach has until the first committee in charge morning. 0. EDWARDS Edwards removed to the for their residence service - O.E.S. The Chapter it the postponed , the nounced tk NEWS SEASON FOR CANNERY steamed up for canning this morning as the came in from the fish- a few salmon, just the machinery. certain readi- that come FISH OF ARRIVE cannery MOVE and family Tom while Orrin banks with gh to try things in out have for in the capacity runs later Kilburn denc CANNERYMEN TIDES TOMORROW , 28 am., 142 pm., 1.0 31 pm., 153 TAKE APT. Bill” Oa and Dan have taken one of apartments for their e here during the canning sea-| linm an, Low tide High tide Low tide—1 High tide- ac- the resi- ELKS-ATTENTION! BIG INITIATION TONIGHT Entertainment and Refreshments * Come Out! * Lodge Session Starts at 8 o'Clock! BRINGING UP FATHER AH! I'M GON TO STAY IN TONIGHT AN’ HAVE A GOOD HOME-COOKED MEAL-AN' HAVE A NICE-QUIET EVENIN-1 HOPE! VT | Tl ““ [ 11 [ [ CALLED OFF Nugget tonight been sunny an- have Jensen home Jensen is feet feet feet feet ‘|uu'w\w I World sales r7/ -///mw'flm whishies /fl/l all others~ One a/ the earliest and fiuul lrandss is Three Fealhers .yl)uy i...oerveil... drink dt. you /4 /im/ i as smaoth as sith/. THREE FEATHERS “VSR” Blended Whiskey,86 Proof,60% Grain Neutral Spirits E mpm: State Building New York - THREE FEATHER§ VSR (VERY SPECIAL RESERVE AlASKA COASTAL | GREYHOUND WILL * NIRCRAFT MAKE ~ RUN BUSSES ON SCHEDULE TRIPS ALASKA HIGHWAY have Articles of incorporation Juneau to EX-peen filed at the Inlet with Alaska Coastal| jcre by the . Western Airlines yesterday afternoon Weré Grey hound Lines, Inc., a Canadian |E. J. Camden, E. E. Erickson, F. oorporation and subsidiary of The {Coolbaugh, H. McRoberts, John Greyhound Corp. with head offices O’Keefe, Waldo Iverson, George ¢ wilmington, Delaware. Schull, George Preston, L. Luche,| qpe pysses are to be used on the {Lester Hedstrom, L. A. Doughtery,|alaska Military Highway for the |J. 8. Kennanon, E. P. Knapp, T. O. at present, of transporting Haugland and workmen over the Arrivals in Juneau from Excur- jon 1Inlet with ACA yesterday were M. Farison, William R. Tif- fany, Frank H. Anderson, A. R. Lundy, Charles Blackwell, F. P. Knapp, T. O. Haugland, Frank Yarnet Howard Mead, T. C. Adolph, L. Quintfeld, Sherman Readley Passengers from wrsion Canadian - purpose, soldiers road. A million dollax torney J. G. Rivers of vhas been given the agency for bus service in Alaska. SCHOOLMATES ARE PALLBEARERS FOR corporation, at Fairbanks the To Sitka Leaving here yesterday with ACA for Sitka were Helen Swierczak | Paul Jurich, Dallas Black, Frank Metcalf, Jane Wesley, C. J. Bailey, William Fromholz, T. LaParte, William K. Peisch | A. Frorswag was an outgoing passenger to Hawk Inlet and Jose Domingo returned to Juneau from | tin Feist, who lost his life as the Hawk Inlet. result of an auto accident Returning passengers to Juneau 17 from Hasselborg Lake were Wil- liam Walker, E. Walker, H. John- son, George H. Hanna, D. McLean jand Mrs. Florence McLean. Avalanches of lovely summor bloom made up into about 60 floral pieces yesterday afternoon paid tribute to little Paul Feist, five- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- little avia the an Fellow fellow “who wanted to be tor” served as pallbearers C Shaw, Frank Putzel, George G gan and Bobby Dunn. Standing attention, they marched behind the (casket as an honor guard when the procession left the Catholic Chutel of the Nativity, on its way to the Elks Plot of Evergreen Cemetery. Father William G. LeVasseur con- ducted the se CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank =all of our good friends in Juneau for the flowers and understanding sympa- |thy extended in the death of James McAlister. : MRS. JAMES MCcALISTER, CAROLINE, KAY, PAT AND MARILYN MCcALISTER. schoolmates of Today’s Flights Passengers with ACA leaving Ju- |neau for Warm Springs this morn- ling were H. C. Bryant, Jack Hodg- son, Mrs. J. Walker; for Haines, Mrs. E. H. Fullerton, W. C. Tyke- ward and for Skagway, three pas- sengers Outgoing from Juneau to Excur- |sion Inlet this morning were Cath- erine E. Martell, Mabel Moore, J. {R. Lossman, Paul R. Pugh, B. Hall; 'to Sitka, Henry Moy and H. A. Marshall. Arrivals from Haines this morn- ing were Glen Tirell, L. 8. Schmeers; from Skagway, John L. | Lindler, Wayne Schepperman, Lloyd Brown; from Todd, Nick Bez. LEADIES Add that Different Touch fo Your Small Lamp We have a few shades, by FOSS, real parchment, and bound in leather. are barrel shape, and are but $2.25 each, while the supply lasts SEE THEM NOW * Alaska Electric Light and Power Company Telephone 6 and 616 Juneau, Alaska made of They GOOD-NIGHT- DADDY-I'M 'M GOING ON MY WAY TO THE STAGE DOOR CANTEEN/ Auditor’s office | , | Davis, Ruth PAUL FEIST RITES | June | '1 Green, Bill ON MRS.OLIVE PITTS - THIS IS OUR BRIDGE NIGHT- BE SURE TO TURN OFF THE LIGHTS- IF YOU GO OUT- -BUT TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS! ‘ Due to war time shortages of materials and labor, it will not be possible to publish our semi al directory, The following is a list of changes and additions, since January, 11943. Please co-operate by clipping this supplement from | vour newspaper and attaching it to your directory. This will enable us to give you f r and more efficie vice. We will publish a new directory as soon as possible. THANK YOU! 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