The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 21, 1943, Page 2

WH)NESDAY IULY 2| I 1943 PAGE TWO I % BARANOF Alaska’s Largest Apartment » 4 | ATCO EVERY ROOM WITH TUB || 3 and SHOWER ‘ LIRE * “ Reasonable Rates | * Phone 800 Alaska Tramsportatien Company L] SAILINGS FROM PIER ¥ | SEATTLE S SEATTLE ® Perrcet comfort @ Centrally located ® Splendid food and NOX HATS A new color-art in men’s hats! Contrast- ing harmonies of deep shades in band and PASSENGERS FREIGHT - REFRIGERATION o F. B. sesvice o McClure, ® Large Rooms— 5 Mgr. all with Bath D. B. FEMMER—AGENT PHONE 114 ALASEANS LIKE THE NIGHT 312 BUY WAR BONDS felt . . . inspired by the loomed hues of K. 3 rare old Flemish tapestries. The effects - are subtly soft and rich . .. and blend w dl A. perfectly with the season’s favored colors. 00 e ’ ll‘Wll ’ S See Tapestry Tones, in our new Knox felts. & o JUNEAU Cameron Caliornia ANCHORAGE lacks - \ , Slacks Via YAKUTAT and CORDOVA x Wonderfully comfortable, Connections to ALL INTERIOR Alaska Points so trim and so perfect for » n. your doubly-busy life— L ' ' d Y “ ” indoors and out! i i . KNOX “FIFTH AVENUE" KNOX "OUTLOOK e 2 oclcheed Arrives Juneau 2:00 P.M. Newest edition of the “Hat of the Avenue”, Informal felt for town featuring new brim- ¥ear o calleetion Electra Leaves Juneau 2:30 P.M. with extra-wide, foreshortened “rim, ex- m« treatment, a wide silk upper binding, A s s 3 clsive Crat Edg, i £l (240 20 Tuesday-Friday 4 $12.95 e “ FOR RESERVATIONS o Jones-Stevens || ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES | . Seward Street Phone 612 Agents Juneau KNOX "FIFTH AVENUE SPECIAL" —— T s e st Last word in the vogue for up-turned brims, with ] suavely tapered crown and single centered crease. FORRESIP:EE;IS OF BOYS n 0 U C A N F L Y $6.50---810.00 , 1 JUNEAU to » P Sgt. and Mrs. Forrest Piits I 'y ! the proud pa of a by | 3 be s iBorn’ last night at St. Ann's Hospi- | Anchorage KOdlak Falrbanks e } tal. The new arrival tipped the baby Yakulai Valdez Nome r scales at 6 pounds 1 ounce at birth A Mrs. Pitts, soloict in the Northers | Cordova Seward Bristol Bay | Light Presbyterian Church choir, 4 ¥ P /4 was formerly vocal music and art Kuskokwim and Yukon Poinis instructor»for the Juneau Publi¢ L4 Schools, - v ' S e eanesaay riday unday PUBLIC WARNED ! Attention of the public is called to a City Ordinance regarding pro- R S S —— hibiting the throwing of glass or of ey oy T il R LT "~ |other. articles of like nature on A L A s K A s T A R 'during the coming weekend for | ;theu- own government as well as 1€ PUPIIC S?x'm‘z!:; or “in al - o Robert Hennings MUGLAS their old home in Michigan. New‘MRs SIEVE“S IS |the Germans. The Nazis, the Ital- ‘°S'S vl”” be.fnde Lo A l R I l N E s [ residents in Douglas since early in | ians declare, are repeating ' their Of Violation of this ordinanc 5 Y Have Anniversary ~ NEWS oo oo o oe BACKFROM TRIP; [scior i Sy B, 250 o Ph 667 Runquist cottage on St. Ann’s| [ Italians every time the situation i one Avenue. Trager has been connect-f becomes hopeless and fleeing with B i BARANOF HOTEL An informal dlnnervin the Gold MRS, DEVON RECEIVING ed with the U. S. postal service m} SIO(K puR(HASED |all the available transport. YOUR BEBKEN LENSES — ) Roum of the Baranof Hotel last INTERMITTANT TREATMENT Juneau. | Their own government, they say, Replaced in uir own shop. Eyes evening marked the fifth wedding nrs Sam Devon, who went south — Mrs. Ray Stevens has returned has given them too few guns and Examined. Dr. Rae Lilhan Carlson annivereary of My. and Mrs. Robert gor medical attention some weeks SHA LR TRNE I from the south, where he had been | 1000, issued obsolete transports and Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636 ady " He"‘,"{‘“‘ ago, is now undergoing treatment T ¢ it o .. lon a buying trip in the interests of | #mor and ammunition. BB SATCL O3 e 8 Joining with the couple in cele- jntermittantly in a Seattle hospital. Wilogr SHRRE.S & Douglas vm'ime Jones-Stevens Shop. United States and Oanadian . bration, of the oceaslon were M. Between tieatments she lives with 'O ‘Of @ few days after a month| Seattle, Portland, San Francisco tY00PS are spearing deeper into LOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP | and Mrs. Fred Henning and their oo sister in Tacoma, Wash, spent in salvaging operations near | and:Tas 'Angeles “',em visited, and |Sicily, even beyond Enna in their Will be closed from July 17 to daughter Ann Lomie, and Mr, and Yakutat. He is with the U. 8.y 'Sitens was ablesto secure a |SWift, powerful advance. They are August 2. ady. Mrs. Haralds Boip. IN JUNEAU POSITION Franaprs AONIRR: o | 1arge, assortment. of wearing apparel (Only some 40 miles from the north{ *—= - # B e e Mrs. A. A. Graber today joined |to offer her. wpfmfle i wfl_ssl of ;he lsla:d ‘nloawdn?d are = s P.0. E the office force of the Army Trans- | A sufprising’ wxounl: f all-wool | rapidly splitting the island in two. S ‘ s i port Service in Juneau. "DES mmw |garments are obtainable,”and styles | Axis Reports | | “eg“ a\' a‘ ‘“q Special meeting tonight at 3 are .not radically changed, accord-; An Italian communique announc-’ | PT e-lqh’ o'clock. TRAGERS GOING SOUTH High tide—5:17 am. 161 feet. |ing to 'Mrs. 8tevens All-black|ed Enna has been evacuated, but a Passengets. al M. H. SIDES, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Trager with| Low tide—11:34 am., -05 feet. |fabrics are scarce, due to the dye |German report said ‘“in the west-, | erahofl adv. Secretary. | their two children plan fo leave High tide-~8i50 pan., 167 feet. 8"0“389 |em sector of the Sicilian front,| and Beiflg 3 Geétman’ and Ttalfan forces have| ‘been unmolested by the enemy and| have executed ordered movemems according to plan.’ i H b The Bnush attacks on Catania THE “"MOUNTINEERS" HAVE GONE TO WAR - 'S oNF ENT elaim, but admit that the fall or Enna threw the whole Axis com-| munication gystem in Sicily in jeo- The Not olina Mountaineers, creators extraordinary usuz dapse of resistance in the western rth Cax" ina \4qu taineers, S AI‘d(Jl(llllAdl}, (ff our un \f.ld] &Isecemm sty | THE WINGS OF THE WORLD'S 7. wooden novelties and bric brac are now devoting their entire production 8 LA RN { GREATEST T.flsl l"“! to the war effort . . . no additional stocks are available . . . as a result (Continued from Page One) BYRAM IN JUNEAU | we are offering for immediate clearance these striking pieces at one-half he said. i Charles T. 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