The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 11, 1944, Page 6

FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1944 A e R I L TSR EORGE BROTHER Super Market PHONES 92-95—2 DELIVERIES Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. pist as Grand F‘mltvd[ out the country now hold as mvest { Hayes reports . Dr. Barrett pro- se more than | 1yor alted R veterans ch. The | ¢ and all ates find cut flowers display at the the Juneau the show vesterday’s Garden Club, held f Mrs. Harold Smith n will be com- us years, with a held in the Scot- Displays will bt‘ until 6 p. m to 9 o'clock in will that the | chase $65,- was in worth of for This $24,000,000 elec Saturday Special gineers d , Borden's - Carnation - Darigold MILK Case $4.98 We Reserve Right to Limits! son, Mrs. be Temple 2 p wil Vegetables Are ALWAYS FRINSH and CRISP Cunre rom 7 ys will not be com- | Members of the Garden brir their blooms of for arrangement, and the flowers will be sold. Although there’ will be no judging, any dener who desires to show a favor- invited to donate it for the show. Committees rs of the Garden Club assist in making bouton- for all visitors to-the show, will also flowers for occasion M. D. Williams, of the Club, yesterday committee chairmen. Mrs. B. D. Stewart is in charge the tea arrangements. Mrs. McGinty will supervise the ing A musical program is arranged for the afternoon evening hours of the show, with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ehlers and Mrs. George Alexander as singers Mrs. the boutonnier Club will 1 kinds AGC- |92 is ub ite flower to the Cl Name All me are to nieres and the Mrs provide Saturday Special Coftlee Pound 35C Schillings - Chase & Sanborn President appointed of Earl Ak se Mrs being and Alexander is chairman for| committee and Mrs, Florine Housel is in charge of the flower arrangements. Mrs. L. H. Clark will head the committee in charge of arranging the tables Following discussion of the flower show yesterday, Mrs, Wellman Hol- e eeee————————————————————— e X '0! ten birds in the aggregate. [ % § A\ FLOWER SHOW T ko MAYOR HAYES IS | Groups v\hnh will be studied by| Game fish consist of rainbow, | Iln Elks this year, Mayor Ha)es S(HEDULED members of the Club are: prim-|steelhead, cutthroat, eastern brook | E 3"K FROM ELKS !S roses, Mrs. Holbrook, chairman;|and dolly vardgn trout and grd “ i new perennials, Mrs. Housel, chair- | ling TH RIVIERITEM D and an additional thousand ON AUGUST 18 / 8{; (Q ¥ EN EU?*' employees to ald in the labor | i ] A ¢ with which the institu-| llams, chairman; roses, Mrs, Hugh River and lakes and Cooper speech following | now faced upon the return | _ : Buskin River near Kodiak Wade, chairman; tomatoes, Mrs. . : ” lakes and tributaries thereof i Trrjest: Tarsohs, (GhRITAN; penisese]. 1 S to September 30 on Dewe off for three days )dge and | and it is hoped will meet with the | Mrs. A. E. Glover, chairman; lu- X said Mayor A, B essful He further | same success as those participated T l 4 from Chicago, where ) deleg: that the |in last year by the Elks, when the dfiv atS. R. empie man; scyzanthus, Mrs. Eugene Nel-| “pogt of Territory: No closed sea- w Lodge rship of 650,000, | lodge not only filled the quota they | son, chairman; house plants, M son. Earl McGinty, chairman Limits: Kenai River (including Members of the Club will meet|Russfan River and lakes and Cooper | tective Orde k I s stated it. They also aided greatly in the‘ I al t en for recruitipg Seabees for | 1wy and construction en- | the chairmen will then compile rmbumnm thereof, and in all w: for the Army, the Mayor reports on their findings for the|ers draining into ‘Bristol Bay, benefit of the entire Club. fishes in the aggregate or singly Following the business meeting,|but not to exceed ten pounds and Earl McGinty ],mm,m | fishes singly or in the aggregate, but S | not to exceed 15 pounds and one ‘hxh daily, 2 daily bag limits in OPEN SEASONS - designated 1buw but t"((('ptlnt, the | Nome and Snake rivers on Seward | Peninsula, there shall be no limit animals, game birds and game fish | 22, for Fiscal Yu\' 1945, for Fiscal 1945, or the season from | July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 have hen announced as follows 'MISS SINCI_AIR September 1 to September 30, and SGT- VERTREES December 1 to December 31. South of Alaska Range, and west of Longi- | WED TOMORPOW tude 141, November 16 to December ' ceptions paragraph 91:11). Limit: One. Duncan Sinclair of Juneau, to Ser CARIBOU: (except calves) Sep- geant Jack Vertress, Signal Corps, tember 1 to October 15. Limit: By U. S. Army, son of Mr. and A. L. Vertress of Puyallup, Wash tions, 91:11) ! MOUNTAIN GOAT: (except kids) ity Cathedral September 1 to October 31. Limit: Dean C. E. Rice will perform two a season. (See exceptions 91:11). the ceremony and wedding b will be played by Mrs. Carol Beer a season, except on Kodiak-Afognak Island group, where limit shall be s Sinclair will be given in one a season «Su_- exccptlogs 91:11). marriage by her father and her BEAR: (Black, including its bfown ;014 of honor will be Miss Mar Snell. Corp. Kenneth Ki R ™ nv o i DI INE AGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA lowing the affa said, n asked by the war ital, to secure 1,000 man; lilies, Mrs. Dave Rams S(-a.s(m:s June 5 to September 30 fi rirman; gladiolus, Mrs. M; wil- | o0 Kenal River (Including F E % when king to dele- | of wounded from the fighting fronts. | Annual Garden Club PTOJ' n city ¢ \eme had | The campaign will start immediately H d by his hom pine, Mrs. Charles Forward, ch:ur-‘c'wk sttt members being | were asked to in soliciting aviation | cadets for the service, but overdid | to study in each group in which|Creek) ,Buskin River, Lake Cree they are particularly interested and w,]]m., Creek, and all lakes and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. William Carl- | one fish daily, 2 daily bag limits in her co-hostess, served tea, with | Possession. Rest of Territory, 20 In n]v “Atm throughout the Ter- 1 ritory and ln L\kl‘\ ‘1“([ fi(ll.ll]l‘ wes |on Dolly Varden trout. Open seasons 'md ]nm(x on game | See exceptions in Circular MOOSE: Bulls (except yearlings | and calves) North of Alaska Range, 5, and east of Longitude 138, Sep- | __ " ¢ 4 tember 1 to September 30, (See ex-| The marriage of Miss Lila Sin- clair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs a resident, two a season; by a non- | resident, one a season. (See excep- ington, will be solemnized tomorrow eveni at 8 o'clock in Holy Trin- BEAR: (Large brown or grizzly) September 1 to June 20. Limit: TWO Dayis, organist. Mrs. Crystal S Jenne will sing before the service and blue, or glacier bear varia- tions) - East of Longitude 141, but brook reported on the progress ofl the individual study groups which will be taken up by the Club fol- Don’t Waste Coflee | outlined ! Treaty Act. —Mederniged with @ 1 CORYGlass Filter ROD | Millions have found new ease of operation in this all glass filter. No cloths, hooks, springs, chains. oSl 5Oe THOMAS Hardwar Company PHONE 555 | age shall take any migratory water- man will attend the bridegroom best man and Pfc. Dan Lewis will usher during the evening. A reception following the cere- mony will be held in the church parlors. DOROTHY CARR 1S MARRIED TO ALOIS TUREK At a charming but simple service I»a to September 30. ;. formed at 7 o'clock last even . by U. S. Commissioner Felix at his home in Douglas, othy Carr, daughter of Mrs. James J Carr of this city, became the bride of Mr. Alois Turek of St. Louis, Mc White gladioli and Cecil Bruner roses complimented the bride’s fu- chsia ensemble, with which selected to wear accessories of black. Her sister, Mrs. Laura Pet- erson, attended as matron of honor She wore a black dress suit wit fuchsia accessories and her corsage was white gladioli and violas. Mr. Glenn Denmark served & best man. A reception followed at the 'couple’s residence in the Knight Apartments, where Mrs. Clarence Knight and Mrs. Frank Keyes, as slsu»d during the evening. 1e reception table was centerec a three tier cake, topped with a miniature bride and sailor groom and white tapers in crystal candel not in Anan Creek and Loring areas described in paragraph 91:11, Sep- tember 1 to June 20. Limit: Two a season. In the rest of the Territory, no closed season, no limit. (See ex- ceptions 91:11). DEER: Bucks (with horns not less than three inches above the skull). East of Longitude 138, September 1 to November 15, Limit: Two. In the drainage of Prince Willlam Sound north of the center of the C. R. and N. W. Railway and west of Mountain Slough, including the islands of Prince William Sound, except Hawkins and Knights islands, September 20 Limit: One. Game Birds Migratory game bird seasons fixed by proclamation of Secretary, as under Migratory Bird Under the Migratory Bird Hunt- ing Stamp Act, it is necessary “That NO PERSON over sixteen years of fowl unless at the time of such taking he carries on his person an unexpired Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp validated by his signature written by himself in ink across the face of the tsamp prior to his taking such birds,” except some few official agencies, These stamps are procured from the different postoffices in the Ter- ritory for a fee of $1 and should be attached to the Hunting to Trap- ping Licenses. & GROUSE AND PTARMIGAN: > Method of taking: May be taken | wwlth a shotgun not larger than ten o (8 | oafige: i databie: of DoAY mo‘e‘abm were placed at either end. than three shells, rifle, pxsw] RN B0 A e et HEINTZLEMAN FLIES 10 HETCHIKAN T0 (ONFeR ;or a motor vehicle, airplane, or any\ boat propelled by any means mherl | than paddles, oars or poles. This| p, | applies also to Migratory Waterfowl.‘pmp d”({‘W‘:"mm““v“ wlth the exception that they mav\m S {be taken only with a shotgun as|), .. !m‘m' i e outlined above. % b2 EDE | seasons and limits: September 1|P iy U BV the Forest Service | to January 31, except in closed areas | elchikan, B. Frank. Helnts- as outlined in paragraphs 91:10 and L;':m;'"\If"z“""“llh‘l“""er"'““'- tlew to ity this afternoon. He 1 91:11; limits either ten grouse or ten ptarmigan daily or a mixed bagl“ expected to return to his head- of a company who are Alaska to mine ,‘ quauexs here within a few days PHONE 16-24 Free Delivery HIBLETS CORN 19 ez fins doz. ‘?1‘ case /§ 29 (5] .. and Ix —FANCY GRAPEFRUI! Formay S‘u‘mrlening in the large mouth package 3 ibs. 89c BUTTER- o L Hills Bros. - Maxwell House We Reserve Right to Limits! e’ INU-Potatoes E«f@;@%@@TSa-- them now at these LOW PRICES! MEXICORN 12 oz. tins doz. 2 §Q case § (9 Niblets ASPARAGUS 12 No. 2 tins 5.79 zf:n 4.39;(ase $8.59 NI!BO‘.RA“ SOAP 54 7¢ 2 Ibs. $1.05 Dozen §3¢ DARIGOLD Highest Grade COOP FINEST LARGEST DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 AM. TWO DELIVERIES DAILY 18:15 A.M,215P. M. MINIMUM DELIVERY—! 158 DHONE ert s fis GROCERY 71bs. 49¢C Saturday Only COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Green Corn Cucumbers Green Peppers Lettuce Tomatoes Green Beans Egg Plant Cauliflower Grapes Limes Assorted Plums Gravensteins Cantaloupes Watermelons Apricols Peaches Bananas Grapefruit PHONE— WRITE—WIRE US YOUR ORDER EORGE BROTHER 1