The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 19, 1944, Page 2

PAGE TWO FLOWER SHOW GREAT SUCCESS; -, Ke LARGE DISPEAYS . .. . ended of of mayor He was one beli th must work for more look to early tatehood es Alaskans must “win rbitant he for pensions without account fac war he order t ite t be success 1t,” he taxe t door vhether frc cannery owners or - - - DADUNSIC SERVICES Connors Mrs. H Ted Carter, Mrs, Alexander, Mrs. Tom irs. Robert Simpson set acted tea hours, included Smith rpe, and sup of the younger ts during the \g the guests. They Thibedeau, Joyce Davis, Lila Sinclair Ver « Hendrickson, Mrs virs. Bob Tollefson, Estelle 1 Torkel Mrs. John re, Marian ¢ cen Cemeter Mrs, Joanne Nowell, Bonn - n, Betty Mill Kihlman, Lou Y ary Sperling, Kat Alexander Julia Steel Funeral servi sic, who died Tuesday in & Hoespital, Mond; ternoon, August 21, ees rd C. E 1, bel Parsons Winn, and Ruth nger where k fam- veek > school Mr. | - is a daughter J. Balog of the picturc ' a Spanish nu i the couple two due Song” and a medley et, including “I'll Se TO SEATTLE Leonard Johnson is i ittle on yesterday's \ Again” and “The Call of Life,’ Where she will undergo ing the evening, Miss Frances Dealth check at the clinics there presented two numbers, “My S —— and “Neapolitan Nights.” She EVANGELISTS RETURN 150 accompanied by Mrs, Pope- Helen Belden and Mr. and Mrs. Ehler then re- Evangelist peated their afternoon program Schle -+ HARRY McCAIN IN CITY, CANDIDATE FOR ATT. GENERAL - Ketchikar to SHOW night at TONIGHT the Dougla will b Barbara ters with “Gay feature Geo. Brent starring y Friend F! feature. b - - the oldest industry $ Tomorrow licka G. McCain will be t am candidate for Attorne arrived in Ju au from 1 weekend stay and will visitin his of tepubli e Pishing s ontinue tersburg south next week, Wrangell and on oo ot e i ) cCain form was Assistant U S. Attorney for the Third Division, serving from 1921 to 1926. He has been active in Ketchikan civic af- serving several terms on the By having the RIGHT FOGOD when you de- sire it . . . Qur stock is complete...and don’t forget our substantial discounts on quantity purchases at the HASE JE@E 704 Boat Orders Delivered Anyfime! Juneau Deliveries—10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Douglas Delivery—10 A. M. BRINGING UP FATHER BOBBY HAS FIXED UPHER RCOM-THE LITTLE DEAR- | SUPPOSE IT'S ALLIN A LITTLEGIRL'S STYLE #/ | SUPPOSE - DOLLS AN’ ¢ DEWEY-BRICKER Z st ™ *™ ™% ALASKA COASTAL HAS v the he campaign to pur- public utilities by self- and McCain also stated | i freight | day, to organize, in accordance with pledges will s inter- | Dewey-Bricker adequate | the Republican candidates at discrim- of race, creed | and also to aid as much as Alask: de said said, | neglects | ould be col- m | min- TO BE HELD MONDAY s for Juro Radun- | Ann's will be held at 2 o'clock arles W. Car- Rice and interment S enroute steamer another Carol \ccompanied returned of mee Coli- the Stan= and Nancy Cole- nigh THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Carl erts to Taku and return while an- | other plane brought O. L. Elgin and | E. N. Beilfuss in from Taku Har- bor. ner Neudis. CLUB NOW BEING BUSY DAY ON FRIDA Hall, | ' herman, BhillpiDing, Carl Bargey| Soichisan yesterday, via Alaska | E argaret Berge, W. A. Klein, | Coastal, were W. B, Garthy, Howard | on, Roy Sparks. | Henretta, Virginia Stahr, Harold Eva Ail, Louise Ail, Dalores | Gloser, and H. G. Fairhurst. Opal | >, Mattie Baldwin, J. Johnson, | compen came in from Wrangell. | a guest at the Juneau Hotel. b . Geiger, W. L. McCougan. | \ae Stephenson, Al Lubcke, and | o, TR L. Still, ry Higgins were flown here from | GREEN LEAVES Leon Ktbby, Allen | | fo “ yway, and Felix Hakkinen from | Kar Wayne Niemi, Danti Biandi, | John E. Rahon, Albert Hall, Emily | Hagen were brought in from Hoonah ate yesterday. HERE FROM HYDER have already bee: i Secretary of the Club, said to- Active Cash Cole, Republica steps n, a| Juneau the exec CLARICE an “‘Alas to in the election of the 12 ans formulated by board last evening Club { every possible way Kibby, Peter Iverson, Font Bowne, Mike Roberts, Charles Haegle, Ella Russell, Myrtle Smith, Ted Corn Roberta Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth | , Banta, Susan Banta, Mrs. Margaret | 1, Miller, Frank Liebig, Jeanne Ricke, election of Dewey and o qv Ricke ) | national election in ™5 Ty ngerson | the States in November i Asrie oAt Mr. Cole said already many ! N Clivion : ominent Republicans have Jc uel Decoite, Ambrose Maypa, | ¢ andl that an tuvis \dlier, Sydney D. Smith, R. N. as! Hair | Clarice Green, daughter of Mr. A plane took Daisy David, Lana | and Mrs. Lloyd Green of this city, | lto, W. Sappens, and Margaret | left yesterday by steamer for Seattle ; 1y to Todd, and returned Mr, | and Yakima to visit relatives. From | d Mrs. Tom Webster, Tom Mor- A there she will continue to Dayton, ' general election on September w in the Sl | year of high school o g ATTENTION MASONS Margaret Mess- Betty Jean West, Rose Dellama from Chatham Also in from Sitka yesterday, were | rvid Oberg, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. tick, Georgeé Capstick, and b s Jol My Pahovitz. Ruth H: s flew | Called Communication of Mt by Jordon, George Hanna, and Ray- |, from Hawk Inlet yesterday, and |Juneau Lodge Monday evening at| mond Stroud [ Jane and Linda Pege from Pelican | 7:30 o'clock. Work in F. C. Degroc.‘ N. A. McEachran and Mrs. E. J. | J. W. LEIVERS, Tate were passengers for Peters-| A charter flight carried Nick Rob- | Secretary burg; W. A. Hesse and P. B. Daw- | B Nt & ki son for Ketchikan, and Gusta Pet- erson for Wrangell, .- FRENCH HERE Il loca . | the new club, | has been extended to Gov 3ricker to visit Alaska in the near future on his campaign tour of the Pacific Coast » The club urges Republicans to at- end the Republican dinner to be Monday evening and to yith Miss Anita M Arrangements have been made for the organization of similar clubs |in all Alaska towns. e VOTE FOR FRANK A. BOYLE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Mrs. L. Cloudesly French, the former Matilda Holst, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Martin Holst of this ived home * for a city, has a MANY lEA E HERE month’s visit with her parents and i o 0 G SH'P friends. She is well known here for her singing ability. 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Box 1641 frrr e Tanned RABBIT SKINS BUY DIRECT AND SAVE MONEY. Any quantity, immediate delivery. Write for Price List, Valcauda Fur Co. Seattle, Washington el Hotel Juneau For Comfort At Lowest Rates ROOMS WITH BATH or WITHOUT BATH Most Convenient Location —THIRD AND MAIN— Owner-Mgr., Clarence Wise ) s SEATTLE [ Treat Yourself to a Botile of Delicious BUTTERMILK Available Daily Juneau Dairies, Inc. i i——————i ) ® Centrally located e Splendid food and service all with Bath ABASKANS LIKE THE WINBOWS, DOORS, CABINETS 0. B. Williams Co. 1939 First South Seattle 4 Hotel L EVERY ROOM WITH TUB and SHOWER * The Sewing Basket BABY HEADQUARTERS Infant and Children’s Wear 139 S. Franklin Juneau, Alaska Reasonable Rates Phone 800 Woedley Airways JUNEAU ANCHORAGE Via YAKUTAT and CORDOVA Connections to ALL INTERIOR Alaska Points Lockheed Arrives Junean 2:00 P.M. Electra . Leaves Juneau 2:30 P.M. 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