The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1945, Page 7

v THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 COLUMELA LUNGER COMPANY | 24 Arrive | ~ OF ALASKA | k| HOME INSGLATION . .. REMODELING | PAAPlane NEW ROOF NU-BRICK SIDING | b Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 flew 26 to Seattle yesterday and | an incoming Clipper brought the| e ———— ———————— 4 | {0llOWing 15 from Seattle to Ju- C. W. May, A. Shyman, Jot A ! JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. son, | Capt, John . Bardstey,| PLUMBIN(‘-—[IEA'I‘ING;::_[I.) &((J}RNEBS——SHEET METAL ';}“.;‘“‘Jfr “jw‘!fhfc‘: ;::r‘l?:‘;‘ Eatkes | & § Thomas G. Elliott, Guy Metraux PHONE 787 Third and Franklin | van arsddie Tumer, Burke Riley Herbert M. Olsen, Albert Stebi e - — —— e - e | Carl Sundburn and James Robbi B || From Whitehorse—S Geo 5 I ¢ g I G p sberts, J elli 2] " RUTH B. nom(b 5%, BETTY McCORMICK x‘l,:‘& l\lllfl‘.)t:r::)..Allx;)um’;‘lmmel,l “gt L General Agent—Baranof Hotel . t—Phone 347 lotte Thorpe and Richard Thor| F g 2 G e L Outgoing Seattle were: nard Mull Tutino, Ha Tom Weir, i | {man Roc George Warren, | {Harry Lofgren, Olaf Amundson, L IDE AL G LV Feg b | Ralph Erickson, Betty Lantz, Da 1 Glass Work of. All Descriptions | Cottingham, Marie s, » { PHONE 633 DON ARTL Starr, [ Aldrich, 121 MAIN STREET e e e v 3 | RobOTE W ban, Emily b iE e - ‘:r——"—'— | ford Hickock, Hen: r MAKE T | Rasumssen, Paul Eckrem, Ernest |4 JUNEAU DAIRIES Frances Ann Beauty Salon || yiyelier and Dorothy Role il | DELICIOUS ICE CREAM || HOME OF b e 4 daily habit—ask for it by name ||| Lanolin Creme Permanent Wave || /0000 & alp i 73 PHONE 388 195 S. 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