The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1945, Page 7

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1945 . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- - JUNEAU, ALASKA : PAGE SEVEN e TR T | BLONDIE “Y Norlh Sea i JUST TAKE YOUN% & R R [ 2 COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPA e EVEs | or ALASKA 3 HAVEN'T ANYTHIN HOME INSGLATION . .. REMODELING Goes South NEW ROOF. . . . NU-BRICK SIDING || 1o v o oo e Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 Northland Transportation Company dock at 1:15 o k this morning iwith the follow 20 incoming pas- sengers from Sitka: The Rev. Thom- Hansen, Mrs. Thomas Hansen and |child, O. Campbell, Ralph Bruin, Sulo Lesonen, Mrs. A. B. Carver, Ar- {thur Lappi. Ted Reynolds, Miss Lecnard, Mrs. Wombie, Mrs. M. A. iliman, K. K. Hillman, Ray COME FOR SUPPER - -+ > COME ON, HURRY UP! — \Ee JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. PLUMBING—HEATING—OTL BURNERS—SHEET METAL WELDING PHCNE 787 Third and Franklin THIMBLE TI e ST )am AN | [[CAN T HAVE A s Thamuicer ) | |FIVE= CARAT ) _( vea, ) ! o g g g : $ AR N Sll P i (WHAT DO 1 v ol i LB 87T \ 23 > 1A f 1 b H I!l MA(?“] ],3 © Outgoing south-bound passengers Al iql—({ “*@’N_ ?ZOE?;? (oH ( HAMBURGER ONE 1S JusT ) DIAMOND, F;G'A'NgT ! P]umbmg — Healing — 0il Burners |on Chiet Purser Wilbur Thompson's b Kk T MOST2: ( s wish )T ONE ORSOOTH, ! HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 118k wete s Lollowt) 0 el s A FIVE- L JS D £ LJANCES | For Seattle: Mrs, Herbert Savikko, . (/('\ 7z ¢ R p PHONE 319 Ellen Savikko, Elaine Savikko, Mrs. = A= YES ’3> TON g - -——————-_——:T?T,"iflw rge Danner, Mrs. George Dan- ‘$ \59 DIAMDND, PATEET OR R ARGTy 3 et o 41 0w oy | NOT, Jr., Mrs. Larry Bahm, Jerry n IF YE WISHETH WINDOW —— AUTO PLATE GLASS | |Bahm, Dean Bahm, Mrs. Jean Ross, le Herndon, | ork of All Descriptlions | Mrs. Lillie Darlin, Mrs. Viola Dock- Glass york : DON APEL |er, A. P. Seybold, Mrs. A. P. Snybold.i || emom e ™ o] YAIN STREET "o || yhriagras i 4 & s s |Mrs. E. R. Davis, Mrs. Anna Ander- T'BOX IM TH'NEXT WE'RE GONNA HAVE RAIN TOO...ANY SECOND. i sen, Mrs. Zola Devlin, Mrs. Helen L. — | Tollefsen, Ernest O. DeGroot, Wal- B MAKE Frances Ann Beauty Salon ||lace J. Wellenstein, Roscoe H. Haio- Z | JUNEAU DAIRIES | sen, Frank J. Miles, Edwin P. Krze- LOOKA DELICIOUS ICE CREAM HOME OF Long, David B.| 4 x Gt 4 ! & daily habit—ask for it by name Lanolin Creme Permanent Wave ), Domnick De-! 1 GOTTA ADMIT TH' BOY,THAT OCEAN IS J& | , F R I PHONE 388 195 S. Frenklin McAdams, Frank BUNMS NT) ) SURE BEGINNIN' | f Juneau Dairies, Inc. Open evenings by appointment el BUT ILLTELL ow TICHOP UP.I THINK R B ———————— drew Erickson and T ohnson. o | To Ketchikan: Chas. W. Osthus, |H. Wankee, R. L. Tollefsen, L. F.| [T |, = GRUMPOPSKI THRIFT CO-CP VANITY {Blake, B. F. Kane, Mrs. B. . Kane,| | PLENTY.. HE = ! BEAUTY |Ralph Scott, Andy Peters, James H. RUSHED IN Jl, | {§asmber National, Refeller- SALON {Davis, Arthur A. Lind, Jack D. Gar- | SWINGING i k, Edward Zuba, Mrs. Wm. Ma- Cooper Bldg., Elsle Hildreth, Mgr Wm. T. Mahoney, Ronald OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 318) |james and Mrs. A. E. Lind. | ~== ! To Petersburg: Peter Hanson, Mrs. ~-49 Marie L. Gray, Mrs, Laura John- son and M Vera Fryer. i cAno TRANSPEB | To Wrankell: William Johnson, iRl('l!n:’d W. Johnson, Jim Austin, BOTHHANDS .. ! t11 BEWARD SBTREET [P Owned Grocers ’ i PHONE 767 ! \_——-——_——__' " FORD AGENCY | (Authorized Deglers) 3 G::A:EB—GAS—OIL fi:g;fllifo‘:";d :1::11;:[:: {Norman Rinhart and Herman Giel. | Foot of Main Htreet I Phone 344 " Phone 344 1 FOOD g | TERRY LEE at ' ” ¥ Junean Motors o 10 il gt T A 1L ol ohee s PPN | [(~o ruLer! stricriy Y artenpez N\ Pnissy o vauL nean\ P Lers Be pracTicaL] | No~cHE | LAWY ! ores (10,083-t1) > ~|> IN ENGLISH AND ON LA BALL ! KANE AT Z Miss || ARE THERE OTHER. | 15 'ONLY! ] THEY'VE e e ———— G- En ALM!“"ST ! =/ SOCIAL NOTE : \ THE CAUSE 15 NOT SIGNED 'APRIL KANE! /~WHAT KIND /%EEICAAM (ANE MUS gfl%flggfflfi? BEAVCEE %J:: ( J CoL. FLIP LOST, CHUMPS | THIS 15 THAT A GUY, A CHICK-CHICK. IOMAN, 5 ! Sanitary Meat Co. | CUSTOM TAILOR | NOTICE oF ANNUAL MEETING | | { CorciNs ) Boy BROUGHTA GAL O A TIME Fozj'rms KANE KIDZ )sHo-NUFF! JSH BESIDES MISS_ B WimmINg ‘ e Across from Elke’ Club g NDFICE 1s DR LMD SRS 1o CAST-OFF < NOTE ASKING ALL | | MAKING MOLASSESZ ) WHAT KIND TEACH ] APRIL KANE ? PO A Shicle i 3rel, Aninual Jofnverition - 6f the CHARACTERS \ THE PILOTS IN BIG FARTY SHE ) ENGLISH ’ | AND PCUETEE ekl joann: CROpEE o e HAVE ARRIVED \FLIP CORKING (uy2 WHAT GllY \THEOW-THROW? ! 1 | FREE DELIVERY e i :Bl‘olhm‘hn(vd and Sisterhood, the an- AND STARTED GROVP TO A d J WOULD (’IVEZ H A i B S r= e 15, cah Phoues J3 ant 0 AL g o o GETTING Rock- |WELCOMING | /L w2 /BN A PARTYS B gl oy b ROCKY ALREADY !/ HOE-DOWN! $ ‘ remmer s Ttanle! the annual mesting of the Tlinglt y % | : |and Haida Indians of Alaska (Land . : ] Chrysler Marine Engines 114 Suit). will be held at Angoon. Al- 3 MACHINE SHO | aska, in the ANB Hall, beginning 1 R | : i o8 {a. m. Monday, November 12, 1945, | Marine Hardware Ol VERD — HAVLIBG | and ending at 12 midnight Saturday, | November 17, 1945, in which meet- | Chas. G. wal'net CO. | ings of each of the above-named or- ganizations, each camp is entitled to . % articipate after having shown itself s ¥ homa: W WY e o8 e 1 PROMISED MY DAUGHTER 3 SECONDS — THE SECONDS ARE PASSING . T s Hardware Co |in good standing as to membership BREATHLESS I'D GO STRAIGHT. § | 4 SECONDS —- | LET ITCHY | |[TRACY EYES THE SPACE BETWEEN HIS FOOT AND THE OPEN DOOR. MRS, MAHONEY RIVETS HER EYES ON ITCHY. | 1 PROMISED MR.TRACY I'D KILL TRACY ‘ | GO STRAIGHT. BUT WHAT : ‘ HAND OVER AM I DOING? 1 1 NORTH TRANSFER PAINTS — OILS |and finances, by means of a maxi- | Bullders’ and Bhelf mum of 3 delegates, which delegates | ' l Light and Heavy Hauling {must also be in good standing and £ O.DAVIS E. W. DAVIS I HARDWARE been regularly elected by their re- NE | spective local camps. Forms for o n o __-_---_ |camp reports and for credentials '___L—Ifi_G_D—AV—LI_N—' THE FIXIT SHOP | oaocue o s mor oo cow % I 215 Second Stret neau, Alaska. Musical Instrument Repsiring Business to be discussed and acted COMPANY General Light Repair Work THAT DOLL, ECTIVE ;. "‘i e DE upon will include, among such other i ‘ { e business as deicgates and officers ! b DODGE and PLYMOUTH jIGNE 307 ROY EATON ) | regularly introduced, the following: 4 DEALERS || 1. Reports of Grand Officers and Executive Committee. | —17 wms. L %% = 3% .. || 2 Financial reports of 1local ’ ulah Nlll and anp | |camps and Grand Camp. ’ i ' WHEN IN NEED OF I | L IT'S SWELL TO BE HOME, BUT | WHAT ARE YOU | WON'T BELIEVE I'M OUT OF || WAITING FOR? THE ARMY UNTIL | GET INTO /| YOU'VE GOT A SOME CIVILIAN CLOTHES. [~ ) CLOSETFUL )/ \_ UPSTAIRS. { 3. Bargaining agency including ! Diesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your C 0 A L instruction of business delegates, | Coal Choice—General Haul- NLRB run-off election for cannery ! ing — Storage and Crating Alaska Dock & Storage Co. i workers in 1946, and jointure of! TELEPHONE 4 | | ANB - ANS cannery workers votes | CALL USI e | with that of AFL, ! 4. Resolutions and orders for the! J“eafl Trans*“ | ! |coming year on any nppmprlam! Phone 48—Night Phone 0393 The Alaskan Hotel : |subiect within the Constitution and 2 ' |By-Laws, including Citizenship,' Newly Renovated Rooms | | Pisheries and Aboriginal Claims, at Reasonable Rates Health and Sanitation Conditions in : PHONE BING‘I.I o | villages, towns, and canneries, etc. | 5. Reports of attorneys and others NUNN-BUSH SHOES on legal proceedings. 6. Amendments to ANB Constitu- —— 1 STETSON HATS - i tion. i Quality Work Clothing Aluka Mus“: supply Notice of arrival of delegates 1 & Arthur M. Uggen, Manager should be made directly to “Local i ! Haub—:':d:nl Instruments | | Secretary, Angoon Camps ANB, / i upplier ANS, Angoon, Alaska,” not later | r IED mnmfl Phone 206 Becond and Seward ] then November 5, 1945. ! Outfitier for Men | Sttt st WILLIAM L. PAUL, JR, 77 @z ' | Comig lete - O Grand Secretary. 2 z 2 AN’ T DONT CRAVE .- First publication, Sept. 25, 1945. 1 DON'T CHAW TO G\T SWOOPED DON'T P'INT NN TERBACKY [ ON B8Y NO HANTS HUTCHINGS ECONOMY | | Last publication, Oct. 5, 1945. y VORE FINGER TWICET ! OR SPERR\TS Y S SEATTLE JUGHA\D --NE GO DOWN TO TW FEATHER (MERCHANTS' KENTRN AN' SEE \F NE Cheloe Mests At All Times Located in George Bros. Btore PHONE 104 or 185 PHONES 553—82—98 For Comfort and Freo Delivery Juneas CAN FIND SUT'S By WUTHLESS CACKUS L1 Alaska Meat Market F. B Get the New Wash- | i The complete . | HOME GROCERY Stk o Prosh e T || g . 2N Ph 46 Meats in Junesu. ALASKANS FEEL AT AOME one | L. A. STURM—Owner ; " Heme Liguer Sicre—Tel 699 FHOND 20--600 i ‘American Meat — Phone 38 m | v s — e R 20TH CENTURY MEAT 7 > Ll A B.rn's Porh-ail s'ndio . MARKET (s 7 P e m%;%“fé‘é&% ; sljgsrr_rg 38_ Time to Think of Christmas Ayndans u"‘:"l e TR | PV Ty R S Bace LET US TAKE THAT Mesting” BARAN "F I%NTHMQ%%%ZL;:‘I:EE 1S OVER- ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS PHONE 202 ALASKA'S FINEST » I'Wj’/«HE’S A, PLUG ! HOTEL || = g Eat in the Famons || ERVICE Ideal Paint Shop 1 1t Costs No More ‘ Christ Bros. G : ‘ AR o e _pewen || Phone B » [ PHOTOGRAPH Second Street