The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 10, 1947, Page 2

_—————————‘ P/\Gl; T\VO 'SALLY CANNON TALKS 1 MAYORS, COUNCIS 0 AUKILIARY.OF VFW; WORK COMPLIMENTED [ Let's Keep on Sewing with these new SPRINGTIME PRINTS ' SEEK SUPPORT FOR T TIMBER MEASURE Ul 1%L Telegrams Sent fo Wash- ¢ ington Urging Pass- age of SJR 118 s ml C)!\ C \n(ll. o Stripes Florals Checks Polka Dots d or- executives told py N the congre welfare of Alaska will be adverse- | post THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 3 s. Cannon also mentioned the - | VFW national hcme at Eaton Rap- , where widows i and | dation was made Daniel ent of the local said that Mrs. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947 2 e for 24-Hour i Ending 7:30 o'Clock This Morning In Juneau—Maximum, 60; minimum, 45. t Airport—Maximum, 63; minimum, 41. WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vieinity) Mostly cloudy with occa- nal light rains and not ch chenge in temperature SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE NOW ON FLOOR DISPLAY . .. Davenporis, Swing Rockers, Chairs You should also take advantage of REDUCED inches 175 llth( ec0eesssccecsacscscen e~ | SR i*. ' PRICES on ALL RE - UPHOLSTERING |ALASKA POTTERS NOI MEETING IN SUMMER tters, Inc, announce| be no regular meet- the summer months o use the club z\’('w Samples Have Just Arrived ey S SAMPLES SHOWN IN YOUR HOME FOR EASIER SELECTION OF THE CORRECT PATTERN AND COLOR Alaska Pc that there w ing during Members | ly affec his bill 15 Ma ndling of the meet- . .. 5. o | llent and her ritual .. o g m( y the May- work was complimented Baranof Ho ! 3 Is of Juneau " & Petersburg ke Eastaugl Wrangel U They were add | leg STEAMER MOVEMENTS from Vancouver, Saturday after- ator Butler is nate Putlic i Represen he Hi a.m. tomor- one hour later, south " row and sai at 9 am Fr R Baranof. ym west scheduled | southbound Saturd RUTH HUNSI(KER Aleutan sl geom | Scattle 10 am. Saturday & PLACED IN CAST oot e A > The ()\l((i(.“:' Writers Association O 1/ Q mm. 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That’s why every cut you buy at California Market is scienti- fxcally trimmed free of excess bone, fat and waste, trim- med before it is weighed. WASTE FREE TRIMMING is one of the important reasons we can guarantee our meats to give YOU COMPLETE EATING SATISFACTION. -—PINT ssc 5 oz