The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1947, Page 5

| | SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1947 THE. DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA — T e PAGE FIVE — D b L] case tomato juice—The Harbo HUNT r | ERS LEAVING 'TWO GUYS FROM 5””””“[[” | er y rlles P.cture, “Auk Lake'—Winter and ' ‘) OF gt | FOR DEER MONDAY MILWAUKEE Bt || Gross 20th Cent n_ p | Pllre “Mendenhall Glucier” rOSS ~ P L eniury any arle ; Snap Shop. by ' SATURDAY — SUNDAY and MONDAY One casc mixer—Card Beverage there should be @ large ber| Just suppose your boy friend, a ) s e a large number Company o hunt taking off Into the|Dice open-faced, open-minded, i , And Valuableozr=. . s oo sine s wie” e 5 5 o il [0 deference to Salmon Derby Day there ings—Real €ilk Hosiery Co fbr thethselves ahd ‘thelr frienas.|(by Way of Brookiyn) - threw you s _ e e SO oLt B, T, (pelvet whe hele it oo the pathof « Hundsome peincs will be NO MATINEE SUNDAY S slippers—Baranof t fih,.p hardware e .. who fell in love with democracy (Continued m Page Cne) nardware stores this morning re 5 b ol : S0 U kil 0 bl Cleaning nnd prescing (325) The vealcd that hunting licenses are|%0 Wholeheattedly that he wantod EVENING SHOWS AT 7:30 and 9:30 oy [eine sold haideratie Bum %0 DSTTY Yyou hat's the pradic- Martin Outtoard Motor—Martin| ok Gl pord 4_;1“\"‘“““,,\'"“,1 O nilion | ament facing Joan Leslis in Warn- M Motors, Inc coupon book ($20) Bios | vé been dimidst: compete er's rollicking new comedy, “Two HeRE HERSRLS -1, Evinrude Outboard Moter—Ju-|Liquor Store ont TS gt Guys from Milwaukee,” which co- } '0 a 8 'g" 3 ineap Spruce Corp. and R. W.| Merchandisc cicdit ($15)—Baran-, .ne estimate placed the number |Sters Dennis Morgan and Jack RE wling Co. lof Hotg! o R 2% f m‘n i i Jarson in dual title role and Twelve-guage “Magnum” Win- | Bt U S o A o O ) Century Theatre = | RN weekend lower than usual the!® ° ¥ 2 Ll‘(‘\ll‘l hammerless pump gun Sk s _istarting tonight fer a three day o 0. { the ¢ of sportsmen W ¥ q:lu-m;u: rubber boat—Juneau §8 SabUCumber fok Seareien N0 scoms that Buzz (Jack €St | Young Hardware Co. | | man rubber i | boat—Darnell’s| \\ I stay in town for the Salmon 1t Ahother storekeeper suggesteq Henry (Dennis Morgan) up Prin s a fare about % 3 Sport Center Hemy is bent on learning N that despite the Derby there will J Featherfoam jacket—B. M. Beh-| wiis pairicia Hogue and Mr.|pr e here hunters zoing | democracy and nourishes a. secret o T G0 eraLu-EK's Photo | ChACs deGanahl will bo united:out this week than usual because b AL T SR B s ql:“,_"“ camera—Lu-Ek’s Photo'j, marriage at the Holy Trinitylof the shipping str and the :‘_‘ Wha men WakS Wk WS ’ O watch—The. Imperial, |COthedral at 8 o'clock tonight with|shortage of fresh meat. Hunters EhT bengie inul!( find out that L atel o ria ' y al e Wo! s looking for Prince ) _lthe Rev. Robert Webb officiating.|will attempt to stock their cold d Gad Claire | Camp stove, tent and. axe—The|pios Togne to the. daughter of |storage. boxes carly against ajHenry, Buzz takes him down to R"SSELI_ TREVOR g ' |ntr. ‘and Mrs. Henry Hogue and|possible difficuls and high priced|Dis barber shop to have the regal Motorola radio—Home Beautifuli i qeGanahl is the son of Mrs.|wintor moustache removed and at the, - and the Capitol Theatre. s oot ar g e . . lsame time introduces him ‘to Con-} lolplie o [Joe deGanahl of.Juncau and Mc-| At any rate, this is the be- " m—?‘if Rl | "A reception will follow the wed-|hats and shoe pacs, of carafunly|Mis il friend who went to school L R ohn-|ging ceremony at the home of oiled and cle: vifis; AnA% ot | Tan Leugen. Bacell o e SO o rod recl. line and piug|MrS deGanabl. Both the wedding|the Stiff muscles boasted by the| Froin there dn b, Frince Elepiy Salmon rod, recl, linc and PlUglang reception are invitational. isuccessful hunter when he re- and® Biss, embeck upon 6, BUIYG Bailey's B | i o i O ork Ty, after pack.|Provoking program which, ~before Heddon fly rod—Hcddon Manu-| L 1 A b B Mounthm < |they have finished, involves an cturing Co COURT RECESSES FOR g e international broadcast and the Siceping bag—Fred Hmp“,,‘ | subsequent loss of a crown. Just men’s outfitter. | Two WEEKS'PREPARE [ IERMEN'S how Connie makes up her mind to| Sleeping bag--Casler's Men's| 4 , ASS, CATHOLIC CHURCIY choose or husband makes for a! Wear ‘ FOR KETCHIKAN "ERM‘ peat suiprise onding | -y A Field Glasses—1ne Nugget Shop.| A special mass for fishermen par- | e il / Steel casting Tod, reel, lne and oo SSs | teipating in the Salmon Derby will | FREE DANCE MOXD 1IGHT with assortment of lures—South Bend : o JUNCAU e peld at 4 o'cl morn- S ox oy 3 it o, \will be recassed for the next two ool (“’"‘”‘]’{‘,}“ _“:"l‘l‘r“_“]“ ‘;“:l"y Labor Day Celebrat'on at C.LO., ane WYATT Round trip via Grummen piane Wesks in order to permit Federal Fralo 28 ¢ Church of the ' gan, starting 10 n. m,, given jointly Wi Billie BURKE o Peons. Totercs bh iayer Judge s Gectge; Wenelln ith jtake| 1\ g by Central Labor Councll, The A, \ lak Alaska Coastal Airlines, |Dis annual vacation. He expects F. of L. and the Juneau Industrial 1 li Alaska Coa es. | BOY FOR EAMES Todess € . h Eerryllium-copper salmon rod— 0 mak? fishing trip to the 3 g Union Ccunc’l C. L O. Orchestra Wi JAbe HATGRY Tho Hardware Company Stikine River and will reconvene K MP.and Mrs. R. R. Eames arc the | furnished by Musicians' Local 672, 3 RO, I = pany. ot Se 5 proud parents of a baby boy born 570 AT POTSDAM Rubber boat—Royal Blue Cab COUrt on Sept. 15. e e - | e é : 2 } ury membets were drawn _this| Yesterday afternon at St. Ann's Hos- e Bt sr i gt ital. The baby, who tipped the scales .. Lk B UND A Y s Coleman camp stove—Yakobi Week here for the Grand and Petit :l:( RO l“(l]lmm(m\ fles | Man has cnly one tide per MONDAY Transportation Co. Juries of the fa court term at Rea *‘."wd Rl;li"l ot :k" M day instead of the customary two. X Coleman camp stove—J, S. Mc- Ketchikan which kegins Oct. 1 i o JEAE SESUINE. |« A0 i A TUESDAY i Seventy-five names were sslocted|pomes is an employee of the Tri- @ esesemcmmsmr—essiomemmtaniad oo inmp—Parsons siectric Co, 10T the Petlt Jury and 35 for th dngle Cleaners. or 1 arsons wlectr 44 i e %7 ; " " Grand Jury | FEATURE SUNDAY AT — ADDED — Nothl Colln b VIHE Wool Jioket = oD ; Ui ! FROM SEATTLE YELI.OW CAB “Doctor of Painting: Cartoon Late News 2:30 — 4:30 — 6 8:3¢ —10:30 Klinkerfues Bros. Co., St. Paul Minn. | Sully s s.akery. | Madsen’s Cycle and Tackle box- Air Mattress— Fishing Supply. Salmon reel Club. 'f FEATURE - at g 7:40-9:50 ENDS TONIGHT with line—Pamaray S:-p»awm« | ND Alaskan Cab Co and Atlas—Nance's Salmon reel World globe | Variety Store. Table lamp-Alcska Electric Light |y b Rt e F A S {\npl;n.* electric clock—The Oc- BE GWEN BY Fox ing of the Juncau Woman's Club Cidental Bar. 2 lheld in the Pent House of the Barometer—I, Goldstein, Sporting 1 Alaska Electric Light & Power, G00ds Store | TONIGHI Nl (Hl R(H" Building on Wed., Sept. 2rd, 1‘947‘ Woman's sport jacket—Channel at 2 p. m. All members arc urg- APparel Shup. By ed to attend | Man’s hunting coat—S & T Lorne I. Fox of Canada \\A‘ll‘ Signed, & Clotking Store | present a concert of sacred music Mrs. Edward P. Chester, Jr,| Snow Wool storm jacket—Tot-to- at the console of the pipe organ,' BN residenyt | Teen Shop. in the Northern Light Presby-| Mrs. Forrest G Recorc Two cases assorted canned fruit ujnan Church, this evening at 8 70 2t ; Batet “,, -——Case Lot Grocery. o'clock. | e S “" On case canned cherries—Auk Mr. Fox has been featured over| ... . y o Bay Market and Marine Store. | national network broadcasts, and “‘.“” DANCE MONDAY NIGHT | "6, case canned peaches—De- Day Celebrat’'on at C.LO. Hart's Grocery. | has given recitals in some of the| l arting 10 p. m, given jointly " 5,0 case Maxwell House Cotfee largest auditoriums in United | States and Canada. Central Labor Council, The A.'_cgjifornia Grocery and Market. | Ruth L. Fox, contralto soloist,|F >"f L. and the Juneau Industrial, ;. case Gold Shield Coffee— and Cecil Carathers will also ap-| Union Ccuncl C. L. O. Orchestra yoi, Century Super Market | pear on the program, in vocal fea- | furnished by Musicians’ Lecal 672. | Ope cgse Borden's Milk and one tures, which will include original | 670 1t case Borden’s Malted Milk-- The compositions by Mr, Fox. A gospel | ¢ TR !Emm n message will conclude the rally. | FROM EAST I One case Darigold Milk—Gastin- = ! Edith Potter, of Attleboro, Mass., ;eau Grocery. .ac!'is registered at the Baranof Hotel.] One case - e 8ell it wiun ai: Emplhte grape juice and WMWM HEY, KIDS! : You Are Invited to Be Guests of Juneau Industrial Unien Coundil, . 10. 3% and the Central Labor Council, A.F. of L. Ata SPECIAL SHOW to Be Given on LABOR DAY---MONDAY, SEPT. 15T Especially for YOU It YOU Are UNDER winn "GABBY” HAYES * DALE EVANS AND COMEDIES AND CARTOONS GAI.DRE DOORS OPEN 1:30 P. M.—STARTS 2 P. M. SHOWPLALE oF Company. l i one | Seattleites registering at the Bar- HSH'NG NEws |anof Hotel are Cicely Cumer and {James Parks. Three cw:mon vackers unloaded | —————— Phone this morn at the Juneau Cold| FREE DANCE MONDAY NIGHT Storage. ndy Stevens on the! Labor Day Celebrat'en at C.LO. Wanderer brought in 9,000 pounds | Hall, starting 10 n. m, given jointly for Sebastiau-Stuart; John Lowell by Central Labor Council, The A. on the Fern II brought in 15,000 (F. of L. and the Juneau Industrial pounds for Alaska Coast Fisheries, | Union Ccunel C. L O. Orchestra and E. O. Swanson on the Elfin II lmm-slua by Musicians' Local 672, landed 35,000 for ACF. 22 24-hour Dependable Service 670 1t &.—r----um—.- 'sunny days' too ? I e ——— Why not save up for some’ day” dollars? Lots sooner than you think—if you save by buying U.S. Bonds! In fact, as little as $3.75 invested in U.S. Bonds every week will return you as much as $2,163.45 in only ten years® time. You can buy these Bonds either through the Payroll Savings Plan at your place of business —or if you're not eligible for the Payroll Plan, but have a checking account, through the new Bond-A-Month Plan at your local bank. So start saving for your “sunny days” today! @ Most folks think of savings as something you set aside for rainy day emergencies. But there are plenty of “sunny day” occasions to save for too! For instance, that new Aome you want to own some day .. . that trip abroad you plan to take . that college education you want to give your youngsters—*‘sunny day” savings will help get you all these. But how soon can you pile up those “sunny Save the asy, automatic:way—with U.S. Savings Bonds PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE'RE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU WHENEVER YOU VISIT SEATTLE. 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