The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 26, 1947, Page 8

- PAGE EIGHT NEW CHINATOWN CAF SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET JUNEAU NOW OPEN EVERY DAY 1:00 A. M. 29 PERSONS FROM JUNEAU TO SOUTH TGDAY ON NORAH CHWNESED 3 ¢ The Princess ed in kyl\ERICAIV Chinese Dishes Qur Juneau at 2 o'cl afternoon, g % and salled for the South at 3 _GEN Spemahy With ten passengers for 14 for Vancouver, four for : Prince Rupert and one for Victor- Try Qur R for Seattle were I_x.‘.. I .r‘n ) \”,\ ( .I[.‘l_l, ,\} I_,') Mis M. Henariske SWEET and SOUR SPARE )vd Dedrick, George Downs, RIBS — NOODLES R Dolson, R. L. Dolson, Miss Hall, R. L. Forkner, Mrs Phone 796 Home-Made Chili at any hour R, I Forkner, David C. Web: Rt Juneau to Vancouver: R. Ma I oo D Wik 6. Peierson, o H. Jennings, the Rev. J. T. Spu T 1 in, James Spurlin, Donna Spur- 1 Brown, Mrs. H. L. Brown, Louis " Deflorian, William J. Craig fus eau to Prince Rupert: D Thanksgiving Eve Enterfainment | . <75 575, William Cruiskshank at the mneau to Victoria: Sister Mary One car and one trailer were [the Norah PTRT ; ; -te g IR | xbAs DORATIONS FOR ;e M. EDGECUMBE T0 BE MADE BY CHAPELEDIES It was decided at the meeting of the Chapeladies last evening that boxes will be placed at Hick- ey's and at DeHart's grocery stores to receive donations for the Christ- mas boxes to be sent to Mt. Edge- cumbe Hospital The meeting was held Chapel by the Lake, with ma Dobbins acting as 1t were Mesdames Bland, Condan, e, Epperson, Jekill, Hickey, Peterson an at the Mrs. Al- hostess. Arnold, DeHart, Meier, will- DANCING FROM 9:00 P. M. until the WEE' HOURS of the Morning Lynch Thanksgiving Dinner at the Club Thursday, November 27, 1947 DINNER SERVICE STARTS at 4:30 P.M. cee Choiceof ... ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY with Dressing and Cranberry Sauce coo @i coe BAKED STUFFED CHICKEN with Giblet Gravy and Frui STANLEY HACKERMAN® Binner Includes Candied Yams Fruit Cock Relish — Salad — Hot Biscuits with Honey — Home Made ca'vert because Pumpkin Pie — Coffee ! calvert is mellower_ $205® = \' : H~:‘ ., Baltimore, Md. NRRAROERARERROR OO RRRRROROREROCRARARORRADEDINE | 8 ottt Gomim e For s lended Whiskey has switched to #of 2 The Baranof Hotel Suggests For Your Dining Pleasure... IN THE THE . THE Gold Roem Iris Room Terrace : ) (] “Thanksgiving Dinne: COCKTAIL Fresh Crab Alaska Shrimp Fruit RELISH Crisp Celery Hearts Stuffed Olives soup Cream of Tomato Consomme Royal SALAD Waldorf—Topped with Nuts Served from 12:00 Noon fo 10:00 P. M. $3.00 Per Plate SPECIAL Child's Plate $1.50 - \ FISH Halibut—Whitc CHOICE OF Roast Tom Turkey with Oyster Dressing Pan G Cranberry Sauce Poached Fillet of Wine Sauce Grilled Bee rloin—Iresh Mushrooms Roast Young Goose—Apple Fritters A ABLES Stuffed Baked Potatc Hubbard Squash DESSERTS Pumpkin Pie Hard or Brandy Sauce L Milk Plum Pudc Coffee MAKE YOUR RE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE iam Mrs es wa. visitor the meeti Memt igreed tions to the Christmas by be in by December e nex meeting will be held December 16 at the home of M H. Do hue. It will be a Christmas pa |and Mrs. Donohue |Palmer will be cohc ———e——— Thanksgiving Dance Planned by Kiwanis ' At Today's Meeting Final plans for the Thanksgiv ing dance to be given on Saturds evening w made at the mee {of the Kiwanis Club, which held this noon in the Gold Rool of the Baranof Hotel. Everyor !is invited to attend the dance | highlight of the evening will |the awarding of a Plymouth Deluxe an. Funds from the car award will be used for the Juneau M ‘orial Library Fund and for |Kiwanis' underprevileged childre work | Dr. Henry Harris gave a report to the club on the Christmas Seal Sale for the Alaska Tuberculo: | Association. Christmas seals bonds will pe distributed to Jur merchants by Kiwanis members Shining Mountains,” a Techni- jcolor movie produced by the Canadian Pacific Railway wa shown to the members by Eckley Guerin. - o TWO APPRENTICESHIP COUNCILS MERGE AT MEETING LAST NIGHT The consolidation of the Juneau Building Trades Apprenticeship Council and the Juneau Miscel laneous Trades Apprenti Council was completed at a j meeting of the organizations I last evening. The merger was made on the recommendation of the Alaska Apprenticeship Council, as single councils work out better in smaller cities. On the Joint Apprenticeship Coun- cil will be four voting members from management and four 1 Advisory members from yrial Education Depa Territorial Employment Office the Veterans’ Administration Iso be included in the Joint Council. KELEN CLAIRE, NINE, CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Helen Claire celebrated her ninth birthday last evening with a par- ty given by her mother, Mrs. Ron- ald Lister at their home. School friends who attended the party were Carla Carter, Shannon Carl son, Nancy Leege, Sandra Hancock, Connie Brown, David Gross, Allen Engstrom, Leslie Sturm and John Nielson Rirthday refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, and the evening was spent playing games. NO BAND REHEARSAL FOR TH EVENING Director Alfred Ventur, of the Juneau City Band, announces there will be no rehearsal tonight. At the last practice it was decided that if possible there would be an extra session tonight, but this has been called off as several players have found it will be im- pessible to attend. The next prac- tice will be Thursday, Dzcemkter 4, at 8 o'clock, in the Grade School Auditorium. | - - | Sell it with an Empire W‘m!-A(L‘ 11 CheckedIn.. CHECKING will facili- tate identification but, re- | member, furs and jewelry too may be “checked out” by a thief. Even at home, they may not be safe frem Fire or other dis- aster. Double-check the pro- tection of your valuables! Ask this Hartford agency about the Jewelry - Fur Floater Policy. Sha;tuek Ageney Seward Street Juneau Phone 249 WACHUSETT MAY NOTRETURNFOR JUNEAU TURFEY JUNEAU. FROM SEATTLE A person with blue eyes does Pro Fleming in Lon- D. L. Povey of Seattle is regist- not see colors in the same hues don ered at. the Baranaf-Hotel. as does a person with brown eyes ———— — e - B s ¥ } Portu has about the same Penicillin was nrse discovered by number of people as Ohio the wani-a.s for bargains! S T Jachu- ’ " g Fektiry 19 It'sa NEW word .". . . to many people me por here 1 « for giving hicl )1.4(1. * s B FATHOMETER ew members. The ship is at d render tance . the K of bhut to careful Boat Qwners N vonday ° ~ e ¢ o o o o Ht°sMORE than a word n::"}'\\: IT IS A SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT FOR OPERATORS OF LARGE OR SMALL dinner BOATS. IT BRINGS WARTIME SCIENCE TO PEACETIME LABORS. Usir You find fish in les nea echo costly net: by Day Because of their m T vhat 3 ater hazards. merc; the C Guardsmen will 1 times ' aluable to you is its life- probably be e to enjoy the you save time,in sounding and saving feature? Juneau hos for Thanksgiv- ing this yi Registered in U Office 1d g the illustrious na F SUBMARINE the ATHOMETER s to this Mayor Waino Hendrickson receiv- 1 radiogram fro to justif of vit this est is the fact by outright service of such value s immediate adoption arl- ating son late this afternoon g : : that the Wachusett would not be are proud to announce our appointm s and service able to return to Juneau for area. You'll find new safety and new pi one of several Thanksgiving Day The models. and regretting that the men aboard would be un- able to accept invitations to the - :\yulldlfly dmx;m-\l \,\‘x't v)r; \::-‘wi\v\lu /l'./[&» A , ! R S hanks for the hospitality intend- ok S oy 2 SALES and SERVICE e 307 Seward Phone 62—Juneau Reg. U. S. Pat. Off Portugal has atout one-fifth the area of Spain WWWM INSIST ON PROPER PACKAGING Is this the merchandise you didn't get? 'Help Eliminate Damage and Pilferage To AID in the élimination of damage and pilferage of merchandise shipped to Alaska, the mer- chants of Alaska are asked to add their weight to the educational packaging program now being carried on by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce with the support of the Alaska Steamship Company and other interested firms in Seattle. Thousands of dollars are lost annually through careless and insufficient packaging of freight items resulting in damage, pilferage and ultimate late delivery or non-delivery. Not only do such losses naturally tend toward increased prices, but from the viewpoint of the merchant the delay involved is often of serious consequence. You want your merchandise when you order it, and the Alaska Steamship Company wants to get it to you on time and in good condition. The Alaska Steamship Company is making every effort toward the best and most cafeful handling of all merchandise aboard ship, as well as cooperating in the current educational pl'()grll“\. The merchants of Alaska can help—can save themselves time, money and trouble—by remind- ing their suppliers that merchandise shipped to Alaska must be packed to withstand multiple handling. As many as twenty handlings—at warehouses, on trucks, docks and aboard ships— are required in some instances. Only substantial packaging will suffice. Substantial packaging will also reduce pilferage which flimsy and broken packages invite. Proper addressing is also of great importance—delivery instructions should be boldly marked on every package—not on just one or two of a group. The Alaska Steamship Company has prepared and is distributing a bulletin giving detailed information on the proper packaging of various items of merchandise. If you would like to have a copy of this bulletin or wish it sent to any of your suppliers, just let us know. % F. A. ZEUSLER Executive Ass't to the President ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Serving All Alaska *® Sincerely, LGN R s SR * * ¥* 4 T —————————— R R