The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1949, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMI'IRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1949 +-H—H—H+H—H'H-H- inum exterior, spung glass insu-' lated, gasoline or butane range with Seward Street Juneau OLD GOLD WANTED—High cash|e @ @ @ © @ @ @ © e e e |JUNEAU rGOT CLINIC. Dr. W 1 L |+ the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. | “harteris, Prior to the war Admiral S astd G R s e | v was stationed in Sitka for Last summer’s program was lim- : ON Fws .DROGRAM ted to the lmmk‘n River district. SHOw" BY lO|s I'UND | jany months as a squadron com- e - » i AT SOROPTIMIST MEET In its second season, the bird-| Kenai, the Yukon-Kuskok- | Soroptimist who wouldn't, if she| (Special Correspondence) l‘- Force, to remain for several 1 three helpers familiar | tell of her recent trip to Hawail at [ of up to 45 teds within a yea Mrs. Carl Rusher with her sonsi oy0 ghell china; Electric toaster.! Would you like to be in your' full basement, automatic heat. Four crews witl t 3 Her colored tes of the King|pyy the l{( spital Committee. | visit with her parents, Mr. and | ONE EACH portable and regular! Giocjer Highway ready for you arbh. ARall" kb Balkned’ 185, Salmon Creek district and other{ In the three wee ¥ o | Ficiken, T.a6t wbok T AL s —_ bicycle. See at The North Trans- | ppACTICALLY NEW FOUR BED- | DUPLEX. Two well furnished apts. ! view window overlooking Channel,i view. A fine h 1 1 3] 2} tely new including i ome for a couple ram,” said EIKkins, [ mist. She attenc a luau, she|guelon of the Orthopedic, Hos.|7h0 is @ patient at the Orthopedic| thing completely : nds by Pan American—was definitely from your job ome r rect vas ade | g vest Call 428. 39!1 eantry ofONE TERSNIGRIA. foct An adequate survey of the Com-| Some sort of record was made) good investment. Ca New Listings ; Accident Insurance. quarters in Juneau, has just been | “%HHY 8 R R on Loop Road with rights to 5 skiing on Harbor Moun- very best location, price reduced. with oven, oil heater, fluorescents - » H = venetian blinds, ice Dbox,. sleeps Munpnv & M“”HYI concrete basement and two bed- Lois Sandal, Seattle, Past President | COmMittec is considering the po: ated in San Francisco B $Ead g st i iate! Penrod and Al Lawrence, room house i oard the S.S. Prince George next |Put into use almost immediately | Max ron SALE use in Douglas, with 100 to this responsibility, B2} T Lot e e Meeting Friday | Since at least six months will tomorrow for extended visits. Pen- Bank. 5 35 tf! nor Tract either furnished cr un- Greenblatt, Mrs. Lillian Harris and [any form of hospital can be done, Southeast Alaska towns for| A-1 condition. See J. S. MacKin Seattle Auto Wrecking Co. in the world. PR concrete basement—untinished. S e |2y the community. Immediats Sister Mary Bernard and Sister priced for quick sale far below| m. 4 ] !SOME OF YOU ROMANS ARE least the community can feel satis- Of three boys and three girls {0r| ouoppy ave, after 4:30 pm. 2811, ‘WASHING Mac hue 5354 Phone | 4 7 i Real Estate - - To our boys in the Derby pay of federal court jurors from $5|orn to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kidd, | children of Mt. Edgecumbe school| witn ' living quarters, Must settle | {DAIRY or beverage case approxi- | state Boats pay from 5 to 7 cents a mile, |fourth child, second daughter. Mr. New officers of the Mt. Edge- shelves 7 ft. long each, on inter- | — »u don’t depend on luck— on the costs of travel for jurors of sitka. Wednesday evening at a dinner| Inlet. Call 143. pressor, $150 for quick sale. 20th | FOR a reliabye persnn to care for |trazic poets, won 13 contests untiliand Mrs. Stanley Westover, early sion. After the dinner the party| dinigs warehouse. A Sopnoales lengths prices f.ob. shipping tours to Fairbanks, Anchorage or missioner of Veterans' Affairs, Terri- | panied by chief of the Division of| acres of land, Tract No. 2 con- gold watch . cases, . rings, pins, | MODERN 2 or 3 bedroom house, all{ Shatluck Bldg, Phone {Siue 37 |survey work being done by the| with a three-bedroom dwelling £ | St. Phone 908. "“rt'ey U.S. Patton and surveyed the locall situate thereon, and all per- s " Lf!} Aan, Douglas a2 4586 ] el R 00 duty urgently needs 2 to 3 bed—‘QUICK SALE: Philco rerrigerator[ Artists’ Paints and Materials nel. After an early morning fish- | AFFAIRS, % p "FAIRS, BOX 2721, Juneau, Al Phone 70, 48 5t i ent, $750. Paper curls $1 up, BOB and GRACE ! |by plane to complete their survey | the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M., and | PerCy's- 48 tf | s = ot o i DC. The Commissioner reserves the| at once, 47 tf “Roughing It” you to offer? 905 W 11th St., P.|tion via plane or water taxi, and [ 1der before the Naval Air Sta- Urban (Pete) Nelson and Ray wder befor QF BlRD'BANDING Woolford have the Arctic Coast 4 tion was built on Japonski. 1 Admira! Perry is due to ani\u ettt efmfefefefedellloerte o et k”“ Wiidlit country will be employed | the club's ployed locally, will spen res A cont ;. progr the | Kamehameha iva ed to the | e possibility of converting | IS sites j Honolulu, there was little that Miss | waq appo.nted to inspeet the build-| MS Haakon Olson arrived by, fer Office. 46 3t| RooMm HOUSE, furnished, Way-i One very luxurious with 35-1t. g 3 en run only a fe ! near bus line. i without children. $75.00 per mo, flown to Washington, | fiew around the island rode an | pital Both Mr. Boyer and Dy | Hospital. While here she was a body. Has been Helland, Mr. Olson is an in- | _{ chofce now, plan color scheme,:3-BEDROOM unfurnished home; he f time,” he add-{ Interested in statehood for the . 4 Jerry Kijelstru 0 o I & o JoE W oa oastal Airlines in Juneau. P | Highest prices, a sacrifice. Box; Wonderful view, new electric re- $8,300. deratior before Lh ruies were 3 a change in sible but higk sirable. hone R g who has been at the Pio-|TOM G Phone | — — DOUGLAS — most West Coast as well | island as a state would ke I asbestos sheathing which, whil: | vecks fo lots and garage. Price subst RANGE IN NEARLY EVERY States, 4 1 ladsen’s Cycle and Miching Sup- ots and ga i e substan- Then money Hinee Tarline HEdiip e ng Su e car ken b e the building could be easily evaci hoped. stk Shn ‘A6 URED EHIS '] atening t completel sreck | ife: 5 GIVEN PROMOTIOR | scatening <o completely wreek ™0 poer ofterea mis services i A FAST Luxony Runabout, “The _ished. .. and a large 4-bedroom home as a result of an accident, formation has just been re-| While in Honolulu, she attended ™ " 0h construction. It was)for over a week with a severe casé| geqan, Packard Boat Buildingj new lawn in. any or all furniture; $13,500 un- Ao N vave during his . o o 06 0 0 o d: h Nob Hill, furn-* . A Bl y o e €U rpreximately a fifth the cost of [ loticeatle crime wave c e o o . bedrcom home on Nob Hill, furn Yeu can make up for r, former Divisional Comm: Hawaiian members of various rac- the beach with lights, oil, water, - ieha festi- | nity House foundations was to|today when Clyde e Cromoted to the rank of Lieutenant| Y2l were the speclal attractions of acre homesite for only $800 cash. I Sorvertion dosin: an. They reported conditions per- four. Beautifully furnished. Pea-' REALTORS - ACCOUNTANTS rcoms, furnished, is EMPTY and h tt k v he responsibility for direeting ‘ % » a lEe all ion Army prison work in i ito e i in. | uperintendent and assistant super- | SEVERAL Large anc Small Dia- by 100 lot and full concrete base- with slight improvement in equip { ) "AUTO PARTS : as Salvation Army | furnished. Houses, that is. Mrs. A. F. Dworack. the use of Sheldon Jackson hos- OUTRS non at Alaska Laundry. 28 tf 1950 1st"Avenue So. 26 tt | {FOR SALE: Welding and body re- | WEBSTER Record Player and short | Just right to add fireplace while taffing of the hospital is a major Mary Ethel of Juneau, completed GOING TO SIT ON YOUR e Triangle : & i : heir first communion tomorrow. fied that all possible means of pro- |their fLirst c o | Tll “ rl ‘l g (ou"s w'“ Ge' $7 \ud‘in the lorrl]y needed hospital are After mass the group will be guests | ALMOST New, excellent condition, ‘ River and Cohama fabrics. Phylis{ Coast Guard is coming! ss, iquor' Green 805. 44 b'l‘ & 2 = A ot B e B ot . | Sale Merchal Sunday. They're all winners to §7. i early Friday morning at their home |and the two hospitals. estate. h. 103 or P.O. Box 2596, Mately 6 ft. high, 7 ft. long, 3 ft. chandise i vour clothes will be cleaned while a court term is in session. | b held at the school home economics 6t | WANTED 16-Foot round bottom boat for in-: children, phone Blue 337. 44 5t For "botter : 3 |the young mothers parents, Mr.! INVITATION TO BID ) : i i s £ 2 - e peoint, earliest shipment. Nieder- 1940 Chrysler - 4 door. Make offer. | any points on the Alaska High- ' " a 1 Rear Admiral L. O. Col:ert, US. tory of Alaska, for the sale of the | | ‘Coasml Surveys, Capt. W. M teeth, bracelets, silver, etc. In-| electric kitchen, beautifully furn- o 4 . vzservatory. sonal property on said premises o WINTER and POND, CO. Ine. Each bid must be enclosed in a| rcom house, furnished or un-{ and box springs maitress, Eoodl Blue Printing - Photostats |ing trip to Sawmill Creek, Admiral|aska. Bids wiii be received on or ¥ 5, o g Apply at ron vAc ATW“EBS Lola’s Beauty Shop, Phone 201. HARTLEY e . sta & ot all ZIRBNAR S0iTeYs And stak opened at Room 222, Federal Build- | WAITRESS for evening work. In- TAKU LODGE 1 | M | right to accept or reject any or all | _ | Special weekend excursion for -Tu- ! SINGLE Room for man. Inquis O S | e mame smcn ey s e (i ject any p quire O. Box 2954 46 3t river boat for fishing trip, $30.00.{M. V. BRONCHO avallably for | ot s Yu- | geese from the Arctic to the Yu S FOUR CREWS OUT | Kon-Euskokwim Delta IHONOLULU PICTURE \gent, is at Kotzebue; David Spen-{ It would be difficult to find a| : ot . I':.uk\. and Iditared, Honolulu after hearing Lois Jund\m,"m have a permanent hospital 7 ;LADILS Bike; 50 pieces open st(»ck ELIGIBLE FOR G. I LOAN —'4 BEDROOM house, 3 years old, ! < ed | Rty noon Friday. |pancing, it was revealed last week|[Tom Juneau on Thursday for aj__ ——————-———| have a good furnished house onls.m-:nnoom log cabin, Auk Bay Street a SSUT s b | Community House had long been)>Seet: 1 888, peare cooker, and boys| jang, and garage. ing. oy nor Addition. A-1 heating system, | living room and excell hi 1 { - Vs acer—ever ent channel study and the | interested traveler and a Scropt-|yeer, and Dr. Phillip Moore, hegq | Hief Visit with her son, Jimmy, CUT-down Ford 3 Vi regulat for this fall’” | ing 8 and 4. 46 tf | Plans for new houses. Make| anced at generous terms. eg i or '] " | ing. ad to the idea. Then L. M. Pric 5 iment mechanic for the Alaska| EST combmation pustness i Al- | aska, pool hall and barber shop. | THREE bedroom furnished house.| Basement and automatic heat { has been ¢ able in time for con- | ians a sta d found | pon for further check. They toc of the cost, | roncir i i ° | 10 of Mr. and Mrs. Paul at $6,500. Returns on bird-banding show | but Wecause of the danger that the fireprcofing, their answer was| i ident. ‘Was| | owing a accident, has| prp cHORART, 16 ft. new, $300.| three bedrooms, furnished. Two|HOMES IN EVERY PRICE om Alas The strike which had ue t ond @ e presel te, it fire, would be so slow burning that | ‘nue to mend at the present rese, ¥ : - ,THREE bedroom home, another| . _ for instance, a 2-bedroom BRIGADIER TA“.OR Jund and her mother to fiy to the i i week. e ! basement, and completely furn-| hospital, for only $5,500. llf YOU are absent in- WA grawing up > she was there in May, she said. _ | o0 B0 e 0ot e i calling | ity Marshal, has been at home| megiately, Also 194§ Hudson, loeated. Full concrete basement;| fireplace, hardwood floors, with % X (cstimated that conversion would be | i B Chester O] found represented in - the club and,a 2-bedroom house on B he s t s smaller capacity. — CRECENT AP centrally located; We Would Appreciate e to do your work, with | Territory of Alaska, with head- ut the sun, the flowers, the pag- . and a small three room cabin Calvin and Irene Johnson spent Among others, Machine Shop, ¢ ; i s : more accurate basis for estimating] € day o vou more about it. v three years | (oW club members by Miss Jund. fireplace and panelling and tull Friday for the reception of M Johnson wore only a sun suit most t the prvsvni with her husband, will be a tourist | JAckson Hospital which could be nings. 236t LR |+ -+ or consider our $5500 4-bed- > el H " 1 B 3 A i ing next Friday for Mrs. Sandal at [ "*"% e v e i i ot P! s, Ir ¥ are scheduled to leave by plane P tional ; . a c - Afise“cy x and - fiie - Philippings 1= the home of Mrs. Belle Goldstein ‘k{hhf’fl and laundry facilities |aTe sch d by prices at the First National; ouple of lovelies in Way 1 | et & i : were 25 members and Mrs. Mollie [¢lapse before preliminary work om0 B RCE 0 SO o montn | JOHNSON outhosra 9.8 hp motor, | If we haven't got it—we'll get it. Phone 249 | {010 the largest penal institution Bay, two or four bedrooms, full /1 3 | the club next F large a hospital is actually needed pairs and machine shop work;| tion. Call Red 524 after 5 p.| for only $6500. in federal % ! o o ol sta . Af eek and have prepared a group g P OREa S s B S ‘jurors In e era ally under any circumstances. At A "| value. See Stan Perry, 109 Wil | TEEN-agers: Dresses just for yoz.! Sized right. Priced right. Dan| warn you again—BUY NOW! The 21| e i ! l’ President Truman sigred into luw] A dayghter, Sylvia Marie, weizh- |another week to completz their SALES AGENCY qud L“c 5 e oo e teday a bill increasing the daily|ing six and a half poun was |courses of instruction with the ‘The measure also boosts travel |on Etolin Street. Sylvia deep, 8 glass service doors, 2| your cleaping to Triangle, MXSCELLI\NEOU" | 4 eschylus, greatest of the Greek|ing seven pounds, was born to Mr.(ladies were guests for the occa- i 3 Make offer.! CALL a Glacier Cab for safe, he was defeated in 468 B.C. by|Saturday morning at the home of|- - e 2 r logs, diameter 22” and up, ! e | courteous service. New cars; also Blue 913. 43 tr ] H | vatory Street. bids will be received by the Com- i S Portland 4, Ore. 48 Tt: Motors. 43 u R. Churchill. Call 666 or 959. 44tt CALL i i i o ;. i | tor, arrived Wednesday accom- Tract No. 1, containing 065 prices paid at once for your old'e i T. Riley, Chiropodist, Rm. 14 Saturday, July 16 square feet of land, . together anteed. Otis Rossell, Waltersburg, | from school. Owner, G. M. Fergu- { buy, sell and exchange. 214 2nd Guard Cutter Storis, permanent Street, Juneau, Alaska. Deveioping - KTINURE » EIIAEEING ivmcom Thomas were hosts to the |and cther US. C. & G. S. person- ) 44 9t NURTHERN BAR | COMMISSIONER OF VETERANS age daughters. Call E. W.Grafton,| Black 614 or 796. ;G-_U——*—_*ARANTEED Realatic. Perman. | & 3 T Colbert and Captain Scaife left; pef. WAITRESS wanted. p efore the 27th day of July, 1949, at 315 Deczker Way. tt Pmprleturs before returning to Washington,|ing, Juneau, Alaska. quire Terr. Employment Office For those who enjoy comfort while SMALL Power Baat—What have | neau residents including transporta-.| 404 4th st. 47 tf First publication, July 16, 1949 commodate 20 strip fishermen, *h b M. V. Beachcomber Attention § chest, red or green. Ph. 374. 18 ¢ WISUONSIN Sofa, new upholstery; fold and runaway bed with mat- formation booth in Alaska Coastal office, Baranof Hotel. s $75 per day. A. E. Tickell, Auk Bay, mile 14%. 44 5t SHOP Space. 72 Willoughby. 220 tf ATTENTION TOURISTS Excellent packer and freight boat. Good river boat. Certified by U. S. Coast Guard for limited coastwise trade, Southeastern Alaska, Cape - H SE Alaska. Icebergs, fishing and Spencer to Prince Rupert. All essential gear required by Coast Guard. All steel rebuilt with new bow from LCM, new side plating. Twin GMC Diesels, all pilot house control, power take coff, cargo winch and boom, capacity 2000 1bs., uses regular sling ‘boards, barrel hooks, ete. Ten ton anchor winch. ] tress, good condition. Phone 466; | RIDE the mailboat “Yakobi” for " NICE Cl F ' '. e r m e ” | after 5 pm. ph. Red 462. 343t| an intimate acquaintance Wwith 3?5 Gcole; xét.l%oom, S, h;fi hot springs bath. 600 miles scen-| STEAMHEATEDL koums, weekly cl ery. 4 ddys, 3 nights. $32.00 plus, Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69 t tax round trip with meals, Call{ ————w— . 45 tt | WURILTZER Spinit piano for rent Anderscn Piano Shop. Ph. 143, < 0 x See them today at the . . . [nomd s Ep sl vl their ladies from Sitka at a dance. N llg g et Sh0 E| New officers installed werei| Red 113 or 667. 4 L Glenn Green, President; Ralph e 74 | Weeks, First Vice President; The The New FEH T RAY d Re\zi N:/ue Second Vice Presi-' LUST m Fum 4 an dent; Roland Wurster, Third Vice! — ilot heuse. Radio transmitter and re r. Radio direction finder, auto- AT T e s matic. Kirsten auto pilot, electric air whistle, bell, approved bronze lights, b Y fif " | President; Charles Pruner, Secre- - NICE CLEAN steam heated room, 10-inch searchlight, bouyant apparatus, life rings, skiff. N Sun Glasses | tary; Everett Calhoun, Tail ’rwls-l Owner may have by l;ien;;fy;x;;, also steam baths. Scandinavian ; ; & “|ter and Bill Fleming, Lion Tamer.| and paying for adv. Call & i All conversion work, wheelhouse, etc., done by Olsen & Winge in Two mew directors are: Dick Pher- e Sy, PAGE SIX rea; Robert Scott, ichorage € € 0 Anchoj ruesday morning with a Naval Air| : ‘ FOR SALE FOR SALE ! FOR SALE h(ntdmn pre Ed Chatelain of An- | could, take the next plane for| ecITKA, Alaska, July 9—Sitka | 12VS H ith cial meeting on the | without wa'ting ' for Federal fj.|Ronnie and Bobby arrived by plane| phone Douglas 552. 46 3t| own home by July 17th? We | Completely furnished. Garage. visor ' Baranof Terrac [ Dexter at their home on B| size washing machines, canner| “poautiry] yard, %-acre patented| Completely fitted for winter liv- of the summer bandin ks and | ywingey mallards in the | island’s interest and aliurement. i of the|Jund did not do, as a tourist, an|-n. with Max Boyer, Federal engi. ] °lane from Juneau Thursday for af = | 5 : " COME in and look over detail>d! from 2nd apartme: ’ . rs. Cs 01 between j partment. Owner fin. used in formulating | outrigger canoe and found it thrill- |y 6" an . enthuststE: o | t at the home of Mr. and Mgs.| hours. Call 7 d uble 7 between AP and make it YOUR home, { large yard and good location, ed it information from here territories, she questioned Hawai-|conctruction Company were called i that the plan was not only Ann Jacoty, seven year oldl 503 Cordova, Alaska 241 |2t§ frigerator and range. A good buy | made up o : \William Winn-Phone 234 To the all important question ot i g 5 : o) A ©1) cer Home Hospital the past two| 015-2 rings. 40 Ul ONE of Douglas’ bl hgmgsv some found in ce United | led by its Japanese r i i it rte roving. Should she con- not entirely eliminating chances ¢t | started improvin @ { g b4 ply. 40 (f| tially reduced for immediate sale.| NEIGHBORHOOD i ded ind made it neces - Mis ; is neece ated without endangering a single|[0r convalescence sometime NeXtiq o o o & o @ v ¢ o o e may be added easily. Concrete: home, furnished, near schools and the economy of the Fecetiory When preliminary pla Max Rogers, United States Dep-| gyweet Lorraine” prices to ~ell in- THREE bedroom home, centl‘um‘: with large lawn, full basement, who loses? YOU DO! cived by local Salvation Army offi-| @ Sorcptimist meeting where she 'of chicken pox. There has been 0! gnon phone 817. 39 tf | $4200. *Immediate occupancy. Two'! furnished. i uilding a new, Class A hospital of | quarantine. -! ished, good condition. s of earnings while un- ter for the Salvation Army in t fal origin. front lawn, for $1800 cash. ay , Larry e 53 v AR ey R THREE room hcuse trailer; aium- 'BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 3 N i e made immediately to afford a Ask this ageney to tell | Coonel, This promotion is given the Honolulu presented to her fel- . and that Feist house with the this | Plans were made at the meeting | In the meantime, the Hospital | ect and the day so warm Miss . f the day. e . % the price is ,000. of Soroptimist Federation, who, |Sible emergency use of the Sheldon | © y Sees sonable. Ph. Douglas 772 eve- | ppone 676 gver. (Nationa} Bauk p only $£9,000. en western states, Alasks,| Veck: There will be a dinner meet- 0 = e o modernizing of | Intendent of Mt. Edgecumbe School, | monds. Perfect stones. Bargain | ment. rod is flying to Seattle on business | New - Used - Rebuilt in San Quentin peniten- a downright steal at Auke | There will be no noon meeting of |pital might provide a test of how the ANS program. pair shop suitable for general rc-l wave radio, both in good condi- | finishing. A $10,000 value (as is) | problem but must ce met eventu- local catechism classes here this TOGAS TOO LONG. May we C l i g o hin {of Mrs. T. Cole for breaklast. baby Whirldry Washing Machine, | Lesher, Phone 0374 44 2-49 2t | e a n e r s V&ASHA\CTO‘ 16.—(A— — i The ers will remain here for PHER wooD store, grocery and meat markef | — - —— e J A | 12th At Harbor — Pllune 911 with us. When you bring | knocking off a $2 daily limitation Kidd is cashier at the First Bank|cumte Lions Club were installed LOG CABIN 28x15 It in:cice. Ha or. Practically new %-hp Cnm-‘ Century Super Market. 43 6t PROPERLY. ! TTTT Y | A f baby, Carol Marle, weigh- | dining room. Lions wives and i rd. See outside | No, 1 Peeler Alaska Ce-| [o¥d ar. cutbos . { and Mrs. Harold Smith on Obser-| Notice is hereby given that sealed Appearance meyer-Martin Co., Spalding Bldg., Ph. Blue 913. See at Lonnoxs‘ way. Owned and operated by G. 0 p E N | N G Coast and Geodetic Survey Direc-| following described property : Seaife. They iepected the coastal| ong approximately = 2500 | - formation free. Satisfaction guar- | ished, big yard fenced, one block | HOPES New ana Tsed Mése. We | OFFICER justr aaslgned Coast Ru.. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.| located at 222 West Seventh Complete Photographic. Supplies {Joel Campbell and Mr. and Mrs Formerly | visitors, the officers of the Patton|sealed envelope, addressed to the| furnished for wife and 2 school| condition, price reasonable. Phone | welcomed by a group of old fri Tuesday evening at a no-host party [ Last publication, July 25, 1949. e e Daia r -_— i Contact Ralph Wright at the 8 - L4 W, D FOR SALE: OO | 55T, o 6 Fian | chamber o commere T 1 SEAVIEW Apt. for rent, one block Four bunks, nice ;ul!_l\g\', stainless from Federal Blig. 890 tt steel, head, insulated house, raised Rooms. 738 t1 LOST: . Black Onyx rln§ at the Baranof last night in ladies room. Reward. Ph. 46. nenme (SO = The Latest W ALLEN, SAK 8, RAMBE ¥ R Marine Glasses s =1 i o 2 ] AVON PRODUCTS — —1| MADSEN CYCLE & During the early stone age——‘ FISHING SUPPLY about 50,000 years ago—in Europe, || Full line of Halibut and Trelling developed stone ||| Gear — Many items now at new prehistoric man pe Low 24 Open 9 to 9 Seattle in 1948. All first class materials and gear. Vessel just reinspected son and Emil Fisher. July 1 and certificate renewed. T Skeletons of flying reptiles 48 1t | with a wing spread of 25 feet have ibeen found in the chalk beds of LOST: Green wool gabardinge hood | western Kansas. to lady's coat. Reward. Return Both engines overhauled and rebuilt to 165 HP in \Ll) 1948, new rings and bearings in one engine in June of 1949. Length—62 feet; width—14 feet, gross—42 tons registered measurements. inches; depth—4 feet, 6 inches; with COATED LENSES Averages 814 knots at 1450 engine rpm, will do 10 to 12 knots at For appointment call Douglas 1800 to 2000 rpm. 464 ErERE B2K l Now Available in This Vicinity | I Mrs. Joe E. Maker, Box 1148, || 55, used the first hatchet and ¥ Douglas |!made fire by chipping tlint. 4340, ONLY $27 (Tax Incl.) See our fine selection of Bausch & Lomb bmoculdrs The Nugget Shop 00 $22.000 Owner leaving for several months on August 1 and is anxious to sell before leaving. Opp. Ball Park fommi e Write or wire Dr. John Montgomery Dr. E. Lannon Kelly Osteopath PHONE BLUE 670 J. W. McKINLEY Box 1533 Juneau, Alaska Brownie's Liquor Store Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. 0. Box 259 GENERAL PRACTICE HOUSE CALLS ll Phone —————— 477 EEBEERENERREEEEED S g 0000000 A