The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1950, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital yesterday was Mrs. H. C. Meggitt. Dismissed were Mrs. H. G. Brown | and baby boy, Mrs. L. J. Trump and baby girl, and Miss Betty Bis- hop. FROM SUNSET COVE I i tineau Hotel. FROM PETERSBURG Lois Worden of Petersburg is re !gistered at the Gastineau Hotel. { | Elmer and Edgar Carlson of Sun- set Cove are stopping at the Gas- *] save at least 12 ways when | ship Clipper” Cargo! You can’t compare sea and air ship- ping costs by weight rates alone! You must also count these special economies of Clipper Cargot o Crating is seldom necessary. 2Shipping weights are less, because you use lighter packing. o No deterioration. o Lower insurance costs: goods are in transit so briefly. o Inventory and warebouse costs can be drastically reduced. by because payment is qmcket. o Documentation time and costs are reduced. One Air Waybill covers shipment from origin to destination. « Goods arrive when needed . . . while the market is strongest. e Damage and pilferage losses are greatly reduced. C.0.D. and collect services available to many countries. o Fewer bandling fees. Chpper schedules are fast, frequent THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ! The Florence Beauty Graves Paint evening when the grand awa (AR"IVA['BAZAAR To | Wear, Alaska Electric Light and Parson’s Electric Co., Bert's Food merchants of Juneau are Radio Supply, Inc. [ the world. This indisputable fact is | Men's Furnishings, Juneau {Wwho donated valuable articles to be | N8 . J. B. Burford Co,, Fern's | bazaar of the year. | George’ Hall will open at 8 pm. tonight Food Co., Twentieth Century Mar- 1 | ment. The hours for tomorrow, Sat- Dutch Maid Bakery, Percy's Cafe rd of a | Florists Shop. $1,000 U.S. Savings Bond will be; 1 Merchants donating are: { lin’s Shoe Store, Juno Dolls { Paint Store, Geo. M. Simpkins Co. Thomas Hardware, Harbor | Junior Shop, Brown's Ready-to- opE" 'I'o"IGH". MA"Y | Power Co., Butler-Mauro Drug Co. ’ | Tot-to-Teen Shop, Fred Henning MER(HANTS DONAI | Center, Hayes Shop, Zenger's May- | tag, Alaska Music Supply, Alaska without a doubt among the most| Snap Shoppe, enerous, mogt cooperative people in Shop, Fine Arts Studio, H. 8. { clearly indicated by the long list| Store, Harry Race, Druggist. |cnntnmnu the names of merchants Men’s Store, 8 'n’ T Cloth- ! used as prizes tonight and tomorrow | Portrait Studio, Gus George Super- lnu.ht at Juheaw's biggest carnival- | ette Market. | The doors of the Catholic Parish Grocery, land everyone may expect to have ket. Ramos Coffee Shop {four hours of fun and enjoy- Harri Machine Shop, Purity | urday, the 7th, from 2 to 5 in'Juno Bakery, Stevens, L the afternoon and 8 to 12 in the | Mug-Up Cafe, Diaz Cafe, Juneau B. M. Behrends Co., Garrison ! made. | Radio Service, New Ideal Shop, De Junean Drug Co., Ch G. War- ! Martin Victor Furs, Inc ner Co., Lu-Ek's Photo Shop, Ide: a1 | Gift Shop, Casler’s l\’mh Wear. } Hudson Shoe. Needlecraft and |Leather, National Gr (Bud | Phelps), West Coast Grocery, The W ]I\lnLL(‘L qhnp Wonderful i new Wax-Starch! wealher @i lohnson’s BR'SK Alfi‘ka pOimS 4 ways better than starchingl Weather conaiuions ana temper- @ Gives dresses 4 S that “brand new” look. atures at various Alaska points | oKeens shirs crisp— also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 | b R am., 120th Meridian Time, and but never scratchy. released by the Weather Bureau QKIoIess ¢||o|has fresh are as follows: i all day long. | @ Cuts ironing time by H 25 per cent! ‘Bn <k contains Drax, the new miracle | Barrow lfdhnc wax that blends invisibly with | Bethel | fibers. Makes any woven material look | Cordova smoother and more lustrous. It helps | Dawson keep dirt from penetrating and pro- | Edmonton . tects against wilting! Easy to use, too! | mairbanks Anchorage . Annette Island 38—Partly Cloudy 29—Snow 42—Rain 42—Rain Showers 23—Clear 34—Cloudy 26—Clear 48—Rain , Dip garments in Brisk solution, | Haines { squeeze, and that’s all! Get economical | prayre Johnson’s Brisk today! Juneau Airport g ECONOMICAL—CONCENTRATED =) Kodiak 1 ;)\ | Nome JOHNSON'S Northway . || Petersburg Made by the makers of o Shipping rates go down as weights | 8o up. o Working capital works barder «.. sl BARANOF HOTEL — PHONE 106 ®Trade Mark, Pan Amerlcan World Alrivay, too, _ Only Pan American offers the advantages of LIPPER CARGO in Alaska and to the States. For rates and schedules call your Clippes Cargo Agent or Pan Americaa. 42—Cloudy 44—Cloudy 40—Cloudy 40—Partly Cloudy Prince George ... 47—Partly Cloudy Seattle. ... . 47—Partly Cloudy Sitka 51—Partly Cloudy ‘Whitehorse Portland —Rain Johnson's Wax Yakutat 41—Cloudy 41—Cloudy | v 21—Clear | 45—Partly Gloudy | 25—Clear PAGE THREE Dr. L. P. Dawes is outgoing Sen-| The explorer Marquette reported | ator for morthern end of first divi- | finding watermelons cultivated in sion, Elton Engstrom only candidate the interior of America in 1673 for this district. Vote for Engstrom | t Por ' Biaiutes: 625-2t Dr. L. P. Dawes is outgoing Sen- ator for northern end of first divi- sion, Eltow Engstrom only candidate - for this district. Vote for Engstrom WANT ADS BRING RESULTS |for Senator. 625-2t |WHITE REPLIES TO | METCALFE CHARGES | Albert White, Juneau attorney, day refuted charges made yester- v by Vernon Metcalfe, Democratic didate for Representative in a tical advertisement. White said that he had advised Bon che store at Juneau t to pay the last quarterly install- | nt of the Veteran's Tax and gave his reason the fact that he was ent in the office of the then orney General Ralph Rivers 1 Rivers was advised that the ran’s tax had yielded several ired thousand dollars more 1 its statutory limit. Rivers, said : e House of Representatives he Act provided that the “tax | 1l terminate at the end of the ® Veteran of World Wars T and II larter during which three million ® Life-long Resident of Alaska ® Obligated to NO ONE ) hundred fifty thousand dollars (Paid Advertisement) VOTE FOR ELECT | 1.5 "Sim" MacKINNON Republican Candidate For more h;\u been collected here- ywing the advice of (h“ At- *;;'j, ————— e RE-ELECT YOUR WOMAN LEGISLATOR AMELIA GUNDERSEN GENERAL ELECTION October 10, 1950 Champion of Better Pay for Teachers A Better Deal for Alaskans Better Health and Social Conditions Author Alaska National Guard Bill Endorsed by Organized Labor of Juneau, Sitka and Ketchikan upheld, all per ould ask for refund RAINBOW CARNIVAL | SCHEDULED O(T. 28, Plans are rapidly g completed | the annual Rainbow Carnival to be held October 28 in the Scot-| 4sh Rite Temple. The love blonde doll, “Honey” which is to| awarded during the evening of carnival, went on display yes- erday at the Vic Power paint store, The doll has a very com- lete wardrobe of beautiful hang- | made clothes. All Rainbow girls are urged to attend the regular meeting Satur- 1y afternoon at 2 o'clock to dis- cuss carnival plans. Amelia Gundersen, Democrat, of Ketchikan (Paid Advertisement) MARCUS F. JENSEN Democratic ~ Candidate House speaks Saturday 6:25 over KINY, to the! night at 625-2t| [ Dr. L. P Dawes s otgving Sea-| ater. for northern end of first divi- sion, Elton Engstrom only candidate for this district. Vote for Engstrom Further STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK Oct 6 — Closing quotation of stock today is 2'%, VOTE FOR ED. L(DCKEN (Republican) FOR Territorial House of Represexiatives 33 YEARS IN ALASKA | Mayor of Petersburg 12 Terms Election Octoher 10, 1350 Your Vote Will Be Greatly Appreciated American Cap 10%, International Harvester Kennccntt 65, New York Central 1 Northern Pacific 23%, 10%, Pound $2.80%. Sales today were 2,360,000 sha Averages‘ today are as follows You'll scon meet GOOD (Paid Adv.) Ross E. Kimball Demeocratic Nominee for Commissioner of Lahor Keeps his promise! He promised to lay out a budget before election, making such a budget, if he is elected a mandate fo the legislature. That was a rugged promise, but he kept it and if he keeps his promise before elected, he will after his election. Ross Kimball challenges his Republican opponent to a debate on the radio. His op- ponent says his station in life is too high o debate with Ross Kimball. Mr. Opponent, do you remember what happened to Thomas Dewey? He ignored his opponent too! i Vote for a Commissioner of Labor who has a full platform and will carry out every plank. Vote for Promise-Keeping ROSS E. KIMBALL 5 (Paid Advertisement) m | | Alaska Juneau ‘mine 104, Anaconda 35%, Curtiss- Wll;.h!. bou were killed by the Mt. Katmai, Alaska, eruption in 1912, but no humans lived close enough to be hurt, | ' ammag i All sale merchandise is being re-priced for your Saturday shopping ore Items On Sale More sale merchandise will be placed on the racks and tables. STORE CLOSES MONDAY Watch for Opening of New Store U. S. Steel|} Spnng Aparlmenl l!olel Downlown Seaitle 2 and 3 room De Luxe Apartments available at reasonable rates. Finest Hotel Rooms. 1100 Fifth Avenue, Seattle 1, Washington Tomorrow is your last chance to really save. Take advantage of these spectacular bargains now because we close our doors Monday For Honest and Efficient Government Vote For MARCUS F. JENSEN of Douglas Democratic Candidale to | House of ; . mlESENTATWEs : UP-THE-STAIRS STORE (Paid adv.) ... All Sales Final . . . STREET STORE