LIPKE'S DRESS SHOP MOVES
TO LARGER QUARtERS THIS WEEK
Lipkefs Dress Shop
this week is in the
process of moving
from its present lo
cation in a wing of
the Beachcomber/Hotel
to the Quarters for
merly occupied by the
Beachcomber Coffed
Shop and the offices
of the Alaska Fisher
man4 s Union.
Mrs. Adam Lipke,
owner of the shop, is
planning a formal op
ening next Tuesday
afternoon between the
hours of 1 and 5 p.m.
Refreshments - will be
served,, and all Sel
dovia women are in
vited to come and in
spect the new and en
larged quarters of
the dress shop.
The move gives the
shop three * large
rooms for the display
of merchandise, . as
well as-'an office and
workroom for alter
ations. Mrs. Lipke
also plans to install
a public restroom at
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For Every Comfort
During y<DUR Stay
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Be Ou.r Guests
BEACHCOMBER
HOTEL
the back of the shop.
Access to the shop
is at present through
the lobby of the
Beachcomber Hotel,
hater an outside en
trance ^ from the
street will be-;-con
structedwhen mater
ial becomes avail
able •
The new shop is
most attractive in
tones of blue and si
lver paint. Walls of
the former coffee
shop, which were dec
orated by Mrs. Buck
Douglas,, are painted
with amusing figures
of fish and other un
der-sea denizens.
this j.asi move is
the third for Lipke!s
Dress Shop in its 15
months of existence.
The shop first op
ened its doors-in the
rooms behind the Sel
dovia Radio Station a
year ago last Octo
ber. The Initial
stock -was limited to
a few v/omen’s dresses
for house and street.
In just three
months the shop out
grew-its quarters,
- and. in March was mo - .
ved to the Beach
comber 'Hotel, where
new lines of merchan
dise were -added. j
No announcement
can yet be made as'to
the new occupants of
—. i 9 •
Cook's, Carpenter & Repair Shop
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EQUIPPED TO HANDLE A LIT; HAULING
NO FOUR-H M E€ FI NG
There will be no
meeting of the Four-H
Club this Tuesday be
cause of the Woman*s
Club meeting in the
library that evening.
Next Four-H meet
ing will be on Feb,
11, when the clubs
are planning to en
tertain parents at a
Valentine*s party.
MRS, CHAPMAN
TO'GO OUTSIDE'
Mrs. Sherman Chap
man of Homer, .whose
son Gary was horn in
Se-ldovia' hospital
last December, is
planning a visit to
Seattle soon. She
will visit with her
sister, Mrs. Beulah
Barrett, and "get
away from some pold
weather,” she writes.
Mrs. Chapman re
ports that young Gary
is in the bast of
health and is gaining
steadily.
-the former dress shop
quarters. It is und
erstood there is a
possibility that a
new business will
op£n its doors there.
YOU'RE INVITED
TO A FORMAL OPENING
AtLipke's Dress
Shop
TUESDAY, 1-5 RM.
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REFRESHMENTS
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