Plumbing • Heating
Oil Burners
Telephone Blue 737 Nights-Red 730
flare*i Machine Shop9 Inc•
12th and E Street
New Location!
Portrait Studio
and
Gilt shop
122 2nd Street
Next to Purity Bakery
Open lor Business Monday, Sept. 18
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Miss Merton Cass who has been
in Juneau part of the summer on
a visit to her family and friends,
j is leaving Tuesday on the Princess
Louise enroute to New York City,
She is a staff member of the art
department of the J. Walter
Thompson advertising firm in New
York.
Miss Caas Wilt accompany her
mother, Mrs. it. C. Scudder to Se
attle where, they are taking the re
mains of her grandfather, the late
Walsteln G. Smith, father of Mrs.
Scudder, for cremation, and then
intermeht in southern California,
along with the ashes of his wife
whd died several years ago.
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