&KULURAK H!5S'0H
KAiffliWORK DISPLAYED
HAYES SHOP WINDOW
__ *
An attractive exhibit which ar
rive! wo IV. a for ■ <: rwen A.
anti Crafty thaw r nss on disi-i.’.y
Lr, the i ho'.v will'.'W of the Tie; e .
Chco on .'.. '.vary Sweat
The LauKifr.l r ■re-, >■': nr-.ivc
oral. are from . H ;r ■ ■- - A. i i
Akt i it. a boarding -had for lb!)
Eski:-.- lay and y :
the fit ' \ . i a .' Y :i ' ' >r iw ■
the ■ ■ Mt : . o' ’
is conducted by the ... • .i -'.w .
and th 1 Ur -..line Nuns.
An outstanding item hi the dis
play ; n i 'O' l!. f ' j* «' -
fitted v illi i r parka, l.u.- • : 1
muk: k;. The: ' are also :s p
pillow tops end 'wan.v v a-. :
hand painted with typ: ,vi -
scene .
Other articles include a rc.t’-kl.i
purse, .-calskin ; ’.1 pocket e;,l
skin slipper- and baby boo:",, be idea
lapel slippers, bows uni o o -. o.
In the art work are two fohier
of hand painted greeting car., cic
pic tin? Eskimo; in their native
costume ;. There are also some woati
carvings.
There are also snapshot; ci some
of the children.
FINNEGAN AGAIN
C. B. Finnegan, wholesale dry
good;; and clothing salesman free
Seattle, is in Juneau call.:'., on is
trade. This is his twelfth year
traveling in the TerriPr;.. It* re
ports that no trouble is experience
at the present time in filling or
ders but predicts that by mki re
nter a pinch is likely to be fell.
TKIP TO STATES
Mr and Mrs. Harold Gronroc
loft Tuesday by Fan American clip
per on a vacation trip in the stater
5K5. COASTAL HAS I
41 CK WED. FLIGHTS
,\'r. Coastal Airlines carried a!
f, ii oi 41 passengers on Wednesday j
n: .Pt with 22 departing. 1G ar
,r;l three on interport.
Doom ting for Pelican: Grace
u. F. Van Dyne. Mrs. Hoyt
and child: Mrs. C. Raatikainen,
:!r*. Arola; for Excursion Inlet:
a,':.’.: Hendrickson. Whitey Tliorpe,
Can Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Westfall. )
He r Haines: H. Bradshaw, M. j
V, iiri'to, Major Canine, Lt. Col.!
it. r.iil'on, George Exerest; for Sit- |
k,!; Dr. Marquardt, Mr. and Mrs. j
a. I eacom, Hon; la Davis, D.;
G T, -i», E. Norberg. <
' A ri.-iu; from Sitka: J. Lantry, i
Lt. Bros, C. Jones; from Fish Bay: I
. i twin. W. W fall, Walter ,
: . , :. : ski; from I-i ones: Mrs. John
; ii i. Eilen McCoy, Alice Me--j
Coy. Do;a William and infant;;
from Si. is'way: Nelson Finney,;
Ho: eld D: at. Mrs. P. Colton, Mrs.1
F. Wilcox, O. Selmer.
ir.\NEi;lTtY RETURNS
FROM VACATION TRIP j
Don Ilanebury of tics Juneau I
| Cold Storage Company was a Ju-!
: ; passenger on the steamship I
Fro... ■ Hi,rail returning from a
vacation trip in Canada and the
i • inter. Mrs. Ilanebury, who r.ccorn
pr.nied him on the trip, is continu
ing her visit with friends in Seattle
and will return here eariy in May.
The Haneburys spent most cf
their vacation in the east visiting
with Mrs. Hanebury’s family in
Montreal and other eastern Canada
points Rtid with Mr. Haneburys
mother and members of his family
in New York City.
FROM SEATTLE
Don S. Davis oi Seattle is at the
1 ra*aof Hotel.
LEGION ©F THE MOOSE
Number 25
Meets Friday—March
Attendance Award
Entertainment and Lunch
D^srrs
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ARE
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supervision work constantly for the protection of our
depositors. Additional security is provided through this
bank’s membership in Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion, a United States Government agency which insure!
each depositor against loss to I maximum of $10,000.
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| DAILY TRIPS mtE r.1 TO KETCHIKAN
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Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M.
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m© ARRIVE
ElUS AIRLINE
(Arrtvfti* on EHiS Airlines flight
today from Ketchikan were Harold
Ressner and H. S. Ream. Two pas
sengers were carried on interport.
FROM 'PHILADELPHIA
TO/ V.. ?U IdH-m and- P. Gofdon
Gould of Philadelphia are stopping
at the Baranof Hotel.
1 Halibut Gear j
| Trolling SuppPes j
fc'urEcho Depth Sounders J
j Charles G. Warner Co. \
J 400 S. Franklin St.-Phone 473 {
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CHRISTENSEN BROS.
909 12th Phone Green 279
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GENUINE
OLD STYLE
SOUR MASH
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
BONDED
100 PROOF
M
tsmo-mun remit! r, inc, MsviUc, *».
Distributed throughout Alaska
by ODOM COMPANY
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V IF vou GET A
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\ NEED ALL TYPES MEDICAL <
/ SUPPLIES... PLEASE HEAP. ME..
ri TELL VOU, MAC, THIA ALTITUDE'S SPOOKED' I'Ml
w HEARING CHATTER THAT MUST'VE HAPPENED wfl
—n<nKITUft Aftnar
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( THIS WAS PERFiCT. I
DIDN'T WANT THIS LEVIN FIGHT...
( BUT I COULDN'T TURN DOWN TH'
> ARMED SERVICES... IT'S A SWELL
' CAUSE...BUT T' BEGIN WITH, JOE'S
TOO MUCH OllTA CONDISHUN FOR
— I LEVIN.l.
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PER A COUPLA MONTHS PSVCHALOGIC'LY
I'LL HAVE TM IN 'IS OLP ) 6E AT A DISADVANTAGE...
FORM...HE KIN LICK LEVIN \A GUY'S GOTTA THINK
ANY TIME HE'S IN TOP SHAPE...) REELISTIC'LY... ALL'S
YEAH... A MONTH ER TWO J FAIR IN LOVE ER
Y CANCELLATION..',-T WAR
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ALWEEZ GIVES T CHARITY... ) > YOU GOT A
AH-H-H...I DON'T HAFTA C PASS? \jr?
MAKE EXCUSES TO MVSELF .. V;^,
HE'S GOT A BUM EYE . W/Y
['LL G:V£ YE CREDIT JES THIS ONCET) s
RIDDLES--YE GIVE ME TWO DULLERS
DOWN AN’ THUTTY CENTS A WEEK
:ER FORTY-TWO WEEKS, AN' TA* VERY ,
INSTANCE YE MAKE YORF,
LAST PAYMENT) TH' WED DIN*
RING IS r_
yor'n u
/ BL&SS MS OL' STOREKEEPIN*
/ BONES S! NOW ME AN' CRICKET y
H CAM GO AHEAD AN' --
& GIT HITCHED r—^
THERE'S BEEN A LITTLEI
ROUGH HOUSE HERE,TRACYj
THAT'S SURE! .
IrTitlrT"
!, WHAT 5 HEttf THAT'S
. TjHIS PART OF THE
1 THING? J COIN SLOT ON
, srTTn\( A VENDING OR
: i* Nv 1SLOT-MACHINE.
Ill
SOMETHING HI Vt X A>
HEAVY WAS } m SRASS
DRAGGED I l TJBE.
FROM THAT J <
look? in the Ywoulcmt
OBLIQUE LIGHT BE BO
VOU CAN SEE ENOUGH
WHERE IT SAT^f *TO WOLD
orrT^^B£,^AN?(.
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; fft1;-' • jj
I i Corky, can I haye \ l You’re back 1
i ! I my job again? J \ sooner than !
! _j—__—7 l expected,Sis. .
/ 1/ —, -—
The baby sitting business Which cuts J
started fine. And I furnished ) you out 4
the girls. But now,they of your.
7 make contact direct.' J Icommission.
i '1 T—\/-* rCsfev //Tr-Txrrr-yi
I didn’t Know V No? Ask the other personal ]
people were J V. service agencies. It’s J.
like that. S i been done before,
/OJJ 7C3 'O ALL VE3, AMD SQME
OP OLIVE'S PH'S ) -ONE BELOW 13 j
Tjntasea ^jf-\P£fWins ms
'IV.B f?ATE Ci~ ZXCHA'JOZ
S££MS TO &B ABOUT^
TWO POZ£M cy/STERSJ
:z?/i per pis tf'jz~ pV
PA VbtiTSAY/?\ U
rw!Mpy«
J?VA)55 OLIVE, yOL gp=
f HAVE HEARD OF
( buttermilk SKIES??
>> a FEW MOMENTS Tg
/ AGO WE PASSED <r"
I UNDERNEATH SOME t
^OYSTBR. CLOiSDS^/f
[mother-WMAT IN THE
WORLD ARE YOU BAKING
ALL TI-OSE FOR? VOU
HAVE BEEN DOING IT
EVERY DAY NOW FOR
_ A WEEK ._-J
MV BROTHER JIM I
ALWAYS LOVED MY
BISCUITS-HE CALLS l
EVERY DAV A! JO
TAKES THEM HOME
AS LOWG AS HE
ASKS FOR THEM
I'LL BAKE THEM FOR
fe —'
MO ONE IN TM'
WOPLD COULD _
EAT THAT MANY )
EJlSCUIJS- HE MUST
HAVE OPENED A
STOPE AND IS
SELLING THEM-I'M
GONNA FIND OUT.'/
ir—\tt\S Iz
POP OOOONES>6>
£>AKE.' WHAT ARE
YOU DOIN' WITH
THOSE BISCUITS-?
‘—
BUILDIK!' A GAPAGE !!
you DON'T THINK I
WANNA BREAK MY
TEETH' TPYIN1
TO EAT'EM"