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Shows: 7:20 - 9:30 — Feature: 8:00 - 10:10
COLUMBIA PICTURES presents
WILLIAM COLEEN
HOLDEN-GRAY
CSIR'ES
STUART ERWIN • CIM8N SSNKERfi
Screen Play by Aleen Leslie
trd lames Edward Grant
Directed by
% NORMAN FOSTER and A3BY BERLIN
irj^T an S. SYLVAN SIMON pmducton
IF
FATHER’S
A
BACHELOR
WES S0T
HOLES
IS HIS
HEAD...
with 2 girl like
this srcundl
AND FIVE
ADORABLE KIDS
AGREE!
WARNER’S
FISHING GEAR
40(1 S. Franklin — Phone 473
Jacobson Upholstery
Phone 997 - Juneau
Vill continue in business
until further notice.
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DR. D. D. MARGUARDT
OPTOMETRIST
Second and Franklin , Juneau
PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS
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Laughter, Tears
Mix in Haw Show
M Cspits! Ihe-ifre
Laughter anti tear; mix in al
most equal proportions in Colum
bia’s "Father Is a Bachelor,” which
opens today at the Capitol Theatre.
This warm-hearted tale of a cynic. 1
vagabond who is impelled to aban
don his wandering when five won
derful kids adopt him as their sec
ond-hand “father,” is brimmir
over with tender sentiment, spiritr
comedy and happy mu ic. Willi.ir
Holden is the roflmer who under
goes a remarkable transformation
when subjected to the wiles of the
adorable small fry, and Coh en Gray
plays the girl who makes hi dream -
come true. It all adds up to wonder
ful entertainment!
•'Father Is a Bachelor" opens with
Holden, a minstrel man in Charlr:
Winniger's traveling medicine sh w
being forced to lay low af. r the J
police arrest his b > s. Holden the i
befriends five parentless kid; wli
persuade him to become '.hi
father;” he also falls in love wi,! '
ihe lovely Mi Gray, d- rider ci ]
the local judge.
Rebekah Dinner
Wiil Welcome
Miss Smilh Here
Friday evening at G:30 a no-host
dinner will be h‘Id at Baranof
hotel by the Perseverance Hebekah
lodge i.o welcome Miss Ethel Smith
f Salt Lake City.
Miss Smith is president of (he
Association of Rebekah Assemblies
and is making official visitation
fo Anchorage. Nome, Fairbanks and
the Juneau lodges. She is due to
1 arrive from the Interior July 20.
Following the dinner, a special
nee ling of the lodge will be held
■n IOOF ha'.l at which Mrs. Irma
Geycr, past noble grand, will preside
in the absence of Mrs. Bertha West,
noble grand, who is vacationing in |
lie States. Special entertainment \
<nd refreshments will follow the,
meeting, with Mrs. Florica Larson
as chairman of the committee.
Saturday Mire Smith will be taken j
sightseeing and shopping in Juneau,
and Saturday evening an informal,
no-host banquet in her honor will,
be held in the Baranof Gold room i
for members of the Rebekah and i
Odd Fellow lodges and their hus- j
bands and wives. Lucille Johnson
is in charge of the entertainment
program for the banquet. Those in- 1
tmding to be present should make
reservations by Friday, calling Si-1
1 rud Dull, Green 100: Mae Mc
Kinnon, 149. or Lucille Stine. 492.
Sunday noon past noble grands
will hold a breakfast at the Baranof
for Miss Smith following whicli she
will be taken to Mendenhall Glacier
and other scenic spots around Jun
eau by Mrs. Irene McKinley.
Prior to her departure for Ketch
ikan Monday, via Pan American,
Mbs Smith will bn guest of honor
it a luncheon in the Baranof Iris
room, to be attended by all Rebekah
who can possibly be there.
Sigrud Dull and Gertrude Jewel!
>re in charge of planning and mak
ing arrangements for Miss Smith’s
official lodge visitation here and her
lay in Juneau.
VISIT MUSEUM ON
WAV TO WESTWARD
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Cottis, and
..on David, were vi ators at the Ter
ritorial Mu ;eum Tuesday moraitv.
while the Baranof, on which thej
were through passengers, was it
port.
The family has just returned from
i vacation trip to Florida and art
returning to their home in Anchor
age where Cottis is a law partner
>f John Ilellenthal, well known
Alaska attorney.
W. A. Bates, Ketchikan banker,
is at the Baranof- hotel.
Final Mark Down . . .
On All Sale Merchandise
COATS
SCI T S
HATS
and One Rack o! Dresses
Apples Return lo Soil
A bultrio-crr pushes apples into a clump at Yakima, Wash., after
growers said they could not keep them longer for fear of spoilage.
Some ’ <‘00-3,000 car loads of fruit has been duni|>ed because growers
• aid there were no purchasers at 50 cents per bo\ for the fruit.
(/PI Wircphoto.
Highway Folks
Experience
Wafer Shortage
Water, or lack of it, is getting to
be the main topic of discussion for
folks living out the highway.
Charles Burdick assistant region*
al forester who made a survey of
conditions yesterday, said many
homes are either out; or practically
out, of water. The prolonged dry
spell is responsible.
The flow out of Alike Lake is the
lowest he has seen in years, raid
Burdick, a long-time resident of
Juneau. However, he added, that
Lemon Creek, Montana Creek, Men
denhall River and others fed by
glaciers arc holding up well due to
rapid melting.
Vegetable and Clowcr gardens need
rain badly, Burdick reported.
As to forest fires, Burdick stressed
the situation was acute. Today’s
overcast skies help some in this di
rection, he brought out. due to in
creasing humidity but he said a re
cent lire 15 miles north of Ketchi
kan could have had disastrous r; -
suits had not the Coast Guard
given valuable assistance to the
forest service in bringing it under
control.
No serious less has been experi
enced in the Territory so far
through forest fires, Burdick said,
although one fire on the ICrnai
Pcnin jula burned over 550 acre . be
fore it was brought under ccntrol.
Burdick said tnat Glacier High
way and regions around Juneau
are bsnig constantly patrolled by 1
forest service personnel to nip any
potential fire it# ihe bud.
here from wrangell
ro VISIT RELATIVES
Mr . William Tamaree, pioneer
resident oi Wrangell, came up on
the Baranof Monday to visit rela
tives in Juneau.
Mr . Tamaree is the mother of
William L. Paul, Sr., and will spend
,omo time with him as well as
jrjrh her .randson and family the
William L. Pauls Jr.
Admitted to St. Ann-.; hospital
Tuesday were James Franklin, K.on
ald Hurley, Haney Leegc, Ro arm
Dinteo; di m. sed were Mrs. Helen
Dennison, Mrs. Earl Hitter and
baby girl; Mrs. Dary Roberts, Mrs.
William Franks.
There were no admissions or dis
missals at the Government hospital
Tuesday.
LESTER GORE HERE
Lester O. Gore of Ketchikan is
staying at the Baranof hotel.
—EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY—
Eighty prisons flew with Pan
Amcruvn World Airways Tuesday
v.ith 37 arrivals and 43 departures.
From Seattle: Mrs. R. Alexander
and two children, C. S. Douglass,
Robert Dunlap, Lilly Kea, Mae
Suhrbier, Ft. Lozano, John Sulco, It.
Martinez. Robert Evans, J. Reyk
lin, Lyle Montour, Ben. Baldonndo,
Florence Jones, Mary Abreu, It. \V.
Davis and daughter, Alfred Evans
Jr., B. Faulk, Mary Jerome, L. Mac
chia, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mertins
at id child, A. Metcalf, Frank Price,
Dan Price, Mr- F. S. Toner, Lois
Smith, l loyd Wilson, Dave Truitt,
Dale English.
From Annette. Mr. and Mrs. W.
K. Wilhelm and son Erick, Floyd
Volk,
To Seattle: O. Favro, Ralph Wil
■ oxen, G. L. Ritter, I. Magnussen,
,7 K. I en.-,h. J. C. Ross, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Dennision, C. A. Craft,
Flla Radach, Mis. Dan Tweit, Ag
, tYeung, Lt. Dezafra, Mr. and
Mrs. Lantz, Elsie Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Tracy and three child
ren, Walter Hutcheson, T. Brady,
Mrs. H. McAllister, Delores Crick,
Sara Hasbrouck.
To Ketchikan: E. T. McCarthy,
P. Hitchcock.
To. Fairbanks: Floyd Volk, Wil
liam Kolckenteger, Sgt. heal, Mr.
.Old Mrs. B. F. Halil-, y, J. O.
Swanson, Hugh Wade, Ms rvin and
uth Rupp and three children,
Mrs. Robert, Stewart, Glenn Leach,
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. WilhcTh and
. Viild.
CffAPELADlES
MEETING TOMOUBOW
Until September Chap.-ladies, at
Auk Bay, will meet but once a
month when the bi-monthly sched
ule will be resumed.
Tomorrow, July ill, the meeting
will be at the homo of Mrs. Stan
ley Jekill. Work will fart on pro
jects for the fall bacaar.
WOMEN or MOOM
MEETING THURSDAY
Officers’ Chapter Ni-ht and ..i
>... lion will be. feature, at a meet
ing of Women cl the Moose Chap
I ter 439, Thursday evenin'-; at 8
o’clock in the Moose lod • rooms,
j Senior Regent Jannett Frances will
! be in charge. Refreshments will be
I served.
TIDE TABLES 1
July 19
High tide .1:41 a.m. 19.4 f
Low tide . 8:19 a.in. -4.3 ii
High tide . 2:44 p.rr. 16.9 f
Low tide 8:27 p m. 1.5 ft
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drapes in a full range of sizes and fabrics.
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Alaska’s Finest Hardware and Furniture Store
_J IT N e A IJ
v.
ifinesi! Rotary !o
Bs Visaed by
'Dhfsid C'!k:?!
The Juneau P<-t:.ry club will re
ceive fin official vi'it 1 .• > n J.ur.e
Llghtbody, district govc m r nf tin
organization from Vancouv t. ;i
Ho will arrive nest Sunday morn
ing and re; ;ain i'o.a i;n .1 V*e-.ine
day, Preside]' K-, !1 K.: rhman, an
nounced today. Ha - a retired ad
vertising manager > f Vancouver.
Llghtbody will be speaker at tot
regular Tuesday noon luncheon
meeting at the Baranof hotel after
which iSor.n Box U. rby !o- ul prize
will be awarded to the boy3 partici
pating in tli" derby. Tuesday eve
ning Llghtbody wdl hol t a club as
sembly composed of the board o'
director.; and chairmen of commit
tees. He will receive written com
mittee reports, Fritchman said.
Ferry Rekm
Two cars ana six pa; enters were
carried to Haines on the Territorial
terry which arrived at. Tee Harbor
Monday evening from a round trip
to Haines and Skagway. Passengers
northbound were:
F. E. Sherman, L. Sherman, C.A
Crabtree, Johnnie Crabtree, W. L
Watkins.
A load cf Alaska Road Commission
equipment was taken from Sitagwcj
to Haines on the ferry's return. Twc
cars and one truck were brought t<
Tec Harbor, plus the following pas
sengers: Walter Simond., Mr . V/.
H. Rimonds, Bob Simond.;, Marylln
Vim ml, Mrs. Kay Sepulveda, Ber
nice Morgan, A. B. Morgan, Bill
Morgan.
A beach party, at their homn at
tec Harbor, was given last Friday
afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Donohue to celebrate the 11th
birthday of their daughter, Betsy
A.nn.
Swimming and boating were en
joyed as well as games played on
the lawn where later hot dogs, po
tato chips, pop, icecream and a
decorated birthday cake were ser
ved.
Guests were Donald and Ann Lu
cas, Nancy Vova Friese, Mrs. Sam
uel Paul, Mrs Blair Steele, Mrs.
Stank"’ Erie ... Adam Friese and
the honor juests’s two brothers,
M ice and Joey.
11th Birthday
12 Embark on
Baranof Tuesday
Twelve passengers embarked on |
the Baranof Tuesday afternoon for
the Westward.
embarking for Valdez: Mr. and j
Mrs. Jack Isturdcvant. ,
I. : Seward: Joan Griffin, Muriel
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Terhune,
the Mix es Goodmann, Tony Whitt,
it. V. Hawley. Lt. Cel. and Mrs. T.
K. Robert;.
VISITORS FROM ANCHORAGE
David Brown of Anchorage is at
the Baranof hotel.
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FROM PARK SERVICK
Sanford Hill and Ben Miller of
Mic National Park Service from San
Francisco are stopping at the Bar
anof hotel.
L. H. Dennison of Tenakne is
: [stored at the Baranof hotel.
Science Says That Facial
Tissues Begin to Prv and
Shi ivt 1.. . When Natural
Moisture Is Lost.
CYNERG-IC OIL
Can Add and Keep That
Natural Moisture
Your Beauty Advisor
TOBI PATTON
JUNEAU
M9 « CO.
Box 1151 — Phone 33
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Witheut Calomel — And You’ll Jump Out of
Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go
The liver should pour out about 2 pints of
bile juice into your digestive traet every day.
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may
not digest. It may just decay in the digestive
tract. Then gas bloats up your stomach. You
get constipated. You feel sour, sunk and the
world looks punk.
It takes those mild, gentle Carter's Little I
Liver Pills to get these 2 pints yf bile (low
ing freely to make you feel #<up knd up.” (jet
a package today. Effective .in making bile How
freely. Ask for Carr’s Little Liver Pills, ‘dlt
at any drugstore.
—I MI’IUi: WANT AIIS* PAY—
Awake . . . but Late!
THIS follow over-slept.
awakening!
Don't,he a Somnolent Sam.
Wake up now to the fact
that your property is worth
plenty. Inadequate insur
ance, lead to financial
nighJittuirHS.^^£tt thin Hart
ford 'A'&enfr? for a protec
tion «heck-up today.
Slaattnck
Phone 219 .
Seward Street,
JUNEAU
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