The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-12
Some Additional Interviews On the New Spirit For a Bigger and Better
 Juneau

Tt is interesting to talk to different people about town" says the Empire man.
 They are pleased with the financial condition and the prospects of future business but at the same time they would prefer to operate their place of business in city with reputation of being clean, orderly and well light ed. We haven't found d single busi ness man. or woman who isn't anxious to do his part toward having Juneau made more attractive. Let us co operate with the council and clear house How much better we shal all feel when they take away the eye sorcs."
 There is no reason why the city If Juneau should not have a reputa ton for beauty. Nature has surely done her part.
 Juneau now has excellent schools and people need not hesitate to come north on account of the lack of edu cational advantages for their children
 No Complaint to Make.
 Femmer & Ritter say: "The dul period in our business is over for this year, but we have no complaint tC nake. Our feed business will be much larger when people start keep ng chickens again. Alaska is a big Indcveloped country which is bound attract the workmon Outside a working man is in such a marrow ;onc and more dependent than here man can como up here and if he loesn't like one job can so easily get mother He is free to choose and can be more independent than he cal put in the States. We are never go ng to be bothered much with labor roubles here, strikes, etc. Alaska s the easiest country to get by in n the world. And there is no reason why it's capital, Juneau, isn't going 0 be big in every respect.
 More Help Needed.
 Mrs. Wm. Frye of tho Beauty ShoI says: My business is growing daily It has increased over fifty per cent turing the past year. I find it neces iary to take on more help to ac nommodate my customers. At the present. time, I am obliged to make ppointments a week ahead. I have enjoyed my work here very much nm content to remain in Juneau anf watch it grow from the healthy state { is now to large busy city,
 Juneau Suits Them.
 Juneau is good enough for me, iays Gunnar Blomgren. The Sani lary Grocery has enjoyed a prosper ous business ever since it's doors were opened in 1913 and was never better Recently I returned from the coast towns and I was curious to zee how the other fellow did business visited several stores and must -iay that Juneau is now supporting better business establishments in all lines than any community of it's size anywhere, and prices charged here are not as high. We also have a school building second to none and with another being completed, oul school system will be unsurpassed
 People are coming to our city whe have lived here before and they al say after all there is no place like Juneau and Alaska. As employment can be had for all who really wan, to work, Juneau's future and stabil ity looks mighty good; therefore lets adopt the slogan Boost for Juneau
 What Mcdonald Says
 w. J. Mcdonald, who is now man ager of the Juneau Music House says: Our books show a splendid business here all through the year Sales are increasing daily. Junear is enjoying steady growth and with a view of more capital being invested here in different enterprises, old Ju neau has very good future.
 q am heartily in favor of seein2 the old unoccupied shacks and build ings come down as has been previ ously suggested. They ought to al be dumped into the bay"
 Women Insist on Quality.
 Mrs. Vim of the Vim Millinery Parlors. remarked We used to con sider millinery as seasonable prop osition, but my business now is ex tended right through the year It Is surprising the amount of good hats sold here Juneau Women insist or quality; they want the best hats.
 What do I think of Juneau? think for its size, it is the liveliest and best town in the Territory. in fact. it is ahead of any town of it's size in the States.