The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-29

time the car was blaZlng merlny away and so the fire department was called to the scene and seen had it out.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Allegri, Santa Cruz, Calf, residents, are return ing home on the next boat. They have been in Alaska several months
 J. s. Borgen and John w. Carter registered at the Golden North this week.
 The following sign which was posted on the bulletin board in the Post Office few days ago has aroused much conjecture as well as amusement: Found. a pair of false teeth in Asks store Owner may have same by identifying and calling for them
 Clerks in the pest office were surprised to see a coke bottle nov ing around. Upon investigation it was found that mouse had crowded in and was vainly trying f to get out.
 Mrs. D. J. Mulcare and Mrs. H. l E. Honius will leave on the Louise for Juneau for a ten day vacation. Mrs. Mulcare will combine business with pleasure and Mrs. Honius will visit with her brother, Tom Selby, and wife. Mrs. Alma Everson will ! take over the job as Juneau Elm pire correspondent while Mrs, Honius is away.
 The work on rebuilding the Plus x Mission has been stopped be- cause of inability to secure need ed materials. It has been hoped and planned that the Mission could move into their old home by Christmas.
 Mrs. Mark Lee entertained a. dinner and bridge Thursday even ing. guests being Mrs. Mable Ra- puzzi, Mrs. Adel McGuane and Mrs. Marie Mulcare.
 Bob Lee las planed to Juneau and o. E. Breckenridge and J. H. Melle also were Juneau passengers this week, via Alaska Coastal Air lines.
 z. Gross, Juneau show owner flew into town one day this week to look over the Coliseum The ater here which belongs to the ! Crcss interests. It has been closed since the first of May when Bill Feero. Jr. resigned as manager to purchase the Broadway,
 Mrs. Sheppard. daughter of Mrs. Josephine Van Gorder, local teach CT, arrived on the Louise and will visit with her mother for some time. Her husband is now in Washington, D. C., but will be sent to either Anchorage or Fair banks in the near future
 MT. and Mrs William Dewar better known as Bill and Dorothy are opening their new hardware store today, Saturday, Oct. 26, and have a splendid line of househoiI wares and hardware. As strikes permit the stock will be greatly enlarged. The new business is on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Broadway. on the site of the form or n~ol hall owned by George Ba- yard This is not a new business for the Dewars as they operated q hardware sore here several years ago prior tc entering the tansfer business with Ken Lamoreaux They recently purchased the build inp from MT. Bavard and have re- decorated th9 interior. The new store has the bcs. wishes of the community.
 Mrs. Jessie Milligan has rented the Policy apartment for two months.
 Sgt. DeWaine Hardin, OIC of the local ACS office went to Juneau or the Estebeth last Tuesday and re- turned Friday on the Louise. Int Estebeth stopped at Eldred Rool to pick up Sgt. Mario Sodini ant take him to Sentinel Island. Sgt Scdini is working on the n2v telephone cable between here an( Juneau.
 The Elks and their ladies vii ] held a dance tonight in their hall The affair will be a Hard Time ]. Dance and good time is antici pated by all attending. : DUKE OF WINDSOR , SLIpplN6 IN DRESS