| Leaving here for Haines were
Fred Lessard, Alex Tagg, Mrs,’ D.
Dishaw. Dave Dishaw, Ed Anderson
and Karl Togg. Those leaving, {or
Skagway were Robert J. GSyer,
Grant K. Ritter and A. B. Coon.-,
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NINE HALIBUTERS
SELL AT SEATTLE
j SEATTLE, July 17.— Halibut
schooner arrivals, catch and sell
ing prices today follow:
| From the western banks—Aleu
|tian with 36,000 pounds: Doric with
; 37.000 pounds, both selling for 7
| and 6 cents a pound.
From the local banks—Orbit with
18.000 pounds, California with 18,
000 pounds, Thelma No. 2 with
118.000 pounds, Fairway with 15.000
pounds, Eureka with 12.000 pounds,
j President with 16.000 and Tillikum
'with 12,000 pounds, all selling for
7t4 and 6 cents a pound.
TONSILS OUT
Edward Daniel underwent a ton
silectomy at 6t. Ann’s Hospital
Saturday morning.
IN HOSPITAL
William Neiderhauser entered St.
Ann’s Hospital for medical treat
meat on Saturday.
1 ■ : YONDr'
In Every Detail of the
Last Rites i j |
Naturally it is your desirp( j
that a fine dignity and
i beauty characterize the serv
ices for your loved ones. Here
' you may be certain that your
i wishes will be carried out—
teyerently-^carefuiiy. ’ *
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Our Funeral Home
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Carter Mortuary
PHONE 136-2
"The Last Service Is the
NORTHLAND IN
ON WAY SOUTH
THIS MORNING
The Northland, Capt. L. Williams
and E, P. Winch, Purser, docked
in Juneau at 11 o'clock this morn
ing on the return trip from Sitka
and sailed at 12:15 o’clock from
the Juneau Cold Storage Company
dock.
Arriving here from Sitka were
G. A. Austin, J. L. Webster, Richard
Webster, Jackie Goddard, Jim Mc
Closkey. J. W. Gray, J. Realizia.
