Henry Gorman was also a pas
senger from Craig to Juneau on
the return flight.
Thief Takes All
NORFOLK, Va. — A small fuel
dealer here was wiped out of • busi
ness at a single stroke by a thief
who stole his horse, his wagon
and a load of coal he had bought
to peddle to his customers.
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GODDARD SPRINGS
RESORT NOW OPEN
The Sitka Hot Springs Health
Resort at Goddard, featuring fish
ing, hunting and boating, is open
for business and prepared to fur
nish first class accommodations to
summer vacationists. Miss Donie
Taylor will be hostess at the resort
during the absence of Mrs. P. L.
Goddard, who with Miss E. Clunas
are sailing on the North Sea for a
two months’ vacation in the States.
Recent guests at the Sitka Hot
Springs resort at Goddard were J.
P. Morgan, Mrs. Ardelle Cleveland.
Miss Helma Rusinen, Mrs. Etta
Payson, Henry Roden and J. W.
Gucker. all of Juneau, and Mrs.
Ben Ficken, of Sitka.
14 LIQUOR LICENSES
ARE ISSUED BY BOARD
Liquor licenses have been issued
by the Board of Liquor Control to
the following in the Juneau dis
trict:
Arthur Silverman, Sitka; Chicha
gof f Mining Company, Chichagof;
R. H. Thompson, Hoonah; Mike
Pusich, Douglas, and George Broth
ers, Harry R. Race, J. W. Monagle,
J. J. Stocker, Alma Tanner, Juneau
Liquor Company, Juneau Ice Cream
Parlor, Butler Mauro Drug Co,
Terminal and James Carlson, all of
Juneau.
Ninety-five of North Carolina’s
100 counties are represented in the
student body at North Carolina
State College.
“TOMORROW’S STYLES TODAY”
VALUES FOR LESS THAN ONE-HALF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICE . ..
