She will be followed by the Dell
wood sailing September 11 for
Nome. St. Michael, Golovin, Bon
anza, Unalaska and Dutch Har
bor.
The last sailing of the year for
Bering Sea will be made by the
Victoria, leaving October 9 for
Nome, Golovin, Dutch Harbor and
Akutan.
AUXILIARY SALE IS
SET FOR SATURDAY
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold its second "Old Book and
Bake Sale" Saturday in the new
Jaeger Building on lower Front
Street.
Known as a "White Elephant"
sale, the wives of the Legionnaires
will have on display such home ar
ticles as lamp stands, books, dish
es, pictures, magazines, glasses and
baked salads and pastries.
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
Meet Thursday evening at 8
o’clock.
GERTIE OLSON,
—adv. Recorder.
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Banished forever are the
clothes basket, wash line,
and laundry tubs. And she’s
a gayer, jollier companion
for her husband now that
she sends her Clothes to the
laundry.
Laundry
KENAITAKES
18 PASSENGERS
ON SITKA RUN
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Vessel Leaves Pacific Coast
Dock at 6 o’Clock
Last Night
The Krnai left on its regular
weekly round-trip run to Sitka and
way ports at 0 o'clock last night,:
taking 18 passengers from Juneau.
The outbound list includes:.
Fcr Tenakec — Henry Moses,
Oliver Drange, John Phipps, G. W.
Samples, Joseph Ramsey, Sr.
For Kimshan Cove—Joe Romun
seth. L. M. Tippetts.
For Chichagof — Alma Fields.
Mike McKallick. E. Peterson.
For Hoonah—Mrs. R. W. Fitz
gibbons, T. J. Pyle.
For Sitka—P. H. Adams, R. H.
Chadwick. R. II. Chadwick. Jr., J.
P. Morgan.
For Funter Bay—W. S. Pekovich,
Percy Pond.
