Don't Forget Mothers Daig This Year
SUNDAY. MAY 12
A New Coat or Suit for Her
A Silk Dress.. A New Hat
Gloves for Her .. A New Purse
Box of Silk Hosiery.. A Silk
Umbrella .. Lovely Lingerie
Lounging Robe .. Crisp New
House Frock .. House Slippers
A New Silk, Wool or Cotton
Dress Length . . A Neiv
Blouse and Skirt
Lace Neckwear or Silk Scarf
Toiletries for Her
SEE OUR NOVELTY GIFT
DEPARTMENT UPSTAIRS
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BRIDGE OVER
GOLD CREEK IS
READY FOR USE
First PWA Loan Project in
Juneau Is Opened to
Traffic Yesterday
History was made in Juneau yes
terday when the first Public Works
Administration loan project in the
city, the Gold Creek Bridge, was
opened for traffic. However, the
regular flow of traffic over the
new concrete structure will not
reach a regular pace until work
now blocking Calhoun Avenue—an
arterial approach to the bridge
from downtown—is completed.
The contracting firm of Eikland
and Kinney constructed the bridge,
which replaces an old wooden
trestle. The bridge cost about $5.
700.
It has a 24-foot roadway, with a
four-foot sidewalk on one side. It
is about twice the width of the old
bridge. The new structure also
adds a touch of architectural beau
ty to the city’s road system with
its four lamp posts.
Advices from City Hall today
indicate that the approaches will
not be completed for a final okeh
until one power transmission pole
and two telephone poles are re
moved from the new right-of-way
on Irwin Street.
