quicOctTon
ON AUTO TRUCK
Delivery Is Made to George
Brothers Six Days
After Order
Setting somewhat of a record for
quick action, the Service Motor
Company, J. M. and M. A. Chase,
proprietors, delivered a half-ton
International delivery truck to
George Brothers today, just six
days after the order was approv
ed by the grocery company. Fur
ther than this, Lu Liston painted
the name of the new owners on
the truck yesterday and she went
into delivery service this morn
ing.
The machine is the latest type
of De Luxe panelled delivery truck
by the International company. It
has a six-cylinder 70 horsepower
engine, and a 112-inch wheelbase.
The body is finished in a two
tone brown outside with a cream
line trim. The fenders and ra
diator shell are • black. Inside
finish is of varnished natural
wood.
TWO NURSES visrr
MRS. SORBY IN JUNEAU
Miss Mary Allard a&d 'Mrs. Sally
Clark were recent house ’ gu<- t
of Mrs. Louise Sorby. Miss Al
lard is the Superintendent of the
County Hospital, YakiAa, Wash,
and Mrs. Clark is assistant super
intendent in the same Institution.
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MISS RICHARDSON TO
RETUKN HOME ON YUKON
Miss Eva Rfchardson, who has
■ been visiting for the pifct wBfek
i widh Miss Madeline McKinley is
returning to her home in Sea tie
tonight on the Yukon.
Juneau Cash Grocery
CASH AND CARRY
Comer Second and Seward
Free Delivery Phone 58
Leader Department Store
Store Open Evenings
GEORGE BROTHERS
Heap Big Ball Games
TAMA, Iowa, Aug. 15.—Indian squaws will play modern baseball
and braves will compete in games ol' their ancestors at the Mesquakie
tribal council here in August on the Tama Indian Reservation.
