The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 8, 1927, Page 2

oz THE Gloves play If vou wuni many 1w most prefer able prices i hmportant part in the appearance of every spring outfit. well d to the finger-tips be sure to see the to he ] Cleverly designed effects in the at exceptionally reason- .50 A PAIR tyles now being shown hepe, red and colors for ~|»in'_'. wear SO0 To ¢ NEW DRESSES P OR E6'ERY SPRING OCCASION fabries Fvery Dress is new, fresh and smart looking—cach has an individual touch in fashioning or trimming to support Of a green { i | to “distinctiveness,” im rsev material in rose, blue, and lavender with a pin stripe. ! 59.50 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs | Ladies” pure linen Handkerchiefs in colors only, 5 for $1.00 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc Juneau’s Leading Department Store | LUCILES STYLE SALON IN PAR'S Veve vach ¢ ihe evlebra ~ latext creaticn thiy by mauncquing YERM!LION %EALE:JE CHIFFON ) PARIE — “Great is vermilior splashed with gold,” <y [ Lucile. the celebrated t couturicre. reading the i line. agreed with Kipling < 2 icallv that she ‘prc ich tend fullness to the skirt. A b wold belt and bands ) ffs complete the exotic effect oi (be irock, But— “No gown can rise above the level of its 1ccessories,” Lucile as- serts, “There should be slippers do no more than give a silken bloom to the ankles.,” That the springtime needs of the blonde for the tea hour be not slighted, Lucile designed a com- panion frock in the new mood 1927, Sea-blue silk faille, with a evolved a vermilion and gold =+ | of vermilion kid to wear with the |silver sheen that is emphasized by £8% 1ban AExigale #he. hruneties. .From 'irfick And this is important—the | silver filigree buttons, palest gray lerv should bring to the ankles |chiffon and touches of er: ne are of oi- the tightly fitting yoke which out- | the flesh tint of the face and|blended tn;,o’ an ensénbl lines the shoulders. she contrived | hands, Yvonne. the very pale rose- | quant loveliness, With' this cos- swirls of vermilion chiffon. which | beige chiffon which 1 created for|tume are prescribed blue kig slip~ 1 vers and Lucile's Fleur:de Lis hose, created for Holeproof hosiery, s | pinkish jivory shade hnmpplzlug with the coloring’ of the very | blonde woman. ‘ | abitation, Commissioner Frank A.! Teddy Sandwina, aspirant for thej decided to take the case under|German heavyweight championship, The Government's casc|is the son' of Kate Sandwina, vau-| g iy the Holeproof hosiery company stir in cha motion as thelang jntended especialiy for Amers wearer move: Gold metallic | jean women, is perfect. Flesh gtitching joins the yoke and blousc {tones in stockings are best artis- and marks the clusters of tuck: |ticallv as 1 desire that my hosiery DE LA ROSA CASE e UNDER ADVISEMENT B After the hc 1g of the case of advisement | i (I8 | | I ney | Gaffney, ¥ |er. fmect |toric DAILY ALASKA EMI'IRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1927. This Pitt explos the childien, shov .& 1hfidren Die in Blast ih ., W o af Mrs. Lena o chisiren were their bed. An vs the she lor etev, aadi victims ol a spite plct, Elections, age: Sheldc Ficheries, culture: I Givicy Labor, C OLD PRECEDENT | CWIPED OuT BY |Committee 1 Named by Speaker In- stead of Delegations. (Continued from Page Election Laws a n, Worth, s Fish, Game and Agr njan and Purchasing o ston, Benj Roads an Sundquist Territorial Ferguson, Transportatiolr, ation: | jamin Seott, John Rules and Ross. » Engrossment and Enroliment: Worth, don comi joint meeti held ceive George A Joint R ston, was House Cor ith the Scn Wednese the Dbie Lon sion Ry 1 | & I nmnitt 1 ' Lo sary ng message wis ernor sayire h for b and pr listed 3 In the « Baniz received from th " BALLY-1100 PARIS {the merits of nitiees on One) Mayberry at killed by the thorities said 11 Robert, six, were RKERS CRY CHERS' WARELS butchor o' men 1to r o money tica when verson t quickly n husiness iin, Ferg ) G sl Iy L 1, Ry¢ and 1| - > > e —— - | . pae . |FINE SERVICL ARRANGED L e FOR NEW AIR SYSTEM L ‘ LIN il 8 JAght lanen- imd hot ¢ inks will be available Shold T passengers on the big now planes of the G anocemmey il air serv- B to be p 1 several of the in- % ational line These il nt machine accom Taanie Grier, | modate more t engers |are to be equip chen lette, presided over by 1 attendant o ve ndwicties, salads, nd the like as the plane speeds lecn, Scott. n nd by mear un eleetric for Mecting [ stove provide 1 d coffee o toda appointed {other m hever n, Sheldc -+ o — to HE message of Gov PARGS, Maic di, expelled fr 0. 1, Mr ceent Cataionian «d - authoriziy s in bad odor her ee on Print to seek n ike | ium (o shout i tarted » call th fc the 1. A baldi,” much as th ation UCCICTTI GARIBALDI LD IN DERISION Riciotti Gari rance after the I acy trial o hauffeurs, of op- W each other, have cir enemies ey would * ' mized which ntone d ine of 100 francs ribaldi” at a fel day the result of the meed in th pro-tem, Mr. was the defeated nom moved = i that Mr. Ross be decla the un- animous choic of the House for the position. The motion carried unanim ously. [“KULTUR BERLIN the Pr whereby th annually f purposes is cxpected in the Pruss Diet when up for The Stu year to ma opera hou Jerlin, a one in (i mittee, for mis: includin drama, e vion, Sy port of n hibito in town an Ame the United States vs. Pablo De La was presented by J. H. Hart, Assist- dcville “strong wnynun." Roen, Mexican, and [ Thomas, |ant United States Attorney while Tadian, in the Commissioner's Court|R. E. Robertson appeared for the ti.0 forenoon on a charge of illrgu!!«h»nn —_——— Advertising always pays. @se the columns of The Empire. nack to the palaces {for museums, R ¢ cons the “kultur State is overhurdening the t with expend S ‘be horne hy | te spends ke up defi heaty 1 1ssel {member of the said | In addition the State spends| $450,000 & year for maintaining his-| and estates; and about $1,700,000] ineon avati ind j-on-Avon the old tavern sign W luhe purchased in Chicago. o SUBSIDY” WILL BE ATTACKED cultural voman who Is sending i n attack ion poliey, ends §1,000.000 and ar 1927 budget nes tion. Opponents of | | f ubsidy” assert that the! | \T'S FAR | n | al | Y‘n: should n the twol | ment forget nd two theatres in% is worth more to e in Wiesbaden and| | honors and weal Dr. Paul Hirsch. | ng your plumbing is neg- Diet Finance Com ‘ your health. Are all of drains and pipes working ? 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