The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1927. TRUMPETER COMING VISIT HERE OVER NIGHT AMER LEG"]N welock with 35 tons ”rwm;..'.h.‘n ’\:‘u:l .‘,‘n.h,\‘:.z‘\mo,. arranged for to 8! er on her summer tourist - —— e are 1009 Happy Home Products and if you want hom | TO JOIN ALASKANS {od ps ',‘ A3 L 5 e Pianos and Phonographs for Sale ¢ 'k bef 1 buy {4 DA P Gasvalils, Ovedo of Mine i | e Dorothy Alexander called at{or Rent. Victor- son—Columbia y X e o B R o te o the Bohit | Sitka, northbound, and will remain in [ —Brunswick recc rriving every 1 ] ; ; it 2 St g e ol IkeRY - ik | port for about 12 hours, giving the | boat ce Cream, Candies and Soft e ; ; Rk : i ‘ " Alash w |tourists a chance to see all points |Drinks. JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE. you wil hy e on ke Gk 001 "Last’ night they were guests m‘ adjacent to, Juneau. Several parties ———————— ; Mgt T ol : g “Mi McB a dinne o | have already arranged with the lo.) This store will be open evenings ¥ i e pé col € led fo e i on -the I0th of each month for the ies to make various automo- . } fle tr | accommodation of the trade 0! N s ¢ s a h 8 l 0 g o ¢ - & GASTINEAU GROCERY o 0. A C._ nd s the States thi faorala ; b A L e WA GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM steamer Prine oul . i 1Pl — e - Contract Is Let to Morris|paii team which plaved a same with S 27 | L . Advertising siways pays. Use ihe > D A ord is also’ re Constr C 4 a pickell city team during their stay U PHONE 37 s = e (LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL | onstruction Lompany |§ PR (% Liier permits @ game |columns of The Empire. mnd will play the s: i e Ot AEilverles Iuire store 108D s i B0 5 Bt the . AlRklan's HROSS GinoseON PICNIC BE HELD JUNE 21 —Cost $4,000. £ R Y tin the A. B, Hall. ,,,,,~,-~,,-,m,------M..----"...m-..--m-,,-z 4:30 evenings Remember LOCAL EGGS at our re —_——————— The annua unday School pie-{ Work on the new Dug-Out for the|} NOTICE f e R r L an | local Inw .r The American Legion To Scott 1 Rite Mason leg busine V'UKMH.‘ | being mwl for ¢ 1 A' E een awarded the r')n!lul hv (Fr ] 30 o'cloc '. Old Papcrs for ‘;dle at The I‘mmrc ()ffn.e i WLTER" D Mecriity N sitond, otper srangementsthe A ollny, Lo animously adopted a EllllllllllllllllllllIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIll|IIIHIIIIHIHIIII|||IIIIINIIIIIIIlll!'llhlllllllll'IIIIIIIIIIII|III|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIlIIIIII|NI|IlIIIII|I|Il|||I|l|||||l|l|||||I|IE ing ,*;”*!’l; Jocal I W Frawl M H T ]'l‘rv h 4 \‘ Nos l]ml Wi m r B Dress up for the 4th of ]uly f"’ff:- il h,” and will cost approximately . ~ 4,000, without heating equipment Real STYLE - N ek WhIstE A E e :1.mrfix|:1'1””.'y‘ You will buy a ( 4 e future date, will be made lh ug h for Hn present Iln |l(||”l e e T e STETSON HATS The m;ms provide for a oom, 24 by 28 feet, a ot i o YR B MEN who know real style know that style Vg procasts '“‘f\‘.’,',’,‘,v“"",',if““’f“‘ must be backed by quality. That’s Stetson home will be ed, from R . p SO S~ ar o o >, 1 » ) Olark and Mrs. Ola¥k Gasiy fn 1028 | all over—smart style coupled with the finest ang eie (At Ll Bee Rl bk | quality—an assurance of long and satisfac- |would be possible sto build. 'I'hn’ Ladies' Auxiliary contributed over [$1,000 toward the fund for the tory service. : . s 7 Dug-Out, and both organizations avs r Ste o ) i i Immediately after the 4th of July we will move tc " ave worked hard to raise the neces- It pays to buy a Stetson—one’s pride in s et b the hat when new lasts through the whole our New Store, next to the Gastineau Hotel i op : which has been given Il\vm period of its possession. citizens of Juneau and their| . 4 x e nfidence that it will continue. “It| During the Sale we are making reductions of from hoped that owning our own home |will help to bring in those members| 25 to 50 Per Cent Off on our entire stock, to avoid p [who are leh:hll:-““h:nm “l}::')wtls]\l:‘::’—‘ trouble and expense in moving the lines. i\mu‘«lfln«;“’ l;!l‘l“"l;lu‘lfi!‘!:):"l e H S GRAVES : IDOROTHY ALEXANDER . "TO ARRIVE IN PORT The Clothing Man KUPPENHEIMER and KELLER -HEUMANN -THOMPSON S TOMORROW MORNING BTN e Bty { - e The steamer Dorot (America’s High Grade Tailors) Hde n(.'.l.” hl\ d?x]‘u.‘(',m'.: rive in Juneau tomorrow morning at | oMot Skt 1 e et et s etetetrng | Men’s Summer Suits {I" orTirDAY SPECALS MEN’S SUITS 25 Per Ceflt LADIES’ CHIFF()N Rl Pics ... L) No. 3004 < 4 Sweaters PRICES FOR ONE DAY ONLY-JUNE 11TH | : . Children’s Coat and Slip-on Sweaters. Remark- Regular $40.00 $29 50 1 A\ A R e : able buys for play and outings. Sale Price .......... i ! \ i No. 788—Regular flnudll) Priced for Saturday—$1.65 to $2.75 Nos. 3468 and 3638 : \ // 51.50 Now - - < PP - O R B AN : o ‘ (}lr(ll(’s % No. 1984—Regular Wyl 545.-00 ‘ » $1.25 Nowgl{l‘ 3 % BENTS : All broken lines from our regular stock. Sale Price No. 6028 (N ’ 6 CHILD’S CHECKERED SATURDAY ONLY Regusl:]: $P5:c|10 e 337150 v Value :f;%IN(J()A TAS | WO"!CR’S H ose Nos. 6093 and 6116 o Sale Price .......... ‘ Light and dark shades in Sport Lisle. Regular i RN Y VR L\ ‘ " u' price $1.25. ONE GROUP OF i SATURDAY ONLY—385 CENTS Regular $60.00 LADIES’ and GIRLS’ | e i PR ~2¥ SLIPPERSAt 1-3 Ofi Paiic dpsits - Beautifully decorated Rubber Aprons. Saves ()TJI‘IER \ > PRACTICALLY washing and ironing. Values to $2.50. SPECIALS B EVERY SATURDAY ONLY—$1.35 GIRL’S PLUG —N\ X 7§ AN e SR SRR L . £ e Sl M Regular $2.25 Values o wampoo or Combing Ja_c ets SALE PRICE 3 . : These are made of rubber to so keep your clothes $1.25 " ‘;. o N . ' STOCK ‘ from getting soiled. . WILL GO SATURDAY ONLY—55 CENTS ALL MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS AND WOOL AT THE : Tk i sifend ¢ SWKYS AT 25 FO% SENT WEF A NEW SHIPMENT OF CHILDREN'S HATS AR , JUST ARRIVED | === SALOUM’S = fI— " Reductions 25 PER CENT OFF (The Junction Store) S (]OldSteill,S Emporium I e e s e e - FOR CASH NO APPROVALS NO RETURNS = JUNEAU'S STYLE CENTER e AN