The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 14, 1927, Page 2

o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1927. A ot et et | sl dunses Josaee Jae , DE VALERA BARRED’ FROM D‘;\Hj P RA.I:;S LLineni with Napkins to Ireland, abselutely pure flax, ns in rese, scroll, Lily of the Val- and moany other attractive one CLO 50 W ¢ 8.75 ';1“ Eamonn De Valera and fellow Republieans, refused scats ir e bees e g ’ ot they refused to take the oath of allegiance to the British throne, parade ihe stdeet yuk L \ 10.50 _on a motor onry in protest W\ \ A Paint Brush R ) is.a Wonder - o | B . = W\ Werker With o i ( isees Wal' Ahead Cigarette Down I 4 ce ent W the Proper Regular 18.5 - NOW 10.45 o t' | His Back, Man ‘ ; ' : Kind of Faing Recular 20.00 IOW 15.75 : Sues for Divorce : : i e » ik ol v ! Juneau- Young Hardware Co. : .. ‘Simeonideo y ; ; i e Y Y N APEING. i when b wie ety 5 : HARDWARE and UNDERTAKING NAPKINS . i : gt 5 v PHONE 12 r_—-——_—__—____—..____. % : i , o \\ HEN YOU NEED A CARPENTE R tegular $10.50 dozen NOW § 8.00 5 L ® ] ; / Phone 103 or see ; . g . ’ AL LUNDSTROM Retnlic 13.50 dozen NOW 9.80 Beu 4 ; ; ; 5 BUILDING——REMODELING CONTRACTING Y BIC Work by Hour, Day or Week TO MATCH ALL PATTERNS Regular 15.00 dozen NOW 11.90 July dividends paid ont by : : Mfl)ro I'mwr To You James F. Barton, national | ¢ $ rdjutant of the ,Amcricfln WE HAVE IN STOCK THIS DATE | E & Legion, is on his way to I'rance I'HE NEW EZ ELECTRIC WASHER fi,"g E)Y 51 VPR RIS S R P iy w1« to begin mobilization of the i A s i e R e LY % P ., [ ] The same forces that produced MAYO MINISTER MARRIE “scc(\nd A.E. F.,”” or the Paris WASHES AND DRYS SIMULTANEOUSLY the World War are more active ; Miss Lauri \ley of Mc. convention of the American A Gl saver and Wokth oo gxdny tll’“"“ ]lxll ]5)1»']1, [ajor- | Aqam, New b gion, The conclave opens tor an Eleotrio eneral iam lLiass) mander of the Sixth Corps .\u.n 0 in St.| \nternational Illustrated News.y Llaflmmonfpemsoflromonflys s lpmenfljossolfeasmmlt Notsceltfoa elfoormeefifoancefoefT] | He urges preparednes They will] i * (International Y11 3 £ et ] wenatie ool AlgSks FIECHIE Tt I Prwii €. SURVIVOR OF BATTLE CALLS D Eovam 1. gones has becntTE 0 el ot T B “","‘,“““,“““ _ LI ( USTER SUILII)I TALES “BUNK? |, wioin sisins i ALASKAN HOTEL for No. 1 Mineral Survey Di v tugicios, e Portlaid, 0ud MODERN REASONABLE RATES Atlin e in the market Juneau's Leading Department Store wn home \\'hu}vsn]t- and Retail Butche PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET ot it i PSS SO Dave HouseL, rror. VI sl st e S e st e e [} IIII!'MIIIIIIHIIHHIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIHIIlIIIII|IiiH|I!!Iilll|II‘II"IhiiI!|IIII|H'l'W'IHI"lll‘llI'llIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIHHII 4 - i 7 k , 3] 3 Pianos—Grand and Upright, Player and Electric Coin oper- ated. dwig Drums and Accessories, Band Instruments, ] iolins, § School Pianos, Violin Bows, Victor Orthophonic Phonographs and Records, a wholesal d retail agents for the new Home Sew- 5 v ing Machines. Expert Piano Tuning and FPhonograph Re- pairing, Priced Tower than outside. ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE PHONE 143 NEXT A. B. HALL ——— e e e e e e Tweed Coats In plaids, stripes and mixtures, with muff-loem far cellars, fancy "ALL COAL MAY LOOK ALIKE but after trying our’z you will be convinced that the heating quality varies, also you will learn that baking with our coal means less coal and bet- er results, We carry full line of Feed and our tr er service 0. G. Whiz. D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 r_..-,..---..~«m--~---««--~«~-—~~m--.... All Wool— Fit Any Stoyc{e-- ]‘Iade t‘) ]”B(lsure Gm\ranteed Good Lining— or Money 125 Fabrics $23 75 P(;r Sult Refunded » TWENTY FABRICS TO SELECT FROM—TWO STYLES— OR READY-TO-WEAR heavy good looking cloth Two Suits or Suit and Overcoat for $29.50 Bargains in boys and youths suits. “Look before you leap.” See Lefore you buy R. H. WILLIAMS, Reck Apts., Telephone 3804 REPAIRING SANITARY PLUMBING All Work Done to Comply with City Ordinance AT LEAST POSSIBLE COST 17 YEARS UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCE “Let Me Tell You What Job Will Cost” Call STEVE STANWORTH Phone 215, Res. 505, Shop rear Harris Hardware Co. i met] Lert w lugat are Guneral George A. Custer, Ch 1, war chiel ut the Sioux, and Gencml Goifrcy lining. all sizes up to 44. Value $22.50. . to the reason Custer was not{off the Haleyon some years ago. SI)C("-('l 12'75 WAS} N, July 14.~Ths| ped, General Godfrey ¥8 th2 ¢ This unusual spectacle excited . controve 2 anner ol s Sioux told him lit) the curiosity of the residents in Major General ( » A. Custer st know, unless it was beeause | that section and by the time the ¢ death in the baitl 3ir | he (Custer) was the Big Ch t| nnde er artist was ready to B Horn 51 yo e and that they respected his rank,do his stuff a little crowd had fuestion in the mind of I liar'| and his brs ¥ o 1 on the dock. Gencral Edward S. Godfrey, ro-| Godfrc-, hi . haian Ca propeller. was recovered.-- tired. trom Major Reno to help identity | (Wrangell Sentinel). General Godfrey, w ves at|the dead on Custer Hill after thel NI <) e n @ookstown, N. J., k battle, rocalls that “the first bod/| 3 0CATE NEW ORE BODY th: battle as irs! :tenan I was tak to was that of Gen-| AT RIVERSIDE MINE of K troop w api. A on- | eral Custer.” | ey e teen's a % ! vent “I examined it carefuily,” ho! A new ore body carrying splen- the rescue of or M e L g ,,“,,,, did milling values has been open- Reno's detacl 2 is wounds, on the left b led up on the 425 foot level ‘of mous Indian fighter s © the: ofbeF. 10 -the. 1666 tainnle. *LEite Riveralde mine; aseordtig 4o ¥ight, and i y rec a8 | either of which, it med to me, Mine officials. | an authority would have been fatal. There was(, The vein, which has been fol- & gagoment. He was master wprisingly little blood on his|loWed for a distance of 60 feet, * monies at the th annive son from either wound; ‘there |18 3% feet In width and car- B re-enactinent of the battis in Moa \\”, no powder marks on « | ries, 1_n addition to a 51»1)11 grade tdna in June last y person mor any signs of mutil: nrlunllinx ore, an eight inch Writing in the Cavalry Journal | b » strip of steel galena along the b he describes as “bunk” the state- ARRTIR e SR |foot wall. The ore is said to . ments recently published thet Cus- | average between $50 and §60 “fer, finding himself the only sus DAWSON BAN]{EE WEDS across the vein.—(Hyder Herald.) wivor of his detachment, took h's e PSR SY % T S lite. J.H W huh manager of the Dawson branch of the Canadian|KETCHIKAN GIRL WEDS Bank of Commerce, and Miss| U. S, OFFICIAL AT SEWARD 9 i Kdthleen Ball, daughter of g 8 P gossip or rumors that are i The L Ball of Leth.i Miss Margaret Wallace of Ket- ndied about and then “IH“‘I!”.;I[,“ 2 were married at|chikan was recently married at 8 “ Dawson June 27, They will re-|Seward to Clarence B. Miller of | side in the Klondike ital, |the United States Coast and Geo- and Work Distributors 1/, Price think, is Fllllll"" ‘The North| SR T S detic Survey. The bride is the, merican Indian,’ tha author moede | WRANGELL DIVERS LOCATE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. statement to thz effect LONG LOST pRopELLgRrWullflce of Ketchikan, The, J. B. Burford & Co. ndiaus never scalped a sul | RGN groom - has been 4 resident of! then some of these sensa-| MeKinnen and Huckens, Wran-|Alaska for a year. ' N . - 4 Eihre. You: Segncthe New Surreoghs] il writers have wused that|geli's deep sea divers renewed - eee tatement asz a basis for (h-f-uu acquaintance with A\epun:‘ = amatic stories.” .m a little plunge in front of the {g-;; ?&%?E‘,E}TBO,EEENLA:&G‘; foning Chlef Gall. one «f{dock at the Sankary cashery yos- BRST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING | 3= Indian leaders in the bati terday in search of a propeller lost,' PLANT IN ALASKA. . * 1 ' NEW RAYON Sport SMOCKS Hats " ) 0 7 B8 To close out one lot Dr('ssos Wi ;’r“ 8 of Milan hemp—al! i shades T ‘ G Ll Pr R NEW HIKING Value $3.75 In lovely soft French BREECHES and ; fll ue )" serge, tan, rose-wood TWEED KNICKERS SPECIAL $1.75 blue, cherry and rose 3.75 to $4.75 ok ; #7508 | MEADOWRROOK NEW COOLIE HATS SPECIAL COATS All Meadoto Hats : 7.75 A In Shally Values up to $8.75 : $ 3 : $7.50 SPECIAL $4.75 fome: of the stater 8 jese ‘suicide mongers’ sound like LEATHER DESK PADS, BLOTTERS, T T IIIIIflIHImIIIMIHIMHI_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIllfllmllllllllllllllllI|IIIIIIIIIIIlllIlllllllfllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIH