The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1927, Page 2

S ‘somewhere in th 36-inch | OUTING FLANNEL 3 yards for $1.00 Ladies’ Phoenix PURE SILK HOSE laid and Siriy { SAXONY YARN { i light colors only ! 5 skeins for $1.00 NAIAD DRESS LININGS e ) N N ) 4-nch ]15](‘ top, lisle hcelea.'le of white batiste, and toe, in all uew light} shades $1.00 a pair B 36-mch VICTORIA COTTON CHALLIES in all colors for cover: comforts. 5 yards for $1.00 36-inch ¥RINTED PERCALE in all colors 3 yards for $1.00 s s 33-inch Cotton DRESS CREPE in all solid colors 3 yards for $1.00 33-inch Imported Natural Color PONGEE $1.00 a yard - e 18-inch Bleached Cotton] ~-remem- TGWELING Very good for roller towels 4 yards for $1.00 lace trim, 36 to 42 2 for $1.00 R R sl S AN "i Ladies’ Fabric { GLOVES in all popular shades, sizes 6 to 8 { $1.00 a pair \ "i Ladies’ and Children's WOOL GLOVES Very: attractive patterns $1.00 a pair ng Ladies’ Cotton Fleece Lined UNION SUITS Long sleeves, ankle length $1.00 a suit, CRETONNE POT HOLDERS 4 packages for $1.00 IRONING BOARD COVER ') tand Felt: Pad: combined, nio pinning; just lace |, around the board $1.00.cach it St ety e LADIES’ RAYON VESTS in peach, pink, nile, ! ! f orchid, coral \ ! $1.00 each COTTGN GLASS TOWELS Red ancll Blue Stripe 6x31 BB A ST 4 for $1.00 HUCK FACE TOWELS Red ‘and Blue Borders 18x36 Exceptionally nice 3 for $1.00 B0 s d s SR TURKISH TOWELS Good ‘Weight; !7;36 Very Good 4 fn Sl.u mmwwm - broken fine - of Children’s fancy full 36-inch COLONIAI. FLORAL TICKING 3 yards for $1.00 PURITAN CROSS SANITARY PADS for $1.00 length ALL-WOOL HOSE Very pretty patterns $1.00 a pair Ladies’ Phoenix Part- GGLF-HOSE i plads d : mfi?m n's Phoenix in plaid M’m3 . and ‘bias trimming:.. $1.00 ieach: et DRESSER- SCARFS in¢ evlors: ind iwhiltes— hemstitched, lace:and .embroidéry...tvim:.. | Chflarenrfin and - { Whiu Stipe..i. 42-|nc hems_'titc ed PILLOW SLIPS- Medium weight muslin | $1.00 a pair B. M. Behren ] Gold Left by Mwer bought by W rockers LONDON, Oct. 10 —It"s 2u e task for tha foreman to keep 2 working crew engaged cvery m ment of their eighthour day iu tearing dowe an old houze m Streatham hiil. There i a persistent ramor th:t is hid- den a miser’s ho T the foreman, i, \ite, picked up a gold sovereign from under 2 floorboard has added weight to' the rumor, The ol house, which i3 holug torn down to makc wey for an amusement resort, was built from stone taken from the Old Yondon' Bridge by Mr. Ma cott, who built the National y. Alrzady mantelpieces taken from the house which are worih $7,500. The workuen, moreover, are on #dge as a resull of an atmosphere of mystery which has seemed (0 surround the house. A day or © ago they dashed from the house saying they had scen a ghos! They found afterwards that the “ghost” was nothing more than fact that Juneau’s Leading Dep: FRANCE HAS SCHOOL TO TRAIN SHEPHERDS | PAWUS, Oct m Shepherding L is bhecoming a science in France | | A school of shepherding is operat. i at Rambhouiiiet The schbol iz a government .t stitution, fostered by the Ministiy (of Agriculture. It teaches many {things that the shepherds wih jand described ;hnthvrl‘-l about, There are no picturesque cos- | {tumes. Students are not Judged | by their ability to sing or pose.| |Tm~y have tp study the gann ‘of shepherding with a view to making a profit on sheep. About all the romance left in the pro-, fession is the sheep dog. by poets, neve. i | e —— - EUROPE HONORS MEMORY OF GERMAN CRITIC BERLIN, Oct. 10. — Rarely hs | a more international tribute been paid than that to Dr. Julius Bhas, litterateur and art critic who dled PARIS; Oct.: 10.~-A naw “ticket system oul “fare- re(lnl.fln[ ma- chines are to be used on all Paris and street ¢ te to he sold in strips of twenty, efch ticket to he good for a Mfltéfll of the ride. They {are to'be, phiced in a slot ot the mm-mnm. @’ the turn of a handle] route, trip u'ulber, tha bus num- ings au he ' 10th of ‘each muth thelr crocks, painted by artists|gop the acegmmodatioh | of the|to make your wants known—| trade, v QOLD!TBINS EMPOR. We have the tham ior ;1.oom WAflER's CORSETS Wm for $1.00 } BOTTLED FOR MAYFAIR BA'I'IE DONDON, Oct. 10.—Champagns 18 mow being put up in speeial| bottles for Mayfair baths. The bottles are smaller than | the ‘usual size, complete with knobby corks, wired and covered with gold foil. than the regular kind. They are sold by Mayfair nlulK One [bottle of the bath champagne s diluted with a tub of water for milady's bath. ———————— They say it pays to advertise| | Mr. They cost more : Weather Condxtwlu As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast for Junean and vicinity, begtnning 4 p. m. today: Showers and cooler tonight and Tuesday; moderate south to west winds. LOCAL DATA Barom. Temv, Humidity Wmd Velocity Weather 29.43 46 920 11 Rain 2967 44 87 Rain 29.74 40 78 SE Rain CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS i § a.m. Preciy. \.-muy_u_wger 16 S Low u.m temg. tem) 28 23 24 28 1w 14 -2 0 Paul 36 34 34 46 36 38 46 54 38 42 40 42 44 44 Ketchika 40 e Prince Ruperr 16 46 Edmonton 8 31 36 Seattle SRR § | 48 50 Portiand ..... B 50 50 San Franelsco. 7 | 58 88 : *—Less thaa 10 mhes. lehcll 3 p.m. ’ Station, nnw t— mp. Nome ... | Bethel 'N | Tanana . 32 { Eagle -.oooouv. | |st. i | Duteh Harbor | Kodiak ... 'cordova Juneau . 10 16 © | P TR E® - Pt | Note.—Observations at Dutch Harbor, KodiakysJuneau, Princ Rupert. Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and saa Prnnrhcu are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. m.,, Juneau' time. The pressure is low throughout Alaska, exeept the extreme west, with its lowest point near Prince Willlam Sound. It is !high from southern Bering Sea sduthward and'off the coast of , the North Pacific States. Precipitation” during*‘the past twenty- !four hours has been confined almost entirely“to ‘that portlofl of lthe coast between Prince William Souhd and Oreégon. The first zero weather of the season has bren registeréd in the upper Yu- kon Valley and temperature has fallen mmewbat generally throughout the Territory. FORMFR BANK MESSENGER IS TO | BECOME FEDERAL RESERVE HEAD WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. Young, who began his career as a bank messenger and rose the governorship of the Vlmm:.x polis Federal Reserve Bank, is to | become the head of the Ffilleml‘ Mrs. 7 | Reserve System of the United |neau Billiards, has recéived two | States. ‘,mmaulq from Mr, and Mrs. Hu.n-y Appointed by President Coolidge {27 “Rodes, Wib USSR A - Kin) B x themibier | bt fie - Padnril-Re: ‘erhan Legion convention in Paris, serve Board, Mr. Young upon | SRR ok DI of Frages qualitving for the. oftine’ will b o ANy, NH FAKEH designated Governor of the Board. | He takes the place of D. R. Cris- | i singer of Ohio, who yecently re-| signed from the Board's BDVEI: PARIS, . Oct. 10.-—Greedy wing- growers seem to be the most &t | i |fective temperance workers 1n As he is required by law “’]France designate the governor from the I Statistics' show that high priczs | board's membership, the President)y,ve markedly reduced wine drin ; also will make the selection Of| o Ordinary’ wine has doubled in | Mr. Young as head of the body|price in a year and consumption i when he qualified as a member. {now fs less than two-thirds what !Mr. Young will serve under Ay ywaq a year ago. recess appointment until the Sea-| wine dealers recognize quit- ate acts on the confirmation of!prankly that many persons wh> { Bl nomidation. | drank wine have changed to wate, Young announced at Min- Inu a matter of economy. Many neapolis that he would accept the!others water their wine. appointment when he receives tll-‘=| France consumes about foriy offciial notification, meanwhile Ed- ' gallons a year for every person, mund Flntt ot New York, Vice- . babies lncluded | tion as acting governor until Mr. to| Young assumes the post. B FRENCH DRINK LESS | Roy A [(‘overhm will continiie ‘to- Zum‘l R | | POBTCARDS FROM RODENBv Ben Leonard, of the Ju-| SINCE “WINE 1S COSTLY | g i e e Tttt | WITCH | ‘: SOOT DESTROYER Will Clean Out Your Stove Pipes Without Taking Down | Junean-Y oung Hardware Co. Hardware and Undertaking PHONE 12 S e S 4 o 4 | “EVERYIHING FUR THE OFFICE * .B. BURFORD & Co. Ve PRHONE 79 BUILD FOR 50 PER CENT . All gongrete shollow walls like a thermos bottle, warm in winter, “cool in summer, no_better house built. CONCRETE PRODUCTS MFG. CO. —————— R e D e FRYE- -BRUHN COMPANY QUALFTY MEATS featuring Frye’s Baby Beef and Frye’s Delicious Hams and Bacon Phone 38 2 Deliveries Daily K g FINE FAMILY FUEL for those wise enough to order their coal and kindling here. Have us deliver you at your address and note how much better heat and cleaner firer~ you have. Wouldn't ask you to do this it it cost more. It doesn’t. It really costs less and the tria) will prove it. We carry a full ine of Feeds. D. B. FEMMER : . Phone 114 - Old Papers for sale at Emplre Office dogtivsn S TR mid Waoni Sports aid fragEsey JULIUS JAEGER WANTS A dy. largest stock Metallic Embroidery vl hand frodk in i A ST e In reverse Satin, Flat Crepe, Jersey “Yand Weol Combinations. Sports and Afternoon Wear In their youthfulness. or charmingly fthens vourhiiglevative, applied with a hand " distinguishes many a is “group. Chiffon' Vel- Vet," Velvét 'combined with Satin or Crepe-— glittering ornaments, slash- a cat, \ ———e—— IN APPRECIATION We desire to thank all of our friends during our late bereave- ment, for their sympathy, flow- ers, ele.. and especially our fra- tornal brothers and sisters. (Signed) MRS, FRED PETER- ‘adv. SON and Plnlly 2 YOU SAVE M'O?NEY y yui Cement in Cloth Sacks, reakage—Less Waste” Buy Superwr Portland Cement ‘ here. of bulbs that' éver came A Jjoint tribute to his merits 4 was signed among others, by Ger- - ‘to ‘Alaske," and ‘& prices hart Hauptmanun, Arthur Schoiiz- | : ler, Max Liebermann, Max Sie- "y as low of lower than hy vogt, the two Reneirs, Pissarro, u \ sell for in the States. o Tristan Bernard, Lugne-Poe, Sig % X urd Ibsen and Bjorn Bjornsom. . Elios was one of the foremesc ;\.nh.mm ch imnrennlow ed ned:hnes, uneven hcm. W Al ' SPECIAL