The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 27, 1928, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, PETTICOA AFTE PARIS h re back and some women are wea trimmed, bow 47T b | R 1928, 'S RETURN lown to the suddenly made of - e — SMARTES for EASTER AND SPRING They are the most recent arrivals of our pretiiest Spring wear and present the most novel of silks, wool in dress and sport wear as well as other fashionable {abrica. The prices are an at inducement. $12.50 B. M. Behrends Co., Juneau’s Leading Department nee, devot o peech, ali LOGAL SCRAOL Medal to Be Given Eighth|Scnolar r~ y | attg nent, Grade Student by Local |ana appication in s Post, American Legion !¢rshin as evidencec re will gy wo eighth ¢} in the ty enty per cent om the award > Committee commit Commar ter B. K R. S. Rav cipal of the gh School The post decided ing last week to make It is sponsored on a scale through the Service Division 1 said to meet with the complete ¥ approval of the school authoritl Déetails of Pian Pointing ont that t} Am Legion's interest in publf 1 and children in them is hoth gen uine and ling New. | war man commented or 3 I dresses. ¢ the award as fol 1 later and parent “As an expression of the Le vited to attend on the gidn's interest in the Juncau chil- ns when t are scheduled dren in this ard, the Alfred: “Great inte has already been John Bradford Post of the .| shown in this new program. The can Legion in June ’ boy and girl who e vear win animously at their me March | this award given by veterans of 22, to make this year the Ameri-'the greatest war our country ever can Legion School ard to the|fought will be proud of it when ! boy and the girl ing from |they receive it and prouder in the the 8th Grade this ho best | ¥ears to come.” shows these qualities which go to| Superintendent W make up a good citizen. {Mr. Newman said, ve “The award for the hoy consists 1¥ gave his of a solid bronze medal of large DPlan as #ize, the front showing an Ameri., commitice, can goldier and sailor standing ' regre baek to back in defensive posi-|ties a tiop, with the words “For God and | the a Country,” and the motto “Semper sboner. Howe lis" (Always Faithful) below,|be made during ti: prosent school reverse side bears the em.|Year, and with the precedent thus | blem of the American Legion! created, it satisfactory, the award the eagle. and the inscrip-|may be made a part of the an- “American Legion ' School | nuzl : es of the local post.| Award; Courage, Honor, Service, Further details will be unnm;nm” Leadership, Scholarship.” For the|at an eurly date. i girl the medal is smaller in ma" ———— | and appropriately designed. GARDNER ADDRESSES CLUB | ¢ Are Enumerated - { ‘m award s made on (he{ At the regular meeting of the | ls of the exemplification of the|Juneau Business and Proleuiunfll\ ~Co r Honor, Sm.‘Wamen‘x Club, C. T. Gardner, lo- ieal candidate for the Republean Senator, addressed meet- !! award. rican )l | noun nhors that 't been taken u the start will T OF FROCKS " Daughier of Lord 1o say aer own clothes | *land | v xicabs—a - great con:'der ii'm in the life ut{.r T article * March 26, 1928: PARIS — Fancy sleeves are a| spring innovation of importanc This Redfern model of cream c. ored morocain has the two tiered bell sleeves which are much ftvor. In back a half bolero attached to a yoke and hangs to !the waist on the right side, | il g L | POND LILIES ARE FAVORED FLOWERS PARIS—Drooping pond il | with large leaves that sometime | measure six or eight inches across are among the new flowers women | coats. They come in black ;purple as well as natural | white and pale yellow hi |lilies are worn on black co | brown lilies on yellow frocks yellow lilies on brown cos ‘5('\‘ll‘,\] 1i1 placed at the wai |line, oc ally are seen on evc |ning dresses. | Morning glories have appeared in satin bunches of half a dozen {on afternoon dresses, fastened usually at the base of Vihaped necklines. | tractive TOWN DRESS ADDED | TO SPRING ESSENTIALS PARIS—To induce women to take sports clothes literally, dress. | |makers have launched “town |dresses,” a cross between last| year's sport costume and the toi | |lored dress that preceded The town dress is supposed to fill n | |the Dblank left between the golf| course with its sweater and pleat- ed skirt and ige formal luncheon or afternoon dress of satin or geor- gette. It is usually of wool of a | light color, beige, grege or gray. | | | Store members on, Territorial legis- lation and some of the issues in the coming primary election. The meeting was held in the club's rooms in the Methodist church buildiue FURS ARE TINTED | AND WORN SEPARATELY PARIS—Separate fox furs, dyed to match the costume, are more fashionable for spring than - fur collars and cuffs on coats. ‘En tire pelts are worn backwards 1 iving| with head and tail hanging over Wnt_n: ‘Dl’ h the shoulders by mannequins at {one big dress house. Summer er- mine, broadtail and fox are the Ichosen furs for use on coats. - LIVERi 90 England, His caughter, Lad s her own March — e — the press, the Earl of secretary of state for| el when he opened! for the Liverpool 5 the fact added: m to have oy A iy of jourmatists. 1Several Persons Reported 2, ac ny rate, . 3 2 4 Sirane! Missing in Sacramen- seems 1t 1 1t @ very com’irtable living 1, ¢ and, 1 1 to District 1 has been a tribuior to mewspa- Y| SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.— he flood menace in Central Cali- " {fornia and Western Nevada be- eNTRE ””""fh“‘", AN ame somewhat less potent today ok o g ‘a‘,n“:;"lns the receding water in many In"n S< n. ]VL;‘::e&rkenhend';p;n:‘rh’"s IR SRR St wreckily 18 editor of “THe Oxfora Revicw.” *Md partly inundated homes. ; The report that several per- D . 2 e | |cons in the Northern Sacramento district are unaccounted for has started an investigation. The following emounts of :ncw | Reno, which was threatencd in were on the gfound at various the early hours by a new rise in Alaskan stations Monday evening,|the river, apparently escaped Eagle, 20 in.|further inundation as the stream ches; Fort Yukon, 30 inches; |Water receded. Nome, 18 inches; St. Paul Island, o387y, N 7 inches; Tanana, 17 inches; Ju- ARE ARRESTED neau, none. ——.—— DEPUTY 7rARSHALS HERE modern L-n‘on.” Lady ALASKA SNOW COVER Maggie Johnson and Paul Ga lang were arrested by T. L. Chi dester, deputy prohibition admin- i . istrator for Alaska, on a charge of Deputy U. w. 6. 1 . Petersburg and Domald Martin of | IB8 liquor and maintaining a pub- Hyder, are now im Juneau. Nobje [ll¢ nuisance. The woman, it ie and Brown are bere on court|®aid, bas a tamale place in the business and n came north |Southern Hand Laundry building on the Admirsl Rogers bringing opposite the Juneau Lumber mill a prisoner for Bitka. Their hearing before Judge e Frank A. Boyle, U. S. Commission- MARRIED TODAY er, was set for this afternoon. Holst and Mr. Ji Miss Lillian and Mr. Jim 3 Gibiloft were married this mor:' Tae Juneatv LAunpry ing by Judge Frank A. Boyle, the office of the U. S. Commis Franklin Street, between sioner. The witnesses were T. D. McLean and Jake Batabb. ————o —— Salesmen lea¥ing on the steam- er Admiral Rogers included H. F. Preston and Sam Shucklin, who are making the former will south to Petersburg and the ter to Seattle. THE .M BEST EQUI PLANT 1 FORGET-ME-NOT | TEA BOOMS Btrictly home cooking. Pies taflet {are pinning to the lapels of their | blous cOV, SMITH M ih named Dem 12 dale owedly cy of s WEARS U larch | low-backed dre xi hoots | to disturb the bird, which | ed th 5 owner, 1 fa that o dra cular ostrich seems to 1 to the continental| ther, although he wears muffler round his neck 1 hose on h shanks. faily diet meat and potatoes, bu really dote on are br uniform buttons. e on Permanent Wave, $12.5 arlor. —adv. what ght metal the after e full skirt | Schilling product The tin is different. The tea is different. Bringing tea to you packed in vacuum just like your coffee is only half the story. Schilling Tea is more freshly fragrant than any other, to begin with. It’'s a secret Schilling process. ), BLACK (Oran i"“‘h < W Pekoe) Pacific Coast Nut Coal IDEAL FOR THE RANGE Clean—Quick—Hot 213.00 Per Ton on Dock { ROLLER SKATES FOR Boys and Girls Ball Bearing—Adjustableg Juneau-Y oung Hardware Co. HARDWARE and UNDERTAKING PHONE 12 VOTE FOR Bartley Howard Candidate for Republican Nomination as Delegate to Congress PRIMARY ELECTION, APRIL 24 MORE IMPORTANT ~—than any other part of your diet are the fresh fruits and vegetables you cat. Nature intended that both Man and lesser animals should have a daily ration of these foods. For choice fruits and vegetables. CALIFORNIA GROCERY PHONE 478 A “Best in Everything” Alaska Steam Laundry “SERVICE and QUALITY” We Can Prove It DRY CLEANING PHONE 15 PRESSING A i st B S Spring Frocks A new collection of our popular dresses at $12.75 Graceful, vvec=abl> {rocks. By their delightful detail, their colors, their chie, you know them for what they are, the smart- est of today. 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