The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1928, Page 2

Dainty Underthings Moderately Priced One always needs a plentiful supply of new undergarments and ‘sleeping assortments now being wear. The many of dainty wear shown here will inspire every woman and miss with a new supply. wish' to select a All modestly priced. B. M. Behrends Co., Ine. Juneau’s Leadin PARIS — Tha [mln\ vogue I-. extended’ into light welght wool- A mixture of green and grey on aj| background of yellow is ‘used by |’ en materialg forl early fall & Department Store Returning prssengers on the Ad- miral Watson included Henry Re. den, ‘oc attorney, who has boeen 110 Petersburg on a short bus trip, Y ———— AIRY PRINTED FABRICS LENGTHEN HEM LINE PARIS.—Printed crepe de chines and chiffons by reason of their airy qualities are ushering in a slight increase in the length of skirts, The means extra length is achieved by of draperies and irregular points which lengthen the skirt almost without appearing to do 80, 3. . I §.14 The extreme peacock-like long backs are much less trequent than they were a short time ago. Trains however, are not uncommon for dry for extremely formal oc casions. ey ASPERIC IS USED IN UNUSUAL SUITS PARIS.—Asperic, a Rodier ma- terial, which is knotty, like ratine, is vead by Premet for a skirt and blouse giving the appearance drees, and a collarless finger- length coat. The coat has a few fine tucks at the back of the neck and flares like a bolero. jFriska, & similar material, is usea in the same wny COLORFUL UM!RELLAS |BRIGHTEN DULL DAYS PARIS.—Tom Thumb umbrellas are taking on a fesrive appearance. The umbrella silks are gaye: thau ot afd v En route from her pier at Charlestown Navy Yard to the Portsmouth Navy Yard, the ill- fatcd submarine S-4, pictured in tow of a wreckin, salvageff (nternatianal Newareel) tug, will be alternately sunk and so that divers may receive proper | training for emergencies, 'Plan Traffic Tunnel | Under Hongkong Harbor [ ”U.\'(‘.K()N(: J\;l." Hongkong government ing | with 23. The study- a project to link the island the mainland by a traffic [tunnel similar to the Holland | tubes, whi join Manhattan |Island to New Jersey Between Hongkong locn, its mainland suburb, | three-quarter-mile wide | which is Hongkong harbo ed by an inadequate ferry ice which is ly during the typhoons | quent this coast. Engineers estimate nel need not ome sections “underground.” Such an taking, first of its kind , would relieve the con- of Hongkong anad mete the already rapid growth of Kowloon and other towns in territory on the main and Kow- serv which fre- that be deeper of the the than London under- in the T e W T E. H. AHUES HERE E. H. Ahues bruthor of the su. perintendent of the Libby, McNelil and Libby plant at Taku Harbor, is in Juneau this week undergo- g medical treatment, Ho s confined to his bed at the present. 2l SRS s My WEEPOOSE HERE Somethmg Dlfierent Milady may u!dy lay claim to originality when she dons this strik- ing gown created by Poiret, far na(hmg approaching its slenderly beauliful lines has come out of the Paris ateliers in months, Of silver grey crepe de chine as to shirt, and Agnes for an ensemble. The coat ever befor: and have allovor pat | with a black satin bodice, both beau- is trimmed with pearl gréy shav- ed lamb oh the Ibong revere col- lar, cuffs gnd pockets. The skirt is box-pleated and a grey crepe de chine, blouse has olive green |varied mauves. embroidery. WHO'S WHO | AND WHERE | — = J. H, eral Manager of the Apex-EINido mine at Lislanski fglet," left here on the Prince Rupert, morning. | He is bound for Mayc Hrothers clinic at Rochester, Minn. 'C. H. MacSpaddenfs a south-} Pince und passenger’ ‘oni the Rupert. . He is gnroule to ma to confer wigh | meral Mum;er Ot fhe North. westérn Air” Lines,” who was Taco possibilities of an" dir transporta. tion line bétween here and Seat- . Among those leaving on Link Waln dova, and is now enroute to Ofta a and an extensive trip of the stern states. . Mrs. A. L. Zugehcer and caugh ter. Mise Joan, family of captain of the Forest King, looner at Drier Bay, rough here on the Admiral Wat Albert Brown and D. M. Both ‘well, commercial brokers headquarters in Juneau, were Ju und passengers on Round trip tourists on the Queer: “pllda Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Crofut two children, Mr, Crofut i ' Assistant Genmeral Manager of Los Angeles Steamship com ‘E. Jones, in Juneau or the Quzen. -t Cann, president and Gen. Sunday gfter Sligar, in Jiutidau in Jlne iavestigating the | tha Prince Rupert were Mr. and Mrs, Mr. Waln formerly | owned the Windsor Hotel in Cor. cannery passed v\uh the traveling man, ar. terns In graded tones. Beige rang- ing to brown is combined with graded blues whic: end in marine For the older woman there are STRAW TRIMMED BAGS; ANKLE MONOGRAMS PARIS.—Bags with appliques of straw are a recent fad. The straw s of a fine weave and is durablo, The idea originated to match the traw motifs which appear as in- )iserts in felt hats. The natural colored straws are the smartest Ankle monograms on hose are ola recent style eccentricity 13 preferred the monogram may be at the calf or just below the knee. Vivid colored monograms are in the lead. WOMEN ARTISTS WIN PARIS.—Women artists (off all four prizes, carried of $800 each, for docorative art awarded by the Florence Blumenthal Foundation | The winners are Mlles. Eve Le | Bourgeois, Genevieve de Leotard and Claude Levy, and Mme. Paule | Marrot. PRINTED LINGERIE PARIS.—Printed crepe de chine is shown in novel lingerie. “Little {Miss Bo-Peep” of nursery fame is a popular pattern. e PREDATORY ANIMAL HUNTER WORKING NEAR FAIRBANKS n | R. K. Slewart (hlel Predatory Animal Hunter, who was borrowed jfrom the Federal Government in accordance with previsions of the last Territorial Legislature, and has been working in the Interior since last winter, is now around Fairbanks, according to word re. ceived at the office of Gov. George A. Parks. He expects to remain in that district for about 10 days after which he will begin to work his way to the coast to Seward. Hz plans to return to Juneau some ltlme in early September, tified with silver braided chiffon, it ¥ an_arresting model. U]d papers for at the Empire. § cxperts, fair-haired Gemlemen Prefer Them And So Does Rheumansm LOND London ed July at least, a side by brunettes. According to London golden- red will in a comparatively time be B owing to predispos circulation 1 to 23.—Blonds, tion to which than the Italians and the o their ty London, and 5 tend to die off,” Dr. C Thomas of London County Council Medical rtment, who collected sta- on the subject Jenner T heart at the Reyal Free Hos- tement in ‘p meuneing rheumatism rs blonds and children with Wasbm ton B Oldest .Ce_ment! For Sale Here By: Juneau Lumber Mills Phone 358 For 22 gears Superior Portland Cement has been the tractors. In e being push- medical beauties short their di- they offer less darkhaired | j Welsh | thrive | the | the | | The U. S. Forest Service boat | Weepoose, Capt. Carl Collen, ar- rived in Juneau from Ketchikan Saturday and will work in the vi. cinity of Juneau the remainder of ! this summer, = ———— | STEAMER ALEUTIAN IS blond or red hair are more ]nnno' DUE TOMORROW, 2 P. M. to rheumatism and heart trouble | than the ker types. Acsbidtig -t redld - ddyibes 4. explanation is offered by ceived this afternoon at 3 o'clock, Dr. Stella Churchill of the Lon-|gioamer Aleutian, from Seattle, is don County Council medical staff, | que in port at 2 o'clock tomiorrow who | afternoon. 2 y ———-————— BENEFIT PROCEEDS SCANT PARIS Although receipts were §3,000 at a benefit boxing and com- |program for Frances Charles, the |penniless pugilist, Charles got y to illness is by .t [but $175 after taxes ani ex- ient and good housing.” |penses were deducted. A ik — e MRS. ENQUIST, DAUGHTER WASHINGTON IN BUDAPEST ROUND TRIPPERS ON QUEEN BUDAP®EST — Every American tor to Hungary goes to the tue of George Washington, It 100 years ago hy Hungar- ians. He is the only forelgn hero ln xmnll with a statue heré. s than those dark of hair The way to cc pigment who are plexion | tenden nouri Mr . B llll]ul t, wife of Capt Enquist of the steamer Queen, and | b her daughter, are making the round trip on the Queen. eyt eeiporief o] Scarfs and - Handkerchiefs for Milady With Chic, Dainty Designs and Square or Triangle Shapes. Hand-Painted, Georgette or Crepe | suspended pro-|* SPECIAL SALE ON RAG RUGS $1.00 Each See our window display J uneau-Y oung Hardware Co. HARDWARE and UNDERTA. NG P — KANN’S STORE 223 SEWARD STREET lo $5.00 Capital Electric Company Near Cold Storage Building Electrical Contracting HOUSE AND BOAT WIRING WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA LAMPS PHONE 416 Our “I WILL” Man One thing is sure—if you want your order delivered in a hurry, that’s just what is going to happen if we're on the other end of the line. No order is too small for big service. Just try us and see. CALIFORNIA GROCERY Free delivery three times daily PHONE 478 “Best in Everything” “EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY” Photostat and Blue Print Service MASTER PHOTO FINISHERS WINTER & POND CO. de Chine—these are washable. YOUR DEALER SELLS Pacific Coast Nut Coal $13.00 PER TON ON DOCK A PEPPY RANGE COAL PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. Phone 412 C. D. Ferguson, Agent FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY QUALITY MEATS Mayflower Butter and Eggs Featuring Frye’s Delicious Hams and Bacons FHONE 38 THE ARCADE CAFE Try Our Special $1.00 Dinner Visit our Frigidaire-Equipped Fountain. You are cordially invited to come in and inspect Junewu’s hewest and classiest cafe. MARY YOUNG, Proprietor. t buildingoon- e s oniEorealy high quadicy ask any Superior dealer emconmemmfl.w mm at Concrete, Washington *. , NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Publio shower and tab 50 cents. RBay Oil Burner in operation—Hot water day amd night. ln- $12.00 per menth and up—steam heated. Received a shipment of WINDOW SHADES —sizes from 28 to 48 inches wide—at JUNEAU PAINT -STORE