The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 19, 1928, Page 2

‘{ § g Shirts « Nockwear « The RH)[,LEND Color bearer of fall of avoiding the inharmonious shirt or ne thag is left in tke drawer. today at hetter haberdushiers e\'e»rywfieh./, fi.i“]lit)hs for men ... the Re’d!)le'ndl 'C'onvénient,' :eoonomical, it » includes a complete outfit of five accessories, ‘designed and coltrred‘m"be worn together, W et boxed and sold as a unit, for $8.50. Wilson Brothers Style Conmittee spbmwrsus style- g e e R e« ri "hmcsi certifics the m.nermls and nm*ulework voriches for the unrivaled’ vnlué- KDOW o - Py, i) - o AR g = — Hosiery « Scarfs + Handkerchiefs - Underwear - Nighewam « Bolls + Suspondars \c-n..—aw.. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY of Tall lzaberdqf/wq it i the new eatisfaction of buying mul wearmg your haberduhery in blends. Bezlisedknuving €36 m;_@btm THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. ReppLenp with a gray n'ioubk-biuyled suit. It harmonizes equally well with biue and ygrious ghades of birown, Shirt with two separate starched colurs; band<ailored tie of imported sibk; French linen roll-edged handierclsief; silk ribbed hose; crystal cuff * OJO links; the Redbleud, cory ] B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau's Leading Department Stoda: 7. ettt et et - FuLL, PASSENGER | | R FORMER JUNEAU | ¥ vios i { RESIDENTS WILL | LIST ON ALASKA | AND WiERE | i CAWED. IN: NOVEMBER ' ™7 of the Forty Mile sccilon, | . LB a8 amd his g 8 are opening | Ot S Yo i 1,“‘ ¥4 ‘.: ll:;‘ull"r “”ll’mi::‘ Steamer Alaska, Capt. H. Ak <% i VWi . . derson, arrived from the. West- | G. Freeburger who has beon ARG, SRS f JMra athia ) RTOURL apdd GiALSERMAratle WERRIYSS e miorning at 4 a, .m. |visiting his son, Dr. G. F. Free-ff| Johnsod, duuirhter “cf Air fponis. e uaget unimer, MEMET L AE Conesntialit from (burger and his wife for several B Mrs. Tedac ' Sowerby of Jupeap, Frice (ol Wil onerataged Ak Juneay: ming BhULARI [ Mbacls 1o & masenger south it amliSam Keleey, formerly a y WD hydfauliie, s Seattle canitBll gl B8 E4e o elock, | writh every the Alaska. detiof thiy ety hut for the last (Is developing the project {uvailable berth sold out K. K. Katz, Traveling Passen- } iyeral years the go NIERT | e s e viaTe abont e ifowing. Dissangeri Selsllgar Agant fos.the Noriniiy Pa- Ol & MR inine compang In [the same seale fon several YEAMS | westward - ports d - in Ju-lcific Railroad, arrived in Juneah ONCA; vive pldved: this weck | vast, Somy pIBMASion was MARMECER.IH: 5 Brimblo. 5 M Kara- lon the Alaska from the West ot i el cugagepont. jon Al OREEIRIRHe SeBtEl gy B Basthll, T, ConllER LOSERAIN 8 { s marriagL il takesplusoyMLe - countes g Shdoked Crastelil BRER SR L o i, - A RIS Paul H. Abbott, of the Diponty] about the fiddle of November. ken and it Wther . Qlstriotd Ll R Gy kb, Mis. Grishbyl Aibet Powder Company, returned to his Jy Bollowihg: that' the bridé and Bave beed iWdrked, for- mANHRA DavISE. Harmon, 7. TRSIOF headquarters here on the Alaska sroam make 'a motor, towr Years . . i Karahoff, L. S. Rath, A. |after a trip to the Westward, i of Cal and then fo The Aluska [Road: Cmmissionaliys oot 3" 1t w Gucker, €. Jackson Rice left on the AJaskn | Europe they will spénd a [fn conjunction: with the Terpit @it (B Chadwick, H: W. for a trip to Wrangell cauple of aienths before golue tolforr, built an afrplane landwp@ Py C0e " Kaiz, 8. Lynch| Albert Brown, traveling man Afrlca jwhere taoy will Faside | fleld at' Chicketl tind enlnrliedlial p ™ it maKing Juncau his headquarters, f§| The mine of which Mr. Kelsey fgfthe i flenl ‘Queing the BRGS0 Dassengers bocked for (fs a passenger for Wrangell o [ the manager is located in castiny Mr. Dylte Sld. Some BHgEL 1o and way ports were: Fot [the Aikkig® Belgian Congo. grades “‘;"‘“X"mdpl ‘(’" ':\" m"; Petersburg Frank €, Douglas, | = v * Mrs. Johnsun was 'unlulv etween Eagle and C en am BEmma A. Rehm, B. P. He Py fedt Ghe Jgneau High By they disial CANRGRNE-L 1 B, b, ‘Merrll:. t:. lgfl;‘t?clh- Japan Felt 27,097 | the University of W work dons; * The ner, Thos. Scott, Win. Anderson, ka" Since 1923} Sinee the deuth of Mr. Jolnsou|Mile roac was improved gen- . For Wrangell—Jackson Rice, 3 Lot de il ! he has been engaged as a school |erally Roy Balley, J. H. Hart, Frank TOKYO, Oct. 19— Jjapan uas | ‘Gfl&h"x"‘l i S Parrish, M. Richard had an dvérage of ffteen carth- By, Nelsex was. cmplogad: b For Ketchikan—J. W. Drgle, day in the five yeo “;’f ”‘"d war “‘l T “l‘“‘]‘"‘ oy ]RUCKS COLL‘DI‘ ON Jos. Cameron, John Johnuon,'n :’::j:ep‘:’ T;’;ea:l :‘ ym\u‘:; t afterwar at the Alaska a ¥ Ibert. Brown, C. And o | timeau.. While ewployed by the! CURVE _IN FRONT S'l'. ’&T};M.L\Ed. (.“:“":.‘ ';'_ l() “}K_ g‘!‘!;{gy;(d T‘\,'::g‘)mmu nd fivesd ! latter company as an euginter, | M 'sun. CIiff Narmen and James Tay- On ‘the fifth annive rsary u[‘ he accepted a position with: the One ol z G. M. ( for. that tragedy’ the centr "\\.lvur- company with which he is now|of the _and For Seattle — Mrs, Katherine ologipal observatory o0l ‘a3 adsociated. He has been mahager v.u-.k: elix, the Mexi-buriand, Mrs. David Crowe, Jabn' port ‘showing that 27,097 quajesi of the company for several years:| can colli e Front Strestipusigard, Mrs. John Rustgard, {a frceting” some “part of Japan haq b ftiwas very popular 'withthe|ahoni worm today’ with slight 4th{efSevedbiirger. 0. 1. Hioks T e i i yotmger -set, ‘when <‘he lived “onlfjudies to fard {H. Zimmerman, Wallace Tykward,| ments since the big crasi i Gustinean Channel. hle damage to the jPorothy Tykward, Clarence| Mope that ane-third of theasl S PR s N o chine. Neitlicr driver was in-{Smith, Mrs. 8. G Ostland, 0. S.liemblors, or 9,250, were nertupd jduied Ostland, Mabel Sturrock; !o n;]g to human faculties, the re- mfi PRODUCTION The accident occirred at the in-|Mickolson, Geo. B. Cleveland, s 't showed. Tokyo was affcciod | m EAG LE Dls-n“c-l- | tersection of Front and Frankln|ear Johnson and Mrs| ar by 4,150 sho¢ks duiing the five. [§ fstreets. The big truck was head-|Johnson. | |year period, more than half these ”m‘m‘l‘AL ed for the rock dump a' the Alas- g ——————— | coming in‘ the six month ol e+ .n Junean and the other was: pro. STOCK QUDTATIONI Jiswing the” big' 1923 ! ining p;pduc“an fn | the/cecding up fown. On the curve |Seven snocks' caused loss of 1ire | Fugle-Forty Mila * ‘and ‘Seventy {the two machines met. The livht.| NBW ° YORK, Oct. 19.—Alaska and ‘extensive property damago | Milo distefcts thig season will be er truck had ome of is froat|Juneau mine stock is quoted toda: 'in various sections of about normal, according to Gep-|wheels compleétéely demclish:d and eral Foreman FEred Price of the|was otherwise damaged. Alagka Road Commizsion who re-|car’ had a ‘fenfler tirped last night aftér spending steering wear w the season in the district. He| came upriver froin Bagle on the| last nwne: M the season and ne at 6%, Bethlehem Steel §83, Chil bent and its|art-Warner 104, Pittsburgh C damaged. 49%. ————— 3 — e b Holiday greetings for business| Varied selection of Ghristmas| uses, See samples at Empin‘lcur'dl at the Bmpire, ° The big) Coper 57%, Chrysler 132%, Stew-| " Varied selection of 'cards at the Bmpire, try durlig the five years. tmas cards, i|large selection, at! Empire. the coun- Christmas. 'mww«““mo e e e e e eeeed leztary Coats “ » FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. in lieavy broadcloth, emblem on sleeve, complete with cap and whistle. 'CHINCHILLA COATS i navy, lined in ted flapnel * - Special, $6.75 1928. ° PARIS tirely cover with tiny bla tube beads are found in several | collectior adame LouMeboul- | anger lengthens a Dblack headed | dress in back t it just clears the heel § E a pep- lum around the aist and a| little row of crocheted | flowers straight s s the front. | -ee — LONE AVIATOR STILL MISSING ONOCEANTRIP Hope Placllcally Reaches! Vanishing Point—Two Avenues Open LONDON, Oct. 19 Only a bare hope is held cut for Commander H MacDonald as the night passed without a sign of the plane which hopped off from Harbor Grace, ndland, Wednesda mpt to fly to the Eng coast The last word of sighting the| plane was by a Dutch steamer| 700 miles out of Harber Grace,| Wednesday night The fuel time limii has been ex- hausted and the only hope remain- ing is that the lone flier landed on an ‘isolated island, or near a ship| without wireless, LONDON, Oect. 19.-—Hope for the safety of MacDonald almost reach- | ed the van g point this after- ncon. > chief ground for hope that remained was the same as| advanced last night that he might | have conquered the Atlamd¢ Ocean and landed on some isolated spot on the h or Scotch coasts or might have been picked up by some amer not equipped with | wireless r—— L, \ } It ! . 7. J. NAWMAN A. M. GEYER PLUMBING SHEET METAL QUALITY WORK with QUALITY means a good looking job and no repairs. 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