The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 5, 1928, Page 2

- Mother | P { £ O | f g i Phocniv Hosiery | nderwear lippers ves ool Hose Stationery bDoll or Game Rayon Underwear Purse Perfume For Baby Dress Booties Doll §:§ A 1 By KIRKE L. SIMPSON With the coming of Christmas you will have gifts to buy for your friends and loved ones— but no matter how diffi- cult your gift problem may be, we've an answer for it. For Sweetheart Silk Umbrella Phoenix Hosiery Manicuring Set Suit Case with Hat Bag t ' ERCHANT’ to match Pajarhas for the mid-season. The design is raised by padding under it, a| MEROH S LUNCH Redblend Men’s Sweater device sometimes employed for lingeric and houschold linen. i 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. g ) RITA. Ensemble Book P T ; Short Orders an Military Brushes Tool Chest lthe House jolned in chgering i Dinn:rsd Regular Muffler or Scarf - eee - B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “The Christmas Store’ N SR AR \WASHINGION S BYSIANDRR . 1 I ather ; For Fat_. T. IEYR S Silk Handkerchief AT ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL } Mrs. Louise Steele, of Cordova,| who been confined in St. Ann's Hospital for some time, will be a passenger to Seattle on the North- western this afternogn. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Wm. Gars.| ter of the hospital staff. Mr. Steele i1s going south to receive medical treatment from a special. ist, [ B, R. King, from the Coast Guard Cutter Unalga, underwent a minpr operation this morning at the hospital. He will be able to return to the ship In a few day».: Joe Thibodeau of the hospital| staff, is returning to Juneau on| the Steamer Victoria. He ac-| companied a patlent to ‘Seattle| some time ago ,and visited friends | there. l e PARISH CARD PARTY - | | Wednesday night, Dec. 5, at| 8:15 o'clock, refreshments, prllel.' public invited. —adv. | CLUB CAFE IS NOW OPEN R. T. KAUFMANN ’ | . e i o see the impoitance of WASHINGTON, Dec 165 for Tbha" future we I waiact, 0 that our dosting! ’ over be batter guaran i X tusa under the pro he | iis election has brought out edi- a0y (p “Our national po.itcal F v.‘.umem m‘ such places as parties would revise their plat.) !¢ P'hiliypines that has caught {forms, eliminating from them every| ttention of the Governor Gen- | iping archaic in order to adapt yali Stimaois @il of Washingtor \ywem 15 reality, and would eb. AT S e ase &t deayor to fiid & s0lutlo; - | ing to that reality and to circum. | stances and not to thiags imagn.| vashing. | hat otficisls here were in- i i | " | priation act, $785,336,200. 3N P | crease the prestige of overnor A Py 4ake. The . ladependence | goncio) giimeon, If . ratses the VEER e a0l H with a liberail L MV 2 ‘The averagé per capita expendi- 6 lslands :ed upon ol R ol 16 Socretary Weeks had. that . view; it is shared by Drwight Davis a3 Becretary of War, and by such an expert as General Mclaiyze, long head of the insular hureau. It’ remained. for Hoover's elec- tizn, however, to see something defimite written into editorial com- ment of La Vanguardia, Manila, a leading Bpanish (nfiependent news. paper of the islands and for years a stout champion of insular inde. pendence. g ‘The editorial in question paid glowing tribute to Hoover as a genlus of organization. It notes that “we Filipinos” looked with sympathy “in a pla- tonic way” on Governor Smith's becalise the Democratic ‘“‘contdined a sentimental reference to our dreams of the past,” but adds that the election result “in the = ecircumstances” seems the ‘“best guarantee” of stablity of Phllippine institutions and development of insular eco- nomie: interests, * STIMSON'S POSITION That is rather surprising from| an independence champion; but the; thidg becomes even moro marked as the editorial proceeds. 1t points out that under “the spirit created in the American people sinee the great™war” the old Amer- ican fronticrs “have become too narrow.” i 4 (America’s) altruistic and| beneticent influence extend today all over the world; its capital and ity (technich] ' ad¥isers are ueh Ve RIS NG B 45, O L Jn demand even in China; and if} |ary, and satisfying cur desire for |autonomy which is resconable.” Just what change in insula views this indicates is mnot clear. t come al 1“ 8 a rather kingly frank dec question as to what further recog- nition of services Stimson ma ot y ook for, say when President Hoo. ed States. cow region 500,000 tons yearly. | SRR M i T SRR TR T TR Y ver selects his cabinet. — ., — OIL FOR MOSCOW BAKU, Russia, Dec. 5.—Plan: an consume about 1, ——————— GEORGIA EDUCATOR HCLDS OPEN HOUSE ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 5.— During one year, 2,100 col- lege boys and girls from schools in and near Atlanta have ‘“dropped in” at the home of Dean and Mrs. Floyd Field of Georgia Tech to remain as guests for Sun- day meals. it has become a tradition here for college students to visit the Field home. On the campus of every coliege and university in the city word | has been passed that home- made preserves and fried chicken are always availe able. An automobile belonging to the Fields, used to trans- port girls from a nearby col- lege to the Sunday gather- ings, recently was retired after its mileage registered 150,000 miles. are under way for building an oil |pipe line from the Baku fields di- rect to Moscow at a cost of more than $40,000,000, Soviet 0il Syndicate obtained in a study of pipe lines in the Unit- Refineries in the Mos- idea the e [ sendings« Of pnsolicited | | | "Results of Improvement!| ! For your Bummer Shirt Wallet 1/ ol Lounging Rebes Traveling Bag Auto ‘Robe Sweater For Brother Blouse- Necktie Sleil 7] Mechanical Toys For Friend Handkerchief Perfume Imported Pottery Brass Art Objects Umbrella EW REPORTS ABOUT UNITED STATES MAIL H and Expansion Pro- gram Shown (Continted. from ‘Puge the preceding yedf, the opéka lhs deticlt increased '8t a' legséf ‘rate per cent.” {7 s vk o The revenues of the servicd were | placed at $693,638,921, an inch of 154 per cefit over last year: when the inctease was 3:58 per cent. The audited expenditures. were $725,699,768. The final o8t mate of the sum needed to run the | Department was. $760,073,279 ang ture for postage was $5.11. A re.| duction of 8.6 per cent in the nuith. ber of undelivered letters ed, but these “dead” mess: ! talled 23,649,044 pledes. The de. crease was ascribed to thd Do- partment’s . campaign . to ihdiice mail advertigers..to. use envelopes bearing return addresses, &onw_ found in:.dead letters or loose ip the mails totalléd $98,678 and 461} 441 parcel post packages went Jq. claimed. } ' Recommendations | : .. . A long, list of recommendations for legislative action were made, among them one to prohibit the e thrgugh, the,malls: for sale. asked iwern;. More..drastic. ment: o mail robbers; a fes dfor inquiries made fof patrond ;008 cerning registered, insuced or,gols lect-ondelivery mail. and money orders; demurrage ‘charges on «undelivered collgcion.delivery parcels; punishment for: thoss, 8t- tempting to extort money:through the mails by means of “blackmail;” | authority o' require . stedmship companies to carry the mall wheh tendered. and. to impose fines on steamship campanies and. alr mafl lines for wnreasenable. and un- necessary duisys -cand, .other, de. linquencies; .. permisvion :to. . hire motor vehieles .from carrigns ot use in the service, and power to define more;elearly the authofty for requiring the delivery, in #o- cordance ,with, the requiremeny of the Department, or forelgn mafls drought Hy: steamships from sbroad. Lami R A e ' ‘ Snap Shota. Winter and Pond Co. " adv. ple in style marking circles. tones, having a jacket trimmed with quilted Adam design and an accompanying beige adn dark brown dress. Lbrown velvet which is matched by the astrakhan collar on the coat. The Adam design quilted on the coat reappears on the dress. same pattern is used several times to trim Worth models shown A;‘)pears in House of Com- created quit a stir in the House fof Commons pearing in a dress, new shade of red, with hat matching, instead of her usual black attire. raised .a cheer which caused the members of the Cabinet to turn around” and formerly of the Bergmann Dining Room OPEN NOW PARIS. Short coat suits are prophesied for spring by some of the peo- At Worth's 1 sketched a suit of two Atk T Specializing in Home Cooking The skirt is made of The good humoredly. Meanwhile Lady Astor set de- murely with downcast head. CREATED Doll Carriages that for the girls, These carriages structed the prices are right. Carriages We have a fu!f line of the Heywood Wakefield Doll will the ideal Christmas present same as regular Baby Carriages and make are con- the Juneau Young Hardware Co. If I's Hardware, “We Have It” “THE WHOLE TOWN’S TALKING” Given by Senior Class Juneau High School Monday, Dec. 10th, Matinee at 3:30 P. M. Tuesday, Dec. 11th, at 8 P. M. Wednesday, Dec. 12th, at 8 P. M. COLISEUM THEATRE Reserved seats on sale at Butler Mauro Drug Company Laborite cheers were refiewed a moment later when George Lansbury, Laborite, welcomed her as the latest recruit to the “Army of the Reds.” A WSS K1 SERVICE ON YOUR CAMERA LADY ASTOR mons in Red Dress, Hat to Match—Cheered LONDON, Dec, No matter what model or make, when purchased or where it you do not understand the ‘adjust- ments ASK US. That is part of our service to you. Latest model cameras will soon be displayed at ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS. adv 5.—Lady Astor yesterday by ap- Thé Laborites immediately e o ot Dell E. snerifr, Ataska’s tuner. Call or write Juneau Music House. adv. then, on alt sides, at 25 per cent reduction A special purchase of infants clothing makes s possible these remark- i { able prices. Sweaters, sacques, silk and wool \ knit capes, knit bon- S5~ nets and caps, 50c- $1.25. TEDDY KNIT SUITS in bright red, tan and white, for, infants and children. Specially priced at $4.75. INFANTS DRESSES, hand embroidered, 76 cents to $1.75. Gertrudes to match dresses, 85 cents to $1.25. Carriage Robes, $2.25 and $3.50. BATH TOWELS, single and in sets. A special line of Bath Towels, 60 cents to $1.25. Wash Cloths, 10 cents. i 3 BED SPREADS—Ray;n spreads in lovely shades, i 6.75. 1 |\ @ | e s ¢ £ 38 AR @) Greeting Cards ORE THAN 50 OF THE VERY LATEST CARDS ARRIVED THIS WEEK ‘ Phone The Efiipife : A representative will gladly call at your home NEW DESIGNS . | -