The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1929. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG By BILLE DE BECK L ) v I EIN nAT el - 27 WERE We 2| | GONNA TELL WHAT ToWN ARE e N 2 = Building Materiwl Roofing Papers—Pitch Tar Pot for Rent Doors—Windows—Shingles (TH THE DAWN OF A NEW NEAR \ FAST APPROACHING , BARNEY ~ GOOALE AND HORSEFACE KISTZ % HAYE DECIDED To FORGET, T © ANIMOSITIES OF THE PasT Few WEEKS AND START AGAIN oN A NEW AND BETTER £ GROUND OF UNDERSTANINNG] - WD ER(ENDSN\P! “TH WHOLE. WORLD THAT LAST NIGHTD I/ - 2 (MRGQOGLE, / . Pl | If you contemplate building or repairing let us give you prices on your material. Thomds H;H;dware Co. i Juneau, Alaska APPY MEw YEAR, . 2 | PREMIER MUSSOLINI AND HIS FAMILY st Wahto, and r of a road hv\uw-; 8 traveli on his Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Lumber For Every Purpose Al | WHC Specializi i | WHO'S pecializing in WHO T cITY COUNCIL?;DS up ‘41. AND WHERE L | Best gr(l(les Of Spruce and BUSINESS OF OLD YEAR ™ " | Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thomas left | }Iemlock . | LUMBER steamer Queen last | fon of about two South. The couple ! in Seattle afte n the r a vac s in th ¢ mess for which of the City Coun h they will go south to n| {. Dpairs to the ro 0-and from there to Renc Theatre were authorize da Mr. Thomas is pro-|route sc 4 Council adjourned to Jannar prictor of the barber shcy in the|spend a vacation of seve Your needs promptly supplied from our complete stock e N & ¥ n Hotel. H. G. Tlderton, travel MISS AFRICH HOME ON VISIT| siop Amphilohy, of the Al-|And publicity agent of th { We handle Russizu Church, with he Ra . with northern h | CEMENT, SHINGLES, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY Miss Africt in Sitka i Anchorage, is | on the night Alameda to co. . St i -tz e A —_ # and a half ir g with Rev. A f the road relative to the| SO I T S I 1 4 las’ fair h viti | J ferent positions wh ¥ she expects to re with a branch| ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3,00 per week and HAWKESWORTH ON TRIF L “. . Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burmer ia per is a pass city when her vi on the Alameda.| z gl i i J FSL R o ) remain in the! CF ‘,‘” ”l"“A"'}.“‘,'.'“"" ; operation—Hot water day and hight. Rooms $12.00 f vhen he will| I R VHIGTIE . 0) PhRCa month and up—steam heated. R0D SRLLOWND INgARL J VORI, Jubieav on is s o Ket.| BT TR bl P e i N or tha chikan. He will be gone six wee first time on record Benito Mussolini, the Italian dictator, posed for a picture wi:h his | n of officers for the Kennedy of | ; h ! s . 5 I o ot Vgt e B, e in[and will make an anhual audit I‘J"_“LY ’;V_henkthey came to Rome from Milan for the Christmas holidays. Left to right: Mrs, Musso. | “YOUR ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE” I was held by J : SOULR lihe books of Indian stores at Met- inl holding Romano, youngest son; Bruno and Vittorlo, Signor Mussolini and their daughtor, Eduy A-1, LO.O.F e Alameda | RlESIEg anlllidas ot e S s el Il » . /0’, lakatla, Hydaburg W.Kilburn ! I : one of ; v AL A. D. COWAN DEAD M'MULLEN ON JOB [ UTOPIA FOR KIDS D Cl . d P . I %eroh TRl AL | »n of the Bureau of Edu- 3 ‘ ‘ ry eanlng and l‘(?ssulg h® Noble G Y W 'hats Sadiug Ny loodl) b g BAREAN & Oni. Tan, 10, 1 McMullen of the Merchants | IOWA CITY.—A chi = | Grand, Hug! S SR | Austin D, Cowan, one of the C: is back on the job after|pital of the Univer f B’ Nels Anderson; T owners of a Yukon River boat line, [ h 1z been suffering from an|not cnly permi 5 young | N Kilburn; Warden RNER'S AUTO SERVICE i* dead her | attack of the flu [to use sling shots but encour ALASKA LA UNDRY Chaplain, John ight the flu for six weeks e > i irget £ 3 a prominent j 1 sun. bathing Guard, Axel Kr our service | I lass mail is the only ma- ot & § Guard, Henry Yi buying and d at Arcade e oar. b g the | o Btates Wik In New Building on Shattack Way Hans Loken; LS.NG., nk Alba, Te ER iy wse of divo 1viol ] e pepular in ‘THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST” Mt CLEARANCE SALE MILLINERY Gordon’s, Inc. Opens today te continue Annual January throughout this month i DRESSES DRESSES COATS : CHILDREN’S b S Crepe silk and satin dresses former- ¥ Every hat must go! { h B ly $23.50 Fur Coat Sal() One lot of f«lt.;,b;lll shades, including WEAR NOW $16.75 25 Per Cent Reduction ' gt - i AN Special at $1.95 ’ ? . : 3 pecial a v EVENING GOWNS Never before have our beautiful fur ];\I! (I.':\mx hats %e,u,- than half price. Glrls WaSh Dresses . A seleeti f charming evening coats been placed at such prices. tegular values $12.50 to $16.50. o ’ grow:lsefrrl)(rlnrrn1 W‘;lich to chlrmse. Values Now is the time to purchase the fur NOW $5.95 ilf:vr:‘in’r t(;inltg };:girséi gl}‘\ecmk:d;:l:i’ up to $19.50. at you have always wanted—these bl '” ey dg P ; }. lp S '250 S NOW €19 7= may be had in Mendoza Beav- 2 OF 9 oral designs. Regular $2.50. ’ NOW $12.75 er, French Seal, Caracul — in black $3.95 HATS NOW 4175 F Frocks in georgette and satin re- and I{ldlmtmrtn' Northern and South- lm'll;d('s”fi-ltl and velvet hats— $1.75 duced from $29.50 to ern Muskrat. nearly all shades. t 7 3 $23.50 ALL WINTER COATS Regular value $7.50 Lo BOYS SU‘ITS § s Satin and silk crepe dresses reduced SLASHED CORSELETTES Sailor Sug';‘f t”g”:\eds n ‘w}:lte braid. from $39.50 to g R v_‘{_ Ar om 0 8 years. Most all of this selection shows trim- Values $5.95 to $6.50 D : | ¢ $29.50 mings of real fur and the coats are NOW $4.75 Special at $2.95 Velvet; h Eatin - uilkocvepe crnth double interlined. i A . ; ' 5 a 5 275 GIRDLES > 0 $35.00 Regular 39.50 Now ... 27.50 Valhut ¥.90 T hkis i i 5 g alues $3.50 to $3.97 1 The above selection includes models Regular 49"_)” Now ... 32"’(_) Sperial $2.50 pEea i 3 showing the popular lace and bead Regular 59.50 Now ... 39.75 CHILDREN'S KNIT TOOUES trimming. Regular 69.50 Now ... 47.50 GARTER BELTS and Q : WOOL DRESSES BRASSIERES 65 cents The always needed 4nd always popu- RAINCOATS Specialy priced at CHILDREN’S RIBBED d probingt . o e & daiseiin: of TaincoslBl o v 75 cents STOCKINGS ge. $3.75 styles — all colors. Regular values HOSE 9 et WASH. fiR.L%hq $6.75 to $8.50. Silk hose AT abhich 5 pair, $1.00 ISSE NOW $4.95 ] (8] $1.00 GLOVES : SMART DRESSES In satin, silk crepe and velvet and satin combinations. Formerly $10.75 to $12.75. NOW $7.45 NEW DRESSES In silk crepe and georgette. $10.75 A selection of dresses including numbers from the last shipment showing the new styles in both frocks and tailored models, in satin, velvet and silk crepe. Reduced from $1675 to 4 $12.75 To make ready for new stock our wash dresses are placed at extremely low prices. Two groups— The first at 95 cents The second at $1.95 * $4.95 RACK Includes jersey dresses, coats, silk dresses, sweaters and skirts. SUNDERWEAR RAYON “UNDIES” Shirts, slightly soiled 55 cents Bloomers—$1.00 - Gowns—$1.95 Stepins—$1.00 Children’s warm gloves 75 cents Tordrrs GIFT SHOP THE GIFT SHOP will continue with a complete new line of stock giving special thought to holiday events, such as Valentine Day, Easter, St. Patrick’s Day, etc., and to adult and childfen parties. In addition the infants’ and children’s clothing department of Gordon’s, Inc., will be transferred to the Gift Shop to provide adequate room for display. A complete new line for this department will arrive from the States shortly. To make room for the new goods all urtiu]v‘:\n the Gift Shop are included in the Annual Sale. Now is the opportunity to fill your “Gift Chest” and provide for that party. A REDUCTION OF 25% ON ALL OTHER ARTICLES - 25 CENT, 50 CENT, 75 CENT AND $1.00 TABLES TOYS AT HALF PR!CE :