The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 27, 1929, Page 2

i | ? THE otened an Marshall The nbove pict crated by wlhiere millions of Me is one block lon mills, wareho 1 ck 1—"“Ho me- (u = = = = = = 3 = = = = = U. S. Diplomats Resign When New. President Is Store” on State Stre * great retail establis Marsh: Id an D ———— DAVIS CO. d operated by Field & Co. “The Davis i ago, another hment owned and oper- ll Field Compan dollar; Field Q y ure U st” Rug Mill, Leaksville, N. C. 2—A Hrnm C T st Rug Mill, s and distributing houses. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY FEB. 27, I929 Company, the largest wholesale and retail distributors, manufactur- ers, importers and converters of standard merchandise in the world. This enhances our buying power so that from now on we will feature the same sterling values for which this name is jUSllV f’lmous Foreign Buying Offices of Mar Calais, Franee Lyons, France St. Gall, Switzerland Chemnitz, Germany Vienna, Austria London, England Nottingham, England Belfast, Ireland Paris, France Yokohoma; Japan From these foreign offices Marshall Field & Company receive mer- chandise almost every day. ery, Spray, N. C. 9—Warehouse, Chicago. 10—Warehouse, Chicago. 11—Warehouse, Chicago. 12—Bedding Factory, Chicago. 13—Warehouse, Chicago. 14—Warehouse, Chicago. 16.—“Wearwell“ Sheeting Mill and Weaving Room of the Wearwell Blanket, Mill, Draper, N. C. 23—7 Watch for our com- l bination XX plan selling events R former minister to Ruma lmluqted Inlo Office . (Coniinnen 11 Cas= One.) gan in Brazl, Henry P. Fletcher, who accompanied Mr. Hoover on his South American good will tour, in. Italy, and Joseph C. Grew in ‘Tyrkey. The remaining 22 men in the category are ministers or min isters resident in various paris o th eworld. " Noted Non-career len iSome of the more noted non men_ are Myron T. Herrick of iCleveland, ambassador to Francc and Jacob Gould Schurman, of Ithaca, N. Y., ambassador to Ger- many. Alonzo B. Houghton of Corn- ;g N. Y. ambassador to Great! banis ; Dwight W. Morrow, of news) N. J., who has had ‘Dnltod Btates and reports have | Important y-fiomnam-l S. Culbert- ¢ in Chile,| appointment to; Peru, e H. Hammond of Bernardsvill J., who has been ambassador to Spain since 1925, Lower Ranks In the lower diplomatic rank of minister those appointed from civ- il life have served not more than ye-rs in their pres- Som? have had pre- | tie experience, such Swenson of Minneapo- to Norway, who has| er to Denmark, Switz- .all Field & Compdnv Below—Composite View Marshall Field & Co. Mills and W archouses The pictare represents the vast resources of MARSHALL FIELD & COMPANY, and included in this picture are the actual No other institution has such vast source of production or such tremendous pur- 1g possibilities as this great organization with their bases in this country and radiating to all parts of the world. The greatest part of their merchandise is produced in their own mills. 16—Wholesale Store, Chicago. 17—-Nantucket Gingham Mill, Spray, N. C. 18—Rhode Island Blanket Mill, Spray, N. C. 19—Wearwell Blanket Mill, Draper, N. C. 20—Lily Girgham Mill, Spray, N. C. 21—Spray Woolen Mill, Spray, N. C. 22—Tippecanoe Mill, Monticello, Ind. Zion Lace Industries, "B Kobe, Japan Hong Kong, China Shanghai, - China Mahila,: Philippine Islands Zion City, TH. hrends | Juneaw’s Leadmg Departmem Store ‘sedsion of the ball out of bounds !, 'Ollfi'l' (PHOG) C. ALLEN |and under the opponents’ basket. Opinion in the Big Ten seems to 3 be focussing on. this.change espec- A comimerce of ideas is o whole-ially. Both Sam Barry of Iowa ‘Presently the members of [and Nels Norgen of Chicago, are “National ‘Basketball Coaches|outspoken on the: subiject. It is true that the extreme dis- less tall centers t, National Basketball 4 Association) nlln‘, Amm the college chieftains of the game, will be holding um:lmfim of the | annual powwow. Ohioago. The place is 1d and once before to Norway. | Newspapermen rles C. Hart, minis as a former Washington * correspondent, and Wil- ter to Venezuela, was lisher and owner of the Sioux 3 D Daily Press, when ap- Thh nmbwgador% and mumtnr: | require an ot 2l ex pccted some oI thrm H'l come home and be replaced by other men is indicated by a provision of $44000 for transportation in the ter to Al- ol 1 R - Miss Grace And-mnu!ho ‘Ul :':r:l:ydci Utah has been voted by ¢ students as one of the ‘most : beautiful young women um ing camd Pus. She i Ho e st ) member o' the fo— tip-off at center, g sentlmen» | expenses of me state w | for the coming year, ; The time is April, coin- |{ly suspect ‘tiht the schools with d{-n’tw!thnnsmg national mcn no uu centers might favor this| o ‘n fairness, it would m IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||III!HHHIH!HHIIIIIINIIIIIIIIHII’H'HI llhHHMIIllHlIIIIIIIIIIHIIINHIIIIIIllll!ll llllIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlllIIIIIllllIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIHHIlllll|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIllIIIIIlIl|IIIIIIIlll!IIIl!IIIIHIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIllI|IIlIIIIIIIllIIIHII!IIllllIIlIIIIIHII|lIIIl|Ill|IIIII|IIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIllllIIHIIlIllIIllIllllIIlIlllll ortant Announcement We have just made a very close connection with Marshall Field & The Credt Retail Store of Marshall Field & Company The above picture shows the great retail establishment of Marshall Field & Company which features the same lines of quality merchan- dise which may be found in our store. It comprises an entire city block and connecting it by a tunnel under Washington street is another immense building (across the street) which they also occupy. 2 T .nm““‘ nnm‘"“ 255 Merutlle Student . Oné may read- IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIllllllwm_T_m__llllllllllllll!IIMlIIIIlllI|IlIllllIlII|llllllllllIlllllllllllllHll!III|lIIllI_!l__llllllmlIllIHIiIIIlIIIIIIIllllllIII|lIIIflIIlIIIlllmllmlfllllfllllmllmlllllllllmmflllllflllllllllflllllllllllflllllllll | also those who will advocate ‘the evaluation of the field goal and in the moving of the free throw line ield goals for three points each. course the present personal foul EERE TS ghedses estate for o0 s Municpal 4 dge Wlfinl’ 0 T1a., has ‘flod that a rops-' 1 ccows u' pight'is not o mnh Wen u -Iupuli MO |mmrimmmmlmmn|mmmnlumlm|lmnm"mmmmlmmuuumnnmmnmm Mfllm‘lHIHII@HIIIIIllllllll"lll“lllllllflllm