The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 2

An Exceptional Value! Dollar Sale or RAYON UNDERWEAR '] Here is one of the best underwear values obtainable, offering an ex- cellent assortment of finely woven French panties, combinations, shorties and gowns at a most unusual ln'iw-. Your Choice Iny Garment rayon step-ins, bloomers Every woman and miss will want to replenish their underwear sup- ply when they see these splendid garments. F NN Take advantage now of this very special sale offering. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau's Leading Departinent Store THE WORKING MAN Men’s Waol Mixed Underwear Two-piece fine quality under- wear, regular $5.00 value. All sizes. § TOMORROW ONLY $3.95 Suit Men’s Flannel Shirts Heavy wool flannel shirt. Sizes 15 to 17. Regular $6.00 value. TOMORROW ONLY $5.25 Each Coiton Union Suits Men’s heavy colton suits. Regular $2.50 All sizes. 2 pair for $3.45 TOMORROW ONLY B. M. Behrends C (INCORPORATED) union value. Saturday Specials E for ) (Panis me—mm eollans, amd (r‘m;nmeamf Lo ties wnder them ane Feoming,it peemaTo me . One 911»1( (Regny st of Jrige and buowtn jessey has a viduom Sigea putk tie with it Jhe candiqui /}acfl{[]a,u containe , hao no collan FIFTY DOLLARS LATEST PONTIAG " ™ Pete Carlson was fined $50 for {U. 8. Marshal’s office here today. e The latest product of the Pontiac| & & i division of General Motors is now China Nationalists on display at the showrooms of the 2 | . Connors Motor Company. The car | Movmg on Znemies is the four-door Pontiac sedan/ which recently arrived from the| E southern distributors. ~ The job | Nationa lis called the “Big Six” although|Put down the movement there is only the one chasis type Wuhzu} mtxt({:'a _Jhe‘i/vhuvo captured under all the different :models of ' Wusueh inflictips sharp lo the line, which are seven in num- ‘l’““' I TERRITORIAL OFFICES The car on display is done in shades of blue with crcamgwlLL OBSERVE SEWARD NANKING, soldiers 29.—Chinese moving to in the March ar by the pleasing color effect. The| e modesty and taste|, AlmOst without exception the loteriar shiobs | Territorial offices will be closed | throughout from the design of the s < & mohalr upholstery o the trim of‘tomorrow in observance of Seward the instrument panel, The front! DoV @ AeERicarel RolldRY. The, Ole |seats are adjustable to accommo-! |date the driver and comfortable | | for either the tall man or the |small woman. | Mechanically the car represents everal improvements over the pre- |vious cars of the Pontiac line.| cially closed are those of the Gov- ernor, the Territorial Secretary, Territorial Treasurer, Bureau of ! Mines, Commissioner of Education, | U. 8. Commissioner, U. S. Clerk of the Court and U. S. Marshal. | Starting with the motor, when in-| specting the chassis, one is impress- |ed by the costly materials and| | workmanship incorporated through- : The engine this year develops | The U. 8 [ out. remain open all day. |57 brake horsepower which is 18 |per cent over the power of last| ‘yenr‘s job. The same successful o'elogk. ‘motor design has been carried out |only with refinements and con-| | structed on a large scale. | Four-wheel mechanical brakes| | W ith operating parts protected from | dust and injury, are regular equip-| .oREGON” will snil {ment. The brakes are equipped i ppp 15 For freight and passenge front and rear and are balanced fice, will remain open. et NOTICE OF SAILING rates call Agent Femmer, ‘:\tc under. According to the Gen-| Company. | {alleged violation of the Alaska Bone | Retchikan, it was learned at the fices which will at least be offi- | | Certain of the strictly Federal ! offices will remain open, for all, or half of the day as usual. The U. 8. Bureau of Public Survey will Forest Service office will be closed as customary on Saturday, at 1 The Alaska Game Com- | mission, the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads, and the U. S. Fisheries of- From Seaftle the Motor Ship for Junea\; Tele- |for the conditions that they oper-| phone 114. Independent Steamship " —adv. |e ALASKAN NO | The Cordova Tennis Clib is re- wsing “Ace High” to be pr nted next month to r new tennis courts | Al present memb teaching aff at Cc reelected for n of € ner of Education king gasoline f William Grenier bridge 49-3 on the A but the bridge was not {away or wrecked. Appraisers for the Fo pany of Minneapolis [survey of the Pete: ctric plant and Estelle Blum ordova merchas s enroute to G 11 visit wtih her son lething, plumbi I k in the 1 is well in adv GIVEN FIVE MONTIS Allen Palacio has been sentenced to five months in jail on a charge of assault, by U. & Commissioner J. Kehoe in Ketchikan, - - e now serving SANDWICHES R ALADS. The bhest yet. Ju- neau Ice Cream Parlorc. —adv. - HOT TAMALE after the Juneau Ice Cream Parlors. —adv. - e PETE SAYS: Save Money. Me for Easter Lilies. Telephone 486. dav. - > - WE MAKE E Alaska Sci | - > o Try a TOASTED SANI the June Ice Cream Pd e LET Aimquist Press Your Suit We call and deliver. You will never know ) { | stripe border effect. New lines ° SF } are brought out which are enhfmced‘ DAY % CLO“E TOMORROW \ ) N ) { N ) N ) N N N N N N N \ N N \ () |eral Motors engineers the brak- {|ly and safe on any car. (A {| Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorb- |ers are standard and the cars are |also sold equipped with bumpers front and rear and spare tire. | Another feature that is new to |the line is the ingenious manner in which the springs are protected from water and road dirt. A laced fabric cover is secured over the spring sections, holding in the (grease and keeping out anything 1 foreign. ! Following the recent practice of | | chromium plating, all bright work on the cars is coated with this non- | corrosive metal that is bright as | silver and requires no attention, always presenting a mirror like |surface that the salt-ladén atmos- | phere of the north will not effect. The “Big Six” line of seven body | types ranges from the sport road- | ster with its low rakish fast lines, / |to the Landaulet Sedan, with its 1 0 |last word in luxurious appointments. ., RESTRICTIONS POSITIVELY no parking will be tolerated on the South side of Fourth Street. By order of Monday, April 1st, will be Rem- nant Day at Goldstein's Emporium. | Hereafter the first business day of every month will be Remnant Day at our store. adv. COSTUMES F( CHILDRE] Little wardroves of appr —School and party dresses ar coats, sweaters, stockings, un Sizes one to 14 years. Easter Greeting Cards—Eas for Children and Adults. GIFT SHOP 1 © 0060000660000 00 000000000000 raisc money | Lieo. W. Breuer who becomes Com- | o v > SHRINE DANCE IS ° POSTPONED ONE DAY ° o Owing to o date the Shri |o planned to o iven in the Scottish .10 riday, ® tponed ® Invi- o T now being issued s in conformit vith the new o date. The dance will be e tb t Shrine event of the o s ° s 000060060600 0080 Prone 523. unaffected loveliness —Delightful new fashions for Easter and the Springtime season for girls and boys. Men’s Broadcloth Shirts Sizes 14 to 17 Priced at | J. M. Saloum Next to Gastineau Hotel W s/ e « The world's only truly fresh tea - - not merely because it is sealed in vacuum - - but because it is fresh to begin with - - fresh and fragrant as they enjoy it in the Orient. how much that means, till you try it. No other tea is like it - - nor can it be - - for it's a closely guarded Schilling secret. IR priate and nd suits, hats, derwear. ter Novelties \IIUIU”;,' ?, (2 [T POUSPPPPRRIES o ®00ce0ee000000a000008 “Elegance Without Extravagance™ Faster Fashions Hats— - is one of the senting a char th by Gage are fashioned and they miration. ly individual. Frocks— new prints . . . Georgette cre signs . so nicely made. Ensembles— —The fashion coat-—and the are the right Dresses arc of printed crepes. Coats— or silks trimmed with spring furs in ways . . colors. point of view. ers, Scarves, G spring—ensembles! ery dress with its own Wearing the proper hat most im- portant factors in pre- ming ap- pearance on Easter and new KEaster hats so silky- soft, so cleverly cut and stitched arouse gasps of ad- Best of all these hats are exclusive- $5.95 to $19.50 Frocks that look toward the Spring. . Refreshing Crepe de chine in plain shades . . . pe and Chiffon of lovely quality Taffeta, Moire, Satin in gorgeous evening de- . Dozens of styles all new and flattering . . Accenting Pleats, Flares, Bows and Scarfs. . LAl $12.75 to $49.50 for eariy Ev- coats lin- ed throughout the entire body and sleeves o they reight for the first days of spring. flat ‘crepe in plain colors, or com- binations of colors, or of $16.75 to $49.50 —In new and significant silhouette. Coats of dis- tinctian in smart woolens . . furless or the new the new v . coats for day- time, sports or evening in ‘attractive new Spring $16.75 to $69.50 Accessories— Not only assume a great- fore, but must be con- er importance than be- sidered from an ensemble Gordon’s presents exactly the right accessories to make for costume perfection .. Hose, Hand Bags, Flow- loves.