The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 8, 1929, Page 2

B Printed Silks- Gay patterns or and patterns to choose priced from $2.25 to $3.50. Sale Prices—$1.75 to $2.7 Ladies’ Millinvr;y.- and combination materials. SILK PRINT Three attractive materials, silk and cotton and rayon mixtures. Regular $1.00 | and $1.25. Sale Price T8¢ yard SILK TAFFETA Fifteen plain shades and shepherd checks. Our regu- lar $2.50 quality. Sale |dr Priced— | $1.95 y.lrtl COTTON PRINTS | The better quality, fast col- or cotton dress prints. Pret- ty patterns, summery | shades. Regular 50c¢ yard. Sale Price 40¢ 7 ard E | CHILDREN’S | DRESSES ] An amazing array of | Girls’ charming styles, new pat- | terns, lovely colors that | | will not fade. \tu 14. $1.00 each Ladws’ Ramcoats— super quality lined rain coat. $r' ()r' Boys’ Wash Sults-- A stupendous nation-wide years. Blue, Turklsh Towels- 38¢ each CHILDREN’S HOSE A clean up of children’s | summer hose. Broken sizes, assorted colors, but all ser- viceable hose. Regularly priced to 65¢. 3 pair 85c order house prices. Here are a few of these RED HOT SPECIALS for this week only. We guarantee the quality to be exactly as advertised on every item. Mail orders filled while quantities last. must be postmarked not later than midnight, July 13th. ection of summer hats. Regular $6.00 values. | Sale Priced at $3.50 A superior cotton material | LYNDALE | in gay prints, st colors, 36 inches wide. ale Price .5()0 yard Jl NGLE PRINTS POLO PIQUE Two heavier weight cotton | materials for summery| ‘ es. sale Price LADIES" HOUSE | Staurt summer dresses of many different, sheer, cool materials, | fast colors. | Sale Price GIRLS’ DRESSES Just wonderiful values new fast-color sum- mer dresses. Many gay col- ors, new patterns. $1.69 each Here is a year round necessity. selling. All new, clever fast-color suits for the young lad 2 tan, green, white, cream, navy. Q.xlv Plll(‘ $l 0() ed(h Here is a special combination XX towel. two thread towel with colored berders. A regular 50c towel at the special price of CREPE GOWNS Ladies’ crepe night gowns made of fast color, excel- lent quality krinkly crepe. OMBINATI This store is one of over 1000 merchants throughout the entire country who are benefited by grouping their buying on a number of items thus securing them at Tow cost. passing these specials on to the customer at prices far below the usual chain-store and mail- Each item is a guaranteed high quality produgt All our printed silks go on sale at greatly reduced modified motifs. Many from. Regularly ln' yi rd S | | Straws, felts| LINENE guaranteed Regular 65¢ yard. 48¢ y.n‘d FROCKS all guaranteed Regular $2.75. $1.95 Ages 7 A heavy weight, All sizes 16 to 44. clean, to 8 A superior Size 22x44. 88¢ CHILDREN’S PLAY 2 for $1.25, 6 for $3.50 PANTIE DRESSES important event for misses 2 to 6 years. Made of select prints and broad- SUITS Play suits for all-day | A% strenuous outdoor play. 65¢ each cloths. Sale Price 79¢ 5 AN R AN R L o o e e N x Sllverware- Have you ever had enough silverware? Here is a timely selling of Flatware items at a special XX price. Teaspoons, soup spoons, salad forks, dessert spoons, tablespoons, butter spreaders, knives, forks, butter knives, sugar shells. 17 cents each Men’s Paj jamas- A sporty pajama good enough to wear in pubhc' Regular $3.50 avlue. 2 pair $5.95 IllIllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllI|IIIII|||II||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE A Clearance Sale Of All Remaining DRESSES and COATS Here are the sizes and the prices none will be reserved so pick yours out early. Dresses- g 1 size 14 10 size 38 4 size 16 4 size 40 11 size 8 2 size 42 Sale Prices from $3.95 to $33.95 Coats- 3 size 16 6 size 38 1 size 17 3 size 40 4 size 18 Sale Prices from $9.85 to $34.85 Boys’ Woolwear Suits- This famous brand of boys’ clothing is the best you can buy. Here they are, this week only at &5 Pgr Cent Off Ladies’ Sweaters- You can always use a good sweater. get one at a real low price. styles, or pull-overs. Qale Priced 51 .95 and up Now you can All our sweaters, coat Cluldren s Coats—- All our children’s coats are included in a generous mark down for clearance. Buy now for the fall season. 25 Per Cent Off RAYON STEP-INS Two styles; tailored style with three rows of colored fanstitch trimming, or lace trimmed. Regular $1.25 and $1.50. Sale Price 85c¢ ‘each CRETONNES Beautiful, new sunfast, tubfast cretonnes in art- crash effects at the excep- tional price of 45¢ yard CURTAIN NET A few select biéces of fan- cy. curtain material. Regu- lar «priee Abec yard. - Sale Price - COSTUME SLIPS High luster rayon twill sport satin slips. Attrac- tive colors. Regular $2.50 each. Sale Price $1.95 48c yard THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1929. SELLING This enables Letters Boys’ Tefims Shoes-- Fine quality shoes at a special price. 215 to 6 11 to 12 $1.95 pair Sizes 8 to 1014 $1.65 p.ur M en’s Dress Oxfords-- A new oxford in the “Star Family.” Made on a new last in the latest style. Black or tan. $5.95 pair MEN’S UNDERWEAR Nn-rib athletic underwear. Strong and serviceable. A CANVAS GLOVES Heavy quality canvas gloves with strong knitted new suit free if they rip. | wrists. Sizes 34 to 46. 3§ 5 pair for $1.00 each $1.00 MEN’S SOCKS | MEN’S UNION SUITS A strong hose for every | Heavy cotton union suits. day wear. Grey, brown | It is economy to buy two and black. suits for 5 pair for $3.45 $1.00 Y HEAVY WOOL SOX BOY’S CAPS Men’s heavy wool sox. Grey .| or white. New patterns and colors in ‘boys’ caps with a non- 2 pair for breakable visor. $1.25 each 95¢ BOYS’ BLOUSES Famous Tommy Lad blous- es. Fancy and plain colors. Ages 6 to 12. $1.25 and $1.50 quality— 98¢ WINDOW SHADES A good quality window shade. Tan or green. 36 inches wide, 6 feet long. 98¢ each Men’s Work Shoes- A heavy work shoe, all leather, in black or tan. One of the famous Star Brand Shoes. $3.95 pair Rag Rugs- An extra special rug at an extra special price. and miss style pattern. Size 27x54. 98¢ Hit Armstrong’s Linoleum ‘Genuine Armstrong’s accolac finish printed lino- ileum. The aceolac finish saves the housewife as well as the linoleum. ' Sale price 98¢ square yard | RUFFLED CURTAINS A ruffled curtain you will feel proud to show. Fast color ruffle. Plain white curtain. Complete with tie back and valance. 81.95 PHOENIX HOSIERY We put this in the corner to see if you would see it. One of the best values on this page. Service weight or medium weight, $2.00 quality. Sale Price TABLE CLOTHS G'o'od dua]ity mercerized lunch cloths. Size 44x44. White only. $1.00 each GUEST TOWELS Something you should al- ways have on hand. Three attractive horders, gold, blue or lavender. Regular 40c. Sale Price 3 for $1.00 $1.65 pair NO APPROV ALS NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS B. M. Behrends Juneau’s Leadmg Department Store ' | STORE HOURS THIS WEEK Daily—9 a. m. to 6 p. m ‘ O., InC. Wednesday—9 a. m. to 9 p: m. BROWNS TRIM N. Y. YANKEES American League Pacific Coast League Seattle 14; San Francisco 8. Mission 4; Oakland 3. Los Angeles 7; Portland 4. Hollywood 6; Sacramento 3. SUNDAY GAME National League Cincinnati 5; Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn 4; New York 0. Boston 3; Chicago 1. Philadelphia 10, 6; St. Louis 6, 28. ‘American League New York 3; St. Louis 1. Chicago 5; Philadelphia 4. STANDING Or CLUBS Pacifioc Coast League (Secorid half- of season) Crowder Does Great Pitch-|, SRy B v b 4 i s Angeles .....'T 1 875 ing Until Injured in San Pranciso ... 8 3 780 . ollywood . -l 1 2 4 Seventh Inning Mission TB8 e |Oakland 3 5 375 | ST. LOUIS, July 8. — The St.|Sacramento . 2 5 286 | Louis Browns evened the series Seattle 2 6 250 with the New York Yanks on Sun-|Portland 1 ki 125 day, behind effective pitching of | (Mission won thc first half of the Alvine Crowder, who held the Yan-| season.) kees to three hits until the seventh inning when he was hit on the| National ‘;‘e'";‘)“ . left wrist by a line drive off Dick- IPAttsburgh 45"‘ 2% l:;;* ey’s bat and forced to retire. He|opinage 4 ;5 832 suffered a possible fracture. iva York . 43 32 ‘573 shed the game allow- | |St. Louis 3 3% 50’7 Hoyt was dnwn from the box ankl\n S8 8 ol by the Browns who got eight hits ‘Ph“fldc]phm o o a A% = Boston 30 45 400 Cincinnati 26 45 366 i GAMES SUNDAY American League Pacific Coast League ! Won Lost Pet. Seattle 11, 8; San Francisco 14, 6. Philadelphia 53 19 736 Mission 4, 5; Oakland 1, 2. , |New York .4 21 620 Portland 4, 1; Los Angeles 14, 10, |St. Louis 45 28 614 Hollywood 0, 6; Sacramento 2, 7.|Detroit 40 36 526 National League ‘mevehnd 3. 37 493 Cincinnati 4, 7; New York 15, 8. .Wnshmyton .26 43 a7 Pittsburgh ; Brooklyn 6. | Chiicago s 50 351 | Chicago 15; Boston 4. | Boston 23 54 209 Gastineau unannel League Washington 1; Detroit 9. | Won Lost Pet. | Philadelphia 3; Chicago 9. | Douglas i 1 0 1.000 | New York 2; St. Louis 7. [Elk:; e reiusast 0 1.000 | Boston 2, 3; Cleveland 4, 0. | Moose 5 ! 1 500 | | American Legion.... 0 2 .000 GAMES SATURDAY | S e Try a HOT TAMALE after the show. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors, —— e Fresh rousied peanuts and pop- \rern. Junesu Ice Cream Parlors, { . ' FOR SALE ; FORGET-ME-NOT TEA ROOM Owing to ill-health it is neces- sary to sacrifice this paying business. Established five years. Terms can be ar- j ranged. MRS. KATHERINE HOOKER. Hammocks Now is the time of the year to enjoy the i fresh air and sunshine. Drop in and see our stock of hammocks, priced for quick sale. Juneau Y oung Hardware Co. “If It s Hardware We Have It” TRAVEL BY AIR j [ Sea plane “] uneau” FLIGHTS TO ANY POINT DESIRED Alaska-W ashington Airways PHONE 64 LARRY PARKS, Juneau Agent