The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1929, Page 2

Merchandise ] CHILDREN'S" 'UNDER- WEAR is now complete, and we invite your business in same. SCHSOH&E) Our line of WOMEN'S and Lfldl silkk and wool union suits, 2 styles--high neck, long sleeves, ankle lenath and low neck, no sleeve, t =Y 3> knee length. Sizes 3(}-44. Price $3.50. < union suit, $1.35. 'Boys’ part wool union suit, $1.50 and $1.75. Sizes 4-16. Girls’ sleeveless, knee length union suit, $1.50. Girls’ silk and wool, long sleeve, ankle length union suit, sizes 4-14, $2.25. il i Boys’ fleece lin d () e Ne( 5 o We have a line of womzn’s undergarments at ex- tremely low prices. Values up to $5.00 now on our bargain counter at $1.00 a garment. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneaw’s Leading Department Store | GALV! ON TO REVIVE | | - THE DAII.,Y ALASKA 600D 0D PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR Forecast for Juneam and vicinity, beg"uing 4 p. m. today: PIRE MONDAY NOV. 4, 1929. Weather Condnlons As Rccorded hy the U.S. Weather Bureau | Special Fair and colder tonight, Tuesday fair; gentle variable winds. P G A M ET TOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp., Humidity Wind Velocity Weather F S(, 4 p. m. yest'y 23.90 40 95 s 8 Rain : ° : 5 Rain & x ealuxes _l4 a. m. today 30.20 38 85 NE 3 ; ; ccured for Meet Noon foday ... 3026 - 44 %8 ¢ Pt Clay o mg Tomorrow Night — \ in"Gradé School CABLE AND RADIO REFORTS ! G “TODAZ e The regular monthly meeting of Highest 4pm. | Low 4cm. 4am. Precip. 4am. i AT THE QEW the Juneau Parent-Teacher Asso- |Stations- temp. temp. | emp. | cnmp Ve.ocicy 24 hrs. Weather | ciation will be held tomorrow, Tues- 'fzrrc: el EOF GOC W T e e GAS TINEA U CAFF day evening, in the auditorium of 28 28 | 18 22 22 0 Cldy 7 |the Grade school building at a‘g N SRR Lk 18- 22 6 Trace Snow i c'clock. The program committee of .18 12 It w6y, o — 0 Clear 3 | the Association announces it has 18 2 -4 -2 — 0 Clear | 5 P. M. TO 8 P, M. arranced for what is balieved to 22 20 16 18 e 0 Pt. Cldy i be the most instructive and gnter- 40 40 34 34 : 0 Clear ;; H | taining program put on by the As- .42 T4 36 36 - 14 Cear | S ORT ORDERS scciation for some time. The fol- 44 40 32 40 0 04 Rain | Y s ! lowing nimbers will bo pr A . 46 42 28 30 % 0 Clear 9 rial Busi es. » H Eoys Glee Club, in tvo nu 5 40 37 8 3 101 Rain % e nessman’s Luncheon | Sucan-Ann-Marie, wi Tem R 50 44 36 36 0 58 Pt. Cldy lingshafer in a solo part, 22d Sh 48 44 40 40 0 82 Clear ard Boy. = - 38 40 24 0 Clear Vocal solos, “Pale Mnon” ani 56 54 40 42 . 0 Clear “Smiling Through,” by Mrs. C. E | . 66 62 | a8 . 0 Clear (Klpste. ancisco ... 82 80 | 58 58 % 0 Clear | | FUififi'li’l’ii {x‘h iroes /11'{'" ! COTTON SHOW THIS nAx. ‘ | fl r("( rred I in g{ e Hl)rl GALVESTON, Tex., Nov. 4—Gal-| on’s cotton carnival is to vived this year for the first ti since the war. Exhibits at the show, to be h November 19 to 25, will repi the entire range of cotton t products. A “pageant of pi |is to depict improvement in me ds of handling cotton during last half century. ik cotton style | 1e contes | [ negroes who will s ‘;puu 1d bales into tiers On Ls»il('wor Athletic phasis e jcan college maendation of th on based on ¢ how. k 51 5 error t of tha academic dm.‘ces ft lete, but a weak hurdies of examin The practices the Foundation sta to greater promo lege and in should “be br | hold aches in ‘which little large of & nure of | where they do not nn penditure of time and mo: at mrun with any ide. salary paid to the ch at about 100 in- I mn‘ to be $6,107, | 2 1l professor | ed on the the edu- ity for which ihe Of the tho nds of individus cases of recru; B ctudied, al The United States, a poor third only 30Pc 1900 in Latin-American trade, tive office now buys and goods | athletic officers in 50 per Subsndica take the form of s |there than England, 2 ny cax.xmm‘d MAY SUCC ED STRESEMANN and | | former years. Associatea Press Photo _ Either former Chancellor Joscph Wirth (left), centrist minister eas, or Rudolf E citscheid, socialist member of the to step :ato the late Dr. Gustav Stresemann's the dlrjcfle * of German forcign polisy through plan, 5 fect hig! me | eld l th- the There also will 00- |after January 1, 1930, and it will be between teams |Perative that every ex-service m |Marine Corps, and who served du. ‘ka, by Dr. H. W. Chase, President er ‘announced today that they feel par- | . | ticularly fortunate in securing the |talent they have for Tuesday night's | ‘program and urge the Juneau pub- i, ilic to avail itself of this evening's | entertainment. Ta'k on Scouting, by Fred E *Less than 10 miles. Baker, of Seattle, Wash., Field Or- | ganizer and Executive. Girls' Glee Club, presenting TE—Observations at Barrow, ade at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m,, are m cAlready established as Seattle’s most popular hotel Fort Yukon, Tanana and Eagle | Juneau time. The “Maid of the West.” Pictures of wild animals of Alas- |ins: d falling in that vicinity. ka southward. by her is clear over mo. g Sea coast. Temp: the Territory. of the Alaska Game Commission. fol Pictures will be thrown upon the Th sereen. The officers o of the Association tions « b;;ometric pressure is moderately low near the Alaska Pen- Showers have fallen clearing except at Kodiak where light rain continues. f tures It is moderately high from East- B in Southern Alaska, ot o et i the means of all” the Benjamin Franklin offers an abundance of those camforts necéssary to pleasant travel;and in a few short months, the tefreshing attentiveness and completeness of itsservice has broughtflattering commentfrom the Interior and unsettled on have fallen in nearly ali por- uch enlistment during i War, make out his or n immediately, it was y by LelRoy Vestal, Service n Legion for Alaska. an- De- There is no charge || to any of the P.-T. A, progmms the o{ilccrs sfsmd justed Compensation Cer- the her roads program, requires all male is in the form of a 20-year | | tifics | paid-up life insurance policy com- puted on the length of the veteran's' serv one dollar for service in the United States, and $125 for vETS TD APPLY lfo ervice. . The face of the ange from .$59 to $1,587. ongress has, from year to year extended the time for making th: 4 , but so far this year made no move to set the ad again. It is doubtful | they will do so, therefore it is| ry for everyone entitled to the certificate to make their appli- jcation immediately. All ex-service men and women! Applications for adjusted L‘C)m-;"h” have not received their ad- pensation for service in the armed Justed compensation are advised to| forces of the United States will not |gct in touch immediately with A be received by the War Department ‘ Vestal. 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