The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 8, 1930, Page 8

20 JUNEAU WILL HAVE ARTICLE : N HANDBOOK - MISS JARMAN GOES Yacht Club to Fumhh Ma- TO KETCHIKAN FOR terial for Pacific Motor Boat Publication Mater cilities, J 1 entry in De- ompanied by will leave on ¥ in ?‘w w Pacific tor Bo be a list of of th until - STORE HOURS For the accommddation of the|o trade, this store will be open |in the Thursday evening, April 10. "1([\ B.M. BEHRENDS CO,, Inc handbook is widely circu- | ed, not only on the Pacific Coast “The Store for Women Who Seek ."Uphi»lil';lim] Smartness” The New Smart Bags The decidedly new fabric bags, chic pouch, self top straps and smart new versions of the fold-over envel- ope shapes in a wide assortment of colors and materials. The New Hosiery Colors Colors are important this Spring in Hosiery All the Season’s Newest and Smart harmonizing color tones to meet the most exacting tastes, Smart Chie Lingerie Fashion has made a decided change in Women's Underthings. Never be- fore were they smart, alluring and distinctively feminine. See the New Pajama and Night Gown En- sembles, Dress Slips, Panties, Bloom- ers, Vests, Dance Sets, Vest and Bloomer Combinations, Chemises, ete, 50 i lll II ISEATTLE FRUIT | STORE MEN ARE NOW IN JUNEAU - J. Peha and S. A. Light DECLAM/\T!ON MEET of Northwest Chain Store Are Here Pac a number of |in Seattle, and this winter ope new market in the Grecnvmnl in North Seattle. Light, after leaving here went first, to Ketchikan and lat r: ttle, with Piggly-Wigg! 3 became connected with U 1 Pruit -Compan; manager of the Green |thy blonde woman with whom he lud a love affair with. e SLAYS MOTHER | . FORINSURANGE; f“%ismfi%uc%”fouf - PRYS PENALTY . \oulh Hangéd in London for Crime — Wealthy Blonde in Triangle Ladies’ Queen Quality SLIPPLERS JUST RECEIVED Priced $6.00 to $7.50 J. M. SALOUM of San Diego, n, well-known visitor in Ju- neau tod w, while the Yukon is in port. She is on her way to Fair- banks where she will visit with her son. Although Joe Crosson has been flying in Alaska for several years, his mother is making her first trip north, She declared herself al- ready attracted by the Territory| - and is anxious, she said, to see more of it. Robbins, also of San Diego, travelling to Fairbanks with Crosson. He is to be conne with the Alaska Airways, Inc., as |Grant N. Elliott, Seattle flier, who | ngled his mother, aged |is also aboard the Yukoa. as she lay in her bed at| This morning the party visited A te last autumn, then set the |With Gov. George A. Parks. Mrs room afire. |Crosson expects to remain in thP; Fox had previously insured his|Interior about three weeks, at the | a considerable |end of which time she will return to the States. It is probable her noney [son will come south with her for a | vacation. vill remain here for several nd are now registered at the Gastineau Hotel. — AT THE ROLLER RINh RN | ay night, April 9th, the DIAMOND RING WILL BE of the Unii- | A wARDED. Special attractions accompanied bY | will be offered and a general ad- Same | mission charge of 25 cents will be |Sidney Fox was hanged this '~ /made. The new owner of the rine |i must be a lady and over 16 years| T crowd that had gathered| *© > |of age and it is further stipulated |outside the prison disperse 'l qui that she must be in the audience when notice was posted that when the award is made. \nuth had paid the prml y for adv. JUNEAU AMUSEMENT CO. |c e | ARD PARTY | The Ladies of Mooseheart Le- gion will give a CARD PARTY chains of its kind Tuesday evening, April 8th, in the mother's life for ic Northwest It has Moose Hall at 8:00 p. m. Good sum tores operating s and refreshments. Public| Evidence showed he des! invited. —adv. [to go to Australh to join a weal- on Business 7 LONDON, April 8. — Within less than three weeks after his convic- 1 for the murder of his mot SOMETHING NEW Buy one bar FAIR SEX TOILET SOAP for 10 cents and PAY 1 CENT for an EXTRA BAR GARNICK’S, Phone174 morning. to Juneat v el his Fruit Company is one A Fascinating and Enchanting Display of the Smart New Spring Mode for Daytime, Afternoon and Evening N A Distinguished Collection of Fashion’s Newest I nterpretations A collection of Frocks, Ensembles, Suits Coats and Evening Gowns so beau- tiful, so varied, interpreting the new mode sumptuously but youthfully, are here in all their delightfully feminine gracefulness for the discerning fashionables who demand that thrift be a definite part of smartness. The new charming feminine silhouette, the new exquisite color tones and fabrics, and all the Season’s Newest Style Versions in Evening Gowns are to be found here. Colorful FOOTWEAR SPRING, of course, is a colorful sea- son for clothes—and the correct com- plement for the gay attire of the new season is Footwear that harmonizes not only with the shades of apparel, but with the mood. Here is such Footwear that will win feminine ap- proval instantly — approval because the styles are authentic, the colcrs are correct, the leathers are sturdy and the workmanship is of the custom variety. You are cordially invited to View our Spring Display either for Serious Shopping or Just to see what’s New and Smart. il lIIIIIIIllllIIIII|IIIIIIIlIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII|HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIII||IllllllllllllllllmufllllllIIIIIIllIl|||IIIIIIIIIHII|IIIIIIIIIII|IlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllllIlIfi