The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 2

) A M D e T T N TR TSR A R e A N O ST S R RS IR 00 10 e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930 HERE ARE A FEW RED HOT SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. We Guarantee the Quality to Be Exactly as Advertised on Evory f;ém Printed Silks-- All our printed silks go on sale at greatly reduced prices. Gay patterns or modified motifs. Many | colérs and patterns to choose from. Regularly|= priced from $2.25 to $3.50. H - » yard SILK TAFFETA Fifteen JUNGLE PRINTS Polo Pique and shepherd checks. Our regu- plain shades Two heavier weight cotton | materials for summer . Regular 65¢ yard. Price 50¢ yard lar $2.50 quality. Sale Priced— | | g 5 & g charming styles, new pat- | mer dresses. Many gay col- | terns, lovely colors that | ors, new patterns. Ages 7|8 will not fade. to 14, = $1.95 yard Sale COTTON PRINTS The better quality, fast col- or cotton dr yrints. Pret- ty patterns, ummery shades. Regular 50c yard. Sale Price 40¢ yard LADIES’ HOUS FROCKS Smart summer dresses of many different, sheer, cool all guaranteed Regular $2.75. fast col Sale Pr CHILDREN’S DRESSES An amazing GIRLS” DRESSES Just wonderful values.| of | Girls’ new fast-color sum- array .50 Two for $1.95 each ‘ Ladies’ Rainceats-- Here is a year round necessity. A heavy weight, super quality lined rain coat. All s 16 to 44. $5.95 Turkish Towels-- ‘ Here is a special towel. A superior two thread | towel with colored borders. Size 22x44. 50c¢ towel at the special price of 3 for $1.00 Curtains- All 29.75 DRESSES NOW Boys® Woolwear Suits- An odd lot of panel curtains, lace and rayon, finished with neat hems and fringe. $1.00 each LT T e T LT U LT T LT T A Clearance Sale of All REMAINING DRESSES and COATS Here are the prices—none will be reserved so pick yours out early. ' 50 DRESSES Sizes 14 to 44, in plainfand printed silks, also many chiffons— All $6.75 DRESSES NOW .._$ 3.95 All 12,50 DRESSES NOW .. 9.95 Al 19.75 DRESSES NOW ___ 14.75 ... 22,50 CoATS 1 o d e ALL GROUPED FOR JULY CLEARANCE A1 §15.00 IIIllllllllilii‘“lll}lIIIIIIIIIllililllllIIIIIIllllmullllllllllll This famous brand of boys’ clothing is the best you can buy. Here they are, this week only at 25'Per Cent Off Ladies’ Sweaters- You' can always use a good sweater., Now you can get one at a real low price. All our sweaters, coat styles, or pull-overs. Sale Price $1.95 and up A regular | Children’s Coajfl"' All our children’s coats are inelided in 4 genérous mark down for clearance. Buy now for the fall season. L3 pi 25 Per Cent Off CHILDREN’S HOSE } CREPE GOWNS A clean up of children’s | ‘L:uliux’ crepe night gownsj Sy ahlone e e e | made of fast color, excel- summer hose. Broken sizes lent quality krinkly crepe. RAYON STEP-INS Two styles; taifored style with three rows of colored fanstitch trimming, or lace Bew);if\i\, new ginfast, tubfast - cretonnes in art- erash effects at the excep- é |Men’s Dress Oxfords- £'A new oxford in’ the “Staf F;mil.)-'." Made on a new last in the latest style. Black or tan. $4.95 pair - — MEN’S SOCKS A strong hose for every day wear. Grey, brown and black. 5 é 5 pair for $1.00 BOY'S CAPS New patterns and colors in boys’ caps with a non- breakable visor, " 81.25 each WINDOW SHADES A koml quality window shade. Tan or green. 36 inehes wide, 6 feet long. 95¢ each MEN’S UNION SUITS Heavy cotton union suits. It is economy to buy two suits for $3.45 HEAVY WOOL SOX Men’s heavy wool sox. Grey or white. 2 pair for 95¢ BOYS’ BLOUSES Famous Tommy Lad blous- | es. Fancy and plain colors. | Ages 6 to 12. $1.25 and $1.50 quality— 95¢ Men’s Work Shoes- ‘A heavy work shoe, all leather, in black or tan, ".One of the famous Star Brand Shoes. $3. 1o 95 pair Armstrong’s Linoleum- ”'(}onuine Armstrong’s accolac finish printed lino- leum. The accolac finish saves the housewife as well as the linoleum, > of Sale price 95¢ square yard TABLE CLOTHS Go ut‘f'l qualitg mercerized lunch' eloths. Size 44x44. White only. RUFFLED CURTAINS A“rufvflet'i curtain you will feel proudi to show. Fast color ruffle. Complete with iceable hose, Regularly { d ¢ - e priced to 65c. i $1.00 trimmed. Regulst $125 | fional price of ti¢. bagk and valance, 3 pair $1.00 | $1.00 ‘each 45¢c yard $1.00 each $1.05 P T - T RGeS L P i o ¥ 0 — + 4 OPEN THURSDAY EV NG JULY 10TH A Hosver extended the nation’s welcome nds of the White House. iding at right of Mr, Hoovar. last year, the equivalent of 450,000 |ygiye « |head of cattle, since to Rear A:imlrul Byrd an He is shown shaking hands with lsackson - Er! ouz’ Argentina exported 1,650,000 cfl-m] Exports of American medicina' had |cf corned beef to the United States |products to Asid have grown bad v NO- APPROV ALS NO EXCHANGES ‘NO REFUNDS aled Photo d (nle hardy band ot in} pietury from $2,600,000 to $3,700,000% te; 1927, " PR SR DER 3 ey only roclaimation, € had tangible access to title. before-hand. {ehamplon in some sections of “}itie Unibh ‘of 'Socialist Soviet ising the larger por- - Universe. In fact it is the aforesaid far-flung or ‘the U. 8. 'S. R. cares whb is champion, whatever &' tontract for exclusive news, Champlonships, a number of them have beeti won or lost on fouls, but only' when the victim or his op- * Atter all, it may not seriotsly dis- mnt ternational relations even if Bchmeling is regarded onhly as a A, Germany, and Litbuania,| & HAWTHORNE, Nevada, July 10— ~—The new $3,500,000 naval muni- tions depot under construction here is elose to an abundance of prac- tically all the raw materials that enter into the manufacture ‘in the British Empire s t we must be serious about 1t 1volved 1A {yorg, it will be time enough to pass the laurel to Der Maxie, a game Ridk if and when he demonstrates a tighting prowess. For being, John J. Fan may con~ ‘hi 1f fortunate to have plonship claime there &re rest peacefully in Germany. * Max Mehmeling, it seems, is @& ‘businéss man, anyway. The stell & story about his sighing Paper| . wASHINGTON, D. C. July 10— MaX | when Miss Alva M. Seger, daugh- the single break. et the muhitions. the drate. other lesser minerals. > —————————— LR SN | MAJESTIC HOUR “Thside the ring a fighter who is fouled, gets the decision (usually). Outside the ring, this year alone, fans have paid nearly $1,000,000 for the Sharkey-Bcott and Sharkey- | Sélitheling bouts, without getting a RAW MUNITIONS MATERIAL ABOUNDS NEAR NEW DEPOT Within a radius of 50 miles are big, deposits of pure alum, sulphur, kaolin, barium, bentonite, hemitite iron, diatomaceous earth and bru- cite, the latter a magnesium hy- The sage-covered hills also shound in lead, copper, zine, and MARRIAGE RANKS DAUGHTER AROVE MOTHER IN CAPITAL Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S, Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneam and vicinity, bes'~ning 4 p. m. today: ' Cloudy, probably showers tonight and Friday; gentle winds, mostly southerly. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wina Veloelty Weathe ' 4 p.m, yest'y ... 3008 60 68 w 6 Cldy 4 a. m. today ... 30.09 52 96 N 1 Cldy Noon today 30.16 58 8 Sw 2 Clay CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS " 1 — TODAY Highest 4pm. | Low 4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. Stations— temp. temp. | emp. temp. Velocity 24 hrs. Weather Barrow .. . 42 36 | : Nome ... 48 46 | 40 4 12 34 Cldy Bethel - 54 48 | 42 44 8 01 Rain Fort Yukon .. k(1 0 | 52 64 e 02 Clear Tanana 3 66 64 | 52 56 - 0 Cldy Fairbanks . 72 68 | Eagle ¥ 580 70 | 48 64 - 0 Clear &t. Paul ... 46 44 | 40 46 8 04 Pt Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 52 50 40 42 s 0 Olear Kodiak .. 52 50 | 48 43 10 52 Rain > (Cordova ....... 62 54 |, 46 48 4 04 Rain | Juneaun . . 61 60 | 52 52 1 Trace Cldy | Ketchikan . % ) 68 | 46 46 2 0 Clear Prince Rupert .. 66 66 i 50 52 0 0 Cudy i Edmonton ... 84 82 | 64 64 ¥ 0 Cldy | Seattle . Al 4 | 58 58 0 0 Cldy Portland i W 8 | 58 60 s [} Cldy\ San Francisco ... 58 58 | 52 54 3 0 Cldy! Spokane ... 98 96 | 72 72 ? 0 Pt. Cldy | Vancouver, B. C. 80 . | 60 60 0 0 Cldy *—Less than 10 miles, | NOTE.—Observations at Alaskan mainlana stations, except Ju- | nean, Cordova and Fairbanks are made at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m | Juneau time. The pressure is low from the Gulf of Alaska northwestward and: high from the Aleutian Islands and Southeastern Alaska south-' yward. It is rising in Bering Sea and falling in the Gulf of Al- oska. Light scattered showers have fallen in Alaska except tha! |Southeast and the weather is clear in the upper Yukon Valley. Tem- | peratures have risen in the upper Yukon Valley and are unusually: ‘\hlgh in Eastern Washington, | }’:md underwent a major operation this morning. She is reported as doing nicely early this afternoon. Alfred Mikelson underwent an B R flAnGAsTING Icpcrntiun for appendicitis early to- | day. 3 EVERY SUNDAY nooge s o & | CROSS BATS TONIGHT National High School Band | The League leading Moose and | Orchestra Featured— |tuc lowly Eiks, who are tied for Yl din | Juneau Girl in Them |cellar honors with the Vets, will iclash tonight at 6:30 o'clock. This : game was schedul r last ni The Majestic Hour broadcasl from |52 Ws scheduleq for last night but was transferred to this evening {Interlochen, Michigan, every Sunday to permit ‘the final Fourtk [J‘ld Inight until the end of next montn | ' Permit the gl oy series game to be played. |features the National High Scho.l| $ |Orchestra and Band w%th )vmnl: Disfiager Att” Mojybunon had not ichorus of 100, under the direction!Picked his heaving choice this af- |of Jos. E. Maddy, Professor of|tcrnoon. He has Jack Schmitz, | Musical Education at the Univer |Cunningham and Andrews available. lsity of Michigan, Childrén througt:.| The EIks will start either Osborne cut the nation are interested i|CF Junge, Manager Messerschmidy |this broadcast and Juneau in par- cald. |ticular for Alice Merritt was se- |lected from thousands of boys and' L |giris for ner abity to pay’ e RELIEF FROM CURSE (flute and is attending the National | OF CONSTIPATION |High School Camp and is a mem- | B st . This | ber of the archestra and band. Th | A Battle Crecs puysician says, | “Constipation is responsible for |is a natiopal recognition for ths Juneau girl. D 4 g \more misery than any other cause.” | But immediately relief has been The players are being taught at thie school by such nationally known f(ound. A tablet called Rexall Order- figures in the world as John Philiy | ; " i lies has been discovered. This tab- |'Sousa, Percy Grainger, I»!uwarj‘h}t atis S o P |Hansen, Henry Berbruggen, John|; {Erskine, Hollis Dann, Leo Sowerby, | 1t the lazy, dry, evaculating bow- a v ’lel called the colon. The water ltl::, Meyer and others of reputa {100seE > hie” Arv*' 18w whate and g z 4 tle, thorough, natural The Majestic is making it pos_‘causes b i/l 2 sible for these promising boys flr‘»,i‘:;o‘éi::ex;; cr:::‘;‘;‘ tl::g?sg B habls i1glrls to be heard over the comp!e?e Stop suffering from constipation. rational network of the Columbia |Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. Broadcasting System. The camp is ~ |Next day bright. Get 24 ror 25¢ {financed by the cooperation of "“‘(oday dt the nearest Rexall Drug Rotary Clubs, Chambers of Com-| merce, Kiwanis Clubs and musical\smre' Butler-Maure Drug Co. adv crganizations. —— i LT T TR T T L HOSPITAL 'NOTES Edmond Westby, who was dis- charged from St. Ann’s hospital June 16, reentered this morning for medical treatment. Kenneth Lassiter was dismissed today. He lost two fingers several weeks ago while employed on the { Federal and Territorial building. Mrs. R. E. Southwell was ad- mitted to the hospital last night' | | THE NEW IDEAL . SHOPPE ‘ ‘ | 218 Front Street | | MARY HAMMER H | | | Alaskan Novelties—Swedish and | 3 | Finnish Copperware——xnlves:] 2 S NGBETRE T i W ¥ i e g | ’ 118 Seward St. Phone 25 ) i L O T ; 8] p¥ e B New Ideas in Furniture "' FOR THE DINING ROOM J unéau-Young Hardware Co.