The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 11, 1932, Page 2

W () () | 4 samsmama PoaaanN B e - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 193 , e = AR SOEOTON: FOR STAR BRAND / SHOES 'NEW LOWER PRICES TOMMY LAD TIES | HEAVY UNBLEACEHD MUSLIN, 12 yards for £25-191.00 PRINTED PATTERNS IN TICKING, 6 '\zu'(L for L3180 NEW AND COLORFUL CRETONNES, 6 yards for ...... 1.00 WHITE OUTING FLANNEL, 27 in., per yard ........... 10 WHITE HUCK TOWELS, each et IO ) COTTON CREPE, Pastel Shades, 6 yards for ... 1.00 RAYON SATINS, Pastels, 3 yards for ...ji oo ooienn.. 1.00 RUFFLED CURTAINS, per pair ... Ui 1.00 TURKISH TOWELS, Green Border, 22x44, 4 for ... 1.00 COLORED WASH CLOTHS, 6 for ... .. cofilE 20 COLORED DISH CLOTHS, Cellophane Wrapped, 3 for.... 25 LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS, each NEW SPRING PRINTS, 6 yards for in sizes 4 to 8, per ik .. .. GAMBLING LID GRANDSON OF LIFTS TONIGHT ~ KING MARRIES RTR B HALL BDM![]N GIRL “Days of '98"" Will Be Fea- Prince Lennart, of Swed-| en, Weds Daughter of Wealthy Man LONDON, March 11. * tured by American Le- | gion, Auxiliary Old and young, oldtimers and Cheechacos will be at A, B. Hall to- night when the ays of '98” will be revived under the aus] the American Legion and the Aux-|a wealthy iliary. | The hall will bs almost a replica of one of the many ol e dance halls and gambling palaces. Old- the daughter of a commoner. | The behind the layouts, which will in- ¢lude roulette, faro and Klordike fables. .iDance hall girls will be l.ete so- ! |in Sweden. LUNCHEON.CLOTHS, with Napkins, each ... LADIES’ PURE"SILK CHIFFON HOSE, pair VERY SPECIAL—Just 24 pairs of LADIES’ SLIPPERS, (Capt. Stoner — Prince Lehnart, grandson of King Gustav of Sweden, was married today to | of | Miss Karin Nissvandt, daughter of holm business man, The Prince renounced his rights to the throne in order to marry couple came here a week A B hairs | 880 for the marriage as King Gus- fime dealers will be in their chairs tay refused to give his consent: per- | mitting the marriage to take place |york City to San Francisco on the ‘The Prince.and his wife plan to . /iy AND, PATTERNS HAS JUST ARRIVED NDS i@mfifie DEPARTMENT STORE” BUTTONS ARE " COMING BACK: ' Transferred to Seattle Will Be Connected with| Alaska Cable System —Orders Tssued VANCOUVER, Wash,,: March 11, | —Capt. Frank E. Stoner, Signali “Corps, U. 8. Army, a former resi- | dent of this city and at the present |time on duty in the-office of the | /Chief ' Signal Officer, Washington, | D. C, has been .assigned to duty | with ths Washington-Alaska Mili- tary Cable and Telegraph System, according to information received {rom the War Department by Ninth Corps ' Area Headquarters at the Presidio-of 8an Francisco, Cal, Capt.. Stoner will: sail from New. {United States Army transport sched= juled: to. sail from.that port on or live in Switzerland and raise cat- liciting a dance and then husile %0 g’ about June 18, and upon arriyal in| the bar with their ‘partners for a AR o L. A their double drink. and reap iIn Dercentage. T games and the dancing will #tart at 9:30.sharp tonight. There will be plenty of money in sight | for all players and prizes for both | flo men and women will be awarded to ‘ gurat the biggest winners. a mind to, ¥ e - - ———————— + Old papers at ‘I'ne Irpire. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay s are needed and will inau- | any courting they may have San Franciseo, will immediately leave for Seattle, Wash,, where hs TCRONTO—The debutantes are win report to the officer in charge going to give a spinsters’ dance and | ¢ the cable and telegraph system. all the boys have to do is to be| | there. The young ladies will call washington and & graduate of the for their young men, supply what |Signal School of '28. { Captain Stoner is a native of JUNEAU MAN SHIVERS IN PRESCOTT; ARIZ. Several million Westerners start the day on Wings of the Morning! | . Prescoit, Ariz, has experienced a | | much more rigorous winter than| Juneau, J. R. Willis, former United aska. with headquarters. in this city,| ! says in a: 0. M, 8. Whittier, P it Collector of Cus: 6%, “This is. more :fim, weather than | T experi 1 in 20 years' residence - accustomed good ‘formerly a, resident Ico-operauve)y ‘enough anti- hog serum and virus to " 11,500,000 nogs. S States Collectpr, of Customs for Al-] i Boys” Four in Hands 35, 50, 65 cents each 7 MANSFIELD SOCKS FOR MEN ‘ Black, Blue, Gray and Cordovan—Sizes 9% to 12 | 5 Pairs for $1.00 These Give Real Service TOMMY LAD BLOUSES Plain and Fancy Patterns 75¢, $1.00 and $1.25 each CONGOLEU M RUGS 18x36—25 cents each ‘ MEN’S 100% WOOL SWEATER COATS All Sizes $3.50 Each | MEN’S HEAVY BLUE BIB OVERALLS Sizes 36 Special —$1.00 Pair S0 ARE CLAMS Styies Are Changing for Women—New Indus- try Springing Up " By SUE McNAMARA WASHINGTON, D, €., March 11. —Women may be buttoning their dresses up the back again, Placid clams along the Missis- §ippj propagating more rapidly be- cause. of recent experiments made hy the Bureau of Fisheries, are partly responsible. 8o is the trend toward styles of long ago. Pearl buttons, obtained from the lowly clam, already are dotting early spring costumes. - There is a tendency to ornament the backs of daytime dresses with buttons fol- lowing the examples of the evening gown, which has most of its adorn- ment there. ! “Retail stores report a big sale of | buttons,” says W. P. Pickett, presi- dent of the National Asociation of Button Manufacturers. “With a scarcity of ready money, more wo- men are making their own clothes.” Provides Work Along Rivers [ Back of the glimmering mother- | of-pearl buttons on women'’s cloth- | ing i5 a fascinating story of work proyided thousands along the rivers of the middle west. | .. Muscatine, Iowa, is rated the manufacturing center of the pearl button industry. Along the strefi.ms} of Towa and boring states an '’ ich ' in turn provide stay-at-home wo- W] AT THE HOTELS to 44 BOXING BOARD " OF TERRITORY - PAYSOWNWAY Is Cne Board :)f Territory; . that Showed Profit . ! for Past Year Nineteen Thirty-One was a pros- perous for at least one of the Terr] S g nmental agencies. ation to pay its own was the Terirtorial on which not only . but has remitted ury the sum of $62.50 in excess of the costs of its oper-/ ations, it was announced today by ! Gov. George A. .Parks, The Commission last year had | receipts aggregating $485.04. Taxes | on’gate receipts were $346.54 and . Ticense fees totaled $138.50, Its ex- | penditures, including salary of its cretary, office rent, printing and' {postage and miscellanedus items, | were $422.50. | The Commission is composed of Ketchikan men—J. F. Talbot, chair- man, K. Jessen, seoretary, and ‘L. E. Erickson the third member. —— e @ | Gastineau Alexander Murray, S. Anderson, Juneau. Alaskan { % ¢ e .| (ast summer to bat mg; Antonsen, E. Richardson, Ju | clinch the second base Job thiy year. i ers Hornshy, quite a second baseman | it alone, for Hcrnsby has other things to attend to. Zynda Dr. H. W. Alberts, Junzau, i 15 eredited with starting the indus- | 3 s8N o @y in this country, “According o ithe jstory, the manufacturer worked his way west In search of the elu- 4 (| sive clam, I Fairport, near here, ‘o TOMMY LAD BELTS FOR BOYS All Leather and All Sizes 65¢ and 75¢ each TAN AND GREEN WINDOW SHADES Jelt of Elastic—A 36x6 90 cents each MEN’S sorted Suit—$§2. DRESS OXFORDE Built for Real S S PAJAMAS STAR BRAND e—For Men $4.95 Pair DRESS OXFORDS FOR LADIES Cuban heel, 4 eyelets and ties. “Sizes 314 to 8 C Width $5.00 per Pair NEW WALL PAPER—1932 PATTERNS For every room in the house—as low as 25 cents for Double Roll Billy Herman, 327 in 25 A LARGE SHIPMENT OF ST4R BRAND. SJ#OES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY IN NEW SPRING STYLES CO., Inc. - Associated Press Photo who came up to the Chicago Cubs from Loulsyille games and field satisfactorily, Is out to Peculiarly enough, Manager Rog- himseif, hopes Billy can handle T TS Ends Saiurday Night SOME WONDERFUL BARGAINS Buttons will be used as omn-'v " With a tax ranging as high as $1500 a day for & performance, | Tennessee, Is being passed. by thig' year by the circuses, i ) ¥ ARE OFFERED FOR CASH AERIAL BRANCH TO COME NORTH ; Mouton, Federal Di- vision. Inspector, Com- g for Conference To confér ‘with thé Go elating to enforceme S govéning airplane op- in ‘Alaska Edison E. Mou- the arch 22, it was announ lay by Gov. George A. Parks, | Mr. Mouton ma s headquar- ters In San Francisco, and has charge of inspectors on the Pacific {Coast’ and in Alaska. | It is expected the conference | will resuit in a policy of more reg- | ular . inspect of aircraft and plane person: in the Territory, and a stricter enforcement of Fad- €ral and Territorial regulations de- signed to obtain a. greater d qree | of safety for air travel. Mr. M probably will remain here s | days. | ——————— EWoman, Big Game Hunter, {Goes After Tropical Fish PALM BEACH, Fla., March 11— A woman bear hunter and her {husband, both of whom have set enviable records as hig game nim- |¥ods of the Northwest, have launch- ed an expedition which has as its | 8oal capture of the largest possible 1 riment of tropical fish. | They are Mr. and Mrs. W. R. | Peterson, of Nashua, N. H., who, ter taking an eight-foot sailfish {in the Gulf Stream pear here, push- |ed on to more Southern Florida Peterson on her regular fall N hunting trip last year bagged a bl bear, a large bull |moose and two. large buck deer | within three days, She killed the | moose with a single rifle shot at morz2 than 400 yards. | —--— 'HOONAH WOMAN DIES IN THIS CITY Mrs. Anna Metzjoy, an Indian m Hoonah, died this forenoon in Government, Hospital of tuber- Funeral arrangements advices from the husband, d from otk Not Only Cheaper but Better RICE & AHLERS CO. GOOD PLUMBING “We tell you in advance what job will cost” - THEO. S. PEDERSON ALASKA HOME DECORATOR g Estimates Furnished Free General Painting Contractor Shop Phone 354 Res. Phone 402 Shop at Third and Seward MIDGET LUNCH NOW OPEN Home Cooking MODERN PRICES Owned and Operated by MR..AND MRS, TOM STURGE “If You Can’t Eat at Home Eat at THE MIDGET” o oo