The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 10, 1932, Page 2

COAT SALE Choice of Any Coat in Stock Values to $35.00 $13.50 Here are coats for practically every > on. Sports coats of rough tweeds. Dress coats of soft, y woolens! Coats with scarf ars, belted waistlines, and flares blue, and lighter spring colors, Women's and misses’ sizes! CHILDREN’S COATS HALF PRICE HOSIERY LADIES' LISLE HOSE LADIES’ RAYON HOSE LADIES' SILK HOSE CHILDREN’S LISLE HOSE CHILDREN'S SHORTEES BOYS’ KNICKER SOX oo LITTLE MEN'S SOX LADIES’ COTTON SLIPS CHILDREN'S COTTON SLIPS RAYON PAJAMAS .....iiiifibiiiommmnnonn. $1. LADIES’ BATHING SLIPPERS CHILDREN'S BATHING SLIPPERS RUBHBR clape = T5e FABRIC GLOVES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS TRI-COLOR BUNTING ... 12V4e MATTRESS COVERS MOTH-PROOF GARMENT BAGS Special WOMEN’S FANCY MU BOYS” BLOUS S R e e T T T ] meron-Chandler interests. The -season in the Speel River | MUCH SNOW REMAINS | ™ ON GROUND IN LONG |t snermally e b viin. RlVER AREA, mORT;unseasonnbly cold and a cold rain { hampered the men in their work. Prom four to five feet of snow| The two men had expected to still remains on the ground back [stop at lake Dorothy, on Taku in the timber on Long River, flow- | Inlet yesterday, but rough water ing into Snettisham Inlet, and | prevented them from landing. Mr. both Tease and Crater Lakes arc (Dawson probably will return there still locked in ice, according to|tomorrow. B. F. Heintzleman, Asst. Regional e Porester, wito with Wendell Daw- | NOTICE gon, hydro-electric engineer, re-|To Scottish Rite Masons : returned here yesterday after a| Regular meeting Friday evening, trip to that district. They made (7:30. WALTER B. HEISEL, the trip to check up stream guag- | —ady. Beeretary. #5 on ihe power sources held un- | e der temporary permit by the Ca-|Old papers for sure al 2ne Empire " U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURN, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather LOCAL DATA Y3 (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) o ~ Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 pm., June 10: | Cloudy, probably showers tonight and Saturday; mederate ‘south | to east winds. Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4 pm. yesty ....30.16 49 92 s 8 Rain ¢ am. today -30.12 45 98 w 3 Rain Noon today . 30.10 49 92 w 3 Cldy CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | “TODAY fifl;hesz 4;;;‘.;11. Lowest 4a.m. ;x;.x;m. Prele. 4am. i temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather . 34 34 | 32 32 4 0 Pt. Cldy 40 38 | 34 34 4 .02 Pt. Cldy 58 58 | 40 & 4 1] Clear .68 64 | 46 46 4 0 Clear 66 64 | 36 36 o 0 Pt. Cldy 68 68 40 42 4 0 Clear 68 64 36 36 6 o Pt. Cldy 40 40 | 36 36 14 0 Cldy 48 44 40 42 4 04 Rain . 54 54 40 42 8 0 Cldy 60 60 | 40 40 4 0 Clear 51 49 45 45 L] 18 Rain . 60 60 | 50 50 4 04 Pt. Cldy 66 64 | 60 50 4 0 Cldy % 9 | 50 53 4 . Clear 80 80 | 62 64 4 0 Clear . 80 88 | 62 62 4 0 Pt. Cldy . 66 B8 | 50 50 4 0 Cldy is moderately low in exireme Southwestern Alaska south of the Gulf of Alaska to California, with show- portions of Bering Sea and Southeast Alaska and heavy rain The pressure is moderately high throughout Al- the extreme BSouthwest, with generally clear to partly g temperatures and lower night tempera- in the Interior and the eastern portion of the Gulf of Alaska. % DRESS SALE NEW SUMMER PRINTS, CHIFFONS AND WASH SILKS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1932. el Prices $3.95 $7.50 $13.50 Ladies’ iand Ghildren’s RAINCOATS 25 Per Cent Of fv. LADIES” RAYON SLIPS—Pink and White— ! 111 Sizés to 42 R s CLOTH COVERED RUBBER CRIB SHEETS LADIES' RAYON VEST AND BLOOMER SET 2 YARDS PLAIN SHANTUNG CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS—High Grade No Sleéves—Knee Lehgth LADIES” SUMMER 'HAND BAGS 8 TURKISH TOWELS 6 YARDS OUTING '‘FLANNEL BATH MATS 8 YARDS FANCY PERCALES JSLIN NIGHTGOWNS LACE PANEL CURTAINS CHAMBRAY SHIRTS AND SHIRTS— Good: Styles—175¢ and $1.00 BOYS’ CAPS—$1.00 B. M. BEHRENDS CO,, Inc. JUNEAU’S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE ST ¢ B SUITS Ten Years Age An All-Wool Suit Cost Almost Twice as Much! BUY NOW! Here are sults that any man would be proud to wear. Every style is ex- ceedir smart and well tailored for f s fit! And every suit will cellent wear. $35.00 with 2 pair Pants OXFORDS FOR MEN If you want style. If you want Quality. If you want comfort—all these essentials to per- fect footwear satisfaction are included in the shoes. Solid leather. AS LOW AS $4.95 PAIR 50 IN. TABLE FELT, yard o 75¢ 50 IN. QUILTED TABLE PADDING . $1.35 FEATHER PILLOWS SINGLE SHEET BLANKE DOUBLE COTTON BLANKE WOOL-FILLED QUILTS ... . $6.25 MEN’S FANCY SOX, 3 for ..$1.00 EXTRA HEAVY WORK SUSPENDERS : $1.00 HEAVY CANVAS GLOVES 15¢ MEN'S UNTIONSUITS «. 0% - i0 $1.00 ARMSTRONG’S ACCALAC FINISH LINOLEUM, square yard ... . $1.00 'ORE OPEN FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10TH { ACCORDING T . WEEKLY TIPS e | Stock Market Shows Im-| provement — Auburn Up Like Skyrocket TRADE BETTER AMELIA NEW YORK, June 10.—Adoption | of an import tax on c T has bringing about more a prices. The Stock Market reflected a| moderate but distinct improvement & today. ‘The financial sentiment was bul- lish. The Government wheat crop re- port checked a protracted decline ! in that commodity. | The survey of general trade con- ditions appearing in the weekly mercantile reviews was probably the chief factor for a better feel-| ing. ' Trade eonditions ere gen-' erally better. Ekyrocketing of Auburn at the expense of the bears also had ef-' feet on the advance. The st maintained a good undertone. Au-| burn shot up more than 15 points4 but reacted five. Momentarily it is above 60. i | CLOSING PRICES TODAY NEW YORK, June 10.—Closing | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine | }stbek today is 8'i, American Can | 137%, Anaconda 4, Bethlehem Steel | 9%, Curtiss-Wright 1, Fox Films 1%, General Motors 9, Intetrna- | tional Harvester 16, Kennecott 5%,/ Packard Motors 1%, United States Steel 26%. i New York professor who said thas time, With business like it is it's almost useless to teach figures higher than $50, TALKS WITH PREMIER ABOUT FLIGHT Mussolini and Aviatrix Hold Tete-a-Tete in Rome ROME, June 10, — Mrs, Amcliar Earhart Putham today told Pre- in'mier Benito Mussolini about her | the market but with very little flight across the Atlantic when | 4 effect on quotations. Copper in- she was received by him. Speaking| A fotal of 69:3 brides who were | terests are not particularly anxious in English, the Premier expressed|TaTied thng.avnq last year were to sell large. tonmages at current the greatest interest in her and 28°d 16, the lowest age at which asked what she thought of Rome. The aviatrix said Mussolini was | very gracious. “NOW ILL RAISE A FAMILY,” SAYS AMELIA ROME, June 10.—Amelia Earhart Putnam said today - that, having flown the Atlantic twice, “there’s nothing. left for me to do but raise a family’” “I've been so busy since my mar- riage,” she said, “that I haven' had time to think of children. But| I'll doubtless get around to that | pretty soon.” In a few years, she predicted, thousands of "women will have flown the Atlantic. “I see the day, not far off,” she said, “when com- mereial transatlantie flying will be an established fact.” Two Men Meet Death While Working in Mine NELSON, B. C., June 10.—Two miners, George Brown and John Dixon, were killed yesterday work- ——ie. ing on a bench in the Buuwan‘ We can't help but agree with the mine at Kimberly, east of here, | No details have been received ex- bigher mathematics is a waste of cept the coroner held the deaths| were accidental. Dixon by a widow and two is survived children and jBrown by a widow and one child. ] INEW BOSS WANTED | AT OREGON NORMAL | JACK OF ALL , June 10.—Con-! aiomoen, oo, ‘ TRADES or certed action is ing brought to| SPECIALIST? |students at Southern Oregon Nor- |mal School in Ashland in the ef-| |fort to bring a change in the| coaching staff at the college. Peti- | |tions acking that Coach R. W.| | MacNeal be replaced by Marshall “Dutch” Shields have been signed .’by nearly the entire enrollment jand will be presented to the fac- |ulty. Shields was assistant coach at )Lhe normal last season. ——————— Do you believe a “Jack of All Trades” will do as good work as a Specialist? The Nugget Shop offers you the services of a specialist in all branches of the jewelry and kindred lines. Four men, each a competent practicioner of his craft. Consider this when in need of Watch Repairing, Jew- elry Manufacturing, Repairing or Engraving, Ivory Carving, etc, Your work should be done better and the cost no more, and often less. ‘mnfl'lages may take place there. ———— | | The yield of Rumania’s five lead- ing cereal crops last year was 16 per cent greater than the average of the preceding five years, ———a——— | In a war against tuberculosis in | Italy handshaking and kissing are ;) prohibited. . ' THE Nugget Shop SCHUMACHER PLASTER WALL-BOARD ECONOMICAL—FIRE-RESISTANT and SOUND-PROOF Especially treated to withstand damp, cold, heat, and changing atmospheric conditions. Perfectly su‘rfaced for paint, tint, wallpaper or other finish. Thomas Hardware Co. | | CLEVELAND, O., June 10.—One cf every eighteen proposed mar- HUNDREDS ENJOY "t it e Go N G E RT GIVEN in Cleveland fails to ma- (day wait before a license can be obtained. A total of 247 couples who applied for licenses since last July 23 changed their minds and failed to get permits. | Splendid Program Arrang- ed for All Classes— | dope Lberd g ol Notwithstanding a drizzling rain| lslands, Flood Areas last night, The Juneau City Uni-| formed Band gave an cpen air! = = i CALGARY, June 10.—Five men Syaeery °_’; thl)"mgeAfw: !"c;oo“huh were rescued today from islands Wes _ enjoy v o Sheep Creck. Flood waters from vo rivers and a dozens of creeks 500 persons, standing under marque2s on both sides of Front continued to spread damage through large areas. Street from Franklin to Seward, sitting in automobiles parked three deep in some places and in win- dows. The program was one apwPastor to be Mayor pealing to all classes, a little jazz, ! Ol’l Flip 0‘ a waltzes, overtures and marches That the concert was appreciated RIFLE, Col, June 10.—The Rey. Otto B. Duckworth, Pastor of the was demonstrated by the liberal! | applause following each selection Rifle Ohellian Churcs, wib serve another term as Mayor because Coin The Program The complete program as given & 3 . he won the flip of a coin. He last night from 7:45 to 9 o'clock 1 follows: had tied in the election. Conway March and 2-Step. 5 § P Bweeley R “I Found a Million Dollar Baby” Foxtrot .. Rose “Anchors Aweigh” Foxtrot I’{‘arr'yl p Zimmerman > ’ “The Little Old Church in the D Valley”. Waltz . Kahn| a'vson 8 “When You and I Were Young, Maggie.” Selection Butterfield C f Arcadia. Overture Lauren are “The Waltz You Saved For Me” ' “With My Guitar and You” P];ath FROM 11 TO 3 Trot Snyder | We Serve a Btein Song. Fox Trot Colcord | University of Pennsylvania, March { Adler Personnel of Players | Special Plate sher, Conductor; Ed Garniek, F‘rf‘d; for 50¢ Arnold, Dave Burnett, Harold Bis- Ed MelIntyre, Dick Lawry Come and get acquainted er A. Friend, Ernest Wischen- er, Marvin Chase, Pet hm! Peter Dick, Tom Redlingshafer. | Chester K. Tripp. — - AT THE HOTELS Gastineau Wendell Dawson, Ketchikan, { Alaskan A. Garn, Ketchikan. ILASOL Keeps Face and Hands , H. O. Hansen,| |C of; Agnes S. Fletcher, Kla- | wak; Pearl Valitch, Juneau | | o e w ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION | | All members of the Rebekah and | Subordinate branches of Odd Fel- lowship are requested to assembie at the I. O. O. F. Hall, sunday‘ evening, June 12, not later than| 7:15 o'clock, to attend Memorial | Services to be held in the Resur- | rection Lutheran Church. MRS. EDITH SHEELOR, 1 Noble Grand, Perseverance Rebekah Lodge. Soft and Smooth 25¢, 50e BUTLER MAURO 0. EIKLAND, Noble Grand, Silver Bow | DRUG co. 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