The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 13, 1934, Page 2

i RS SO ORI AN R . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1934. l‘l.lSS!‘) COTTON CREPE Svardsfor .......oooiienn $1.00 NOVELTY SUITING 5 yards for G e s SEAOD PL AIN or PRINTED PERCALES Syards for ......ccooiunees $1.00 DRESS SILK TAFFETA peryard (.......iieeneeee $1.00 STRIPED SEERSUCKER PIQUE 2 yards for .$1.00 SILK SUMMER PRINTS per yard $1.00 SILK LINGERIE—ODD L oT per garment ............. .$1.00 WOMEN’S HOUSE PAJAMAS $1.00 WHITE SHEET BLANKETS Size 60x90, each ........... $1.00 IMPORTED SWISS VOILE 4 yards for $1.00 RAYON DRESS FABRICS 4 yards for ..$1.00 LLACE CURTAINS per pair RUFFLED CURTAINS per pair .. LINEN LUNCHEON SETS .$1.00 WOMEN’'S PURSES $1.00 Sa‘mrday M > w?:e PART LINEN TOW[LI lN 8 vards for ........0 .$1.00 TURKISH TOWELS 4 for ..... HUCK TOWELS LA Colored borders, 8 for :....$1.00 \\ OMEN'S PURE Sll K HOSE " 2 pairs for i, 8lb A 1i:.$1.00 LACE COLLARS 2 for ... COLORED MONKS CLOTH" 50 in., per yard ... ......:..8L00 DRAPERY TAFFETA per yard . i,y bikdeh MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Plain and fancy, each.....$1.00 MEN’S DRESS SOX Fancy patterns, 6 pair for ..$1.00 SHIRTS and SHORTS i Per SUlt 4. ....sok .$1.00 BOYS’ CAPS Rubber visor, each . .......$1.00 YOUTH'S TENNIS SHOES Ked Brand, pair ....... $1.00 LLINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Men’s, plain, faney, 4 for .. .$1.00 MONKEY FACE GLOVES 1.00 6 pair for .......ooiiies B. M. Behrends Co., lnc. “Juneau’s Leading Deparlmem Store” ||I|lll|||||ll|ll||II||IllHllllIIHIIIllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlllllllIlll“lllllllllllIllllfi | ance bore witness to the attention Patsy Ann, Now “Official Greeter” of Juneau, Will Not F orgct Former Friends my old friends who have ls(\l(‘k\ with me through thick and thin, and who have contributed greatly Patsy Ann received her awlflde of public esteem in the form of a prand-new collar and an official to my rise in the world." brass tag last evening on the Paci- In this statement she is fic Dock in the modest and unas- suming fashion befitting a lady who knows how to carry herself| in spite of having reached unpre- cedented heights in public life. Refusing pleasantly to seak @& few words to the large audience of several hundred persons which had flocked to the dock for the express purpose of witnessing per recep- tion of the aforesaid marks of es- teem, she leaped gracefully from the high box on which she had been placed while the collar was slipped apound her mneck and locked, and hurried to the railing of the dock to take up her wonted position at’the side of thc Prince George. larly as in the summer. Abandons Luxury Contact Softens lic life. Her neat and polished appear-| Born to the purple, it is impos- sible to get her to speak of the | father who won first honors in the Portland Dog Show. as the best ex- ample of the English Pit Terrier on exhibit, or of the grandfather who was National Champiop in to the task of her prepara- lor the event by Kenneth Cor- local dog mentor, who was so affected by his day of association her ‘that he went to the and turned loose two im- F the same class. the world. Many Offer Money The collar, best that eature of the even- neatly engreved plate the collar, bearing the lnscnp- ‘““Otticial Greeter, Patsy Ann.” work was done by “Doc” n of the Nuggel Bhax:‘o public life. A A to have reference to Guy (Frenchy Gaudet, who tucked her carefully | sired. ~Refreshments. into a comfortable bed in the Ju- neau Motor Company shop each night last winter when the Taku} wind howled bitter cold, and to Frank Karabelnikoff, longshore foreman, who sees to .t that she has plenty to eat when the boats are not comifg into Port 5o regu-| Patsy Ann, as a pup, long ago embraced the spirit of the times as evidenced by her soméwhat more human sisters in abandoning a life of cradled luxury for the ! more invigorating activities of pub- She would far 4|rather have her freedom on the | docks, than all the stage honors in’ could ' be procured in Juneau, was donated by citizens of the city, who wished to ensure the permanency of her presence on the docks when the boats come in, and the license was awarded by the City of Juneau, after a great deal of apprehension p-st lpmd over the Gastineau Channel g me “possibility. of her possible | canling: attention: o the: ummwa}‘bpno: l\ MARAND MASTER LOCAL CHAP’IEH | status of this most famous Wving | dog in Alaska, brought forth hun- | dreds of offers to contribute t8 a Krund for her collar’ and license. | Many of them were for the full ’dovm to hard-earned quarters and SCOTTISH RITE MASONS Regular meeting Friday evening, . Full attendance de- lodge meeting. —adv. | ———————— Daily Empice Want Ads Pay = 358, ritory for the I. 0. O. F, was a i ‘amount required, and some ranged | guest of the local Odd Fellows | ‘Lodge whm the Prince George wa dimes. ‘in gort. He'is on his way to vmn. —— the Dawson, I | He was mxen to Mendenhan NOTICE Glacier by the entertainment com mittee, ‘and afterward spoke at the - Block wood and kundln.c Phone = = = = 2 EIGHT MOTORS ARRIVE HERE | FOR BELIVERY‘ Cars Come on Evelyn Berg and Haleakala — Two Be Usej for Display | Frank Holman, and a '-ton V-8 pickup Ford for Douglas Meade. The McCaul Motor Company re- ceived a mew Plymouth sedan for William Alexander. The Connors Motor Company re- | ceived a 4-door Buick sedan for Martin Lavenik, a Buick Coupe for James S. Truitt, a Chevrolet Spori Coupe and a Chevrolet sedan, the latter two for display and demon- | stration purposes. The Service Motor Company re- ceived an Oldsmobile six-cylinder {sedan for Ray Hurley, color black, and the latest model. D With sevén cars arriving on mf-IMlSS JOAN MORGAN TO | Haleakala and three on the Eve—‘ lyn Berg, several Juneau residents today saw long-awaited purchases | delivered. | Juneau Motors recelved a Stude- taker Dictator sedan for Eli Lind- strom, a maroon Ford V-8 four-| door sedan for Mrs. VISIT MISS GERALDINE BEZ AT :TODD, ALASKA Miss Joan Morgan, daughter of | Lieut. and Mrs. H. E. Morgan, left on the seaplane Chichagof piloted by R. E. Ellis, last evening for | Todd, where she will visit Gerald- Elmer A.'ine Bez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Friend, a black Ford V-8 sedan for I Nick Bez for a short time. umm||mmm|nmmunmmmm||mnnmImt||m‘mm1umtmlmmummlmmnmmmmmmmummnnflImmmmnmmmumm FINAL CLEARANCE MEN’S-BOYS’ SWIM LOCHELI or B pair, ALL REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE! WEAR EACH SANDALS $1.35 C | We car‘,?fine ‘of WINES - LIQUORS DEERS OPEN ALL NIGHT Dmihml,?fu mlc]e 1n The mnh'e m: DELIVERY Alaskan Hotel Ltquor Stare Plione Single 9-2 rings SABIN’S Lverythum in Furnishings for Men” THE CALIFORNIA GROCERY Will receive a full line of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ON THE “ALASKA” TOMORROW ® LOCAL , .~ VEGETABLES — fresh eyery morning! | CAllfORNIA GROCERY TELEPHONE 478 BE STRAWBERRIES and Prompt Dehvery U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m. July 13: Fair tonight and Saturday; gentle variable winds LOCAL DATA Weather Z—x | Sitka San F‘mnusco 66 Time Barometer Temp. Humldlty Wlnd Veloclty 4 pm. yesty 2994 58 Pt. Cidy 4 am. today 30.00 49 73 NE 2 cldy Noon today 29.95 62 51 s Pt.Cldy CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TGDAY Highest 4pm. | Lowest4a.m. 4am. Precip. 4am. Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. veloelty zms ‘Weather Barrow 44 40 { 82 3% Cidy Nome 52 52 | 46 40 12 o Cldy Bethel 56 56 | 48 a8 12 02 PucCldy Fairbanks 66 60 | 36 36 4 0 PtCldy | Dawson 56 54 |isr 88 38 18 0 Pt.Cldy |st. Paul 48 48 44 46 T ] Rain Dutch Harbor 56 54 | 48 56 16 20 Rain Kodiak 60 60 | 46 48 4 0 Clear Cordova 60 58 4 4 0 0 Clear Juneau 64 58 9 49 2 0 Cldy 58 it 40 — 0 0 Pt.Cldy Ketchikan 62 58 | 48 48 4 01 Cldy | Prince Rupert 58 58 44 44 4 0 Pt.Cidy Edomnton 70 68 42 4« 12 46 Rain Seattle 0 70 58 58 4 Trace Cldy | Portland 78 78 | & 68 4 0 Clear 62 52 52 8 0 cudy The barometric pressure is moderately low in southern Bering Temperature changes have been slight. Sea and west of British Columbia and falling over Western Alaska, except the extreme North, and in the Pacific States. has fallen in extreme Southwestern Alaska and the extreme South- east and partly cloudy weather is general over the remainder of the Territory. 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