The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1934, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WhDNl:bDAY OCE5, 1934 MUCH WORK DONE West Tenth Streets, west of E Street; Ferry Way, near the Pa- um Coast dock, and the fill on t Ninth Street, West Ninth Street has been wid- ened for a distance of -600. feet nd Dxxon Street, between Second DURING SEASON ... 'Sh]k \\d“(b Bulkheads ROCk \\uJPnM! and a bulkhead construct- |ed. city workmen have also placed Fills Among Improve- |a_500-foot bulkhead on Nelson Avenue. ments Compleled } In connection with the eity im- | provement campaign five new wa- |ter hydrants have been placed on ‘Willoughby Avenue and one on Nel- |son Street. (Continuea :rom Page One) 1 Avenue, - o y and Decker |J. P. MORGAN MAKES TRIP istineau Avenue has | TO KETCHIKAN ON ALASKA same distance Brighten up your dress, coat or »f the newest, all accessories. J. P. Morgan, Alaska represen- tative for Libby, McNeill and Lib- took passage for Ketchikan next ard the Alaska. ve been made six months include lnmun West Ninth and suit with martest, ni At $1.50 and $2.95 —the newest shapes, the newest leathers, the newest ideas in bags. Fine quality kid, rough grain and suede, in black, of course, the new browns, and the important greens. FOR STREET At $1.25 —classic slip-ons in fabric your sports clothes. clothes reasonably priced honors. And don't overlook pigskin for Simple pull-on kid gloves for dress about. And they fit know they‘re on. At $1.00 —neckwear that will add a new fouch to last winter's ’ wool dress. Unusual ideas, copied from the Paris Open- At this low price, you ean afford many changes. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. uneau’s Leading Department Store “J ’s Leading Department Store” ings. SERIPHANE RINGLESS By Munsing All shades $1.25 SPOTPROOF ' GRAIN OCCURS - Fall Shades Sizes 814 to 10 2 for $1.75 ud, and Mr. and Mrs. Don son, of the Clery Hill mine, s recently at the home B oy tmasy b LINGERIE $ were unable to at i i B lh At s PLEASING PRICES £ at tumblec 1 al n ; P Sounds impossible, PANTIES bat i’s true. The revolutionary mew Parker Vacumatie holds 102% more ink without increase im size. New iridescent barrel (leak - proof, mon-breakable). Re- versible gold point: Good dealers every- where have the Parker Vacumatic, CLOSING PRICES TODAY DANCE SETS GIRDLES COMBINATIONS BRASSIERES COMBINETTES In Silks ) In Rayon @ Exclusive MU NEW YORK, Oct —C:! guotation of Alaska stock today is 19'%, Al 1 P8%, American Power and Ligh 4%, Anaconda 10 Armour 3 Bethlehem Steel 26%, met Hecla 3%, Curtiss-W) eral ‘Motors 28%, Interna wester 29%, Kennecott 18, States Steel 32%, Po b IN % DAVE DISHAW RETURNS COMPLETION OF SCHOOL Agents INSINGWEAR Dave Dishaw, of Dishaw and Son, Juneau contractors, returned on the | Alaska from Kodiak where he has been supervising construction of the Perritorial school for which his . company received the contract. The school was recently completed, has passed the {final inspection and ~been wcepted by the Territorial D ent of Education. Parker DAVACUMATIE—=> 4 BUSINESS 600D coveri th B Y G ITY c R Ews sarbage dump for a dist:nie o? ANKS mk that was planned for PRESENT LOCATION 300 feet. year,” \h 1 B %, Streets Widk Jod - hu With work on the Douglas bridge | Smnulaled D e velopments 1 business ”“,l handl of the garbage, they Spend at least one day a week in min ] C , greatly for ary, more he: 1 |relaxation. Re: write, or think, stimulated developments are going al of all refuse, Mayor - |even beautify complexion, but on W While \ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIII|IIIIIIII|III!IIIllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlHlIIIHIIIIIHIlIlIIIIIIII7IIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|lIIIIlIIIIlIIlllIIIIIIIIIIl Il!|Ii'I|‘!IIH'IIlllIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIII!|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIII SWING FROM CONCEALMENT TO REVE[ATON' PARIS STYLES DIRECT FROM OUR NEW YORK BUYERS REC 'EIVED EVERY WEEK, INSURING YOU OF NEW, PRESH, CLEAN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE STYLES IN CLEVER MERCH/ FOR AFTERNOON ... FOR EVENING ... In Kids, Suedes or Satins Ours are the shoes that walk.off with ali the They stress the very fashion points that your favorite magazine are telling you Full fashioned $‘1.25 SMART SIDE OUT In all weights, New lEADER DEPARTMENT STORE My Beauty Hlnt ‘f GARBAGE DUMP TO ~‘1 BE REMOVED FROM complete supplies caused oremen’s strike, I postponing until next seas well underway, plans are now be- made by the city authorities r burning the present garbage ump and handling the refuse of the city in a more efficient and sanitary manner. The present dump which is in close proximity to the Juneau approach to the bri to be burned as soon as | king at that point have br‘('n erred, owing to the fumes will lemlt Mayor I. Goldstein | ALSO GURD[JVA in Progress, Says Everett Nowell To arrived on the 1 extended trip to anks. od, from s y completed as to' the fu- | " PAULINE LORD ward and tc expectations for | A fawn found near th Park Zoo in Los plied with milk by h incre he good deal of extra work Gritf stein said » - SHOP IN JUNEAU! this regular fatigue and itear on the system. is a good cure for offset wear and year, An \DISE R Bringing a New 445 to Race of Fashions for a Glorious New Season The last rose has faded! Autumn is here with ravishing clothes. Everything is ' beautifully new . . . as bright as a new penny. And it deesn’t take so very many pennies te own them if you shop wisely and well—HERE! COATS from $22.50 DRESSES $6.95 up SUITS from $19.75 GOWNS $9.95 up Sizes 12 to 44 so well, you hardly NEW HANDBAGS $1.95 METALLIC SILKS Yard $1.65 to $1.95 Bretons Derbies Fedoras Get into 2 hat that looks new. If's half the fun of fall. There’s not a trace of other days anywhere about any of our hats. Yeuwll love them because they're wearable, because they're flattering, and because you can buy them at such a tiny price. \In felt, soleil, hatter’s plush and ‘'woel crepes. * $2.95, $3.95 SILK PLAIDS Yard from $1.25 SILK FABRICS Popular Priced 39 in. wide worth up to $2.25 yard NOW $1.50 Yard George Brothers