The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 17, 1935, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1935. “Tomorrow’s Styles ) “Juneaw’s Own Today” . Store” EASTER PARADERS Find Our Prices To Their Liking! DRESSING UP for Easter is fun . .. apd you can well af- ford to this year. We've made some remarkable buys, and let you in on the savings. Fashions were never so tempt- ing. The colors are wonderful, Ha'l(lb(lgs the lincs flattering, and we've seen 1o it that everything in ge ocur collection is extremely b ¢ Gloves ! practical and wearable. g s BEAUTIFULLY soft kid- beautifully quilted silk crepes. ‘ skms‘ imported from France. : They’re unusual at this low GENUINE leathers in new grains; Black, brown and navy. price. Black, white, brown, @ : ; ; eggshell. Coats ALL the grand new woolens developed in cape models, reef- ers, the new dolmans . . every- thing that Paris approves. In navy, black, runko, beige and gray. Women's and misses’ Dresses : Suits | THE important crepes and 3 S l MAN tailored and dressmak: “Neol heavy sheers. Many have X er $pes. ‘Sorme #ret timimed Nec,filvear l: Jjackets or capes that are de- with -galyak 5 A (' } 3 3 2 galyak or fox. An ex- otton Iouses p Z:E:lfk;l:r ”.:\”.“1:;} 0;40&10;3. y " cellent collection—you’ll think FRILLS at your nackline will-do a lot for LINGERIE blouses, so fine they look hand e olielied : f:ct*:) ;‘(‘)De was made for you. the ‘'smartest f¥ock 'you'éam: find any: MM macde. And they launder so oasi]_\")'nu'll { where! Many siyles. want to wear them exclusively. i Straw Sailors CHOOSE your straw as you like, rough ; Hoswry or oth, shiny or dull . . . but be sure . - ¥ SHEER as a wisp, and free from rings. yours is a sailor. ¢ g You’ll find them in all the new colors