The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1938, Page 8

8 THE DAI LY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1938. ' CHAMBERELECTS SPECIAL VENIRE NEW DIREGTORS FORCOMING YEAR Board Will Select Officers to Handle Affairs During 1939 s D. Beale, T. J. Dyer, H. O. Adams CHarles W. Carte George W. Folta, V man Holbrook and Dr. M. J. Whittier were named tq the Board of the Directors of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce at the annual election held by the Chamber today at its weekly lunch- eon meeting in Percy’s Cafe. The new Board will select the new offi- r ORDERED DRAWN IN SMITH CASE Present Panel Almost Ex- hausted as Court Ad- journs Until Tomorrow Selection of a jury in the Forrest Smith murder+case was started in Federal District Court today and when court ned this after- noon’ only remained in the ‘box and s al venire of 35 was ord drawn by Judge Geor F. Alexander to.report at 10 o'clock row morning when the imes ge case |SCOUT COURT OF HONOR TOMORROW NIGHT, HIGH SCHOOL | Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held in the High School at 8 o'clock tomorrow mnight with H. L.| Faulkner presiding, it was neunced today by Scout Commi sioner David Wood Jr. All five trocps will be represented and feature of the program will be the | presentation of the Holbrook trophy to the Douglas troop. This trophy, a silken banner, is awarded annu- CHINA PLANES | CHUNGKING, Dee. nese press reports that Chinese ALASKANA, By Marie Drake, 50e.| forces. MAKE ATTACK ON INVADERS ¢ Aircraft Cooperates with Land Forces in North- ern Kiangsi Prov. 1.—The Chi- cooperating with land forces, cvening sandals: r the eulogy cers of the nber from its mem- Acquaintance with the defendant bership or others connected with the case The committee which will be!and questions relative to the “un- ed by H. L. Faulkner, was au- proved the stumbling written law d by the Chamber to block for ma of the pective up a resolution in support of who were excused by either position taken by Acting Gov the government or the defense having 18 prosecution the With the defense still and the tentative jurors in W. Griffin on the European refu proposal as well as covering immi- gration to the Territory generally, nine, the the resolution to be ulated among ' box as court adjourned were: the various chambers in the Terri-| Amanda Cook, Mrs. Ione Cook, tory and sent to the proper authori- | Jenkins Williams, Oscar Christen- ties in Washington. son, Mrs. Helmi David, Edith Hou- challenges Endorsement of a plan to further | kill ther Boyd ster L. Wil- in every way possible the estak liams, Mrs. Isabel Jorgenson, Mrs ment of radiophone service between W. W. Cou R. H. Willlams Sr., Juneay and Atlin was given and it'and Hugo Frederickson will be taken up with United States and Canadian authorities Guests of the Chamber today were Lieut. Comdr. N. G. Ricketts, & return member, and Lieut. Comdr both of the Haida; g man; Dr t of Attorney Henry Roden was ap- pointed by the court to assist the counsel now made up of and George Grigsby. istrict Attorney Ge prosecuting the defense case ta is for the government Smith charged with first de- gree murder in connection with the Ju- R. H. Kitts, new resi neau; M. J. Manahan, '] dger of the Northland '] layinz of Thomas Colling, steward tion Company; M. H. Heneghan and i in the Smith home H. F. Sprague, Ketchikan business pere several ek o, THeb aeter men dant alleges Colling was intimate with Mrs. Smith. cific 18, United States Steel 63'%, Pound $4.67%, Bremner bid 1 asked | Stock QUOTATIONS ' NEW YORK, Dec. 1 Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine DOW, JONI The follow - MNE - Jones averages : oo ey i 9%, Smercan OAD | ralls 20A9;. uthities 2910, P71 merican Light an owe ey % 5%, Anaconda 33%, Bethlehem Steel T1's, Commonwealth and Southern 1%, Curtiss Wright 6%, Gentral Mo- tors 49'<, Kennecott 43%, New York Ceniral 18'., Northern Pacific 11%, Safeway Stores 28%, Southern Pa- Postal officials say that when a letter is delivered several years late it's a 99-1 chance that a ca less patron, not the mail man, was at fault OPEN EVENINGS 115-2nd St.—Tel. 723 BE SURE OF BEAUTY You are sure of your beauty and loveliness only when your skin is flawless, your hair softly in place, your nails and hands white, soft and graceful. You are sure of beauty when you have been to The ROYAL Beauty Salon ANN EARLY BARR—Owner-Operator FOR WIVES ONLY! Put a bug in your husband’s ear. Maybe he’s wonder- ing and wondering what to get you for Christmas and doesn’t realize that you would rather have a KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR than anything else. Help him out with a little tip. This Christmas thinkin’ is pretty tough on the men folks. RICE 8 AHLERS CO. Third and Franklin Streets PHONE 34 TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT CHARLIE MILLER'S CAPITOL CAFE Will Be Closed BIG RE-OPENING SATURDAY EVENING RE-DECORATED BIGGER NEW DANCE FLOOR — CLEO, ROY ' AND GLEN PLAYING in black patent, gold or silver—Ilow or high - both open and closed toe styles, ss-strap and T-strap patter range not complete sizes are from 4 to 714, but not every size in every pattern. Formerly priced to 95, these are real values at L.93 are cuban, continental and high. men’s oxfords: 228 pairs in black and brown with most styles in black. Includes wing-tip, box-toe and plain toe styles, bals and bluchers, grains, .calf and kid leathers—crepe and leather soles—both broque and dress pat- terns. Sizes 6 to 12, widths A to EEE. Former values to 8.75—Guaranteed-all leather. 4.95 Seosfenioefecfeefecdeobeodeobebel e women's fies men's house slippers: felt, kid and -~ sheep-lined 1.45 10 4.45 and sport oxfords you'll find most every type of walking shoe in this group—heel heights from 114 to 1%, inch. Colors are and black with widest se- lection in brown. Sizes * children’s house slippers: array of materials and colors 85¢c to 1.95 3 to 9, widths AA to D. Styled for service and comfort in elk, suede, calf and grains. Former values are to 7.50—you can save by getting an H ’ extra pair of walking clullh'ens shoes at this price galoshes: snap and zipper styles 3.95 1.35 to 3.45 children’s shoes: i a complete selection of all types for school ’ and dress. Shoes and oxfords for boys— [ shoes, oxfords and straps for girls. Selection | of elk, calf and patent leathers. Sizes 0 to 3, | widths A to EE. Prices range from baby shoes at 95 cents to 1.35; infants at 1.35 to 2.95; child’s 1.65 to 3.35; misses and little gents at 1.75 to 3.85. B L S S RS 13 VALUABLE PRIZES “Juneau’s Oldest Exclusive Shoe Store——— attacked g column of Japanese troops in North Kiangsi Province several days ago and at least 300 Japanese > killed Chinese airplanes are also report- ed to have succ illy bombed the Japanese airdrome at Hankow. BURIAL OF FRANK ALFORS SATURDAY Funeral services for Frank Alfors, who passed away late Tuesday eve- ning at St. Ann’s Hospital, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'- Und clock at the Chapel of the Charles ndaerway W. Carter Mortuary e Tl The Rev. John L. uble will read WASHINGTON, Dec. and in low in the Everg 1 Cemetery tist to DEPRESSION SLUMP NOW UNDER PROBE Legislative, Executive Com- mittee Hearings 1, — Isador rment will fol- Lubin, Commissioner of Labor Sta- opened the long her- ’:lklo(l monopoly inquiry by testi- |mony as to the slowing down of | the Nation’s economic machine dur- ing recession cost billions of dollars |in national income to the present time. Lubin appeared as the first wit- ness of the Legislative and Executive Committee, members of which have spent many months in preparatory surveys of National economy, how it works, how constructed and why broken down as in depression times. Discussing how the system works, Lubin said the loss in wages and salaries, arising from unemployment since '29, had exceeded one hun- dred and nineteen billion dollars in income. : 5 41 irs i ds: pairs men’s oxfords: in dress styles, both bal and blucher models. Included are wing-tips, moc: and box toes. Guaranteed all-leather welt construc- tion. Sizes 6 to 11 in D and E widths only. Come in and see the value in this group of shoes. 2.93 sin e e e T D 2 " 5 you are sure to find some items that you need. Pick what you want, then come to our store and let us serve you. tive Christmas Gifts among these offerings - advantage of this sweeping clearance, the greatest in our history, to fill your Christmas gift bag. OFFERED IN OUR BIG CHRISTMAS AWARD EACH DOLLAR YOU SPEND IN OUR STORE ENTITLES YOU TO ONE COU- PON—GOOD FOR EITHER— 8 PRIZES FOR CHILDREN 5 PRIZES FOR ADULTS Awards to Be Announced December 20 special holeproof gift offer: women’s 2-thread crepe hosiery. Highest quality sheer and ringless — styled for the brightest moments. S 814 to 1014. Reg- ular 1.35, now 3 pairs in beautiful gift box holeproof sheers and service weights: newest shades and every-day favorites in 3 and 4-thread chiffons and 7-thread service. Doubly certified by Good Housekeeping and Better Fabrics Testing Bureau for highest quality. 3 pairs in attractive gift box 2.95 men’s oxfords: 82 pairs in sizes 6 to 11, B, C and D widths— black, brown and gray in suede, calf and grain leathers. Dress and brogue styles in bal and blucher models. These shoes are all first quality guaranteed all-leather. Former values to 5.50 3.95 Here’s a list of the month’s char- acteristic flowers that will come in handy when planning a party: January, carnation; February, prim- rose; March, violet; April, daisy; May, lily of the valley; June, roses; July, sweet peas; August, gladioli; September, aster; October, dahlia; November, chrysanthemum, and De- cember, holly or poinsettia. Here is a quickly made new cake frosting. Place six chocolate-cov- ered peppermints and four choco- late-covered wintergreen candies in double boiler. add two tablespoons of cream and sugar and cook until hot and well blended. Quickly spread over the cake and in a few minutes the frosting will harden. women’s street and You will find many attrac- you will profit by taking house slippers: dress shoes: in patent, kid and suede—black, brown and blue. This group contains mostly high heels and in a number of styles offers only one or two pairs — however, these shoes are exceptional buys if we have your size. An excellent selection in 414, 5, 514. Includes pumps, ties, straps and oxfords. 1.95 women's oy women's dress h' A IN IN ' dress shoes: and sireet Shoes 0“ t IS o0 high heels -— pumps in 3 patent, suede, gabardine, : kid and comltinat.ions — ]';:“"\"md:"‘fl',:l”;:'nf::[ . ON NOVEMBER 3 we told you that we are swinging to Star Brand Shoes ‘::"ff‘;l]";}(‘;’(f";u;:;“r'(‘]‘i‘:"e “'“‘fd gabardine,and combina- after the first of the new year, and we meant it. We are completely combinations — ties in ;,]f,’:u] a 5 ]I‘,',l]cf f“:,(t:',?,'fl;, discontinuing all other brands of shoes in our store—they are all greatly t"il,(,i,’,fufljewf‘ii}g Cfffl’{fifn ‘6‘;:(‘)‘ "*('!(')'fi:‘; un}-”i}x];uff ’ reduced now—only Star Br(md‘Shoes are reserved. That we are truly ':,'”}7":;3;'1‘]’11{ li’:\b;'.’(‘)‘rg brown and blue, most in swinging big values your way is proved by the offerings in this adver- 3 to 9 included in widths ,';“\t"‘(m?\“l‘x‘[\‘(:)‘(’““‘]‘: tisement. Look at what we have to offer you at really great reductions :)\”}Ah]‘:hf% ({:]‘I;fy i women’s shoes. Many of them formerly sold as high as 8.00 Now, your choice at 3.93 R women’s afternoon and street shoes: in pumps, straps and ties—medium and con- tinental heels—colors are black, brown and blue with greatest selection in black. Fine quality kid, garbardine, suede and combina- tions. Included are many arch-type and medium-heel health shoes. An excellent se- lection of narrow widths. Sizes 3 to 9, AAA to C. Former values to 8.50 3.93 S a2 e e tors women'’s sport and felt and kid styles. Sizes 1 to 6 1.35 1o 1.95 every-day oxfords in black, brown and blue styles in elk, calf, suede and combinations. Wedge type and crepe soles are included in this group. 1-inch to 1%4-inch heels. These are excel- lent service shoes ideal for school or work. Former values of these shoes were to 5.50 2.95 women's house slippers: felts, kid, satin and sheep-lined. 1.15 to 3.95 ladies’ gaylees: snap, zipper and pull-over styles. all sizes. 1.50 10 3.95 G o e 2 e men’s boots and work shoes: 3 pairs men’s work shoes, sizes 9% to 12 only, exceptional value at 1.95; 8 pairs of safety shoes, sizes 714 to 11, gro-cord soles and steel toe-caps, at 3.95, were 6.00; 10 pairs ‘of work shoes, sizes 6 to 11, moccasin toe, composition soles, were 3.75, now 2.95; 12 pairs work shoes, sizes 6 to 11, plain toe, leather soles, rubber heels, wide widths, were 4.45 and 5.00, now 3.95; 6 pairs 12 and 16-inch boots, sizes 614, 1014, 11, former values to 12.00, now 5.95. FAMILY SHOE STORE Lou Hudson, Manager o'