The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 23, 1939, Page 5

5 MEETS MONDAY POLLY AND HER PALS C'MON,SAM, WE'RE LATE/ TH' R WIFE'LL. BE'AS SOUR AS A PERSIMMON / THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1939, By CLIFF STERRETT I TS L A.MACHINISTS LOCAL 514 ODD FELLOWS' HALL YER WRONG, JACK , THERE SHE STANDS, SMILIN' AS WERSELE, SAM PEONE 411 CONNORS MOTOR COMPANY 506“0 six hits. n was Dean's fourth inning after browing an early slx-‘run ir. the Athletic's victory over | victory of the season with no de- run lead, the Pirates nosed out the | the Detroit Tigers. feats. | Giants yesterday in a game that| Young Morton Cooper was just | The Yankees 3'esler<?ay ",‘““e 2| was halted one hour by rain th«wabo‘“ perfect yesterday as a relief | clean sweep of the series with the % ¢ il _ | pitcher, hurling five shutout in- 2 : er Joe Bowman doubled the win Chicago White Sox for the eighth | ;o=\ n yome nings and getting three hits him- - | straight victory without a defeat, self in three times at bat as the for Rookie Atley Donald, who scat- Chubby Dean ifice fly In'gt Louis Cardinals defeated Phil~ tered his eight hits. the ninth inning rday scored | gdelphia. Coming from Defl“\d in the ninth | Jo€ Gantensein with the wlnnlng‘ | Oakland ... | Hollywood San Diego Sacramento Portland 38 36 34 32 National League Won Lost 37 19 31 23 30 27 30 28 27 27 To Spend Summer , Here With Father | June and Jacquenne Boggan are | |enroute to Juneau on the sl»nmcr’ lAlz\skn which sailed from Seattle | |today. The two girls are coming | from Bellingham, Wash, and will| |spend the summer visiting with | their father, Garland Boggan. Seals Viclors OverRainiers AsAngelsWin = | Brooklyn Cincinnati . St. Louis . o LS s DR. STEVE5, CHIROPODIST, |gives quick relief to paining feet. {Omce 10 Valentine Building. Phone adv ‘ Orifl v Pekoe afll ~ nd PekocTed To know just how good tea can be — try Schilling Tea. Compare its exquisite flavor. Compare its clear, fragrant, refreshing goodness. Com- pare it for everything you want in a cup of tea. Insist on Schilling Tea! 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Prices as low as $109.00 Easy Terms CROWAS REUATSE THEYVKE MASTER B1E wh RO ¥Y a0 HLENDY RIANGLE STANDING OF CLUBS CLEANERS (Official Standings) PHONE 507 Pacific Coast League MONTH-END CLEARANCE ‘COPR. 1939, THE OLD QUAKER CO. LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA Los Angeles . Seattle San Francisco A .48 35 .578 43 37 538 10 BIG, COOL GLASSES'! 1S MORE $AT- ISFYING THAN Great Savings for Men FEATURE VALUES IN OUR GREAT MONTH-END CLEARANCE .....Planned especially to give the men an opporfunity fo buy QUALITY MERCHANDISE at UNEQUALLED LOW PRICES. Felt Hats Wool Pants VALIERD 3000 TO $29.50 VALUES REG. $3.15—85.95 100 Fine Helt Hats by our fore- Tweeds | Two Peatiire - grot Ek and most makers, priced for immed- 13 All-Wool Overcoats. SI 0 ure groups, da light colors in tweeds, shetlands iate clearance. Black, Navy,|and Fleeces. Sizes 37-44. Grey, Grey Brown Blue. Sizes | brown, black and dark and cheviots. l andz l w’ blue. .. | Sizes 36-44. .M .m MEN ’S SUITS S A L E Sport or Dress Suits Quality Values % VALUES TO $37.50 VALUES TO $30.00 21 Suits in a Feature Value! Tweeds, shetlands A splendid group of quality suits. Solid eolors, stripes, and novelty patterns in Tweed or Shet- or cheviots. Dark and light colors in single land. Fine Tailoring, Unusual Styling. Suit Overcoats PHOENIX HOSE 100 pairs of “Knee-High” and regular length Chiffon and Ser- vice Weight hose. Famous Phoe- n_lx quality. Good colors. 8'4-10%. SUMMER HATS TO $7.50 Clearance of entire stock. Beau- tifully styled models, ALL BET- TER HATS. White, l nn o Navy, Black and Colors. 50c LADIES’ SHOES VALUES TO $7.50 200 pairs of BETTER SHOES. Kid, Suede, Reptile. Straps, Ox- fords, Pumps, Sport and dress sLyles Sizes are broken z w RUBBER APRONS REGULAR 75¢ Cream, Blue, Green and Red.| 50 pairs. Clever Styles. Contrasting Trims. EACH COATS and SUITS » VALUES TO $29.75 HANDSOME TWEED COATS and Tailored Sport Suits. Beautifully Tailored Custom Summer and Early Fall Wear. An Un- surpassed Value. Sizes 12-20. PRINTED Ideal for Travel, 12.00 CREPES Quality. or double breasted models. o values you can't afford to Sizes 36 to 44. miss. Sizes 36 to 44. 20.00 REGULAR TO $1.95 YARD BEAUTIFUL FLORAL PRINTS, Novelty Designs and Solid Colors, in quality crepe and novelty weaves. 36 in. wide. Better Suits VALUES TO $45.00 Seldom do you find values like these. All bet- ter suits from the foremost designers. Custom Quality, Imported Fabrics, 25 00 o Superb Tailoring. Sizes 36 m 4“4. Better Hats $5.00—$7.50 Stetson, Hardeman, and Penn-Craft all included in this rare sale. ‘Sport and dress styles in » Boys’® Suits TO $19.75 Only 10 Young Men's Suits. Sizes 14 to 20. Double breasted, sport backs. Two pair pants. grey, brown, tan, black and dark blue. Buy Tan, Gray, Brown. FEATURE PRICED FOR now for summer or fall wear. 3 7 5 IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE 8 00 B. M Behrends Co., Inc. Men’s Shop Many are washable. patterns. 18 Different colors and i YARD 50c FABRIC and CROCHET GLOVES. Regular $1.00. lnc Navy, Brown, Black and Tan. 5. EAOH KID GLOVES. Only 50 pairs. Brown, Cream and 50 eAcHOUC Crey. Broken sizes. Values to $2.50. COTTON HOUSE DRESSES. Washable Floral Prints. Large Sizes. Values to $1.95. ONLY 25. ONLY 5 WHITE COATS. Cleverly Styled. Priced for immediate clearance. (Orig. $ GIRLS’ RAIN COATS. Rubberized Silks or Suedes. Red, Green, White, Navy. Sizes 3-14. Up to $3.95. 13 GIRLS' ALL-WOOL COATS. Assorted colors, Regular $3.95 to $8.95. Broken sizes 4-12. INFANTS' DRESSES. Colorful ly Styled. Sizeg 1-14. Values EACH 4.00 z.w 2,00 Unique: l.m 14.95). Sizes 16-20 Cotton Prints, to $1.95. zsc PAIR VALUES TO $3.50 Only 300 purses for immediate cleaarnce. Black, navy, brown, blege gand tan, Tailored and dressty styles in clever envelopes or pouches. l,m CURTAINS TO $2.50 Assorted Colors in Net Curtains and Panéls. 75 SWEATERS TO $3.50 VALUES 100% All-Wool Sweaters in Coat Styles, Slip-ons and Twin Sets. Assorted colors in sizes 34-40. Limited Quantity. l.w CHOCHET TREAD REGULAR 25¢ SPOOL 300 Spools 175 to 150 yards. White, blue, green, lavendar, grey and tan. 5 EACH EVENING GOWNS REGULAR $16.75—$25.00 GLAMOROUS EVENING GOWNS in Crepes, Laces, Chif- fons, Nets. All Exclusive models indi- vidually styled. Prints or solid colors. 10.00 BETTER DRESSES VALUES TO $19.75 ONLY 30 BETTER DRESSES. Sport and Dress styles in prints, pastels, navy and black. Sizes 12-42. 5 ‘m L4 ———————————————————————————— BOYS' COVERALLS, WASH SUITS and OVER- m ALLS. Values to $1.95. Sizes 2-16. F oo i BOYS' “TOMMY LAD"” SHIRTS. Regular $1.00. Whites and Colors. Sizes 10-14%2. BOYS’ AND GIRLS' FINE COMBED COTTON UNIONz& SUITS. Regularly $1.00. WHITE BUTTONS. Smiall size. Regular 10c. BOX HOOKS AND EYES. "Peets’ Invisable.” package .3 Regular 10c MENDING TREAD. Regular 20c card, two color as- sortment. EMBROIDERY lNSflTlON To $1.00 yard. Priced for Clearance. .. ...CARD Lovely Quality. YARD Whl\e. RIBBON—Silk and Taffeta. Yi-inch to 6-in width. Reg. 10¢ to 45¢ yard, 3 to 10-yard bolts. BOLT B. M. BEHRENDS Co. Inc. QUALITY ‘SINCE 1887