The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 13, 1940, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUG. 13, 1940. ; Ge¥* that TEN HIGH smile "I'wo I:ur (Oals 'or Every T Woman; Pelfs Are (heapei Now and Furriers Hopeful Our August ZUR SALE offers you the biggest savings on FINE FURS and FUR COATS ever put on sale to.the Juneau Public. . . . Choose from our 1940 styles and the most important furs. /“ o i £ e PR, & l 2 e : “TEN HIGH p STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY L Double Your Enjovment OUR ENTIRE 25% Silver Fox Chubbies 7 Red Fox Chubbies.. 0 Skunk Chubbies . .. HIRAM WALKER & SONS INC., PEORIA, ILL. 90 PROOF (OMMISSARY iMME;NIlAT!{)N ON SLATE TOMORROW OFF Have YURMAN make your new fur coat now at savings! Choose supple caracul - warm, velvety seal . . . many other luxury furs! 1940 Styles! SHOP TODAY! This shert collarless jacket of mink would be the making of any costume, day or evening. With it, Benay Venuta, radio singer, wears a flare-brim brown felt hat with a wide mink band. The darker the better in mink, and this year the dark skins are less expensive be- 5 A i i Empire Classifieds Pay! cause of improvements in strain. tish Airmen By \.\l; "l'(')l:'l'l',ll AP Fashion Writer i luzury fur within your price range, you can thank the bree s. They now produce heavi red foxes, once a rarity, at low prices, Dark mink, too, is er to come by, now that it's ) color. Beaver — Seal — Red anel Silver Fex — Cross Fox — Seal DON°T THIES BIG SALK? All Prices Effective fo Sepiember 1, Inclusive . J. Yurman YURMAN FUR FACTORY — 157 So. Franklin St. .PHONE 326 S e iy Back Into Active Service ‘ Leap-Frog on the Racetrack 52 Bombed by Bri . o The slogan for prosperity used to e “A chicken in every pot,” but now it's “A fur coat on every ‘° back every feminine back, that i Some furriers double their a pirations, making it “Two fur coats for every woman; one for ports, one for dre In a gloomy world, the hopeful furriers are little rays of sunshine Visit the August fur you'll understand why cheaper, more plentif attractive than Federal Reser six months begi g 1 show that fur sales in many store | increased from 40 to 70 percent | The national incre for the en- [tire year was percent, Thi spring, fur sale weld their gain another factor in fur is the sudden popularity of t fur jackets., Women love em because they're wearable with y and with evening clothes. And t 1 th long coat T'his fall, furriers expect every 0 hasn’t one to buy a short jacket. And the girls who bought | Jackets last year should*be in the arket for a long fur coat, they think Finally, installment plan selling has spread even to the best shops, mviting you to spread the price of purchase over several month: with a 40 percent increase over| Madam, your fur coat await are you joining the parade? |last year, and forecasters say fur [will do even better this fal | The rising tide of sales has| wiped out price barriers. Very| cheap furs are selling in ullm'wr—] dented auantity. ana so are vers| [0 MUCH FOR expensive ones. The girl with her | first job feels abused if too, | have, at from $50 to $100, a choice | of coney, muskrat, xid paw, mouton wd | The mink-and-sable ls {‘m extra fur coat for | caracul | oners | Thinget PJpIe Troubled worts wear.| Dy Rapid Change in |cess furs > having are better styling, technical improvement in| The Indians of Southeast Alaska the manufacturing prc s, and| find themselves bewildered and un- {the development of itrolled | able to o the modern society breeding of fur-bearing animals. |which has developed here so rap- £ — | A few years back, the standard|idly, the Rev. Walter,Soboleff, In- ; L. L. N. Radiophoto style for ur coats was dian pastor, said in an address at w h a clun Juneau Rotary Club lunch-, ‘ 1 — a box This picture, radioed from Berlin to New York, shows a bombed hmh!\n\ in Hanover, Germany, after air raid by British. Three died n.nll numerous versons were injured. Mass raids covered more than 100 German citie as Britain sought to wreck military bases and supply lines. |trend is n | waistlines, the past 25 or 30 years the et Indian has been in a eriod of gradual transition from 1 old way of life to a new, So- {f explained. This new life, he - i, has very ly caught the the Indian This new s 4 S| cause impro & skins has made furs lighter, nur wnr'd w||l L Py pliable. Raccoon, hea 5 )5 are three heavy furs they've she & i el snoo has re- pastor of the n Church here ending college in Towa, He 0 be ordained within the months visitors neeting were Ri the Rev, Merle down for lightness. (% 3 o Improved pr g, in turn,|W able. Louisiana muskrat, for in-|° stance, is poor in color, but it t li in lr '“|s wears well, Now it ce I' ‘,E to le colors, A L LJ LJ LJ 'm mout be dyed * Backyard’ r ey t today’s Rotar; Cowling and | . Boyer. 0 smartness through EEnEnnl ElEtTnIt Xj‘.l‘\l» i::x('v‘;h( st time, you find a :’ulx\(-::!’w for The Empire. 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