The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 20, 1947, Page 8

PAGL EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, AL ELECTION QUIET; ONLY 337 VOTES CASTAT3P.M, : ASKA MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1947 ' No Decision | | ] Handed Down n Ley(i_s' (ase» | WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—By not E: tod the Supreme Court . Botany-Daroff sign $50,000,000 Deal for e “BOTANY"..... 500 CLOTHING ey SO Tailored by Daroff gt MEN COMING NORTH A ruling today would have been exceptional since argument on the g was heard only last Tuesd: ry 3 is the next Mond: |on which the court hands down | opiniens, There is no certainity hewever, that the case against thz United Mine Workers' President will be decided at that time. held . contempt District sadge T. ough for not calling of b German child eager- fall's coal strike at his order | 1y follows a spinning top, a nov+ —————— elty made from a former hand i grenade. as it whirls in her | DARNELL TRAVELLING | home in the British occupation d Darnell, operator of Darnell's zone. Center here, sailed south ¥ boar? the steamer North ¥ NEW FERE HAZA&D anned would take him F 5 wing a buying trip flush- to the merchandise centers in the , Midwest and to the East coast. He expects to be gone from Juneau a month or longer. -l Ll FAIRBANKS MAN HERE W. S. Sheffield, from Fairbanks, | arrived in Juneau on a PAA pla , and is registered at the f Hotel of Commerce. - > INFORMATION WANTED COMMURITY CONCERT ; X ASSOUATION stats ON TWO MISSING MEN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE . n luncheon today m of the Baranofl - ng it o 2 2 3 ffdfention 1CK OWNERS to appr Mrs as beli up to, and including, -20 truek ti $50.000.000 can’t be wrong B ) :-’un&au Motors § when it’s invested for your Benefit s i en: Caltona o S | Phone 30 i | ! | | | ! | | | I ! e i D > - T - Specially Priced For CLEARANCE f . TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Botany Worsted Mills and H. Daroff & Sons have signed an . agreement involving an investment of $50,000,000 on fab- ; | rics alone to insure the continuous production of “Botany” Brand 500Suits, Topcoatsand Overcoats, Tailored by Daroff. What does this mean to you? It means that, year after year, season after scason, you can get through us the fabric that is e L SKIRTS ane SLEP-ON the soul of the clothing, plus the style and tailoring that are the heartand body of the apparel. "There has never been a proposition like this in clothing his- tory. There has never been merchandise like this in clothing history. These are the only garments of their kind in the world. Products of a great American worsted mill and a oreat American tailoring organization, they bring you the clothing value of ‘the century ... They are still limited in quantity and will always be worth waiting for. nd plair —with or without pleats ‘ EVENS’ THE HOUSE OF SWANSDOWN = Suits & Topcoats, $55 Overcoats — $60 .~ FRED HENNING ormerly Jones-Stevens Complete Qutfitter