YOUR EASTER HAT
Fashion has brought
us quaintly becoming
hats to complete your
Faster costume. Hats of
haircloth, of silk, of
straw and straw fabrics
a lavish display of
style.
$5.75 to $16.00.
COSTUME SUITS
On the hist bright, sunshiny days
E§ what would you like most to be
==§ wearing? If you don't say a Spring
§5 Suit, it is only because yo \ haven t
H seen the new ones we are display
ing — some with buoyant bolero
j== jackets and others on jacquette
lines.
5 $24.50 to $55.00.
m SPRING HOSIERY
Spring hosiery to harmonize with
== the gray or beige suede that is so
H prominent a feature of Spring joot
wear, also black and cordovan.
S $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50.
MEN’S TIES
New Magic Ties for Easter wear—
everyone a beauty.
$1.35 each.
Knits ties in all colors.
$1.00 and $1.25 each.
STETSON HATS
Another lot of Stetson Hats se
lected for men who want styles that
fit and look right.
$7.00 and $8.00.
FOOT-FITTER SHOES
foot-fitter Shoes have the leather,
thc^ workmanship, the smartness of
style and the comfortable correctness
in shaping to give you just the shoe
you like.
' $7.50 to $8.00.
B. ML BEHRENDS Go.. Inc.
RUSSELL DIVORCE SUIT STIRS LONDON.
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IahI ami kady Ampthell, against his wife,
, ilrelarimr they had entered into a contract never to
i, ,v;' ‘ hi'iM.'i. and i•: whit h lu eh.. • 1 h< r wi mit-comluot with many men, han stirred British
‘‘ ^‘d r.i'Mi he hu.-eaud s cii.and alleged ha had (lie r-trange h dibit of \vear
n*- ■ ‘!hi > . kady .-Vnritlu 1! tc k the e im-s ►tr.nd and testifit d that Mrs. Russell kid
her the hud never ecu utmmntei her marriage to Russell.
LOGGING OUTFIT IS
WRECKED IN STORM
(Special Correrpcmdencc.)
TEXAS EE, March IT The h, -i.il'. ’
outfit belonging t;i Peter Olsen ami
set up on a rart and a scow, was
wrecked un i the cr w bandy expor
’ need a serious time, during a
heavy storm tlie niftM of Al.mdi 10,
Just inside South ssage Paint,
Tenaken Inlet. The outfit consisted
of a gasoline donkey, on the rift
and the cookhouse, on the scow. Tip
raft dragged anchor and wo driven
ashore by the force of the w ind and
tho scow was hammered to kindling
and everything obarl was lost.
The crew put off ,in a skil'f an i
made a safe landing on the beach
where they manaigad to get a fire
started, being compelled to spend
tlie nigh: there- hi the morning the
-tom ([uieted and they were able to
yet to the Standard Salmon Com
. my cutiery. Mr. Olsen left for
Juneau to get u new ramp outfit and
»uj l-< vV. H. b;ta.gin, c.uiip cook,
reset! ! his prs-rition anji left for
June xu.
The outfit ha 1 come to Tcnakee
hi! ” to tak' out logs lor pilings,
•which had been cut during the win
ter. Mr. Olsen returned March 10
nr.d .1 he expected*to get out the
by tir- middle of next week.
Th members of the crew included:
Mr. Oh cm. l*n • Krederlksen, John
M ' ; m. ()! • Tolen, W. H. Straight,
Ben Rodebaugh.
The mine tender Santa lUta, Capt.
Billie Dickenson, arrived hero today
from .Tuallu. Among the passengers
fur Juneau ware: Jean Vunophem,
Mis. lAdla Dytle and Melvin Mathys
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SHRINERS TO GIVE
MONTHLY DANCE IN
ELKS’ HALL TONIGHT
The monthly nance of the South
eastern Alaska Shrine Chib will be
given tonight in KIks' Hall. The
affair is informal and open to the
pubtie. The Coliseum Orchestra wlLl
fu.nish the muslic.
Unexplained Explosion
In Mine Kills One Man
PITTSBURGH, Kan.. March 22—
Ono minor was killed and five in
jured in an unexplained explosion at
the mine uf Thompson. Roberts &
Glsrtle ut Mulbojyy, nearby, yesterday
afternoon.
FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF P RINCESS MARY’S BABY.1
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Prmce^ Kory's SWby
Here is the flrr* photograph of fti • tmby hoy bora roeen'lj to
Princes .Mary, (lamriiter of Hie Kusli ii monarch, and wit. of Vis
count I-nsceU'T. T'.i • > ni -! cr is -liawn aw lio left hi ; mother's
London homo for an automobile ri le.
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Mr*. Delia LyCIi ’i ■ '-"keeper foi
Jean Vunophem und i - <1 . ifiurr.
Mis* Simone.‘ ;t Ju.i.lin, arrival in
Juneau tod ly e i tit,' mine tender
Santa fUta. Site v.; i lie here until j
Vanopheius are m .. I in ill r n< v|
residence, which i being construct
near the portal of the n tin tunnel \
at tlie mine.
Mrs. K. <J. Ko y is a pas-mnsei'!
on the Admiral 1: i : ■ for Juneau i
She has spout ■ • pi t set all
months visiting lit the Staler
€. M. Sharpe, repr mi alive
the Schwabacher, Hardware Company,
is ©xpeeten 'hero on ihe Ao ultra I Reg
ers fftmi the south'-ru dis . ■ . where |
ho has been on it burin trip.
J. \V. (tucker. • p csentative for
the General Elgar (’ ..npany, is
parted here on the Alameda from the
Westward v
At the Zynda
J. II Hollins, C T. Heaven. F. C. I
Heaven.
At the AUska.i
R. MacDonald, Daniel T. Morgan,
A. I,. Moo*. Jack Met' nm 11.
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Make Beggars Work
Is Los Angeles Plea
DOS AN'GKLK; . -urv’i 22.—Ail |
-dreet beggars in Dos Angeles are
professional mend rants and there is
tot a single rase of need among
hem, according to the Dos \ngeie
Soctal Service Commission, which has
opened its drive against begging o
he streets with a plea to the public
to “meet them with jobs."
Sixteen large charitable iiistitu
•J< ns and numerous smaller relief or
ganizations. according to the com
mission, mak ■ it unnecessary fiv
Iboae in distiess to beg on the street
but the prof >sional incndticants pre
ter the easier and nior * profitable
m'etluwl of appealing to public symjm
thy on the sidewalks.
MOOSE DANCE.
Moose dance Saturday n glit.
Tlckuts 75 cents. Everybody wel
come. —adv.
Old bundles or i^wspapers al tii«
ifimolre 25 cent*
Borah Lays Down
Plan to Knock
Third Party
AKRON. OV ». March 22.— '
tTnit| iSi.rra .Senator William
R. Hi rub. (.: Idaho. speaking at |
a benefit hen.* 1 i.-a. night, invited j
the Republican )i r.y io “quit 1
guimahcoing" for votes and
adopt a clear-cut and fearless ’•
program. Borah said the "voter
was alarmingly independent on
: p.rty lines and shadowy uncer- .
tain.” He declared the course j
rccoimnende 1 would end the
increment fur a third party.
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Preliminary Trial of
Girl Slayer Postponed
VANCOUVER. Wash.. March 22. -
Georg.* Edward Whitfield, charged
\vi;b the murder (if Anna N’osko, 11
yc.a i'-aid s, bool gil l, was returned to I
the Clarke county jail from Llto jail
Tt Tacoma, when; he was taken last
week, as lac officers (feared mob
violence. Tiro arraignment was uu
ycd be. au -3 the attorn.ya were not
ready.
KNICKEFtBOCHER LEAVES
R. (I. Knllckerbociier, metallurgical
engine r fer tha Famatlma do Cor
porac: ei, of Argentine, last night left
nn the freighter Latouche on route
* South America. A sliipjneut of
mil: machinery (from Thane, eou-igncl
to the Argentine mine, is aboa.u the
Latouche. Mr. Knickerbochcr has
been here the past several .veils to
oversee the shipment of machinery
■ r.as il by his firm.
ITALY SPENT 27 BILLION
PARES March 22.—(Italy’s total ex
i enditure; arising from the war. from
1314 to 1923. are 144,W)O,UOO,i)00 lire
<i, rmaiiy 127.782,000,000).
VAN0PHEM HERE.
Jean Vanophom. president of the
Jualln Berners Mining Co., arrived
in Juneau today on the mine tender
SiU:i Rita from Jualln. He expects
to be here s vcral days o:i business.
KAISER’S WIFE MAY VIST TCORFU PALACE.
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/ that Princess Hcrmine of It cuss,
/ second wife of the ex-Kaiser, desires
to leave their exile homo at Doom,
Holland, and visit the ex-Kaiser's
wonderful palace On the Island of
Corfu, in the Mediterranean, if the
Creek Government will consent to
hive it up. These reports are coupled
with another that sho expects soon
to become a mother and desires to
have her child horn there. There has
been no confirmation of the latter
report.
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BABY CARRIAGES AND SULKIES 1
SPRING STOCK NOW ON DISPLAY |
See Our Windows I
JUNEAU HARDWARE CDMPANE I
AGENTS FOR DU PONT POWDER CO.
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5 REASONS
why you should own a
WESTGATE COOKING CABINET:
1 Lessens table expense.
2 Brings cooking triumphs.
3 Operates from electric light socket.
4 Cooks an entire meal.
3 Takes all the drudgery out of cooking.
Free Demonstration Terms if Desired
ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.
PHONE 6 JUNEAU. ALASKA.
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CALL OUR PLUMBING DEPARTMENT TO
YOUR AID WHEN THE TEMPERATURE
DROPS TOO LOW.
We have a complete line of hardware
: for every use.
Sleds, Skates and Skiis for sports offered
by the present fine weather.
C. W. YOUNG CO.
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JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS
Manufacturers of high grade Sitka spruce and
hemlock lumber. Boat lumber * Inouiws
for both local and foreign business given prompt
attention.
Mills and office at Juneau, Alaska.
Seattle Office- 506 Mutual Life Building
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CHILOREN CRY FOR IT!
They want our electrically cookeil
bread and pastry. You will all like
it. Try it. Three loaves 25 cents.
Also groceries at cheapest price*
Plione 393. We Deliver
American Bakery and
Grocery
“The Baker Who Bakes.’’
UNION MACHINE WORKS
MINING AND MARINE
MACHINISTS
O. W. SINCLAIR C. E. CARPENTER
Telephono 227 ' Telephone S38
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FOUNDATION FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
The cornerstone of a building is firm
lasting. But the corner stone of a savings ao
count in this bank—a dollar bill—is more thaw
that. It not only lasts, it grows!
Lay the cornerstone of your success today—
at this bank.
Interest at the rate of font per oent paid
on savings deposits.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
JUNEAU, ALASKA
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