Summer
Fabrics
These new fabrics offer colorings EE
and patterns including new texture EE
effects for materialing every manner sj
of summer wear, and priced so you ||
can make the prettiest of frocks for ||
very little cost. i!
VOILES '
Light, medium and dark color
ings; of fine texture for blouses and
dresses. 36 inches wide.
60 cents to $1.75 a yard.
ORGANDY
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Fine, transparent, permanent fin
ish imported organdy will make the
sweetest of frocks. Colors pink,
ceil, orchid and jade.
$1.00 a yard.
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NEW SPORT SKIRT PATTERNS
Sport wools in plain colors and
plaid patterns that will inspire some
of the smartest skirts.
$3.25 and $3.75 a yard.
PUMPS AND OXFORDS
Women and big girls will styles
from black satin pumps to sport ox
fords, in lasts and leathers suitable for
both street and dressy occasions.
$7.50 to $10.00 pair.
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French and pretty silk striped
tissue ginghams in patterns that are
different.
75 and 85 cents a yard.
STEIN-BLOCH SUITS j
For Men and Young Men =
Stein-Bloch suits are hand-tailored |jj
which means three things — Expres- EE
sion in style; Elegance in finish; En- |§
durance in service.
$48.50 to $55.00.
Other makes $30 to $45.00.
B.M. iSehrends Go., Inc
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LOUISIANA STILL WARS ON K. K. K.
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arps c<f mu:
proceed Ins
firearms and conspiracy to
Tiled, and the anon ■will be
«na. Am. -ng those eeciucd
Hopkins! Institute, Haltftnor
K. K K., ;i powt r in the n<
-— .. — -- Klun on tire
rin > *i,l‘n »• ;*>’• - niutlVaied bodies were fout.d in a lake near there, the state
nst ’!»"•» : " alleged conspiracy to murder, assau t with deadly weapons, carrying
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1 ■ ui)' : persons to leave their homes. Kighltecn informations have .been
■’• ls-foro Judge Feed M. Odom, in ho court house alt Bastrop, Isoutati
• fv/rnn-r Major It. M. M Koln, of Mrr Iloiipe. now a Student in Johns
an' ('iotain J. K. Sklpwi'th, aged CyCtops, of the 'Morehouse Parish
gahorhlood.
DANCER EXACTS INSURANCE
.AGAINST HER SPECTATORS
VIEN’X'A, M.iv 4. - A lancer at u
lortil theater appeared in hnu.ii scant
attire* rucently that a group of stud
eft*. In prdtCTt, 'threw a gas bomb
at her.
She lias how obnvpuilixl the theater
in insure her per son L>r 2,000,000,000
epwn.i, or $30,000.
BLOODED HORSES; FEW BUYERS
IIERLLX, May 4.—High cost of up
keep and iho general eotmarale de
pression have put the German raiarkot
for blooded horses in the doldrums.
Bitihty animals were registered for
sale rwontty at the close of the t
niiai fawhiouaiblc horse show In Ber
lin, but only seven of them found
| buyers. A stallion offered through
i ho K h eni s 11 - W Yuphal iu 11 Association
for Brooding of Cold-Blooded Stock
went for 19,500,000 marks (or nearly
$1,000). the highest sale of the aue
I tton.
ONE NEW YORKER
SHUNS THE MOVIES
NEW YORK, May 4.—A New York
er has been found who, although
.pending hit wliole life in the city,
has never attended a movie, lias been
to :he ttiouter only once In 27 years
>nd haa not seen a lta.ll game In 40.
He i3 Charles J. ¥\>y, an employee
■f the '’waited railroad system for
; 15 ye >-s
‘1 h. ve a amall garden.” says Poy.
!‘ but I Jiko best a good book or pipe j
LT I could hare only one of them, I
should be perfectly haippy with my
Pipe.”
GERMAN BRASS THIEVES ACTIVE
BERLIN, May 4. — Boorknob
thieves are Causing Berlin household
ers much annoyance. Hotels, apart
ment houses, offflcc -buildings and
private dwellings are aU prey to the
sCatrohers <V»r seeontMiand brass.
In ono a£ Bortln's lending hotels
all tho brass nozzles on the fire hose
In 'the owrridlor* dlsblpipoared one
night, itogdtllver with many other
brass fixtures.
Mrs. Mary Redly fa returning to
Juneau on the steamer Primess Mary.
She has spent several months yislt
lmg in the East, on her first, trip to
the States In a ntimber of years.
DANCING CHAMPIONS SPRING UP OVER NIGHT.
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Miss HSlune Mayer, ol Clevelajjd, Oliio, 21-yoar-old salesgirl,
was officially crowned dancing' champion when she broke the re
cent record of BO hours of continuous dancing made in flew York liy
Miss Alina Qnmmings, of Ban Antonio, Texas. Miss Aluyer was on
the floor for more than 52 hours. She is shown here with P. M.
Sturznickel, one of her six dancing partners. Her record lasted
only a few hours.
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STRIKE COST
LARQE AMOUNT
CHICAGO, May 4.—Tho Depart
■ input of Justice spent nearly $2,000.
■ !)00 for expenses of deputy marshals
i during the shop crafts’ strike last
year, the govonwnor.t’s attorney ile
! dared in the hearing today on the
Daugherty injunction in the Federal
Court.
The government continues to in
troduce evidence showing violenr
during the strike by which it is hoped
to secure a permanent injunction.
Murder Suspect Is
Arrested by Police
SAN PEDRO, May 4.--Raymond
Sancheer has been arrested follow
ing an attack on throe men in a
bakery wagon this afternoon and wiil
be heild for investigation as to his
sanity „nd 'iso in connection with
tho death of a woman and baby r
Korn River near Bakersfield. At the
police station he muttered something
about throwing a baby into the
river.
CALGARY STUDIES MEANS
TO PROVIDE FOR STORK
CA.bG ARY, Alta., May 5.—The
health committee of tlhc 1« U Coun
cil of Women has asked Mayor Web
ster to h.ivo the City open a “stork
account.”
Tlic plan is to have expectant
mothers deposit a small sum each
wook wish it lie city treasurer, to re
lieve her OS anxiety ■when the stork
arrives, and assure her of adequate
I mod leal cam
Tho trouble with the usual iust.ili
mont plan, the women found, wa
that it became effective after tli ■
child had been born, and proved hare
to medt with acWltfonul family x
pcnscs.
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MAIL ORDER ROMEOS!
! DETROIT, May 4.—Convicted j
| in Federal Court off liaving dc- j
fra tided two California men un- i
dor .preten.ai that the would
irtsirry them, Mrs. Maxine Demay, ]
27 years old, was sentenced to
one year and a day in the Re
foamatory at 'Caldwell, N. ,1.
It is alleged she persuaded
John T. Martin, off Berkeley, |
pal., and ,1a,mos iStouhr, of Eras
no. Cal., to send nnoney and ,
| jewelry lt)o her after a eorre- ■
I sipendevreo tiiat had its inception
| in 'a imatriinoniul advertisement.
I To one of them she is said to
1 have written that tho absence
el' un engagement ring was caus
ing unpleasant comment, while j
it ho tolthor, it is charged, for- j
■Warded funds t» pay her fare to
■California.
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PROPHECY BACKFIRES!
PARIS, May 4.—Mrs. William
Warren, wife rtf «i notorious in
'terua'tioTi'a.l South African crook,
w'as airrosted here charged with
conifidom * game swindles ag
gregating a half million dollars.
Most of her victims are said to
haivo been Amerfh . n tourists.
When searched by poltcp, Mrs.
Warren ibegged that they would
not take a tiny modal lion sits
iponded around her nock. When,
opened, the medallion was found
to contain a prophecy written by
a Spanish fortune teller say tag:
"At the end of Ai ' ll or the
beginning of Slay you and yours
will know grew good fortune.
Yon wJl receive a fine 'present.”
She and her husband, both in
jail, have .boon posing for years
as millionaires, Warren owning
h. uses dtn London and Paris, and
a villa at Cannes. They owned
several dc luxe an'omtfbiles and
a gnifficent jewels.
WHO’S WHO
AND WHLKE
At the Gastineau
J. C. Virdin, Walter S. Simpson, N
F. Gilkey.
At the Zynda
Jt L, Hill.
At the Alaskan
M. bongan, It. Schultz, 15. Johnson.
.1 ick Lcmroi.
POLAND PLANS ^NATIONAL PARK
WARSAW May 4—The Society of
I Fra. ad- of the Tatra Mountains is
working out a plan for transforming
ihe Tatra Mountains into a national
Park on the lines of Yeltowstone
Park.
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¥ CATAhRH OR A COLD ?
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Says Cream Applied in Nostrils *
❖ Opens Air Passages Right Up. *
Instant relief—no waiting. Your
dogged nostrils open right up; the
air passages of your bead clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffling, blowing, head
ache dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
disappears.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Ap
ply a little of this fragrant, antis
eptic, healing cream in\your nos
trils. It penetrates through every
air passage of the head, soothes the
inflamed or swollen mucous mem
brane and relief comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh,
(advertisement.)
WATCH FOR THE NEW
DEFOREST RADIO RECEIVER
at the Juneau Electric Co.'s store, lower Front
Street. 1,000 miles on 18-in Loop Anntena.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND REPAIR WORK
JUNEAU ELECTRIC COMPANY
Phone 125 210 Front St
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HALF-WAY HEALTH
is not enough for the huiTy and
stress of modern living. Why be
handicapped when the Hamilton
Beach Vibrator is famous as a
speedy restorer of health, tired
nerves, aching muscles, frayed dis
positions.
Hamilton Beach
Vibrator
Alaska Electric Light
and Power Company
Phone 6. Juneau, Alaska
Home of Radio. Supplies
and Edison Lamps.
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SPRING CLEAN-UP
Articles for sprucing up your house and
grounds are on display in our windows.
Brooms, Mops, Cleaning Liquids, Gar
den Implements, Calsomine, Paints.
C. W. YOUNG CO.
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FOUNDATION FOR A SGCCESSFUL YEAR
Ihe cornerstone of a building if firm and
la»nag Rut tne coiner stone ol a savings ac
count in this bank—a dollar bill—is more than
that It not only iasts. it grows!
Lay the cornerstone of your success today—
at this bank
Interest at the rate of four per cent paid
on aavings deposits
FIRST NATIONAL RINK
JUNEAU, ALASKA
CHILDREN CRT FOR IT!
They want our electrically cooked
bread and pastry. You will all M#
It. Try It. Three loaves 2f cents.
Also groceries at cheapest price.
Phone 393. We Deltver
American Bakery and
Grocery
“The Baker Who Bakes.”
UNION MACHINE WORKS
MINING AND MARINE
MACHINISTS
0. W. SINCLAIR. 0. S. CAIriiM
Telephone 227. Tel€ftlAUI MR
MEN AND WOMEN'S TMLORIM
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Correct in Style*, Fabric* and Faahion.
Foreign and Domeitic Woolen* in Stock.
F. WOLLAND
MERCHANT TAILOR