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Umbrellas for
Rainy Days
Practical umbrellas built to stand winter
winds and weather and all with fashionable
handles. Black and colors. All in excellent
makes. % . & Y 1 illf I;HV
$2.00 to $20.00.
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RAINCOATS FOR THE KIDDIES
Just the right weight for the little
folks on their way to school or at play.
Belted styles.
$6.50.
RAIN HATS
Rflin hats to match rain coats.
75 cents.
RUBBERS
Why neglect the feet when you can
get rubbers to fit every shoe.
85 cents to $2.00 a pair.
LADIES’ RAINCOATS
This is one of the big offerings in
rubberized raincoats, very fashionably
cut. Colors are tan only. Sizes 36
to 44. Regularly sold at $12.00.
$8.50.
HEAVY RAINCOATS
Waterproof raincoats in blue and
brown heather mixtures. Patch
pockets and beautifully tailored.
$20.00 and $22.50.
ARCTICS
One lot of one buckle Arctics to
clear at
$1.00 a pair.
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It is probable the approaehinf marriage of the Duke of York, seond son of the British rulers, to
Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. daugbter of the Earl of Strathmore, wifi take place in Glamls Castle, Scot
tish family seat of the Strathmores. The castle is called one cf the most remarkable in Great Bri
tain, rich in historical connectiont, especially in relation to •‘Macbeth ”
BREAD LINES ARE DISAPPEARING;
FEW MEN UNEMPLOYED AT PRESENT
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sorbing labor and demand [or woods
men ann for mane wuriters. Expect
ing a heavy demand for iron ore
when lake shipping roop ns, winter
stripr ng was in progress at these
mines. Duluth stool mills, dosed
last winter, now employ about 3,500
In Sioux Fails, South Dakota, the
•secretary of tho Chamber of Com
merce, noted the mild winter as one
cauBe of unemployment. The un
employed was called negligible.
Toledo reports none are unem
ployed who are willing to work.
Big Improvement
There tis an improvement of from
40 to 60 per cent in the unem ploy
mont situation in Minnesota now at
compared with tho same period last
year, according to tire state employ
went bureau. None of the larger
citiea have .had bread lines this win
ter, whereas a year ago .Minneapolis
fed hundreds by that moans. Actual
figures on unemployment have nut
been compiled by the state employ
ment bureau, but the conditions now
■were described as “vastly improved
over a year ago."
■This improvement is home out in
the want ad columns of newspapers
in the larger cities, where there has
been a marked shrinkage in (he sit
uation wanted and an increase in
the help wanted columns.
50 Per Cent Decrease
In all Kansas only 5,0u0 are un
employed compared with 10,(mo a
year ago, according to Richard H.
Jones, director of the United States
Employment Service at Kansas City.
Only a normal number of unemployed
afo reported in Kans;rs. Missouri,
Iowa, Nebraska. North Dakota, South
Dakota and Minnesota. according to
report to Director Janos.
_• ^ JVfost reports mentioned bread
.linos only to say they no longer ex
I isted.
Tlie Volunteers or America at Okla
i honra City reported a daily bread
'Vine of about 50. A 25 per cent ini
I I rovement in employment compared
with a year ago was estimated for
! Oklahoma Oily. Attention was called
! throughout much of this territory to
I Increased help wanted advertise
ments. Olio Indianapolis publication
| noted a 75 per cent increase in fe
i male help wanted ads.
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PRISON REFORMER
WEDS MAN SERVING
TIME FOR MURDER
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DAYTON, Ohio. Feb. 7.—A mes
sage was received here from New
York announcing tile marriage of
I Louis Victor Eytiuge, formerly of this
city, and -Miss Pauline Diver, New
York, in that city.
Kytinge recently was released from
the Florence, Arizona, prison where
in- »vi»eu a. itrim itir muriier.
Always protesting his innocence,
Ey tinge enli-ted the Interest ot Miss
i Diver, who called upon him at the
j penitentiary after she had lrecome
I interested in his skillful advertising
, work conducted from the prison.
Ey tinge successfully managed busl
; n - < from his cell.
While in the penitentiary he gained
ju nation-wide reputation for his
j work in the field of direct appeal
j advertising and his interest in prison
j reform problems.
CHICKENS FOR SALE.
To make room for more chickens
I * am selling some fine roasters. Put
, your orders in early. I). B Keinmer.
—adv.
Old bundles or newspapers at til*
Emulre. 26 cents.
SAN FRANCISCO IS
CONVENTION PLACE
FOR OVER 500,000
SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 7 -San
Francisco ranked second among the
cities of the United States in the
number of conventions held during
1922, and $40,000,000 wait spent by
over 500,000 persons who attended
conventions here last year, according
to K. H. Merrill, chairman of the
executive committee of the San Fran
cisco Convention and Tourist
League.
The conventions held in 1922. ac
cording to Mr. Merrill, were dis
tributed as follows: Chicago, 113;
San Francisco, 111; New York, 106;
Philadelphia, 57; Cleveland, 51;
Boston, 60; Kansas City, 49; Mil
waukee. 39; Washington, D. C., 37;
St. Ixtttis, 36; Detroit, 29; Minneap
olis, 25; Cincinnati, 23; Denver, 19;
New Orleans, 18; Loa Angeles, 18;
St. Paul, 17; Seattle, 12; Portland,
6; Spokane, 5, and San Diego, 1.
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AUTOS KILL
THOUSANDS
CHICAGO. Fob. 7.—Mure than 12,
OtKt persons wore victims of auto
mobile fatalities in the United States
during 1922 and more than 100 lost
their lives in such accidents in 10
oiities. New York and Chicago had
by far the greater number ot acci
dents. This is according to a re
port issued today by the National
Safety Council.
SWITZERLAND WILL
ELECTRIFY RAILROADS
PARIS, Feb. 7. -tSwiitzarland Is pre
paring to float a loan of 200,000.000
>r 250.000,000 francs for railway elec
trification.
Old papers for sale at Emplr*
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ONE-TIME IMMIGRANT GIVES AWAY FORTUNE.
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Forty-five years ago Gustav llottinger went to Chicago, an im
migrant from Vienna. Me had $1,000 and, with three others, lie
formed the Northwestern Terra C >Ua Co. The assets of the cor
poration are now listed at $4,000,000. Hottinger has now arranged
to present to the original six employees and officers of the
firm the bulk of his stock. He wi l keep only preferred stock at 7
per cent, worth $1,500,000.
IS 101 YEARS OLD BUT NEVER
HEARD OF RECENT WORLD WAR
LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Ft b. 7.—A
man who never knew there was a
World War or Spanlsh-American
war; in fact, never hoard of a w. r
s'nve the Mexican War, has been
tound in Leavenworth. H ■ is Johnny
Marlin, a Mexican, who is 110 years
oid.
Martin never heard of Babe Ruth,
Jack Dempsey nor President Hardir. ■
lie never heard of prohibition,
| thought saloons were still open as
they were in th^ days of old.
Martin has been an inmate of the
County Hospital since 191.1. 11 ■
w.-i born in Santa Fe, N. M., June 4.
1811* H< ha r .1 ! la K tnsas
since he was young. Ills wife die.!
v>hen he was a young man. Hu has
.1) t r.ililrea. He tides bei. g tIsa obi-1
t, he is probably the smal es* man I
n the county. He is litres feet anil
a half in height.
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New Invention Promises
Secret Messages by Ai
STOCKHOLM, ±*u. 7. A remark
able machine which automatical);
turns radio telegrams into score
oode at the sending station, am
transfers those messages inti
straight text at the receiving station
has been invented an 1 is being trie,
out in Sweden, thus signalling anotli
or stride .in the rapid advances mad
in wireless communication.
The new machine, called a cryptc
graph, in receiving the message a
originally written by the sender an
enciphering it mechanically, elim
nates the hitman factor of the cod
clerk, who is liable to error, an
avoids the delays which have bee
cosily annoyances, under the old sy>
terns. One of tha purposes of th>;
machine is to make the message ur
decipherable by those for whom i
was not originally meant if picko
up winle in the air, thus helping ma
I terialiv in the solution of the crucial!
f1 problem of s crecy for radio rnes-i
sages.
The cryptograph probably will be
■ ^ Installed at the now high powered j
■ radio station at Grimeton, near Goth !
I on burg, Sweden, designed for service j
> between Srandinavcian countries and j
. America, which will be ready for use
IJ before the end of the year.
W. E. DUNKLE IS GOING
INSIDE TO KANTISHNA
FOR THE GUGGENHEIMS
-I W. E. Dunkle, mining expert con
i j nected with the Guggenheims, ac
i companied by his wife and children,
i is a paseenger aboard the Alameda
- on route to Seward then to the Mt.
i | McKinley district. He is going into
the Altken and Price copper prop
t erty on which the' Guggenheims re
1 ' ccntly secured an option.
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| FASHIONED HOSPITALITY 1
1 and a big concrete building full of =
| rooms that WILL SATISFY. I
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pIanos sold on terms
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TO YOU,
IN GRANDS OR UPRIGHTS, PLAYERS or ELECTRIC
PLAYERS
Pianos and Phonographs for rent by month or year.
Expert Piano Tuning and Repairing.
Phone 143 ANDERSON PIANO SHOP
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION!
You are cordially invited to attend in a body
Lodge Meeting at DOUGLAS.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 7th.—Degree Work.
Special ferry leaves Juneau at 7:30.
CHAS. PERELLE. Noble Grand.
MERLE P. MORGAN, Secretary.
THE IMPROVED FEATHERWEIGHT ICE CREEPER
IS THE BEST ACCIDENT POLICY
Tlie creeper is made with a
nemfjf designed plate and web
strap with buckle.
It is made in only three sizes.
No. 1 for small or Cuban heels,
No. 2 for medium shoes and
No. 3 for large shoes, over
shoes or lumberman’s boots.
The sa’.ie creep will lit shoe
or rubber as it adapts itself to
the shape of the he d.
The Improved Fe. lerweight is
packed each pair in a teparate
box and one d > on p .irs in a
carton. They are easily
handled by the dm lor as there
ure but three sir.’s and they do
not become unsaleable if car
ried over to next season as is
the case with elastic web
straps.
THE IMPROVED
FEATHER
WEIGHT
IS A GOOD
SELLER
IT IS LIGHT, SIMPLE, DURABLE, EASILY ADJUSTED AND—
WONT COME OFF
JUNEAU HARDWARE COMPANY
AGENTS FOR DU PONT POWDER CO.
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AUTOMOBILE-BOAT
STORAGE BATTERY HOSPITAL
Prompt and efficient repairs at short notice. S
| Selling agents Gould, Edison and the Westinghouse I
“ £
| Storage Battery with the 18 months service guarantee. |
ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. jj
| PHONE 6 JUNEAU, ALASKA.
I Radio Telephone Supplies—Edison Lamps. |
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CALL OUR PLUMBING DEPARTMENT TO
YOUR AID WHEN THE TEMPERATURE
DROPS TOO LOW. 1
We have a complete line of hardware §
for every use. |
Sleds, Skates and Skiis for sports offered |
by the present fine weather. |
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FOUNDATION FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
The cornerstone of a building is firm and
lasting. But the corner stone of a savings ac
count in this bank—a dollar bill—is more than
that. It not only lasts, it grows!
Lay the cornerstone of your success today—
at this bank.
Interest at the rate of four per cent paid
on savings deposits.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
JUNEAU, ALASKA
JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS
Manufacturers of high grade Sitka spruce and
hemlock lumber. Boat lumber a specialty. Inquiries
for both local and foreign business given prompt
attention.
Mills and office at Juneau, Alaska.
Seattle Office: 506 Mutual Life Building. .
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS
6 cans Morgen Corn.$ .80
6 cans Ivanhoe Sugar Peas.95
6 cans Value Stringless Beans.95
THE AMERICAN BAKERY AND GROCERY
We Deliver Phone 3M
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