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BLOUSES v
These graceful garments are the ideal
summer costume slipping over one’s skirt
with a dressiness giving a completeness and
comfort equally desirable either m or out
of doors.
$4.00 to $16.00.
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J ’ CORSETS
Warner's corsets of splendid quality
§= brocade and coutil. Made with elastic
= sections and elastic top models. Styles
/ EE** that will serve almost every need.
$2.00 to $5.50.
STEIN-BLOCH SUITS FOR MEN
We shall not attempt to sell you
SEE clothes so much as to sell you the con
11 viction that when it comes to STYLE
S you must come to this establishment
== for what is first and freshest.
$48.00 to $55.00.
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The dressiest of the season’s skirts
in many colors and modes. Their crisp =
pleating make them delightfully neat =
and modish wear for any occasion. gE
$9.50 to $18.00.
MEN’S FOOTFITTERS
Summer footwear demands perfect
lilting to assure pleasant wear. The
greatset care is usecf in the selection
of leathers and lasts which assure sat
isfaction in service as well as appear
ance. $7.50 to $8.50.
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USED 'BABY CRIB TO HIDE MURDER VICTIM.
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AVilh lur two months’ old baby clutched tightly in her arms,
-Mrs. Mario Mrennenicr Vetter, of Glendale, ljong Island, la In'
Queens County Ja.il, at Lung IslairJ City, with her hm-baud, Ernest,
both (barged with the murder of Alonzo J. Storey, of'Klchmond
Jlill, Long Lland. 1 hey are charged with beating aiul slashing
thciir victim to death, dismembering his body and throwing it •into
the ocean. They rwoar they killed in self-defenee. Vetter had ac
Cu'c‘i Jlis wife of being too friendly with Storey and asserted that
Storey wi:.* tin* lather of her child, lie forced her Ao lure Storey
to their home, where a light ensued, in which Storey was slain.
H he di Mile inhered body—concealed in Vetter’s automobile, under g.
.^winging crib in which the baby slept was taken to the beach
and thrown into the ocean. k
MURILLE SIGRID WAULSTEDT
CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY
For heir little daughter. Muria'.l’
ftigrid, wlune first birthday was yes
(terday, May 29, Mrs. Sigrid Wall
Btedt entertained with a delightful
p*rfy fur little tots, at' tier home on
Slain Street- 'The kibi-os enjoyed an
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afternoon of romping anil chattering
together and having their pictures
taken. *The <lay was 'ended with a
dainty .little birthday feast, of good&s
especially for little ones. Little
Marielle received many beautiful gifts
from her little friends.
The baby guests were: Joyce Lee
Henderson, Shirley Ann Starr, Boa*’
trice Barbara Bathwell,^.George Rani
stead, Alice Marian •Sully, Alary
Jean. McXaughton, Olga TorkwTon
and Rosanna Shout).
Mothers of ithe itiny ones and
friends who wore guests of Airs.
Wallatedt were: Mrs. IH. V. Sully,
Mrs. I* 'D. Henderson, Airs. Al. D.
Hothwelil, Mrs, Guy McXaughton, Mrs.
George Rainstoud, Mrs. Scott C. Bone,
Mrs. John Ford 'Starr and Mrs. Oliver
Hall.
Aluminum Coins
Soon to Circulate
Iq Berlin
BERUrX, May 30.—(By Associated
'Pnc,•=.*'.) It will not tbo long before
>th Jingle of metal coins will again
be freely heard in Berlin shops and
(banks- It Is ostunrated that there
will soon be 310,000,000,000 mark) in
aluminum "smafl change” ih circti
lotion.
Tho enormous depreciation of the
mark has made the pf analog pieces
such linalgnMeant .bits that they hav^
disappeared from virtually all cash
tills. 'Before the war thebe were one
and two-pfenning coins in copper,
five, ton, and 25-pfonnlng pieces in
nickel, and 50-pfonblng coins in sil
ver, ibeslides the 10 and 20-mark gold
pieces.
The practice of minting alumJnpm
coins originated during tho war, when
'tikis material wag used to replace the
copper coinage in the smaller denom
Httation. Hater /Iron also was used,
and the Saxon 'town of Meissen, fa
mous for Its porcelain ware, even re
sorted to the use of porcelain for this
purpooo.
All of tho new coins now being
minted are made of aluminum. Only
recently a large number of 200-onark
pieces wore put .into circulation, and
plans are nearly completed for Issu
ing 500-mark .coins aa well. The
farmer arc about tho size of an
American quarter and the latter will
measure something like a United
States half-dollar. Tihev mintage of
l,000-mark coins also is being con
sidered.
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TOUR "UlTOWi” ASSETS—that
typewriter, musical Instrument, fur
niture, office flxtrire or appliance—
are marketable, for malh. through
the classified oolumae of The Umpired
BULGARIAN WOMAN IS HIGH DIPLOMAT.
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Miss Nadejda Standoff, daughter of the Hulgai»>.n Minister
to London, was the first of her countrywomen to adopt diplo
macy as a life career. Site has boon placed in complete charge
of tlte Bulgarian Emibassy, in London, wltilo Iter father and the
First Secretary are attending the Near East Peace Conference at
Itausa tine, Switzerland.
AMERICAN WOMEN ARE TO. BE
PRESENTED TO ROYALTY IN
LONRON; TODAY AND TOMORROW
UONIDON. May 30. Twint.v-r.our
American women will bo Introduce
.it the British court today ttrl to
morrow. Tho following will be i .re
sented today:
Mrs. Ira Copley, of Illinois; Mrs.
ftrtncfa Clark. W hdupton' Mrs
Bdward Everett. Bo ton; Mr Cliar! -
Hamlin and Miss Hamlin, rf W sh
higtom; Mrs. FVelenick Mm ".in::,
daughter of Chief Justice Taf! of the
United States Supreme Court; Mrs.
Percy Morgan, Miss Kathleen Gel
sehannon and Milas Philippa Wendell.;
of Maw York; Mir3 M iry Murray, of
Wlaoht'ntroti, i M. -..Hole.a c y
ton of Virginia, and Mias R. L. Aber
nathy. of Kansas Q'ty.
Tomorrow the following will be
presented: Mrs. Cyrus Curtis, of
^hilludolphia; Mr3. Percy Norma1',)
Washington; Mrs. W L. Walter.
Mrs. W. L•. Rice, Miss Rice, Miss Svl
vlia Lathrop, formerly of New York;
Miss Robocca Smith, Mrs. E. T.
Sweeney, Columbus, Ind.; MiS3 Elsie
Sweeney, Miias Elaine Ulman. now an ,
English resident but a native of
V ■?‘.cn: Miss Margaret Emmatt and
Miss Lonnahan.
HIGH COURT
IS DEFENDED
BY W. H. TAFT
Chief Justice of Supreme
Court Speaks at Unveil
ing of Statue.
CINCINNATI, May 30.—William
Howard Taft, Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court, today
reviewed the attacks by “radical
Republicans" on the Supreme Court,
Civil War and reconstruction days.
He corimented the verdict of the
country’in retrospect had been fav
orably to the positioh of the court
against the» attitude of critics,
speaking at the unveiling of the
monument to S. P. Chase.
Chief Justice Taft declared that
while the Supreme Court undoubted
ly made mistakes it’s record as a
whole hud beeti to reaffirm the
sound foundations upon which it
was built.
“The people une now glad of the
guarantees of personal liberty main
tained by Phe court against partisan
*oal, dominating at one time,” con
cluded Taft.
Judge Reed’s Brother
May Rim for Governor
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SEATTLE. May 30.—.Mark E. Reed
of SboHon, Ma ion county, one of tho
most prominent hinubermein. h : :i l.- - - -
and -til-round business men of the
ste.to and Siwikcr of tin la»> Hone
of Represents ti'«, siid thn‘ he
wished not to b -'cmr'i od out of tho
race tor frovorunr of Ws-hington
st',ite tin 1924. He dcclaro-l tW much
prrwovre is being hrr^ipht tn hear on
him to malt'' tha race for the Re
public'',Tl nO’nt'Tl'>t,D!|.
Mark P It nai r#ta brother of Judge
Ttvaniiafl M Rv-t ,jf .Tusscau. nv1 ft»r
many year 3 has been one ryf ;h->
moat Influential men of the state of
Washington, both in business (jpd
moUtifcs. While he has interests
throughout Wosttern Washington, the
center of his activities are in Mason
county, where he is bead of the
Satsop Valley Railroad, the Mason
County Logging Company, the Bank
of Shelton and ether lumbering ami
(business institutions. Ho has repre
sented Mason counter tin the House of
Representatives for several terms,
and was Speaker of the House in the
last Legislature.
ESTEBETH IN
The jrtlail and passenger bo-V rate
berth. Capt. J. V. Davis, arrived here
today from Skagway and Hainis
K. J. Maagan, mining man of'the
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BANK ROBBERS j
ARE EXECUTED
DUBLIN, May 30.—Michael Mur
phy and Joseph O'Rourke were to
day executed by the Republican
authorities after conviction of par
ticipating in a bank robbery.
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Hama Floe, superintendont of the
■ P. E. Harris cannery at Ilawk Inlet,
is in Juneau on a business trip.
Mrs. \V Wright is returning to Ju
i noau on the Admiral Rogers after
j -spending several weeks in the States.
Mrs. S. Duggan, wife of S. Duggan,
i attorney at Valdez, and her daughter,
Joan, are passengers on the Alameda
far their home.
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World Court Is Not
Bothering Westerners
1 Washington, May so. — The
people of the West are more in
! tcrested in transportation and do
mestic problems than the World
[Court operation, said Sonator Cur- :
ills, of Kansas, Republican whip in j
['lie Senate.
When he visited Kansas recently ,
hot more tliau 15 people mentioned
the World Court in his presence.
Ho raid if the opportunity arose he
would vote In favor of American j
participation providing adequate res
ervations were attaohed.
MAYOR HYLAN WILL
AID GOVERNOR 8MITH
NEW YORK. May 30.—Mayor Hy
ian of Now Yoik announce- that lie!
will join Oov. "Al" Smith in i j
stumping Your throughout the st.viei
of Now York next foil, when As-'
semiblymen will be elected to present:
ty the people of the state the issues ?
Involved through the defeat uf the i
major part of the Governors legiala- [
'tive program by the lower house of
the state legislature. The Senate,
which is Democratic, passed all of*
the Governors measures, but most of
ithem were defeated in the Assembly,
in which there Is a Republican ma
Jerity.
Speaker Machold, who led the op
position to Governor Smiths program,
has declined ito mieet the. latter in
joint debate on the question.
EXPECT YANKEE CASH
VIENNA, May 30.—Austrian Chan
cellor SeipeJ says America has given
definite assurance of participation in
a loan to Austria.
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FOB BOB TTJBHEB’S AUTO
PHONE 267 Anytime. Seven puaen* [
ger car. Comfort and Safety. Stand j
next to Boeton Store. —Uf. I
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polishing floors. it saves time,
trouble and wax—makes floor pol
ishing as easy as running a carpet
sweeper.
A big improvement over any
weighted floor brush because it
Waxes as well as polishes the floor.
It lasts a lifetime. A simple, easy
wag- to get the beautiful floors all
your friends will admire.
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With this remarkable device we
will give free lo each purchaser,
now, a can of the celebrated OLD
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WITH A SUNNYSUDS
Drudgery is the foe to both beauty and happiness. Banish ,
the back breaking rub-rub wash board from your home by giving ,
her a Sunnysuds Electric Washing Machine. You'll say its the
best investment you ever made.
ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT ft POWER CO.
mn e nraiAu, alaua
Hoire of Radio Phone Supplies and Edison Madia Lamps. —
CHILDREN CRY FOR IT!
They want our electrically cooked
bread and pastry. You will all like
it Try It. Three loaves 26 cents.
Also groceries at cheapest price.
Phoue 398. We Deliver
American Bakery and
Grocery
The Baker Who Bfcksa”
UNION MACHINE WORKS
MINING AND MARINE
MACHINISTS \
O. W. SINCLAIR
Shop Telephone 331. Residence Telephone 227
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MEN AND WOMEN'S TAILORING -
Correct in Styles, Fabrics and Fashion.
Foreign and Domestic Woolens in Stock.
F. vWOLLAND
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1,000 MILES
We have the latest model Radiophone receiver—The Deforest
Reflex Set—now for sale. This set only uses a small loop, 18
Inches square -for an antenna. We have tried this set and And It
does the 1,000 miles and more with plenty of signal volume.
The price of this set complete tubes, batteries, and phones,
$185.00. Can you beat the price? The Bet has 3 stages -radio
frequency detector and 2 stages andlo frequency using only thfse
301A. tubes. Come in and see It. -
JUNEAU ELECTRIC COMPANY
Phone 125 . .. 210 front 8t.
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BUIE FOX HEN—XTTEimi
Tried raising Silver Black’s in pens? No longer an
OUR INCREASE
1921—110 per cert ; 1922—16$ per eent; M&J—
21 out of 23 pair meted. 15 pair of
one year of aye.
to* it
We guarantee our foxes to be healthy, prolific and to
true to oolor.
Price $600.00 per pair f. o. b. Aackeraf*.
Orders 10 pair delivered at nearest town to jronr fandb froe.
Jones and WOUaauon Sflver Block Pos Raneb
Kntflof, Alaska. Jt
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