The Prettiest
ilance I rocks
There is freedom and grace in these pretty
Jaike frocks in pastel shades, which we offer at
o f
the hare cost of materials.
There are not many so do not overlook this
opportunity to have a new frock.
H SILK VESTS
H Glove silk vests, shaped
=E neck and bodice tops. Slightly
SE soiled from display.
$1.50 each
1 , CAMISOLES
~ Dainty beyond description
= arc these pretty canusoles,
2= the laciest and simplest are
5= all here.
g $2.00 to $3.25.
CHILDREN’S HOSE
Odd sizes and in colors
25 cents a pair.
SAVE ON HOSIERY
Kayser silk hose in evening shades.
$2.00 a pair.
Ch;pman Knit silk hose in gray, navy, cordovan
and white.
$1.75 a pair.
Pure thread silk hosiery reinforced heels and
toes- Black and White.
$1.75 a pair.
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IN THE SHOE DEPARTMENT
You will find Dr. School’s foot comfort department. Ap
pliances and remedies for every foot ailment.
Whv suffer with your feel? Foot comfort service FREE.
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THE HOME OF F \MOUS STEIN BLOCH CLOTHES
for Men and Young Men
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Nat lot : may fly at otlie (hr, , but Hi nvrajo enlisted man, raring little* about, what lie
i- lb-.Ii'ing i n-, ih sn't hold aniino iti<long. C. niuni.'. iiiul Fram e are as bitter enemies as ever, but
this him up of Kmieh polius, in K m, tie beuylit up all the randy in town anil is throwing it to tiie
■Httie Cei'u.,: n ehllili ii. just as th • Ann . icon il i.used to Mlgh ‘ to do in Coblenz before they
wound up "Der Wurht am Rh'nc."
ANCHORAGE MAN
GIVEN PERMIT
Development of Water Powei
Site Is Approved— Two
Years to Investigate.
WASH I.VO T OX. 1 ■ Til > r I
era! Waier J*;> a - r 1111:'i m ii
■ordered a ■preJ.minar.v penult for thn
development of t'a • pr’.jet ou Kklut
na River, Tartly w : iln ill ■ Can u h
National Forest, to F .mk I R. I, of
Anchorage.
ReeJ contemplates d vi-i a ■ i<■ tit |p(
water storage in Rkli i i. . .1
donstiruction of a pow :• pi.ml K
tween the lake an<l the Ah.-ki Rail
road.
Two years will be allowed to mak >
■the necessary preliminary in\ .
Dions.
OH! EVERYBODY
Take a night off tonight or to
morrow and nee the bid comedy "A
Night Off" at the Coliseum. You
urd ' going to laugh ycureelf Into
good humor. —adr.
AGAINST IT
BOSTON', F. It. \ referendum
■ iki . 1 by llii" Ch mil) of Commerce
'' I'nited St.i 11., resulted in
i doi Nivo vo-' ,iu in s he creation |
a F • ler.il I) uar'iiient of Educa-j
Fan The 1‘" jo ( amber of Com
ic rets affiliated with the National'
Chambers, aniioun l the vote was I
147'- for an.I 1,291'j against it.
MUSCLE SHOALS
ISSUE IS DEAD
WASH IXCrTt >N. Feb. 2d.—-By n vote
; if 6 to 2, the Hoiim.' rules committee
J!i refused to report oat the resolu- d
a giving Henry Ford's Muscle l
I SI. ills offer the right-of-way. ; d
■ This action precludes consideration(
of the Muscle Shoals legislation at I S
j ' ; si salon of Congress unless the ifi
a ijci'ity cf the House votes to over
toil; the rules committee.
I Old bundles or nows papers at the
Crnulre, 25 cents.
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’OINDEXTER
CONFIRMED
AMBASSADOI
Jnited States Senator fror
Washington Is Going to
South America.
BULLETIN—WASHINGTON, Fcl
).—The United State* Senate ha
anfirmed the nomination of Senate
oindexter to be Ambassador t
eru.
■WASHINGTON, Feb. 20—Pros
am Hording yesterday nominate
nitod States Senator Miles Poll
filer to be Ambassador to Peru.
Senator Poindexter's term in tli
enate expires on March 4. He i
ora Itho state of Washington.
CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY
Washington'* Birthday,
etn's Emporium.
Gold
—adr
DUKE OF YORK VISITS HIS FIANCEE.
imn.
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fjDufee o^Yovh, f J/aAy^U^betk 6omf- fyoruj
Tho Duke York, second .01 of the liritisli rulers, anil Daily
Elizabeth Rowe -I.>1111. his fiancee, are ,-liuwn U ivi: . the home of
her father, in liniimi Street, Lr.n ! 11. for a shopping tour.
HAMMOND NOT
GOING TO JAPAN
AS AMBASSADOR
Millionaire 'Mining Engineer
Refuses to Accept an
Official Position.
BULLETIN—WASHINGTON, Feb
20.— It is officially stated at the
White House that the nomination as
Ambassador to Japan tendered to
John Hays Hammond has been re
fused by the well known mining en
gineer.
HONOLULU, Feb. 20.—It is r
I nonted in Toldo that John Hays II .:n
mond, milflonair ning ongin
will bn named as Vmefican Arnbas
■; sad or to Japan to -.ieeeed Amlia
dor Warren, now his wav to \V ■ :
i ingt/on, U. C„ to present hi re'-igaa
1 tion. Tlii: is til ■ r art- r ’c .v
by Japanese new tpcr-. Anba
: dor Warrea said lie re;igned > ,,i
all danger of trouble botw va Jap .
; and the Uaired S' ea has pi-- 1
land he wanted to li • n soma position
where it meant work.
MYSTERY IN
MURDER mi
Police Trace Movements of
Slam Man Almost to
Time of His Death.
LOS AXil: i i-.S, F b. 20. Karl
I Reiiii^gton tsht tho service.- o!' a
, i private dr: v as a bodyguard on
'to a stiuc
| today-.
made
tin? p ili<
U)S AXGKUCg, K>b. 2D. -Tracing
tile im.vt n
av.ator and
day nigUt i i
the Hinic of
! veal the real i
the 'idem v
who kl led
iibotgun. T
made here
thorities.
Kemtngton
of his resld
exclusive d;
of Bari Remington,
-Ineer, on last Thurs
a ithin 15 minutes or
murder, failed to re
i dive for the crime or
,ho [iarson or pi rsons
a with a stilleto and
i the announcement
v by the police an
i ; killed .’in liis yard
in one of the most
.; in this
COMMERCIAL MEN LEAVE
i Max Hum;':
J ford Johnson,
American T
! W. Qttcker,
j General Cigar
| Juneau on th
the Westward
atop at all th.
! may go to tin
. local broker; San
presentative for Uni
co Company, and J.
iresentatiye for the
Company, will leave
Admiral Watson for
a business. They will
Westward towns and
Interior, to Ball-banks.
OK’
Take a in
morrow and
Night Off"
are going- t -
good humor.
i/ERYBODY
off tonight or to
the big comedy “A
the Coliseum. You
laugh yourself into
—»dv.
CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY
Washing to Birthday. Gold
stein's Eiiipo>i ni. —adv.
EXPLORATIONS
OF TOMB HAVE
BEEN STOPPED
Dust Will Remain for Present
Season in Tomb of
Kin« Pharoah.
I UXOR. F b. 2d. The 'Inst v. lllj
’•'m iin undisturbed in the lamb con
t i ning lUt’ san- rphagus of Kina Pha-j
raoh for lii • remainder of this season i
and i: is exp: ■ r >.I that by file end j;
if ••• week tlte aperture will be.
!c I ami the door of the tomh^
elcsed and tiir debris of centuries
idled in tin' shaft to protect the
arc't 5' re ; ind relics from thieves.
P lice guard.’ arc to remain through
the summer. Next year tho toinhl
will i rain b. opened and further ex-j
lor itlons made.
Cr wd coking admission w re an|
great that the Egyptian authorities,
forbade further work tblf. season.
REGISTER KICK
BERLIN. Feb. 20.—The German
, government has rent a note to the
French. British and Belgian govern
ments and aL-:.> the Rhineland Com-j
P.d 1. nr., rigorously pro-!
testing ex pul si ms ct German officials!
, from the (a ciipied territory, also pro-!
t sling ti the ialloged brutal manner|
in w .i ,i the expulsions are carried I
|ant. ■ I
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HAVE FIREPLACE IN LOBBY,
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.V! i .nr to the Improvement now j
near i-ampl- ion at the (lasttneau Ho-I
tel. a huge fit place is to be put in!
, in lb ■ lobby, ii was -announced t> j
lay 1. Clan:!• Erie.-on, proprietor.
The fireplace will be at the outside j
M-ner at the,rear of the lobby. Emil j
Kr.v.Ho v.-ill do the work of -building |
Ci. r <•! Preli.nit.ary work has
iy ■ trteil anti it i; expected the j
, fir plat"* will be completed and with
a cheery fire biasing within it and
'comfortable chatirs drawn before it,|
be ready for the guests within aj
j short time. ^
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NAME OF* BRIDE OF
R E. MURPHY LEARNED
Mr Robert E. Murphy was Miss
Ifniriet M. Stancbfleld. This inf or- !
matron was received here today.
| Word of the marriage of Mr. Murphy!
rebruary 12. at Seattle. \\#s received |
tin Juneau on the Hast boat from the j
South, but the name of the bride was,
not stated.
Mrs. Murphy formerly lived In Ju
neau and was in the office of Inger-j
soll-Rand Co. here about 1910. Later!
she went to Latom-he and for some!
, tim - has been in Seattle.
OH! EVERYBODY
Take a mgut otr tonight or to
i.u rrovv and see the big comedy “A I
N'ieht Off” at the Coliseum. Von
are going to laugh yourself into'
good humor. —adv.
"TO LET”' PLACARDS are “ad
vertising,” of course, in a foolishly
limited sense. If you wait to adver
I MODERN SERVICE PLUS OLD , !
| FASHIONED HOSPITALITY §
I and a big concrete building full of §
? 1 rooms that WILL SATISFY. ' I
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BROKEN WINDOWS j
CALL 2-4-8 |
If you want them repaired. |
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JUNEAU HARDWARE COMPANY |
AGENTS FOR DU PONT POWDER CO. |
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
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Player Piano Rolls Exchanged
1000 popular and classical selections on hand.
Liberal allowance made for old rolls.
Pianos and Phonographs for rent by month or year.
Expert Piano Tuning and Repairing.
Phone 143 ANDERSON PIANO SHOP
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FELLOWS—TAKE THE HINT |
Beloved, I dote on your taste in ties; |
I worship your eyes and hair. I
For you I have given ten skinnier guys i
The door, and the wide, free air. 5
\our dancing's a poem, your singing divine;
You're there with the fussing finesse. §
Suggest an Electrical Home be mine |
And I’ll say, if you ask me, "Yes.” f
FROM HE-KNOWS-WHO. |
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ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. §
PHONE 6 JUNEAU, ALASKA. |
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CALL OUR PLUMBING DEPARTMENT TO S
YOUR AID WHEN THE TEMPERATURE I
DROPS TOO LOW. |
We have a complete line ol hardware 1
for every use. J
Sleds, Skates and Skiis for sports offered |
by the present fine wither. 1
C. W. YOUNG CO. I
FOUNDATION FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
The cornerstone of a building is firm and
lasting. But the coiner 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
m savings deposits.
FIRST NATIONAL BANI
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 pr6mpt
attention.
Mills and office at Juneau, Alaska.
Seattle Office: 508 Mutual Life Building.