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MAKES EVERY WOMAN SMILE
MAKES FATHER HAPPIER
STILL
Whether its a silver dollar or a paper dollar,
we will make it reach further than it ever
did before.
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TOWELS
Turkish towels 18x
36. Medium weight
terry.
3 for $1.00.
HUCK TOWELS
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Blue bordered hiick
towels, linen finished.
4 for $1.00.
TOWELING
Glass and hand tow
ding.
4 yards for $1.00.
CHAMBRAY
Pretty colors in 27
inch chambray. For chil
dren’s clothes this mater
ial has no equal.
8 yards for $1.00.
FLANNELETTE
27-inch flannelette in
colored pajama stripes.
5 yards for $1.00.
CRETONNE
27-inch cretonne in
i •! tv floral patterns.
3 yards for $1.00.
UNION SUITS
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Cotton fleeced union
suits. $2.00 values at
$1.00 a suit.
1 VESTS
Gauze vests. Bodice
and shaped tops.
3 for $1.00.
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HOSE
Cotton heather hose.
Colors brown and bur
gundy.
3 pair for $1.00
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YARNS
An odd lot of fine yarn.
8 skeins for $1.00.
PETTICOATS
Flannelette petticoats gray with stripes
$1.00 each.
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MEN’S HOSE
75 cent hose
2 pair for $1.00. J
SCHOLL’S HOME
TREATMENT
Dr. Scholl’s home
treatrrent and a file for
$1.00.
MEN'S DRESS HOSE
Fibre silk hose, 75
ent sellers.
2 pair for $1.00.
GLOVES
25 cent canvas gloves.
5 pair for $1.00.
MEN'S TIES
Dress ties, $l;25 and
$1.50 values.
$1.00 each.
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SUSPENDERS
Men’s suspenders reg
ular price $1.25.
$1.00 a pair.
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1 ARCTICS GREATLY REDUCED
! One lot of one buckle arctics. $2.00 values.
I For quick selling
| $1.00 a. pair.
( B. M. BEHRENDS Go, Inc.
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LOPP HERE
MAKING
TRIP OF INSPECTION
w. T. Lopp. superintendent in Al
k t of scho: is lor Natives, with the
U. S. Burtnu of Education, arrived
in Juneau on the Jefferson from
Ketchikan. Mr. Lopp has spent the
past three weeks on a trip of in
spection of the government schools
in the west coast district and came
to Juneau atu confer with C. W
Hawkesworth. He will leave Juneau
tonight mi fliio J eff orson for hi.
headquarters «! Seattle.
Mr. I<opp said tile Natives in the
west coast district are opttm^tie for
u successful fishing season this year.
They are making steady progress in
the development of their industries
and villages'and at pr'sont are de
voting much time in the seliools to
sports and scholastic activities.
BISHOP ROWE DETAINED;
COMING ON NORTHWESTERN
Bishop I’. T. Rowe, head of Episco
pal Missions in Alaska, expected to
arrive in Juneau last night on the
steamer Jefferson tram Wrangell,
will not arrive here until the North
western. The reason for Ills not
arriving on the Jefferson is not yei
known, but is presumed unexpect,
ed business arose, detaining him
■until the sailing of the Northwestern,
JteV. C. E. Rice, dean of Holy Trin
ity Cathedral, Sa'di today.
MRS. M'KANNA LEAVING
ON TRIP TO ALABAMA
Mrs. Prances M. McKanna left
Juneau today on a business trip to
Seattle and Mobile, Ala., her old
home. She will visit with her father
in Mobile, and oxpecta to be absent
from Juneau about one month. -Mrs.
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MeKanua was not accompanied by"
h T children, Christine being the
guest>»t Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Faulk
ner, Edmond of Mr. and Mrs. J. P>.
Marshall and James of Rev. and
Mrs. C. E. Rice.
Mrs. McKunna said Jier residence
on Ci.id Holt Avenue haw bean rent
led ’to A. .1 Itlniond of Valdez, Sena
j t »e-elect. of the Terri;,meat Leglsla
itro, in I will lm occupied by him
and his family while it is In session.
This rummer the residence wHl be
ccapied I y friends of Airs. Me
ls nnu, who are coating here from
Vlab ma.
MOOSEHEART TO GIVE
BENEFIT BALL TONIGHT
Vs a benefit for the older Moose,
j h' Moo-ohoart la'gion will give Mi
ght 'in Moose Hall what is known
an Endowment Fund Hall. The
j nubile is invited to the atfair this
j “veiling. Music will be furnished by
, he Coliseum Orchestra. Owing to
I h i -lance tonight, the regular Thtirs
jdiv night dance in Elks’ Hull has
• .on cancelled.
PABENTS EXTEND THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Edwards of
j Thu ns extend their sincere thanks
i through The Empire to the many
rlends whose aid and sympathy
were so kindly extended to them
during the last Illness of their little
d t ighter. Ixila June, and afterward.
Their thoughtfulness and kindness
will always he held in grateful
1 remembrance.
Louis Gutfeld, son of Max Gut.f
i d Skagway. who died recently, 1 a
| ■' usenger on the Princess Mary ar,
he South. He has been at Ska g vajr
i n the interest of hla father’s est.’te
PRINCESS MARY
HERE JOUTHBOUND
Hacking a heavy gale northbound,
j v.'hcn a 60 mile breeze was blowing,
an I a g.ie, Hoat'bbotind, according to
Off Vers aboard, the etoamer Prin
cess Mari" arrived at 2 o’clock this
afternoon from 'Skagway, on route
to Vancouver. The ahlp loft Juneau
Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock for
Skagfway and bucked a. 'heavy gale
on the entire 'trip north, being eov
jerod with live when it arrived at the
1 northern port. Southbound the
I weather was not no severe. The
ste-vmer left at 2:30 o'clock for the
South.
The Princess Alary has 10 messen
gers ^aboard from <lhe North. It left
Stag way at S o'clock this morning
for Jiiorrau.
DOUGLAS BUSINESS HEN IN
NEW MINING CORPORATION
Articles of incorporation ot the
Douglaa Mining Company were tiled
today In the office of Clerk of Court
by its attorney Judga.il. It. LeFevre.
The company in organized by well
known bow n earn men of Douglas. The
incorporator* are: F. m. Shaw,
James Chris too, Joseph Kendler, -fe.
W. Kiiburn. F. A. J. a all was and
Quy L. fhnJth.
Tlie capital stock laene of the cosiir
'Pany it fixed at $10,0,000, consisting
of 100,000 shares having] a nominal
value of 31 each. >
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SPRAT RACE ON JOB.
J Spray, Deputy Clerk of the
V istriet Oourt, .returned to his
Co at the Court House today.
H been on • vacation for the
Jd days.
CLAIMS FORBES 1
IS THROUGH IS |
BUREAU CHIEF
belief Expressed in Washing-;
ton — Mentioned for
Veterans’* Post.
Continued Prom Ci>" *
rero foltowvd I",1 otberu of a mure
a/-reach.'ng betaing.
The Inquiry is understood t > have
eca undertaken alter many charges
C improper administration lia.l
caviled tho White House from lilt*
tmevik in Legion anil other sources
.1)1 after members of Congress win
eavo looked Into bureau affalirs vir
i:V.!y hail perfected a plan i i ask
or a public Cungres/lnaal in' sttlgta
tea.
, For the proser.. Ih.* .. .in crntTi
if the eontrover y appt in I > I1'* the
esal ■division ,f tiio ’bureau, which I
Las the final say on all contrai ls for
iosr il sites an I other contracts in
•olw.l In the gov rnment's program
m* veteran, all. t■ o i- . It. Cram w,
vho, as general ■ - in: 1 for th - Ini-:
■eau, was hea l of live legal division,
teffired from office after ha had an
lourtcoil that he would loave it to
'olonel Charles I!. Forbes, Jdui au
>frsk:toT, to >ay whether or not his
services wen* considered to be do
Jiralble any long- r.
iColon'el iForhes .is on bis way lo
Europe for a “re :uid adminlatra
.ion of it'ho bureau 'is in other hands.
I’erioBn of the Colonel's friends do
atvt expect Wnn to return t.o his desk,
although atlminlixt ration officials in
iistt that he In no .-ease is und r "sn ■
pension.” They are unwilling to
predict wliether 'lie will be asked to
step out or voluntarily will give up
his iDireetorship.
In any case, the question of select
ing ia new Hire tor -Is receiving sc
rious consider.1. a anti il is : a
ed by those who know the in. do
story of the bureau's aff irs tha
Colonel Thomas W. Miller, Alien
Property Custodian, will fc * first
rheleo for the pi e ('alone! Miller,
however, iis believed to prate r to
sUy n't. Kts present post, anil It is
?aM that the USh etfcwi may fall ulti
mately to Fran k I in D'Otier. who was
the first national commander of the
American Legion
RENOVATING HOTEL
ZYNDA FOR SUMMER
The Hotel Zyml i is b> tv; complete
ly roimvated in preparation for the
summer business, LooM'e M c.K on.
proprietor, said today. The rooms
and 'hallways on every floor are be
ing calsomined and the woodwork
painted. The lobby will by e >-: irV '
done over.
The fifth floor has been completed
and lit 'is expected the entire work
will lie finished in about two weeks.
The work is being done by the Nor
wicker Brothers.
LADIES' AID MEETING.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will meet tomor
row afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Martin George.
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING.
The regular meeting of the Altar
Society will he held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock in I’arisli Hull.
Captain and Mrs. John I.oedeker
have taken apartments at the Hotel
Zynda.
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WHO S HERE
VND WHERE 1!
Max Bumfrey, 1 real broker, ar-;
•Ived In Jar, . i -on the Jefferson ■
[iom tea Slat' -. ->:i h! first trip |
North this yo.tr. ;
Mrs. 13. Si .itaylini and her son,
Ettore, !r-ft Jitnoan on i.li" steamer
Alameda for Hutto. Montana, where
tli- v expert t' make their future;
home.
C. II. Hunfhott, representative of
Walton & Moore of Sail Francisco,
arrived here i>n th * Jefferson on his;
first trip to this Territory. H • sue
cc. Is J. T. Kinney.
Archie Be-ilieh left Jun. au on the
Alameda for the States.
Sanford John on, representative of
•be American Tobacco Company of
Seattle, was a pa men-gcr on the Jef
ferson for Juneau. Mr. Johnson is
making his first trip to Alaska.,
H. U Morris, representative of
Schillings Company, arrived here yes
terday afternoon on the Estebeth
from u business trip to Haines.
P. O. Martin, representative of the
Hood Rubber Company, was a Ju
ne -tt passenger on the Jefferson, on
bis first, trip North this year.
Mr. and Mrs. -P. -If. (aunty and;
daughter Marian, of Skagway, are I
puss, titters 'aboard t'.ie Princes* Mary
for the South.
Ia. M. Oarripan, representative of
At oh .ar Co., r-'..timed to Juneau on
the Estobeth from Haines, wiiere li -
lias been on a business trip.
Frazer, agon: for the White1
Pa-s Company at Carr mss. Is aboard j
th-- Princes* M..ry, going t> Van-’1
( Oliver on u. vacation trip.
At the Gaslineau
H. It. Hoover, C. It. Hum-iieit, San
ford Johnson, Max fhiiufrcy. I*. «
Martin, Mrs. W. Couture. W. ('. Grif-i
fin.
At the Zynda
Mr and Mrs. John Bomb k. r, Mel
vin Mat-hys.
At the A'sskan
Ted Sherzborg. W. F. Redindo. T
W. Lew's, J. McNaushton.
R USICAL AND SKITS
BE GIVEN SATURDAY
NTcx Saturday ever ng in tha Hlfh;
School Assembly Hall there- will be
nu 'cal amd dramatic skits Riven as|
benefit for he Juneau Perea t
r her A soda tlon.
Tho heat of musical arU».s In Ju
u have been assembled In one
ries of numbers which will provei
lollirht to the audience.
There will also be two dramatic
I ketchoi. new to .lunoru, and those
tr rip tittR ere known for their
i • .rente abllllty and iothing will be
' > be desired in tho way of fur
I- sing an exceptional good enter
tainment.
Th ■program will run about two
urs. Bo worn tho numbers on
■ .!> > ’ ’go the High School Orchestra,
-'iich h. been rehearsing new num
1 under the direction of Mrs.
; I c.:‘ct O Gore, will give selections.
Sun Yat Sen Sails
To Re-Enter Canton
SBAiXGiHAJ, Pcb. 15.—nr. Sun Yat
: Sen. deposed president of South
ohina, has Sallied .for Canton to re*
-time control of the capital from
which he and his followers were
driven last June.
MRS. NORDLING ILL.
Mrs. itemer G. Nordling was
taken to St. Anti Hospital last night
suffering from a slight illness. It
Is expected she will return home
within-five or six days.
Engraved visiting cards, latest j
styles, at The Empire.
WOMAN MAIMED BY MASKED FLOGGERS.
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Mrs. H. M. Harrison, of Qoos Creek, Texas, lias arrived in
Houston to seek justice and protetion frcm the Federal Govern
ment- Mrs. Harrison and R. A. Arrnand, a friend, who was visiting
her on tlie night, of January 5, were taken from her home by
masked marauders and brutally horsewhipped. In addition, her
hair, described' as stringly beautiful, was cropped off close to the
scalp, necessitating the wearing of a wig. Mrs. Harrison is shown
here with her’daughter, Ronnie Lee.
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MODERN SERVICE PLUS OLD I
FASHIONED HOSPITALITY 1
and a big concrete building full of 1
rooms that WILL SATISFY. 1
At the 1
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HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
Baskets, Wash Boards, Tubs, Boilers, Brooms, |
Ironing Boards, Clothes Hangers and other articles |
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AGENTS FOR DU PONT POWDER CJ.
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
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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ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRONS |
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Cook them at the table—no smoke—no dirt.
Once a user always a booster.
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PHONE 6 JUNEAU, ALASKA. |
RADIO TELEPHONE SUPPLIES—EDISON MAZDA LAMPS I
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1 CALL OUR PLUMBING DEPARTMENT TO I
YOUR AID WHEN THE TEMPERATURE I
I DROPS TOO LOW. |
i We have a complete line of hardware 1
| for every use. §
| Sleds, Skates and Skiis for sports offered |
| by the present fine weather. §
I C. W. YOUNG CO. I
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
m 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 Buildia*.
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS
6 cans Morgen Corn.$ .80
6 cans Ivanhoe Sugar Peas .85
6 cans Value Stringless Beai -.. .95
THE AMERICAN BAKERY M GROCERY
We Deliver
THE BAKES WHO
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