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What a splendid chance to secure a new dress
at a remarkably low price, at a time which gives
plenty of opportunity for wear during the remainder
of the summer. It is the unusual touches of the sea
son’s popular modes which make these dresses so
delightfully attractive.
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one fourth off
SUMMER NECKWEAR
Becoming styles fashion
§ ed of fine materials in late
I summer versions.
65 cents to $3.75.
LONG GLOVES
Long gloves of silk and
cnamoisuede in black,
white and beige.
$2.75 and $3.00.
i MEN’S FOOT FITTER SHOES
| MEN’S FOOT FITTERS—A shoe
§ for business or for dress. The new
= wide toe and combination last which
§ make a neat fit at the ankle.
$7.50, $8.00 and $8.50.
LADIES’ WHITE FOOTWEAR
An opportunity to get both com
fortable and smart footwear for
warm days. Our entire line of
ladies’ white high shoes and oxfords
are offered at t t k
One Third Off. ^ V
IB. M. Beh rends Go., Inc.
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LEAGUE LEADERS
CLASH THIS P. M
Moose and Alaska Juneai
Clubs Play Tonight—
Fight for First Place.
The two tennis lied for lend 1
ship in the t'itv League will fight i
out tonight on City Park ilium in
when the Alaska Juneau club take
on the Moose. Both teams have fivi
Victories and three defeats to thel
credit. The Moore have a lie gam
■with the American l.egion still ti
!be xila.ved off.
'1 he miner- will present a slight!;
altered lineup in tonight's game
They have lost Kverett Nowell sinci
the game with the Klks Tuesday
evening, which leaves a hole a
short. Nowell, in the games li
took part in, put up a good game
With Mook also out of tlie lineut
Manager Sperling's pennant chaser
arc somewhat crippled. 11 <- ha sc
cured John McLaughlin to tak
Nowell's place.
The Mouse lineup will be 1111
changed from its last appearance
far as Is known. McCloskey wil
probably do the twirling. Althougl
Parmakoff's hurling hand is stil
ipjiiicd and despite the fact in
worked Tuesday evening, it is prob
able he will start on the niouiu
for the miners.
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL
OFFICERS T0N1GH1
Installation of officers of I. O. (1
F., Sliver Bow Lodge No. 1-A, wil
he held tonight at 8 o'clock at tin
Odd Fellows' Hall. Officers to hi
installed are Noble Grand, K. M
Policy; Vice Grand, George Mar
Bhall; Recording Secretary, Thomai
George. All officers to be Installed
taro In the city excepting Mr. Policy,
Who will be Installed as Noble Grand
on his return to Juneau.
The installation ceremonies will be
followed by a supper, in tlie ban
quet hall.
BANK EXAMINEE HERE.
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'• John II. Smith, National Bank
Examiner, with headquarters at
^llnneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Smith
arrived in Juneau on the steamer
Admiral Rogers frotn Skagway. They
lave been at the Westward where
DARK CLOUDS COST $1,000,000.
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Here is a close-up photograp
Hoauuiont, Texas.
well lire at
'Mr. Smith examined the First Na
| tional Bank at Anchorage and to
. the Interior where Mr. Smith exam
ined the hank at Fairbanks. They
fame up the river and over the rail
• road to Skagwuy.
Mr. Smith is examining the First I
National Hank here and he and Mrs.j
Smith will leave on one of the first,
boats (or the Status.
Demand Membership
List oi Ku Klaners
IXMBBRTON. N. C.. July 19. —I
The (itand Klaliff of the North Caro-1
, lina Ku Klux Klau and head of the'
i Fairmont Klavern, is under subpoena
j today to produce the membership
records of the Falrmount organiza
tion at the trial here of three men.
The men are charged with partici
pation in the flogging of two whLU'
women tteur Proetervllle last April, i
Washington Election Case
Hearing Starts Tomorrow
OLYMPIA, July 19.—The abscnte
voters' law Is confined to “genert
election” and primaries of such ele<
tlons and furthermore nncqnstitu
tional, counsel for Thomas Corker)
in tlio Fifth Congressional Dlstric
flection caso will contend at th
hearings here tomorrow according t
briefs filed by Judge CGorge-Turne
in the Supreme Court.
Democrats Are Visiting
Henry Ford, Claim Madt
DETROIT, July 19.--Several Demr
cruts who have been prominent in na
tional politics have made pilgrimage
to the Dearborn home of Henry For
during the past few weeks accord
ng to former Judge William P. Con
nelly, Democratic C ommittteeman fo
Michigan. The object of the vlsiti
ire not stated.
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David L. Finncrty is being: held <>n a kidnapping charge in Ta
coma, Washington, because he r.to'.e hi own Min. I he ialhey' was
recoil I ly granted a divorce, blit tii * cut I. )d> ol Die child was grant
ed to t lie mother. Not having sc cm the baby for fourteen month.,
Firmer!y\s love drove him to run away wftli the child.
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[ FRISCO BUSINESS MEN
LEAVE FOR ALASKA ON
BUFORD TOMORROW
- TIi f* next important invasion of
E! Alaska the trail mission to the
Ej Territory sent out by the San Fran
Ej cisco Chamber of Commerce—is due
5 to sail from San Francisco tomorrow
E on the steamer Buford. it is due
Eto rail from Seattle next Monday
E|aud will probably arrive here the
Ei latter part of next week.
Ei The party ifc headed by -I E.
E| Chandler, of the Kan Francisco
Ej chamber, it will include represon
Eltatives of many San Francisco Inisi
E i ness houses, and business men from
E1,both California towns and eastern
E | manufacturers and capitalists. It
E is expected that the party will mnn
j|bcr between fin and "ft persons who
— i w'111 visit all Southeastern Alaska
E towns, those on Prince William
Ei Sound, *(ho Alaska Ttailroad .and
E|cruise around the coast of the Ataska
E | Peninsula up Bering Sea to Nome
Ej and across to Siberia
NEBRASKA JURIST VISITS
ALASKA; MAKES LONG TOUR
~ Judge It. O. Hostetler, accompanied
s: by Mrs. Hostetler, are passengers on
5 the steamer Northwestern on a tour
, of a large part of the Territory. They
’ will go into tile interior as far as
Fairbanks, returning In about three
weeks to the states. Judge Hostet
ler is Judge of the State Supreme
Court of Nebraska and resides at
Kearney, in that state.
FRIENDS VISIT MRS. BONE.
O. D. Weaver, publisher of Chi
chagof, 111., and Mrs. Weaver, friends
of Clov. and Mrs. Scott C. Hone, were
the guests of Mrs. Bone and her
daughters while the steamer Princess
Alice was in port Tuesday evening.
They are making the round trip to
SVagway. Mrs. Weaver and Mrs
Bone are girlhood friends.
INDIAN WOMAN IS ADJUDGED
INSANE; SENT TQ_MORNINGSIDE
Minnie Wilson, Indian, was today
adjudged insane following a hearing
in the U. S. Commissioner’s* Court
before Judge V. A. Paine and will ho
committed to Momingside asylum for
treatment. She refused to talk
through an interpreter but insisted on
making a statement in broken Eng
lish to the jury. Dr. W. J. Pigg. who
had the woman under observation for
jBereral days, said in his opinion
mere was no doubt about her in
sanity, site was represented by ,1
II. Hart. The jury was composed of
H. H. Shepard, C. E. Skuse. Guy
Wing. Julius Jaeger, Ward Hoffman,
and Neil Edmonds.
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ODD FELLOWS
ATTENTION
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Installation of officers Thurs
day, July 19th. All officers
and members are requested
to attend. Visitors cordially
invited.
CHAS. E. PEREILE, N. G.
MERLE P. MORGAN, Secy.
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Sen. Underwood Tosses
His Hat Into Ring.
United States Senator Oscar
Underwood, of Alabama, Is be
lieved to have tossed bis liat into
the ring as, a candidate tor the
Democratic nomination for the
Presidency by his announcement,
in Washington, attacking the
Harding administration for its al
leged "do nothing” policy. Mr.
Underwood lias jlist returned from
a study ot conditions in Europe.
COMMERCIAL CLUB ELECTS
BOARD FOR COMING YEAR
The Ketchikan Commercial Club
I recently elected J. (’. Barber, H. C.
! Nunan, J. It. Beegle, 11. C. Strong,
[J. R. Heckman, N. R. Walker, H. It.
Thompson and K. O. Morrissey mem
I bers of Hie Executive Gourd for tile
I coming year
j At the luncheon when ihe officers
| were selected .J. E. Chilbet'g told the
j Club that he would have his Salt
I chuck mine developed to an operation
| stage before the end of the year.
PETERSBURG CITIZEN DIES.
Chris Landn, 42 years of age, and
a resident of Petersburg, died on
June 2Sth at S' attle from complica
tions of stomach troubles.
Mr. Latido was horn in Norway in
1S.S1 and first came to the United
States in 1900. Since that time he
has made several trips to the old
country, rt turning her<| ahout two
years ago with his family.
He is survived by his wife and two
j small children, a brother In Seattle,
two brothers anil a sister in Norway
[and n brother, Thomas Lando in Pet
ersburg.
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' ELTO OUTBOARD MOTORS
Wt aie now agents for the Elto Outboard
Motor.
This motor is a fast light twin outboard
motor. Price $150 00, Juneau.
This machine is designed by Ole Evinrude
and sure is a dandy.
For further information see
JUNEAU HARDWARE COMPANY
AGENTS FOR DU PONT POWDER CO.
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The
HOOVER
It beats
As it sweeps
As it cleans
It costs money Not to own a HOOVER.
ALASKA ELECTRIC UGHT & POWER CO.
PHONE 6 JUNEAU, ALASKA.
Home of Badio Phone Supplies and Edison Madza Lamps
“IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME”
Save baking:, women folks, and get your bread, electrically cook
ed, and ether pastry from us. We also earry a sdect line of
groceries.
DROP IN FOR A LUNCH. We have opened ■ our lunch,
counter again. QUICK SERVICE.
AMERICAN BAKERY AND GROCERY
‘•The Baker Who Bakes"
WE DELIVER PHONE 393
MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.
We are always busy, WHY?-There is a reason.
UNION MACHINE WORKS
MINING AND MARINE
MACHINISTS
G. W SINCLAIR
Shop Telephone 331. Residence Telephone 227
AN ENDORSED CHECK
is your best receipt.
Open a checking account
NOW IN
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF JUNEAU
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CURIOS
The rarest and most exquisite of Alaska—
absolutely genuine at fair prices.
We Invite you to inspect them.
HENRY BERRY, Front St.
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