The Alaska daily empire. [volume], October 05, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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BOYS’ SUITS
Blue Serge, Brown Checks, Grey Mixed, etc.
And of the Latest Shades.
Sizes 7 to 17.
BOYS’ MACKINAWS'
Of the Very Latest. Models
Sizes 24 to 38
BOYS’ SHOES-Shu Packs
And Shoes Made To Stand
Hard Wear
Just Recei\ed a Shipment of Trunks, Suitcases
And Traveling Bags.
GET OUR PRICES FIRST
-the
Leader Dep’t Store
UC. FRONT STREET
The Mavis Line of
Toilet Preparations
MANUFACTURED BY VIV
AUDOU, PARIS
Mavis Taclum Pd.
Mavis Face Pd.
Mavis Toilet Water
Mavis Soap
Mavis Tooth Paste
Mavis Cj’d Cream
Mavis Rouge
Waltz Dream Tdlcum Pd.
Waltz Dream Face Pd.
Waltz Dieam Toilet Water
Mavis Perfume
“The Acme of refined taste”
The Rexall Store Juneau, Alaska
PHONE 26
I. J. SHARICK
Jeweler and Optlelaa
Watehaa. D'amonda,
Jewelry
Silverware
“SAFETY FIRST” AUTO
M. 1). Berry, Prop.
ANY WIlKltK, ANYTIME!
Stand, Alaskan Hotel
Phone “Single-0” or 22
LET ME GIVE YOU A FIG
URE ON YOUR BRICK
AND STONE WORK.
G. E. KRAUSE
531 Callioun Ave., P. 0. Box 87
FLOOD
PICTURES
5 CENTS
EACH
Butler-Mauro
Drug Go.
96 FRONT ST.
Sub Station Post Office No. 1
TELEPHONE 134
NEW GOODS
ALL THE TIME
Tailoring, Shoes,
Gent’s Furnishings
HUGOHEIDORN
Cor. Main and Second Srreets
TWO IN ONE —THE EMPIRES
gay for everybody. THE EMPIRE'S
*ads” keep the houswlfe informed
If all sales and the news columns
are right up to the minute on the j
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CARGO STEAMER IS
SUNK; IS THOUGHT
TO HAVE HIT A MINE
WASHINGTON, Oft. 5. — The'
American cargo steamer Sansalia ut
the Mallory Line was sunk yester
day 15 miles southeast of Hnrne
gat, N. .1., according to an official
announcement, it is believed that
the ship struck a mine. An un
known number was killed.
Patrol Boat Sank.
ATLANTIC PORT, Oct. 5.—It is
reported that an American scout
patrol boat, No. .17!), was lost near
shore, having sunk bow first. A
rescue vessel has been sent to the
scene. An internal explosion is the
cause. One boat load of men was I
rescued. It is not known whether
the others were saved. There were
55 officers and men aboard.
A latter report said all aboard
were saved.
“Lake City” Sinks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—The Amer
ican steamer Lake City was sunk in
a collision of Key West, and many
of those on board were lost.
BE SENT TO FORT.
Paul Schwartzkopf, Carl Timman
and Carl Paschen, three Germar
aliens who were brought to the l!
S. Marshal’s office from Yakutnt
| some time ago, will be sent to Ft
Lawton on one of the next boat'
Sout h.
HAVE YOU—
f
'ordered one of those fresh cracked
i crabs at the Alaska Grill?
MBURNING;
HONS WILL FLY
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Le Catelet. but afterwards the Brit
ish were thrown back on both sides
of Le Catelet.
FRENCH TAKE 2.500 PRISONERS
PARIS. Oct. 5.—Violent fighting
North of St. Quentin was reported
at noon.
The French have driven the ene
my from the heights Southwest of
Chardonvert.
T; ,. French have maintained their
large gains in heavy fighting East
of Argonne.
Northwest of Rheims during the
past five days, the French have ta
ken over 2,500 prisoners and 31 guns.
HOSPITAL NOTES
si -■
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pearson of
R. street ar« Hie parents of a baby
boy born on Monday.
Mrs. Bauman and her little
da. liter, vvlin are at St. Ann’s Hos
pit;,), will leave shortly for tbeir
home at Cliirhagof. Mrs. Bauman
is ihe daughter of William Free
, burn.
Mike Jackson, well Known around
Juneau, was taken to St. Ann's
; Hospital yesterday with a severe
1 attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. James Miller, wife of Capt.
Miller of the King & Winge who
i was operated upon at St. Ann’s
hospital, is improving nicely.
Mrs. Archie Radlot, of Thane, who
was operated ttpon at St. Ann's hos
pital, is convalescing.
Mary Agnes Hitter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hitter, is ill
and was taken to St. Ann’s hospital
for treatment, yesterday.
Alex Kiloh, who was severely in
jured at. Salmon creek dam last
week, is resting comfortably at St.
Ann’s hospital.
IS PROPOSED TO
INCORPORATE FOR
A NEW ICE PLANT
Secretary Robert Kennedy says an
important meeting of Local No. 4.
Alaska Labor Union, will be held in
Pond’s 2\4 Hull Monday evening, at
which time yrill be submitted a prop
isition to incorporate for a cannery
md cold storage and ice making
nlant. It is proposed to form a local
company, with the understanding that
Outside capital will be ready later
to take over the enterprise.
HARRY OWENS IS
ELECTED MEMBER
OF POLICE FORCE
Harry Owens was elected night
patrolman last evening in place of
\rchie Bielich, at the City Council
HOME COMFORTS IN FRANCE
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The above official photograph shows au ingenious she wer bath in a
f* rest near the western front. Pliable branches were torn from young
tit . s ;ind formed into a large whorl shown in the photograph. Smaller mill
v have been constructed and placed In a fast running spring. ib>| ea
couuect larger and smaller wheel* and by a method of gearing the water is
fun«d tu a height of about ten feet, whence It la forced through a bit of |
hose. A French officer U shown enjoying bis shower.
Special Display of Coats,
Suits and Dresses
I
We direct particular attention to this special exhibition of the
new cold weather fashions in woman's coats, dresses and suits. A
carefully assembled stock comprising the latest and most favored
styles is presented at prices which make it very well worth your
while to buy now.
Come see these new fashions, whether or not you intend
to buy.
Woman’s Plush Coats
Pi iced $40.CO and Up
Cloth Coats,
Priced $27.50 and Up
Woman's Suits
Priced $24.50 and Up
Woman's Dresses
Priced $18.00 and Up
ODD LOTS UNDERWEAR
For Women and Children
y2 price
SCHOOL TABLETS
10c EACH
When We Kick the Kaiser Out
Have the Right to Join the Shout
Buy W. S. S. Now
Goldstein’s Emporium
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
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meeting. The Pumice committee re
ported that the action was necessary
and that further investigations were
being made regarding police matters,
which would be reported to th| Coun
cil later.
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Standard Fire-proof Chimney
Blocks in All Sizes
Carried In stock.
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
MFR. CO.
Willoughby Avenue
CUT THIS OUT!!
and sent it with 25c and receive hy
return mail Regulah Hollar Size
Package of our Famous Egyptian
Beauty Cream.
CREMONILE
A Beauty Bulider of the Highest
Order. You will be more than de
lighted with the result.
R CHURCHILL CHEMICAL CO*
Beaumont, Texas
NOTICE TO TELEPHONE
SUBSCRIBERS
We are getting ready to
print a new telephone direc
tory about Oct. 5, 1918. All
changes as to names and ad
dresses must be in writing
and in our possession as soon
as possible.
Those desiring advertising
space will please notify the
company at once.
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
TELEPHONE CO.
CIRCLE CITY HOTEL
Has a ReaT Home Atmosphere
CLEAN, COMFORTABLE
And within Your Means
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS BATH
AND SHOWERS
THE PLACE WHERE ALL
OLD ALASKANS MEET
See for Yourself!
Mrs. Wm. Short, Prop.
ATTENTION ! !
, We will take stove* in ex
change for plumbing work
done where electric ranges
have been installed.
SANITARY PLUMBING CO.
Willoughby Avenue
j Phone 443
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All accounts with the
JUNEAU FRUIT & VEGE
TABLE MARKET
are now due and payable.
| All persons having bills J
! against the above firm should
present the same at once.
ATTENTION!!
We buy second hand
suits, phone 394.
THE RENOVATORY
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SOLID COMFORT
With Service for the Winter
Month* at Winter Rates
HOTEL ZYNDA
Juneau’s Exclusive Hotel
-.
Alaska Transfer Co
General Hauling, Baggage,
Coal, Contract, Hauling.
MAIN ST., PHONZ 48
Independent Market
Choice Meat Cats a
Specialty. All Freih and
Cored Meats.
FRONT ST. - - Phone 129
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THE TRUTH
€[ The beat dressed
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men in town are those
wearing suits made by
F. WOLLAND
MERCHANT TAILOR
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TRAINED STENOGRAPHERS
WANTED
Uncle 8am la calling for Insistently
every day for trained stenographer*
to handle the vast details of the
war wvt
Will you help Uncle Sam?
If so. pro~lde your daughter or son
with a bualres* course In stenogra
phy at the Alaska Business College.
Bellingham, with Its Normal School
environment la t>e cleanest and
safest city on the Pacific Coast for
your daughter to live In while pre
paring herself to do hee bit.
ALASKA BUSINESS COLLEGE
«th PI. Exchange Cldg. Bellingham.
Wash., Write u* for Information
—
FURNITURE
AT
PRE-WAR
PRICES
If you are in the market
for furniture, now is
the time to buy.
—The bulk of our stock
was purchased before
the war and our prices
are fully 40% less than
those prevailing in the
States.
—Our stock is strictly
new. We handle no
second hand goods.
C. W. YOUNG
COMPANY
The Store of Service ^^0
and Quality
Ltake your change
IN THRIFT STAMPS
You Rot only Help Uncle Sam, but Acquire a Thrifty Habit.
Alaska-Gastineau Mining Co