Wee and Pink Spring Hosiery at One and Two Dollar Lines
Two budget groups offer best value with Wee varieties including Colors White and Pink. The season for their usefulness has begun. Materials are light airy and of excellent quality.
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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
2
Two budget groups offer best value with Wee varieties including Colors White and Pink. The season for their usefulness has begun. Materials are light airy and of excellent quality.
A display highlights Broabcloth House dresses praised for sturdy quality and fast color that stays bright after washing. Prices are listed at five dollars fifty cents.
A vintage ad lists Tan and White Pongee blouses at 1.50 each with patterns 1.25. Men’s puncture proof socks six pairs for 2.00. New Cross Word Puzzle Oxfords with crepe sole in light tan and dark trim priced at 7.50 a pair.
Results from a 95 student survey at the University of California southern branch show coeds valuing men who are respectful yet not strict, with an decorous attitude toward life and institutions. Desired traits include an income of 250 dollars monthly with growth potential, membership in a large family, and a professional or business man who can discuss topics beyond work.
Washington reports the Anti-Steel Trap League asks women wearing tires to donate one dollar to the Washington headquarters to fund a campaign against traps causing suffering. The appeal targets tire wearers as supporters in the effort.
Regina June 4 Electors across Saskatchewan prepare for a provincial election ordered by Premier Dunning’s government. The Conservative party plans an active campaign against the Liberal government which has led since 1905. The dissolved Parliament had 45 Liberals and 15 opposition members. Premier Dunning expects victory.
Prince Rupert markets report Canadian halibut today at 10 and 5 cents while American fish fetches 9.4 and 4 cents. The prices reflect cross border trading for the fresh catch.
Nicholas Longworth, next Speaker of the House, sails aboard the ship Witania for Europe to discuss French listedness with the United States in a sacrificial way, aiming to tune up transatlantic talks.
Local shop unveils a fresh line of arts and learning items shown first today. The collection features hands on projects, beginner kits, and educational games aimed at children and adults. These new offerings highlight creative exploration and practical skills.
In New Orleans cotton futures rose with drought tightness driving a four fifty per bale gain to twenty three eighty five. A FEX communique reports 250 Rifian tribesmen killed and 200 wounded in French aerial bombardment. In Seattle Lawrence Higdon convicted of first degree murder for the hotel killings of Mora Kayburgh Robert Fister and Edward Mundorff on May 1 with life sentence set by the jury.
A list of residents and visitors in Juneau with their movements aboard ships and trains. Mrs N F Pyne completed a teaching year in Slaines and arrived on the Jefferson for a visit. H A Dahl of Petersburg left for home after several days in Juneau. Mrs G S Baker of the Alexander Hamilton Institute joins husband in Juneau aboard the Admiral Rogers. Other names include Mrs Josephine Parks Sitka H F Preston Geo Taylor L M Carrigan Fred Pognanton W Coture Skagway M Krane Auk Bay. Bundles of Empire papers sold at 25 cents each.
A lengthy discussion on reforming upcoming state education, favoring abolition of rigid class lines, more inclusive admission, and adapting college layouts to regional needs.leaders push for a college that welcomes all, rejects harsh hazing, and aims to eliminate arbitrary social fences, enabling wider access for freshmen and beyond.
YUMA Cal June 4 One of three charges of criminal libel against George Lynn publisher of the Lynn Herald was dismissed today at the preliminary hearing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith a Fairbanks resident since 1907 died at her daughter Mrs Henry A. Weir’s home. Born in England she was 73. She is survived by four daughters and a son, all Alaska-based or connected, including Mrs Minnie A. Gibbs Seattle Mrs J R Edwards Vancouver B C Miss Lillian Smith Fairbanks and Robert A. Smith Cleary Alaska.
Radio fans in Juneau could not receive the Sourdough Club program from the University of Washington over KTCL Seattle. The high wave signal is inaudible in Juneau during daylight. The broadcast featured musical numbers and talks by club members, including three from Juneau.
Dozens of physicians from the United States and Canada arrive in London in June for the Inter State Past Graduate Assembly of America. The program blends clinical work, lectures by famed surgeons, and social garden parties at venues including Guildhall Crewe House and Landsdowne House.
The Martha Society will meet tomorrow for its last session until next Fall. All members are requested to be present. The meeting starts at 2 50 o'clock at the home of Mrs J K Campbell on Main and Seventh Streets.
Federal Power Commission notes Arthur Moa of Ketchikan Alaska has applied for a preliminary permit to develop power on Fish Creek near its mouth by Hyder Alaska in the First Judicial Division. Objections, requests for hearings, briefs, reports or data should be sent to the Executive Secretary in Washington DC.
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