is no newer version of it to be seen
in the model that wraps to the side
back, and there buttons down to
the hem. These two models, along
with the simple classic skirts show
ing kick pleats in the front, are
apt to be the most popular.
NEW SPRINcTsTYLES
ARE NOW DISPLAYED,
JONES-STEVENS SHOP
The staff of the Jones-Stevens
Shop has been busy this week un
packing new ready-to-wear for mi
lady in preparation for the annual
Spring shopping tours, and the ap
proaching Easter. Special efforts
were spent in trimming the show
windows of the Seward Street shop
to conform with the widespread
optimism that characterizes work
of Juneau merchants this season.
Mfs. Ray Stevens, in the ab
;.ence of Mrs. Winifred Jones, now
in Seattle, stated that gayer col
! or3 feature the new arrivals at
' the Jones-Stevens and this spirit
i is carried out to the letter in the
: store's window di s p 1 a y s today.
Trade spurted today on account of
Friday's Empire fashion edition.
• AT TIIF HOTELS •
Alaskan
Melvin Grigsby, Juneau.
Gastineau
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ronning, Ju
neau; A. C. Adams. Juneau; Mrs.
George R. Moore, Juneau; H M.
Moore, Juneau.
NOTICE
Written applications for the fol
lowing positions will be received
by the City Council up to 5 p.m.,
April 12: Street Commissioner, City
Clerk and Magistrate, Chief of Po
lice, three Patrolmen. Librarian,
Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief.
Fire Alarm Caretaker, two Fire
Truck Drivers, Treasurer, Ceme
tery Caretaker and Health Com
missioner.
A. W. HENNING,
City Clerk.
