DOLLAR DAY
ALL MILLINERY .' . $1.00
COTTON BLOUSES . $1.00
SUMMER GLOVES. $1.00
FABRIC GLOVES—2 pairs $1.00
LACE PANEL CURTAINS—pair $1.00
COTTAGE SETS—2 Sets for $1.00
COLORED PANELS—2 for $1.00
LACE NECKWEAR—2 for _ $1.00
SILK SCARFS—Each..0:..$100
COTTON ANKLETS—4 pairs . . $1.00
CHILDREN'S LONG HOSE—
3 pairs
$1.00
COTTON HOUSE DRESSES
$1.00
RAYON COMBINATIONS
$1.00
RAYON SLIPS
$1.00
-' COTTON PAJAMAS
2 lor $1.00
NOVELTY SILKS
Yard—$1.00
CRETONNE
3 yards—$1.00
FEATHER PILLOWS
$1.00
COTTON BLANKETS
$1.00
TURKISH TOWELS
6 for $1.00
HOUSE LINING
12 yards—$31,00
DRAPERY DAMASK
Yard—$1.00
DECORATIVE LINEN
DRAPERY—$1.00 *
VISIT THE UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT
NEW REMNANTS HALF-PRICE
OTHER BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION!
kjl* • I } » ■ f‘
B. M. Behrends Co. Inc.
"Juneau's Leading Department Store"
• ’ ji'k -■< . b ««» $ -tf J» *
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BASEBALL IS
RAINED OUT
Rain prevented the resumption
of Gastineau Channel League base
ball playing last night when the1
game be* ween the Moose and Elks
was dreiK.ied out.
The next scheduled game in I
League's playing is Friday nigh,
when the Elks and Legion teams
are billed for the big show.
The last half of the season closes
with the game on Sunday between
the Moose and Douglas.
There are still, however, five
postponed games.
131, Still Smokes
MARLIN, Tex.—Sylvia King, a
pipe-smoking French negress said
to be 131 years old, is Texas' oldest
resident. She was a gray-haired
grandmother when the Civil War
began.
aomn
Boy* “Peach” on Driver
Who Struck Parked Car
MIDDLETOWN, O., , July 29 — j
The motorist who struck Mrs. H,
H. Horne's automobile while she
was in a theatre did not get away
with it.
