Bright Fashions
for Bright Days
SHEER PRINTS and PLAIN COLORED
SUMMER DRESSES
$g-75 $|2-50 $15-50
$22-50
COTTON FROCKS
$1.05 $2-05 $5.95
SUMMER COATS and
suits $22*50
BLOUSES—Georgette and Silk $2*50
Organdie, Rayon and Cotton
BLOUSES $ f .25 each
SKIRTS—Pastel Wools, White Silk,
White Waffle Cloth $2*50
Millinery.. Gloves.. Parses.. Hosiery
and Other Accessories at
Prices. That Please
SwisusiKg Saits, leach
Towels, Halters, Calottes,
Slacks, Beach Pajamas
B. M. Behrends Co, Inc.
Juneau's Leading Department Store
SIDEWALK SOFT DRINK 1
STAND IS OPENED TODAY i
The first Juvenile sidewalk soil
drink stand of the current summer
season in the downtown district
opened up at 11 o’clock this morn
ing on Front Street near tire First
National Bank. The proprietors,
Helen Miller, Violet Paul and Tina
Lepetich, all 11 years old, conducted
a lucrative busness for several days
at the same location last year. With
a packing box for headquarters, a
beverage in three flavors, grape,
cherry', or combined grape-and
cherry, is offered for sale at 1. 2.
3. or 5 cents per glass, depending
upon the size of the glass. The three
iroprietors reported a gross profit l
if 65 cents at press time tiiis at- i
ernoon. 11
JAMAGEI) PLANE IN
HANGAR FOR REPAIRS
The Juneau Flying Club Klemm
Skylark seaplane, which was dant
iged yesterday afternoon in an at- i
empted takeoff by Dr. L. P. Dawes j
n rough water resulting from high,
vinds at Yankee Cove, was placed
n its hangar at Salmon Creek last
tight for storage until the arrival
from the States of repair parts, in
cluding strut fittings and pontoon I
fittings, which are necessary to put !
lie seaplane in flying condition.
