UMBRELLAS
16-Rib—Non-Rust—Many Colors
$2.95
MILLINERY
Grouped
Now $1.50
NOVELTY WOOLENS
56 ins. wide—Values to $4.50
Now $2.50 yard
CHILDREN’S COATS
Half Price
A Group of Dresses $4.25
SPECIAL.
Short ends of Cretonnes, Curtains,
Scrims, etc.
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Now Half Price
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Raincoats
Values to $9.50
Reduced to
$2.45
B. M. Behrends Co., Inc.
‘‘Juneau’s Leading Department Store”
COMMITTEE IS
AUGMENTED TO
GREET SAILORS
Eight Members Added by
Chamber to Perfect En
tertainment Program
(Continued from Page One)
as that is the only manner in which
entertainment can be furnished on
so large a scale. For four days
there will be some 1,600 sailors,
to be followed by 500 others. The
Army contingent will be much
smaller, probably 40 to 50.
As funds of the Chamber do
not permit any extensive additional
expenditure this year, it will be
necessary to raise funds for nec
essary expenses. Mr. Goddard said.
, To aid in rounding out the pro
gram and assist in raising funds.
President Gardner named the fol
lowing members on the committee:
W. S. Pullen, James J. Connors,
Sr., R. W. Bender, George B. Rice,
R. E. Robertson, George Brink, M.
B. Whittier and C. W. Hawkes
worth. A general meeting of the
committee will be held at noon
. Friday, at which representatives
of the lodges co-operating are
asked to attend.
Employ Local Labor
In constructing the Douglas
section of the Douglas highway,
Seims-Spokane Company will use
all local labor, except for a few
key men, In line with its usual pol
icy, declared I. G. Anderson, for
mer local resident and representa
tive of the company, a guest of the
', Chamber today. “We will purchase
our supplies from local business
houses and operate as usual as a
local concern,'' he declared.
