Dress Sale
- $5.00
This is a worth-while sale for
3 days only
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
B. M. Behrends Co., Inc.
Juneau's Leading Department Store
Garden Party Frocks Are Demure
Here is a frock for July garden parties as demure as a Quaker
maid's gown. It is copied from a dress worn by a motion picture
star in a current picture and is made of white drawn organdy
trimmed with lace and embroidery. A big white straw hat whose
crown is rimmed with wheat heads is worn with it.
Boars Damage Crops
SANTA BARBARA, Cal. — Wild
boars, caught in the hills and turn
ed loose on the Fred Nason ranch
for hunting purposes, have multi
plied so rapidly they now are, a
serious menace to crops. Hunters
employed to exterminate them have
killed 35 in the last two months.
GORE CAMPAIGNING
Lester O. Gore. Republican can
didate for Delegate to Congress,
has left Ketchikan for the West
ward on a campaign trip.
TOWNSENMTES ELECT
The Wrangell Townsend Club el
ected the following officers last
week: President, W. C. Lawrence;
Vice-President, C. Don Miller; Sec
retary, J. M. Arrington; Treasurer.
J. Spaih. Now serving on the board
of directors are the above officers
and Mrs. D. W. Gray, Mrs. Emma
Case, Oscar Carlson, D. Gay, Peter
Casey and J. M. Longhurst.
Gold Cross of Skeleton
Held Proof of Folk Tale
DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia, July
16.—The finding of a skeleton by
highway workers is regarded by
Montenegrin peasants as corro
boration of an old folk tale.
The story is that during bloody
wars between Turks and Christians
many years ago a monk was tor
tured in attempts to make him tell
military secrets, and finally buried
alive by the Turks. The soldiers
however, left a gold cross on his
neck.
