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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
poyNToN- -WhitcsIdes an

BOYNTON -Whitesides and 9TH
ers have rig up on the Y. Renue
farm in the northeast corner of 4
1916.
The Henry oil companv's No. on
the c. Brown farm in the center OF
the west line of the northeast of the
northwest Of s-1i-1G is a rig on the
ground.
Kissler and associates have shut
down at $40 feet on the NJ. Moore
No s In the center of the east line
Of the southwest Of the southwest of
13-14-16.
McGriffin and others have RIG up
on the S. Manuel farm in the center
Of the west line of the northwest of
tho southwest of 16-1i-16. 1t is No.
for the farm.
simmons and others No. II on the
l.. Cherry farm i'm the center OF the
northeast of the southeast of 17-l4-
l6 is shut down at 1900 feet.
Egolf and others No. on the q.
Reams farm in the northeast corner
OF the southwest of the southwest or
19-14-l6 is rig.
The Petroleum company and Mo-
sicr No. on the j. Cherry farm in
the northeast corner of the northwest
of the northeast of % 1i-l6 is drill
ing at SIS feet.
johnson and others No. on the
!. Cherry farm in the northeast cor
ner of the northwest of the south
east of the northeast of 22-li-l6 is
drilling at 1855 feet.
Cameron and others No. on the
]. Brown farm in the southeast cor
ncr of the northeast of the southeast
of 2S-l4-l6 is drilling at 1850 feet;
No s is located in the southeast cor
ncr of the northwest OF the southeast
of the section and is shut down at
.45O feet, and No. 4 is "A rig building
I'm the center OF the south line of the
northeast of the southeast of the sec
| ton.
Cameron and others have rig UP
on the l.. Thompson farm in the
northwest corner OF the northwest OF
I3i-li-l6.
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New Sand at Jennings.

The test Of Markham and Gricves
on the Rogers farm in the southwest
corner OF the southeast of 23-20-7 Is
and viii make a nice well
H. the Wheeler sand found from 2l30
to 2l3b feet. II was shot and tho
hole filled up 1900 feet with oil. This
is the first Wheeler sand producer in
that neighborhood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Tho test of BOYLE and Bradstrcct
in the southwest corner Of the north
cast II the southwest Of 4-l5-ll
northwest OF Bcgrs vas drilled . feet
deeper Saturday and Is showing for
from 1875 10 $50 barrels natural. Il
IS flowing The we'll is now II feet
in the Glen sard found at 1,972 feet
1t IL on the Sewer farm.
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For sale.

Owner will sell commercial oil
lease with seven To twelve barrels
production daily-number of good To-
cations-tor cash price. about what
the equipment can be sold Tor. Also
10000 feet of two-inch 1S00-pound
tubing, ned and good as new. also
sucker rods, 1000 feet Address Box
81. care World.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

UASkELI@K Kissler and others No.
I on the William Granson farm In
the southwest corner of the south
west Of 1-15-t5 is drilling at 500 feet.
The Carter Oil company's No. on
the Manuel farm in the center OF the
west line OF the northwest Of the
northwest Of 6-l5-l5 is drilling at
$50 feet. No. 4, located In the center
of the north line OF the northwest of
the section, is n rig.
The Caney River Gas compauy's
No on the NJ. w. Barnett farm in
the center of the southeast of the
southeast OF S-15-15 is drilling at $50
feet
In the southwest corner OF the
northwest OF 1S-l5-15 the Caney
| River Gas company is sNdding the
rig for No. on the Henderson farm.
The Caney River No. 2 on the l..
Matthews farm in the southwest cor
uer OF the northeast of the southeast
| OF 19-l5-15 is a rig.
French, Williams and associates
No. . on the h Friday farm in the
southwest corner OF 23-l5.15 is drill
| ing at 1860 feet.
| Brown and others No. | on the D.
Canada farm will be baked up to the
stray sand found from LIS to l,1SS
feet and shot The total depth is
1.525 feet. 1t is located in the south
east corner of the southwest OF the
northeast OF 35-l5-15.
The same parties No. I on the II
Manuel farm in the northwest corner
OF the northeast OF the southeast OF
35-15-15 is n rig.
w. B. Pine and other No. on the
l.. Peters carm In the southwest cor.
ner OF the northwest OF the north
west of S6-15-15 Is fishing at 1,7sI
feet.
Scully. Simons and others No. OF
the n. Durant farm I'm the center o
the west line of the northwest OF tn,
southeast OF S6-15-15 is drilling a
1875 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

TOWN OF CUSHING-Moffitt and
Tague are pulling the S-inch casing
to underream at 1,790 feet on the
Walsh farm in the southwest corner or
the northeast of S-1S-6.
The Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. is
drilling at 2,155 feet on the Taylor
farm in the center of the southwest
of the northeast of 5-1S-5.
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Geologist,

Pennsylvania and Permain Forma-
tions given special study; Structure
and Correlation Speciality; Library
OF over 10000 volumes on Geology
and kindred sciences: Terms reas-
enable. Address James s. Camp.
Rocky, Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

LOGAN COUNTY-The Gillette Oil
company has abandoned the test on
the Delies farm in the southwest cor
ner Of the southwest of 4-1S-3w and is
pulling the pipe at 1,5OO feet.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

the Allied Refining company. The
chances are that he will even extend
his operations over large field ana
with his present organization Is bound
to be dominant factor in the Mid
COutinent field
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Attention Drilling Contractors.

Have for sale Il car load CT good
second hand manila drilling and spud-
ding lines. Also wire lines. oklahoma
Pine Co., 40l North Boston Ave.
Phone Usage 6i4, Tulsn, Okla.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
RAID HII.I.-The

BALD HIIIIf-The Wasson oil COM
pany has a 10-barrel we'll after shot
In No. on the j. Rentie farm in the
southeast corner of the southwest
OF the northeast OF 1S-1i-l5 at a to-
tai depth of 1850 feet.
Oiler and others No. on the +.
Manuel farm In the northeast corner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Attention: Gasoline Plant owners
For Sale: Two $50 HIP Bessemer
Gas Engines. one 80 HIP Besscmcr
Gas Engine. Phone Usage 1851
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

OIITON-The Twin State Oil COM
pany has the rig up on the King farm
in the southeast corner of the north
east of the northwest of 11-1S-T
northwest of the Shaffer and Iron
Mountain wells.
C. b. Shaffer is drilling at 2.275 feet
on the Tarchew farm in the southwest
corner of the southeast of the south
east of 36-1S7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

VIII sell shallow lease. about four
barrels daily; number Of proven loca-
tions; $4,000. 5+3 Robinson bldg
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

The shot placed in No. 4, Childers
farm bv' Lynch and Baker down in
3O-t7-15 apparently helped the Wei
as II made n fine flow and cleaned it
self after shot
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WANTED

Contrac. for drilling one or more
wells. Can move two strings standard
tools Immediately. standard Drtllins
Co. Box 1862. Phone 1744.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

gEONAKD-hIcnry Horneckcr ard
Dthers are rigging up NO. 3 on the
Billingslea and others farm in y
1914.
The Broken Arrow Oil company Is
drilling at 200 feet on the II. Kelly
No. in the northeast of the north
west of the northeast of 6-1S-lA.
The Pilot company is drilling at
1850 feet on No. | on the i. Billy
farm in the center of the south line
&C the southeast of the northwest of
&1-li-1i'
Sullivan ard others No. ON the NJ
Rogers farm in the center of the south
line IF the northeast of the southeast
of 21-l7-l4 is rig on the ground yet.
Atlantic Petroleum corporation IS
drilling at Les feet IN the ;. T. Steil
fam in the northwest corner of the
northeast nf the southeast of Il .17-1i.
Davis and Younger are down 1,6aO
feet on the No. . on the river bed in
trc northeast corner of the northwest
of the northeast Of the southeast ~
25-17-1j. No. 6 in the northwest cor
ucr OF the northeast of the northeast
Of the southeast of the section is drill
ing at 700 feet and No. Z located in
the southeast corner OF the southeast
of ;hc section is drilling at 300 feet.
The New York oil company has n
zig on the ground for No. Il oc the
Gibson farm in the northwest corner
OF she southwest of the southwest Of
the northeast Of 25-l7-14.
The Hurford oil company NJ. or
the NJ. Rogers farm in the center cf
the northeast of the northeas. of 81 :
INA is a rig on the ground.
The Baker Oil & Gas Co. is drilling
at ESQ feet on the G.. Smith No. in
the northeast corner of the northwest
of the northeast Of 32-17-14.
Baker and-Iynch No. on the b.
II. Chuders farm in the southeast cor
ner of the northwest of the southeast
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owner must raise some cash quick.
VIII sell 9-room house at bargain.
Address box B-l3. World office.-Adv.
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SOUTHEAST or HAsKELL-P,


terson, Scully and others No. ! on the
o. Smith farm In the southeast cor
ner of the southwest of the south
west of G-15-16 is drilling at 1925
feet.
The Caney River Gas company is
building the rig on the Harrison farm
in the southeast corner of the north
west of the southeast of l7-l5-16.
Peterson and others No l on the
II. Mcdaniel farm in the southwest
corner of the northwest of the south
east of 17-15-16 Is "A rig.
Davis and others have spudded No
on the L. Banks farm in the CEN
ter of the west line of the southwest
of 17-15-16.
Peterson and others No. on the
L. Harrison farm in the northeast
corner of the southeast OF 1S-l5-l6
is a rig on the ground.
The Caney River Gas company's
No. on the j. Howard farm in the
southwest corner of 1856 is shut
down at 500 feet.
Curd & White. drilling No. 2 on
the G.. Woodall farm in the north
west corner of the southwest of 20
1916, have a crooked hole at 71O
feet.
The Boynton Oil & Gas Co.'S No
3 on the a. Howard farm in the
northeast corner of the southeast OF
the northeast of 3O-15-l6 is rigging
up. No. is located in the center
of the northeast of the section and
is drilling at 500 feet.
Whtcsdes has a 5-barrel well in
No. on the j. Lee farm in the
northwest corner of the southeast OF
the southwest OF 35-l5-lG after sho,
at a total depth Of l,769 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

WASHINGTON COUNTY COMPILE
TIONS-The Tyler Oil company No.
/, Annie Ketchum, north half north
east 2-27-13. 10 barrels; Prairie No. 10,
Enoch w. Ketchum. northeast north
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

up NO. on the Il. Childcrs farm IN
tho southeast corner Of MOI tneast of
:he southwest OF 30-17-15.
SOUTH OF LEONARD-Theodo
Cox ana associates are drilling at 325
teet on the Jones No. i'm the center
of the east line of the southeast of
the southwest of 6-1c-14.
trngg. Sherman and others No.
on the Henry lIornecker fee In the
northeast corner OF the northwest OF
the north west Of 11-I6-14 Is drilling
at 015 feet.
TIE Carter Oil company. drilling
No. on the l.. Nevins farm In the
southeast corner of the northeast Of
the southwest OF 25-1e.14 is Gown
| $50 feet.
on the S. Grayson farm in the
center of the north line OF the nor<h-
west of the southeast of 25-16-14,
the Gypsy on company Is shut down
at LAO feet
Peterson and others No 2 on the
s. Grayson farm In the northwest
corner of the southeast of the south
east OF the same section Is drilling
At ] 1850 feet.
Peterson has also spudded No.
on tic ID. Grayson farm in the south
| east corner of the southwest OF the
northeast of 2j-16-14.
The Sperry oil x Gas company No.
on tho ID. Anderson farm In the
northwest corner of the southeast of
the southwest Of 36l614 is n rig on
.hc ground. =
Cox and othe.s No. % on the Jones
! farm in the center of the east line
| Of the southeast of the southwest of
6-l6,1f Is drilling at $50 feet
Tho same parties No 2. Montgom
cry in the center of the west line of
| the southwest of the southeast OF
6-1G-1i IS a 100000 gas well.
DIETRICH and others No. Is, Steil
in the center of the north line OF
the southeas; of the southwest OF
22-lc-14 is a 15-barrel well after shot
at a total depth of 1909 teet
MUSNOGEE-Bassc and asso'
ciatcs have torn the rig down and
abandoned tho location for No. l. on
| the l.. Evans farm in the northeast
corner Of the southeast of 24-13-17
Pe.tman and others No. | on the
! A. burlington farm in the southwest
corner of the southeast Of 14-14-17
/ is fishing at 1,S5c feet.
Rainey and others are drilling al
J 500 feet on the S. Lewis No. l in
the center of the west l,ne of the
northeast OF lS-14-1T.
BILIhNGS-Th Tuloma Oil COM
pany is rigging up No. 1 on the Yost
| farm in the northwest corner of the
northeast of 22-232w.
on the Neal farm in 15-23-2w, the
Humphrey Petroleum company is
drilling at 5S5 feet on No. 8; No. 4
/ Is drilling at els; No. is drilling al
400; and No is a rig building.
The Humphrey Petroleum COM
pany is underreaming the II y Inch
casing at l,4S0 feet on the Hacketi
No. in the northeast corner of the
southwest of the southeast of 15-
23-2w.
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OF 2-1i-15 is drilling at 1856 feet
Brown and associated are down
675 feet on No. I on the II. Harrison
farm In the northeast corner or the
northwest OF 2-14-15.
In the same section. the Iowa %
Okla oil Co.'s No. . on the u. hhrrl-
son farm * a rig. II is located In
the northwest corner OF the north-
west OF the northeast OF the section.
The Englat OH company Is smut
down at 1.4S0 feet on the ID. smith
farm In the southwest corner OF the
aoutheast of the northeast of the
southeast of 3-14-i5.
Reno and associates have rig up
fer No. 8 on the NJ. Rentie farm In
the center of the east line of the west
half of the southwest OF the north
west of 7-11-15.
Stine and associates No. s on the
II. Sells farm In the southeast OF the
southwest OF 9-1i-15 Is rig.
Phoebe Il Morrison No. on the
A. Manuel farm In the southeast cor
ncr Of the northwest Of l2-l4-l5 Is a
rig.
Cooper and others No. 2 on the n.
Carter farm In the southwest corner
of the northwest Of 2S-l4-l5 Is rig.
The same parties No. on the 5.
Jefferson farm in the center Of the
north line Of the southwest of the
southwest of 29-14-15 is shut down
at 1240 feet: No. on the farm Is a
rig on the ground in the northwest
corner of the northeast of the north
west of the southeast of the section
and No. is a machine in the south
west corner of the northwest Of the
northwest Of the northwest Of the
southeast of the section.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Misener is due with No. Is en- the
McHenry farm In the center OF the
northwest Of the southeast tf %
1915
The Carey River Gas compory No.
] johnson I'm the southwest corner of
The northwest of the northeasc of 81
1915 is rigged up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

east 2-27-14, 10 barrels; Tidal oii 90.
No. 10. Minnie Wilson, northeast
northwest northwest 17-27-14, dry. NO.
II is also dry: j. ii. Markham, )r.. NO
and 8, Lille Wilson, southeast I-Z1-
IA and southwest S-27-14, good for
80 and 90 barrels respectfully: Cleve
Oil e. Gas Co. No. 8, Jessie Fields,
northeast southwest 32-28-l3, 80 bar
rels; Genevra Oil Co. No. Z. fee, north
east southwest 322S-13. 10 barrels;
Writ Fields. No. 7, fee. south half
southwest southwest 32-28-13, 10 bar
rels; Wolverine Oil Co. No. 6, II. M.
Fields, northeast southwest 32-2S-13.
dry and abandoned; Geneva OIL Co.
No. Q, fee, south half southwest north
west 32-2S-13, 10 barrels.
BROKEN ARROW-FoS and 9TH
ers No. 2 ApucO located In the center
OF the north line of the northwest of
the northeast OF 2S-1S-15 Is spud-
ding.
Bearman and associates No. 1 on
the A. Barnett farm in the southeast
corner of 13-1S-14 is drilling at AIS
feet.
In the southwest corner of the
southeast of the southwest OF 14-1S-
Ia the Edgar Oil company No. on
| the Il. Atkins farm is drilling at 700
| feet and has crooked hole.
on the Nave farm in the southwest
corner of 25-1S-15 Cunningham and
others are still shut down at $50 feet
Slmons and others No. l Haley In
| the northeast corner of the southwest
of 30-1Sf4 IS fishing at 1,450 feet.
Cunningham and others No. OH
the T. Burgess farm in the center OF
the east line OF the northeast Of the
northeast of 3g-1S-14 is drilling at
| 1,12b feet.
The Edgar Oil company Is down
$50 feet on the w. Miller No 81 IL
the center of the west line IF the
southeast of the northeast of 05-1S-li
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

OF 30-17-f5 is drilling at 500 feet.
w. B. Harris and others are rigging
up No. ! on the B. Childcrs farm IN
tho southeast corner Of moi tneast Of
the southwest OF 30-17-15.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-16

the report of Territorial Mine In spector William r. Maloney and the report was ordered referred to the committee on mines. The re- port of the Territorial Secretary was received and ordered laid on the table for the time being, as it 1t has already been covered in the report of the Territorial Treasurer.
 An invitation to the members to visit Thane and the Perseverance mine as the guests of the Alaskan Engineering Society was extended and the members were instructed to communicate with MT. Burns if they intended to avail themselves of the invitation.
 Committee meetings were called, ways and means immediately after education at two O. clock this afternoon, and judiciary after adjournment
 The House then adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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FOR SENATE ARE
 APPOINTED
Several Resolutions and Memorials Introduced Today; Adjourn to
 Tomorrow.

President O. p. Hubbard, of the Senate this afternoon announced the committee assignments for the Third session All routine business of or ganization was cleaned up and the introduction of memorials, resolu. ions. petitions and bills was declar- cd the special order of business for
 tomorrow.
 The committees for the third ses. sion are as follows, with seven com. mittees doing the work of the thir. teen of previous sessions;
 Finance, Contingent Expenses, Corporations and Printing-senators Heckman, Aldrieh and Gaustad, chairman.
 Roads, Transportation and Taxa. tion-Senators Sutherland, Roman, and AIdrieh, chairman.
 Elections, Election Laws and Rules Senators Roman, SuIzer and sund. back, chairman.
 Education, EnsrOssment and En. rollment-senators Gaustad, suIzer, and Roman, chairman.
 Fisheries, Game and Agriculture Senators Sutherland, Sundback and Heekman, chairman.
 Judiciary and Federal Relations Senators AIdrich, Roman and Suth- erland, chairman.
 Mines, Manufactures, Labor and capital-Senators Roman, Sundbaek, and Sulzer, chairman.
 After the reading of the days jour nal. Senator Sutherland suggested | hat the scope of the journal be cut lown.
 On motion of Senator Aldrich, sec ouded by Senator Sulzer the thanks of the Senate was extended to Elm. ,ry Valentine for furnishing the Sen. ate Chamber with a clock.
 House Concurrent Resolution No. ,, relative to concurrent expenses, was read and referred to the com mittee on printing House Concur rent Resolution No. 9, concerning the of joint rules, was referr- d to the Senate committee on Rules. House Concurrent Resolution No. 4, relating to mileage was re- erred to the committee on Flee ions. Election Laws and Rules.
 The Senate adjourned until lO:3O iclock tomorrow morning on motion # Senator Aldrich.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-16
EIGHT HOUR BILL FOR WOMEN IN
 TERRITORY IS
 INTRODUCED
Representative Benson Is Framer of Measure; No
 Bills Are Reported
 for Second Reading

Two new bills, one providing for an cight-hour law for women em- ployed in the Territory, were in- troduced in the House of the Ter rltorial Legislature this morning, several routine matters were dis cusscd and adjournment taken un- til tomorrow forenoon.
 The House was called to order and all were present with the cX- ception of Peter c. Mccormack, who has been excused. Prayer was spo- ken by Chaplain Condit and the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 No petitions, memorials, or res olutions were introduced and no standing committees reported.
 The special committee consisting of Representative Burns, Allan and Benson presented a memorial of sympathy for p. c. Mccormack over the death of his son, Leonard Me Cormack, which was unanimously adopted and ordered spread on the minutes.
 A message from the Senate con veying Senate Joint Memorial No. 1. was received. This memorial, which was the one introduced by Senator Sulzer. asks for fortifica- tions on the coast of Alaska and was ordered referred to the committee on Federal relations.
 Eight Hours for Women.
 House Fill No. 10 was introduced by Monte Benson. This bill is one providing for an eight-hour day for all females employed in any mercantile establish ments, hospital, telephone or tele- graph office and declaring it mis- demeanor for anyone to evade the provisions of the law, providing a penalty It was referred to the committee on labor.
 House Bill No. II, introduced by Isaac Sowerby by request is an act to amend Section S66 of the Com piled Laws of Alaska. and provides for changes in the duties of United States Commissioners in the Terri tory This was referred to the Committee on judiciary.
 Reports Are Received.
 No bills were reported for the second reading. A message from Inc Governor was read transmitting
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-16
Fresh to the Bone

During his vacation a San Fran. cisco lawyer met an old friend in the village and their conversation drifted to a discussion of the natives. A young farmer came under their view.
 Hes a fine looking young fello a'' said the lawyer.
 "Y-e.e-S," assented his friend, du. biously.
 Well, anyway, he has a mighty good head"
 Tt ought to be good" was the re- ply. That mans head is bran new he's never used 1t any."-(Roches- ter Times.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-16
On Every Purchase

We want every woman of Gastineau Channel to know that it IS to her advantage to buy her wearing apparel from the MODEL CLOAK & SUIT SHOP, 222 Seward St. We can save you from 25 to 50 per cent on every purchase. WHY? Because we are not retailers. We represent wholesale man. ufacturers. You SAVE the MIDDLEMANS PROFIT.
 We lead in styles because our New York office keeps in touch with us, con- tinuaDy sending us the LATEST creations. Our stock Is the most complete and exclu- siye stock ever shown in the Territory of Alaska. Our stock consists of the newest styles and shades in suits, coats, dresses, skirts, petticoats and waists
 Coats range in price from $50 up.
 Suits range from $I75O up.
 Dresses range from $500 up.
 A special line of tub silk sport suits at $50, alterations included.
 If you have not already visited our store we invite you to call and be con- vinced that our stock IS the most care fully selected stock ever shown in Juneau. We will be glad to have you call. You are under no obligations to buy.
 WW E ~JU
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-16
This is the Home of Hart SChaffner Marx Varsity 5 Suits
GOLDSTETN'S EMPORIUM

Children only will be permitted to participate in the exercises Satur. day afternoon at Elks Hall, We mean the little fellows. They are never too small Weather permit ting. a picture of Elks' Hall and the children attending the Elks' enter tainment will be taken.