The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-31
List of Some of the Things That May Be Purchased for One Dollar To-
 morrow.
TO BE SHOPPING DAY
Probably Never Before in Juneau Have So Many Bargains Been Offered
 for One Dollar.
Saturday is "Dollar Day!

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 Probably never before in any town in Alaska have so many rare bargains been offered patrons for one dollar. The merchants who are advertising in this issue have taken special pains to make the day a great success. On Dollar Days" Outside, in the large cities, excur- sion rates are given to bring the crowds to town. | In Juneau it will not be possible to hold more than one or two such sales during the year, and people do not want to get the impression that these are to be held right along, and miss this one in the hopes of soon attending another. Below is given a brief outline of some of the many bargains offered | for $1:
 Cut Glass Jars. The Juneau Hardware Co. is Jade jars and plates, water jugs and grape etched tumblers. $-$-$-$ Ten Cans of Smokes. George Burford says he is giving the real bargain. At no time in history of tobacco could one get 10 cans of good tobacco for a dol lar.
 $-$-$-$ Clothing Bargains. B. M. BehrendS Go. is offering exceptionally good bargains in mems socks, handkerchiefs and neckwear. $-$-$-$ Bargain in Music. The Juneau Music House is offer ing Mccormick records and ten sheets of the latest popular instru- mental or vocal music. $-$-$-$ All Kinds of Sweets. Billie" Taylor will satisfy old boys as well as young ones with fresh peanut and cocoanut brittle.
 $-$-$-$ Gift Shop There, Too. The Gift Shop will let everything
 
 sew would appreciate some of the overcoats and other articles which can be made over. $-$-$-$ For the Ladies. The Fashion is offering wonder full bargains on Dollar Day in silk | hose and lingerie waists, hats and | dainty underwear. $-$-$-$ Some Great Values. | I. J. Sharick is putting goods out for Dollar Day valued up to four dollars. Don't miss seeing the cut glass candle sticks, and the hand painted tea cups and saucers.
 $-$-$-$ Will Please Housewives. | The new Sanitary Grocery is offering real values to housewives in coffee and canned vegetables of excellent quality.
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 For Fishermen and Miners. | MacMillan Brothers, the head quarters for the miners and fisher men, are offering the most tempting prices in canned fruits and syrups.
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 Hats for One Dollar. Mrs. Winn's Millinery parlOrs will be a scene of more or less ac- tivity. No one could resist pay ing a dollar for the good hats she offers.
 $-$-$$ Are Just the Thing. II The wicker hampers for lunches at c. w. Young Co.'S will go fast for a dollar. The flower baskets would help to make artistic cen terpieces at any dinner. Plated knives, forks and spoons are also going by the half dozen at ono dollar.
 $-$-$-$ For the Workers. The Leader Store offers working men work shirts of good quality woolen socks, canvas gloves.
 No where else in town can vol get yards of best gingham for !; dollar on Dollar Day. $-$-$-$
 Real Woolen Goods for $1.O0.
 The Boston Store is really sacri ficing soft woolen baby blankets fo one dollar-little children's heav. woolen sweaters and women's ant girls warm knit petticoats of pret ty shades.
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 Comes in with Special.
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