Take a Victrola
on your camping trip
A Victrola is looked upon as a regular part of
a camping outfit nowadays.
• It is always sure of a rousing welcome.
Its delightful music is one of the real joys of
camp life.
Whether you are pcVp, camping or not, come in and grt acquainted
with the Victrola. We’ i £ jdly play any music you wish to hear.
Victrolas $15 to Victors $10 to $100. Terms to suit your
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I Millinery in E$abliM StylesI
In millinery, ns in oilier things, the
mason's styles have gravitated toward
a few types that have established
| themselves and will last as long as the
i summer lasts—and perhaps longer.
, One may be sure of them anywhere.
Among t! *-m are wide-h» inum-d and
moderately wide-brimmed sailor
shapes, small hats that have a sugges
tion of the poke bonnet in their lines
and the cloche or drooping-hrimmed
be!i shape, with its brim u 1 i111«* wider
than In the beginning of spring. These
persist among others that are almost
j as popular; as small turbans and me
dium-sized turbanlike shapes with splr
| Ited brim lines and coronets. The last
! is a type that women of middle age
like best.
Plenty of variety appears In these
favored shapes in popular hats Out
does not look for eccentricities In the
shapes themselves; but in the trim
mings nil sorts of pretty whims find
expression, especially among street
hats. An example of ibis appears in
the smart hat with curled quill trim
ming that is shown in the accompany
ing picture. This model has been made
in black and in several colors—each
hat all in one color—with brim and
side crown of caterpillar braid, facing
and top crown of satin. The quill
that trims it is of the same satin and
is the spice of the creation. It departs
from the way of quills, leaving their
straight and narrow path to follow a
willful spiral of its own, and fully Jus
I titles Its Independence.
A beautiful wlde-brlmmed hut Is
made of crepe georgette faced with
braid. The upper part of the crown Is
covered with folds of crepe and the
lower part with a smooth hand of it
that makes a perfect background for
‘the tic of narrow moire ribbon and
einbroldf red oak leaves that form the
trimming. Large satin acorns express
a happy afterthought of the designer.
This hat would In pretrv in sand-color
or gray <>r white for midsummer.
Black is the best choice for the re
maining hut. It is of lis- re braid and
taffeta "ilk with n narrow collar of
grosgrain rihhon. It Is given a crisp,
military style by upstanding ostrich
feathers at the front. They are un
curled and brilliant and are s,*t on with
u handsome Jet ornament.
New Shaded Red.
The new shade of red known as
Wilson red or Swiss reel P really very
taking, especially early in the spring.
I It ought to look well even In mid- t
summer at tin* seashore or in tin* coun
try, hut of course tlie favor In which a
color Is held at this daje is no criterion
of the midsummer favor it may enjoy.
At Jill events. Just now all sorts .»f
odds and ends are featured in this
clear new shade of red. Kspecialh ef
fective are tin* many red heads that j
shop keepers have dug up from some |
! forgotten corner and that manufactur
ers have rushed t< the shops. They
1 are strikingly pretty with w hite blouses
land especially for the young girl.
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Tulle-Wrapped Hat.
An interesting feature of the season
Is the tulle-wrapped hot. The Parish
emit? drapes it over her nose and chin
and even around her shoulder*.
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FOES IS CURE
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The solution of the preservation
| of the fisheries industry in Alaska
depends upon keeping the streams
clear of debris and jams so the sal
moo may reach their spawning
grounds, and the destruction of the
enemies of spawn and the fry. sup
plemented by the artificial propaga
tion of fish, ncording to ('. S. Harley,
the canneryman of Tcnakee. "Of
course." added Mr. Harley, "there
must l)e no fishing in the streams
if near their mouths."
The salmon that escape Hie traps
and seines during the :!tj hour closed
period each week, and the salmon Unit
j follow the deep water in tlit* chan
nels will he enough to stock tho
spawning streams, according to Mr.
Harley, if the enemies of the species
, are destroyed.
"latter, as the habits of the fish
are studied by experts and more
knowledge gained through investiga
tion and experience under the laws
i as they are made from year to year,
additional safeguards may be added."
said Mr. Harley.
“We who are In tho business ure
as anxious as any class of the peo
ple to perpetuate the fisheries busi
ness People want to see their money
Invested permanently, and after they
learn the fish business they do not
want to be compelled to Quit it and
take up something new."
Mr. Hurley is convinced that the
caunorymefi who are operating In
Alaskan waters should become more;
thoroughly identified with Alaska than!
they are now. He believes that there j
should he a branch of the fisheries
organization with office* here. if. In
deed. not the main office, fie also be
lieves that tho business men of Juneau
should tako the lead ^ hiving a gen
oral meefjpg of Ml the Can defy men
and othetf eptticoLd h
Industry of Southeastern Alaska atlhls
place In the futpry, for the purpose of
^rfnglng them -»a(l the business peo-j
piej of the terltory closer together. —
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1 POLITICAL FIGHT
LOOMS UP IN CALIFORNIA
BOSTON, Muss., Julie JS. (lover-,
nor Samuel McCall will buck Senator,
Weeks for the Republican nomination
for the United States senate this fall
if a canvass being made by McCall's
trusties in all parts of tho state leads
the veteran to think that he can win.
In case McCall goes in, tho great
est Republican party tight over waged j
in the state for the nomination will!
take place, as McCall has been out,
for Weeks' scalp ever since tho Bus-[
ton financier sidetracked his senator-!
ial ambition in 1913 by getting the
state legislature to send him to Wash
ington instead of McCall.
At that time McCall did not send
Weeks a letter of congratulations and
It was the only bitter pill he has
taken In a long political career. Noth
ing would suit the Massachusetts gov
ernor better than to beat Weeks at a
popular election.
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WILL SERVE UNCLE SAM
“Shorty” Seibert, who operated a
roadhouse in the Willow Creek dis
trict cf the Cook Inlet country, re-!
eently vn- mustered Into the service
of the United States army at Seattle.
He will Ik* witti the quartermaster's
branch ol tho service.
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tion can bo found if ‘he Northwestern
lardware Company.
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