The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1926, Page 8

8 ' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1926. FOREMAN PASSES AWAY IVERSON LAID TO EMPEROR OF ™ JAPAN DEAD; LONG ILLNESS i s W Ve ery }\‘lll:li]“l?! l‘x’l“’ S .\\\.I\ r :\‘, i "Y'l ‘j" « ‘ \“u Crown Prince Succeeds u i of ; q » 5 ‘\ ‘ ' ‘ A NEW 5 PIECE ORCHESTRA WIHLE MARE THENR FIRST BOW BEFORE THE INTERESTING DANCE PUBLIC OF JUNEAL They are all local boys acith plent)y of snap— Good Selections— Plenty of Noveliy Stunts Let's start them off with a bang MOOSE HALI December 28th Evershody Welcome Admission $1.00 | VoA | 'MERR\/Cv\R\sTnAs' ONE AND ALL - KEEP 1T WARM FOR SANTA'S CALL - - HE ideal sort of Christmas- tide is one that is cold out on the fields and up in the glistening star-studded sky but warm as a generous heart in the interior of your own home. We deal in home com- | tavm ‘ RAYON SILK SHIRTS ‘ for Christmas These Shirts are advance spring styles— Juts the thing for Christmas Gifts Hose in Individual Gift Boxes Ladies’ Silk Hose Ladies’ Swiss Malke Handkerchiefs J. M. SALOUM BASKETBALL ALASKA COLLEGE vs. J. H. SCHOOL HARRI MACHINE SHOP Rear of Juneau-Young Hardware Co Plumbing, Heating, Acetylene Welding, Blacksmithing SATURDAY AT A.B. HALL 8 o’Clock P. M. Admission 50 and 25 cents REST YESTERDAY .o TWO DANCES TO BE GIVEN BY ALASKANS —_— e e EUNNELL TO SPEAK AT PRES. CHURCH P SEATTLE STORE LOOTED SEATTLE, Dec. 24— Two men, one 4 as telegraph company bt 1 A. G. Ca Cassutt and ¢ valusd at s deliberately se 1 from the stock and was most Use the C!issl’ledq They pay. Fully one-half of stock reduced _] ~Z5XMAS —*_.———-—_—1-————— E — t t (n sell anything, the best w ly >«' ! lhmugh a classified in Tbe Eiapi GDOCERIES ANNUAI PRE-INVENTORY SUIT SAL Group No. 1 Reg. $35, $40, $45 Suits Reduced to Group No. 2 Reg. $45, $50 Suits Reduced to Sale Ends Dec. 31 H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man (hristmas Store Walnuts, Almonds, Brazils, Fil- berts, Pecans, Peanuts. FRUITS Japanese Oranges, New Sweet Oranges, Apples, Pears, Grape- fruit, Bananas. Large variety of Fresh Vege- tables. FOR GIFTS Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Cig- arettes, Coffee Tricolators, Syphon Bottles, Bulbs. A large assortment of Christ- mas Candy. Gyape Juice, Orange Juice, Ginger Ale, White Rock Water. A Merry Christmas GEORGE BROTHERS MERRY CHRISTMAS It 1s our sincere wish that Christmas and the New Year may come to vou Like a treasure-laden ship of old Laden with all the precious Things of life that make for vour Happiness and Prosperity Goldstein’s Emporium