The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1926, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 31, 1926. James But it Isn't, down st o s N Yoonshine and Wallace McCamant BE USED FOR "/t i U998 TAXES DUE o DEALIS MADER b NEW YORK, D t ontgomery, and with him purchased as an invest- e, Naw YR T old. wax | Febvres. The family is w Last Installment of City 4 hy St it : it Bhis e i eceived by the Associated press from | Florida and instead of spe Taxes Due NowBecome ling « : I s e b Ly Ve New Year's Day. GEORGE Cunard Liner Carinthian in Cook | D 12 ‘ 1 i a1h p | i 1 D I BROTHERS —ade ’ ar Alaskan family . th elinquent Monday. ; ! 2 Lo ] Anchorage Men Organize Air Transport Company Plans Are Outlined. i 't 3% oy i e e i ani [of muniipal ‘twses ave mow " SN 11 L S Pre-Inventory Shoe Sale ] I took a noti {a good time to When it was after|and from there we have toured (o per cent penalty attache : - " Win'"tu: ANDRE TAKES POSITION [Wwin' the txception ot st where | 35700 bt brcn it s oon 1 s GEORGE 1 bttt 1N BEHRENDS GROCERY| e e . i i e i | i . 5 GE BROTHERS first i | what we have seen so f 1 1 linquency starts, | | g I1. Andre; formenly of ‘Buzlook i Cint unokl | Mbenibomety . it o the delinquent list f and more recently of San Fran.!| he nusnally small JOBILION L ”"’ | 50 we came here and will leave Sa i ill not b i |urday afternoon on our way b ~ n— e ——————————— ______,__,_____{ Iy Cuake Rattles Dishes = e L;-md Windows, Seattle R, wanted to visit the historie city, and Departmer C ! mbus, Georgia. From need today icceeds J tour into Florida. W vison who resigne CR |in Florida until ez - MPArI we will drive Andre arrived here recentlyly,;raila hoat early i A RIZAL DAY PROGRAM from the south, accompanied by his| gjagkan home, While Alaska is ory | Call Colltn's Taxy, Pnone 435;Night DRAWS LARGE CRGWD ! }'; “‘“‘" fusls o }‘ ey have 5§ puch colder in winter than .| phone 281. Member Auto Assn. adv ma, | suffored more from ¢ L SR T Birmingham Friday than | ever 1066 WHE SIRI R TR Ay 1100 1 ANNUAL BANQUET e e - ‘ Juneau Fire Department s el M N PRE-INVENTORY SALE BEEd Bere &y ammresnive e el asaetati e et | MORIAION: SUDCENNE STATIONERY St vence 1 e et tow ot WU W ey sl helsit)LANCE MENIRIGROON) Sl < B by ey 1t B s o M {'HI:;:’;’:;:A»‘I'I" o "I':“"‘”:”:“!"""’""'I“"y“";"'"‘W" Now is your opportunity to save is vid, due 10 the " A fili the vacand left by Lance Hend Baltagats Rt M0 T s prohudieds 1 money on your TONIGHT F he L Goldstein store, | 1APECH L 4 «"HANK YOU LETTERS g Inspector, succending the late 0. i wrried. 1t s rumored i @ stk atfair and (e v 7:45 O'CLOCK AT A. B, HALL try TWO HEAVY CHRISTMAS N After the program, refreshmen remain at home TRY THE g a—— ACOMATEY WHILE W L Butler Mauro Drag Co. THIRD BASEMAN TOURING ALABAMA ::i il i e ‘ot T, ‘ S oghd Vo ; y e nds, says the Seward CGateway Phone 134 Substation Post Office No. 1 We deliver = & I? R T R TR Wi B i s e R g B L R Nearney vesterday morning when a X > - D U ool ““.“ s - {towr looking for climate.” The ar-icessful hunt on Kenai Pe K | » appeared in a column Thelin the Broad Pass country unde:| 3 g Throng” and is taken from|the guidance of Mel Horner. Among| vy Advertiser, one of the trophies are three caribou, sev | outh |eral sheep, moose, goat and hen VS. Juneau High School Virgara mad an intere were served Admission—25 and 50 cenis player arvived for the Ll team, Kenneth V to Mr. and Mis. Kear pey at the St. Ann's Hospital at 11 welock yesterday morning Art Mcl o team, has announced that waiver on the new player for the coming season veported that he will fill the of his dad at third base The new ball player weighs seves pounds and both mother and son are doing nicely, according to Dr I C. De Vighne i item s as follows the hunters getting practically thel s IUs a far cry from Montgomery, |[limit on all species of big game an: | lece | Alubama, to Nome, Alaska, and yet|mals | there was a family from Nome, Al —— .- aska, in Montgomery Saturday. And| Women's Coat, Dress and Hat| {that family came into Montgomery |Sale continues until Dec. 31st at| in an automobile bearing an Alaskaa | Goldstein’s Kmporium adv. | automobile license the first (he . R | conductor of (his column ever saw | We close New Years Day. GEORGE | The car had heen' BROTHERS ——ade. | NEW DOCTOR AT VALDEZ in Montgomery Dr. George I Moffett has arrived in Valdez to practice his profession i » of Rush Medical} is a gra i ,, Chicago, and has been a jcan and World Wars. = . TO START THE NEW YEAR ‘ E VER Y()NE RIGHT By purchasing \ o - a box of Call for our 1927 Calendar sl | NEW YEAR GREETINGS T H. So GRAVES | We wish to thank all those who believe 1n : a Bicoer : ‘tter AUl have helped to e 7 THE CLOTHING MAN 1 Bigger and Better Juneau and h: . | Phone 25 make it so by purchasing at home in the year just passing. Let us get behind our cityv and frrcrrrrrrrrrrr e reres give it the proper support. TONIGHT ) - AY 192 ing v be all the THE B. P. O. ELKS NIA\.\ 1)_.7.b‘r|n;, _\m‘x m'l% nd all ‘h‘( greater joys of living----HEALTH and PROS- ANNUAL PERITY. o o We also will endeavor to do our share by Zg Zn S giving vou even better quality and better I e Ol prices. N K DANCE i hrougs 70 SPEED OUT THE DYING YEAR AND : oblong-shaped movement 2 to_ e “te " WELCOME THE NEW YEAR—1927 G ld o 9 E o Geuen advantages, m: it At the Elks’® Hall | oldstein s mporium 1 T e Dancing at 9:30 P. M. Admission $1.50 g o g b g i Public Invited Favors ¥ 4‘:\" Special Ferry to Douglas at 1:00 A. M. 24 : | (58