The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 20, 1927, Page 2

s g \\\ - Exceptional Glove Values Be sure to see our Gloves before making your Christhas selec-’ tions for we have a good assortment of Kid Gloves in dark. shades only. Regular $2.50 top $4.75 a pair. i GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS—50 CENTS A BOX i oy CHILDREN’S COATS Children’s Coats from two to six years at cost. In tweeds, " checks, mixtures, suede finish, and broadcloth, with fur- and | embroidery trimming. Don’t fail to see these Coats. Crepe-de-Chine Combinations ] Special, $3.75 Each PRETTY LINENS Practical, yet decidedly pleasing and useful are these dainty hand embroidered and colored Lunch Cloths with Napkins to match. $3.75 to $10.00 a Set DON’T FORGET OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENT FOR PRETTY GIFTS B.M. BEHRENDS Juneau’s Leading Department Store and ever ready to get behind any s meritorious se not only u.m? Vieather C thelr sympathy but also with thoir money.” The matinee JUNEAU LEADS | IN DONATIONS Sunday's Donations ofes T from $96.15 from local busine wei and p Rein Conight cud Wedness [ sional men and women we ; P FUR PIUNEERSI“"""‘ in the sum of $421. I3 Lo 03: one approached were glad o con-| pime tribute, Mr. Gross said. 4 p.om yat'y 301 Tg" towns repor addedy while Taral: Repsived Here HEL Omer $517.15 Out of $768.40 Reported from 7 Towns Ao m 1 o.ay 2998 Neon todey . 2991 afly Juneau's contriiution to Christmas Fund for the Pione Peacs residing in t Sitka Home fotated 391715, and 15 vy tar the| TAXI ASSOCIATION womeea " sodas e . 0 “Grov. | BOOKING TOURIST : | TRIPS FOR SUMMER the and Skag Dutch proprietor of the Coliseum thea- i tres here and at Ketchikan, who | Kodiak . ol - 1 launched the movement for the| The Junean Taxi Association| Cordeva A8 . .56 fund and put on a basis that cov-iannounced today that it has re-| Juneaw . % ] 29 ered most of the Territory. With {ceived more than 200 reservations | Ketchika ) P 0 several towns missing from|already for the tourist drive to| Prince Rupert. 38 34 51 .08 Southeastern Alaska and mone of [ Mendenhall Glacier and around! Edmonton . 24 16 - 14 % 0 the other sections heard from, the {the Loop for the coming summer. | Seattle .. 42 [ i ‘{} 12 04 total amount reported today was| Of this number, 140 reserva-| Portland 3 38 3 * . Trace $768.40. tic re in one bunch and 70 in| San Franciseo.. 52 52 . . .44._& ) The local coutribution will re:|an these being in two sep- £ o—Lress - 10 mates. main open until tomorrow eve-farate parties from the east and . — ning, Mr. Gross said today, and anyone not participating hereto- fore and desiring (v make a dona- tion can do so by remitting to Mr. Gross or the Coliseum man agement, it was announced. number of local residents, not be- | ing able to atiend last Sunday’s|ar matinee, have ‘already done this, Mr. Gross said, citing a communt ~ catiow from Bishop Crimont en- " closing a contribution and wishing | have heen received this fall, ‘A “splendld saccess’ in the under B FOR . omer WISEVEN NAMED nia. The Association wired ompany requesting the reser- that the partins could be mmodated. Ca th valic ac Note.—@bservations, : u mfiu Juneau, g Princ Rupert,. Edmonton, il Frauciseo aré made at 4 8. m. and 4 p. m., Juneay. time. - A disturbance of :marked intensity ‘was céfiteed this morn- ing between: two energetic htigh . pressu i Phé lown«*fi- sure was 29.24 inches: at Kodbal an AR 8 .26 were $0.30 imches at St. Paul ; Rupert, ~ Under the uaugg of this. pressure distribution, rain and snows were general a coastal distriefs Alaska. Nox e Rainy, mld weat vail over Southeastern from Ketchikan and Anehora who will meet here wlm‘*m Elks in the second week in Janu- ary. ever before. for parties of 10 and 15 persons “There are probably others wh) like to add their bit toward ENT. SQ“AD _store of cash for the Ol T ATIVE, T 9 r cheer, and they | OF ELKS BOWI.E 3 & 80 by mailing us«a check No deftiiite: Tineups Nave: _amount they desire to do-| Metcalf, Barragar, Darby, Hend-|announcefl. yét, m:,as andes said today. “Ifrickson, Radde, Lavenik and Hen-|will put his men through the over Juneau's) ning have been picked by H. R.|at 1:30 8 e. Agaln it Vanderleest, manager of the Elk's|against & . the best and mostpbRowling Team, as a tentative|how it pe 4 . mo;: squad 1o oppose the ballrollers{ 25 e i fara Kunsig of Mt. Vernon, N. ¥, & student at Holyoke, Mass., has become one of the most envied girls in America after being se- lected by John Coolidge, son of uq President, as his dancing partner. Miss Kunslg declares that “John 4 & pedch,” and adds that he “dan divinely.” 3 (International Newsreal) Hill, “w, ayward Son,” Faces Illinois Court On Matricide Charge (Continued ffom T"age One.) to give him aid. journey an unsuccessful was made fo take Hill from the custody of the La Salle county sheriff by a writ of habeas cor- pus, but officials removed the youth from a train at the Wiscon- sin line and rushed him to Ottawa by automobile. Hill said he read of the findi of the body and, becoming frigh - ened when he saw he was suspéct- ed, decided to flee. He was tak- en at night to the cellar grave and was questioned amid flicker- ing lights in the stone-lined make: shift vault, but his story could not be shaken, The La Salle county grand jury indicted Hill for murder on Oe!. 15 and at the same time returned five other counts against him charging forgery. —— - EAGLES ATTENTION All members Fraternal Order of Eagles, don’t overlook our regular meeting tomorrow night, December 21st, Odd Fellows’ Hall, Juneau, time 7:30 o'clotk GUY L. SMITH, Secretary. On the return —adv. H i 3 g i | ‘fs! | | I | WOMEN Pyrex Glassware Stem Goblets Sherbet Dishes Cocktail Glasses Glass Plates Carving Scts Game Shears !:nr-Ever {luminum enarch Range Set China Pair Scissors Hair Clippers Carpet Sweeper ing Lanp affle Iron ‘crcolator Roaster Set Mixing Bowls Cockie Machine Folding Card Table Electric Toaster Vases gowgl; Bowls ne Racks a Wagons Fancy Trays i country with funds and attorney. | s offort | X3 | {POST. O e F i ENDS All the mail which was brought north on. the three steamers ar- riving here last Sunday is expect- ed to be distributed. by late th's afternoon, post office employees . announced at noon today. {iis Because many are mnot calliag promptly for their pacages the dis. tribution of Xmas mail has been held up. ‘At 1 o'clock there werc only a few sacks of packages ra: maining to be placed on the’ { shelves, . while ;the, shelves were| already crowded with uncalled for | lpnckages. dia A An unquestionable choice, when! Iyon choose to drink ALASKA' DRY (Red GERALE. PALE GIN- —adv. Top) We make men's suits for §55. F. WOLLAND. —adv. | [ S, Seattle Fruit & Produce Co. THE STORE OF QUALITY AND ECONOMY WHOLESALE and RETAIL PHONE 486 ORANGES! JAP ORANGES ..MEXED NUTS—..35¢ PEARS, pet dozen . APPLES, per doz. FLORIDA GRAPEF! ( 1ES . gw BLACK FIGS SEEDLESS RAISINS USSEL SPROUTS; SUNCH CARROTS . . CELERY, per stalk .. FRESH SPINACH,, . CAULIFLOWER,. PARSLEY, GR ATES .. OMEDARY DAT! AVY BEAN! . pressures| § és at Prince 20 cents a dozen cheaper—larger sizes WASHINGTON NAVEL ORANGES 45¢, 55¢, 75¢ and 90c a dozen ........ 40c a doz, $1.75.a box _40¢, 50¢, 55¢ and 60¢ FLO RUIT, ex.large..3 for 50c GRAPES, per pound .. c SWEET POTATOES or YA ORANGES! a pound, 3 lbs., $1.00 45¢ 25¢ \LIFORNIA LAYER FIGS per pound SOLID HEAD LETTUCE pfl 1] Yredetunshennnn GREEN ONIONS, - RS EEN PEPPE CHILDREN Safety Razor Sleds Razor Strop Skates Saw Skiis Hammer Erector Sets m ights k?tulnifi Toy Aluminum Sets un Knife Toy Pyrex Sets Doil Carriages ht. Scooters Stand Kiddie Cars Set Auger Bits Velecopides Brace Boxing Gloves Tree Lights Footballs Plane .Basketballs Snow Shoes Air Rifle Alarm Clock 22 Rifle In Wateh Boy Scout Knife Coleman Lantern Boy Scout Bag Creepers Boy Scout Lunch Kit kiis it Boy Scout Axe avine - Brush Tennis Racket Vi mnis Raocket ! Et@lwa Fly for Chr Wheel Grinder Fish Poles Coaster Wagons Small Rockers Baseball Glove Pair Skates Skate Sharpener -OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS JUNEAU:YOUNG HARDW ARE CO. PHONE 12 istmas I’s An Il Wind that Blows No Good! The Juneau merchants can now say: “Im sorry 1 cannot fix you up steamer Northwestern.” HARRI MACHINE SHOP that stuff was on the Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Manual and Automatic Oil Burners Phone 505 MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR MOTHER THOR ELECTRIC A Lastinig, Useful, Labor Saving PLUMBING " pe froze i d of ’";lm:r:t flnnt'xnn: ;:: ‘.vrl!el mpr:fle: b; ¢ their coal and you have. Wouldn't ask if it cost more. will prove it. , HEATING STEVE STANWORTH At your service at any hour. GIVE HER A - MANGLE Chiristmas Gift REPAIRING for those wise enough to order kindling here. Have us deliver you, at yout address and note how much better heat and cleaner firey you ta:do this 1t doosn’t, It really costs less and the trial We carry a full 1fie ‘of Feeda. D. B. FEMMER _ Phons 114 kind of ating “Let me tell you what your job will cost” ... . Bhop 215, rear Harris Hardware Co. T R R R s H-H“II“IHIHIII!l!!!.'l!l!.'.'!fllllll!l!!!.'!! » 3 3— - e |