The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1927, Page 8

BI6 INCREASE INAUTOS FOR ALASKA SHOWN Passenger Cars Increa l(w()lu cent in Terri tory in Five Years proportionate | n cond in_ total of 38 miles in all cond in pleasure of {for hire and in th both kinds, has 7 The mileag towns follos | way two, he fo Fairbanks, | e first. in cavs the Territory EALe 01 789 in for hire increase 266 in the same From 1 on 1,150 : 59 miles listed for Hyder 10, Skag 18, Petersburs | | | the fiv | fore tion | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 23, 1927. nda aid immediate da iries being burns ahout {arms and le > e TlLL SEIZED BY PROHIBITION AGENTS — till, thre barre! I to have ;mm»r( noon today hibition Adw other | "V the cabin, w o'clock last agents m - of quarts of mc m them y prohibi- | on a charge of pos | intoxicating liquos, | \shine being 'he raid on | SALMON TROLLERS JOE SNOW lS NOW {| name of a deer friend, and big order for e on Decem! children will ha s popcorn caudy on GETTING RESULTS - the first crispette busi- 3 | in the territory, according sand poun Mr. Snow, its home town being which Ohio. Later he expects (o ve a line of novelties in stock CLASSES OF NIGHT SCHOOL CELEBRATE An entertainment for the mem | bers of the two classes in here will be held thi § otclock in the gular cle o today. The program will en in the High School Audi | seho | ning IN BUSINESS HERE| .., torium. Following Snow has opened ‘a lit on Front Street and is now : Crispettes, a pOPEOrn ; place of business little store adjoining th v Meat Market, and later v hopes to expand his bu and move into larger qua Joe the prograr speech by U. S. District Attorne vocal solo by Miss 1,. ction Dby High Schoel orck is ving | Ardena liam Harriman; | Budwin, busy e eee your frum cakes s now. Mrs. Sully. adv | the present time he is R PRCH s 18007 Order S LAST MINUTE GIFTS You may have overlooked the ust get something. Come to our Drug Store and | || on our gift-laden counters you | and moonshine | aitic of the | v had just been | ity of moou-| run cabin whe ored after a nine had apparently been f, Chidester The quant agents also seiz | i said | | | will find just what you want. Gifts for men, women and children. See our wonderful Imported Gift Stockings *| SAVED VIA 'ROWBOAT for His cries for llPlp hrouzm Frad Campen, night watchman, and Arthur McKinnon, who lives ne: by, to the scene. Johuson w hanging to one of the piles ne A man named Johnson mixed|which he. fell and his rescu in apparently, when |borrowed a rowboat from ths Hor 3 h in Gastinea: | float and speedily pulled him from | Channel last Wednesday evening. |the water, none the worse for his It wasn't Saturday and Mr. Joln.|experience, and escorted him (n son evidently did not do it on|his home. ;vn pose but he was walking along | R > waterfront near the Keency | float when he fell through a hola | Goods for ; {HOLIDAY HAPPINESS! ‘MAN FALLS IN BAY We make men’s sults for $55. F. WOLLANI Gift Stationery, Fine Leather Goods, Goods, Fancy Clocks, Fountain Pens, Ink Stands, Perfumes, Iy 3 { 8] H § E Pyraline Ivory Toilet § E Toilet Water, Incense Burners, Vases, Fancy China, Candy, 13 I Christmas Tree Decorations, Ete. Phone 25 Tomorrow Is the Last Day of the Annual Pre-Inventory Suit Sale! VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT After deliberating two hours nd 45 minute sthe jury returned a verdict in favor of the defend- nt in the case of A. Bowersox vs. The B. M. Behrends Bau civil guit. The case went to the jury yesterday afternoon 1 o'clock and fhe verdict was e turned at 4:45 o’clock. —_— W hitman’s and Augustine & Kvyer’s CANDY MANY WITH HOLIDAY WRAPPINGS BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. Newton rifle they e men When We Sell’ It It's Right Don’t forget that magazine || || subseription. ' H S. GRAVES The Clothing Man gt are held in They will Commiss! b Phone 134 o tomorrow mor | | Sub Station Post Office No. 1.] HELLAN’S PHARMACY | S >oe ALASKA DEY ionable choice, when 5 drink ALASKA| Top) PALB Next Door to Graves Store Phone 33 Free Delivery Jld papers ror sure at The Empire. | ettt e e . f St 10 P;rmCont Off on All Toys Remember our IMPORTED CHINA PIECES ¥ ! (T when puirchasing Christmas Gifts | = ) We have everything in Fruits and Vegetables for yofr ]’1'11»]1'3&1‘11 Gift Seekers Christmas Dinner at the most reasonable prices. Here Ye Shall Find. Unusual, Beautifal Utilitarian; GARNICK’S 17 A Thousand Gifts under one roof. FHONE 17 To fit every price limit—and fit it gracefully. Gifts from 50¢ to $500.00 it is casy to make your selections " from our LARGE ASSORTMENT of BROADCLOTH SHIRTS because they make an Ideal Christmas Gift J.M. SALOUM VISIT THE NUGGET SHOP “YOU'LL BE SURPRISED” A reasonable amount of good engraving free. 33 1-3 Per Cent Less Toys for Less WE ARE GOING OUT OF THE TOY BUSINESS ENTIRELY—TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR REGULAR STOCK SALE STARTS THURSDAY One—Thlrd Off All Toys AS WE WISH TO CLEAR OUR TABLES OF EVERY TOY BEFORE ; CHRISTMAS DAY. .ALL PACKAGES WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR CHRIST- MAS EVE IF YOU SO DESIRE. TELL US YOUR WANTS e S Always Something New Fresh Sweet Butter, per pound Wild Blackberries, Amocat, 2 for . Dromeglary Pitted Dates, package . Heinz Gift Chests Just the Gift for Christmas Cellophane Wrapped Figs, Prunes, Apricots, Peaches We have the BEST for LESS i GEORGE BROTHERS Phones 92 and 95 Every dollar’s cash purchase or ’ payment on account until Christmas Eve entitles you to a chance on— Front Street First Prize—A Diamond Ring Second Prize—A Table Lamp NO, NO, NOT SQUARE HEAD- BUT SQUARE ON THE HEAD Our merchandise is bought real fresh FROM VERY RELIABLE PEOPLE And sold rcal quick at very reasomable price TO MOST RELIABLE PEOPLE GASTINPAU GROCERY PHONE 37 - Drawing for prizes takes place at midnight, December 24 Ludwig Nelson JEWELER