The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1928, Page 2

1 STE:‘I‘I.I.ER w‘masu.rw% Suitable Christmas Gifts for Children | Pedal Cars, Coast Wagons, Sleds, Ice Skates, Skiis, | & EARL!VP'"S A-' M-‘ \'o]ec«?pidu, Punching Bag, Boxing Gloves, Air Rifles, | | Boy Scout Axe, Compass, Flashlight, Boy Scout Bag, The steamer Alameda, Capt,| Tools, ,22 Rifle, Boy Scout Pocket Knife, Basketball, | Charles Westerlund, arrived in Ju.| Baseball Glove, Fishing Rod, Fish Basket, Football. veau from the south at 7:30 o' | Ask to see the new Remington Air Rifle ] clock last night T sailed f he | ART OBJECTS wostward at 1 ooy mos o the| SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ing. . ll'muengem farriving nere - from\ the south, were; Mr. and 2B A 3 Mrs. J. L. Archibold, Mary Archi. " . y ' from OLD WORLD PLACES 2 4 el e T » ,' | 0. Miller, J, l::él:skey, 3 Mr. l.\'nr.“ uneau Young Hardu’are CO- 1is, Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Raymond, | . e 5 Imported wares that are not too s SN LR 1f It's Hardware, “We Hdve It o < < ‘assengers rlvi fre jouth- p I - . L I i l | eastern :ll:k:rp;r’t,: w:rl:: B F.| > éxpensive to make practica « | Zuern, F. W. Byerly, R. Miller, f. L BTN ek Stater, Mrs. L. Wolf, D. M. Both. gitts and yet are pleasing to well, M.'S. Dobbs, M. Goldsteln, f vour most particular friend. ool 1 B chenilin | ; Leaving for the westward were { il thie, olloBfih napsensnme rofh oo | i \ntique Pottery from Italy neau: For Beward—H. Y. Yurman, i g2 ¢ T. H. Dunlap and Tom Fukor. | Lustrous Vases from Denmark ., For Cordova—Jona Tronello ang | Exquisite Potteries from Budapest pohor Latouche—Geo. Karabeimi. aff. - . | Bunzlau Jugs from Germany L Brighten Her Christmas | Incense Burners from China ;s with a fine diamond # . . The kind of personal regard that “‘wears : ook Ends, Candlesticks, Brass Fruit ‘ well” finds its perfect ex- Bowls, Cigarette Boxes, Ash Trays, from China and Japan MAKES 600D |- ety FIRST NIGHT: “Whole Town's Goes Over Bij fc 4 P A th Talking” ® . v Given story that is modern la Town's 1 last und a rson and Anita Lo uter around the Qiffie that atiend an ambitious fa who rmined that his for the 10ws Henry Simu played by used by his a ladies hand| wned by a taxi 1 by Ber Massor, daughter i firm plots to )y with Not a Ladies’ Man omewhat out of date| o women, his cloth. | Binney it com tyle and in short, 58" man, This the latest styls from Then the two set a plot that will maka| * for the transform ed | Her man must have a past, so a past is invented. He must have sown his wild oats, so the two plotters take care of that| also by building a fictitious ac- quaintanceship between Binnéy and/ @ famous motion picture actress. | Pictures of the girl star are are left lying around and on the back of them is a note in endear- ing terms from “Beity Blythe to Binney.” Ethel finds the photo.| graphs and at once finds that the out-of-date Binney is not so bad after all, especially if he has trav. eled with the movie crowd. The next day “The Whole Town's Talk- ing"” about ome of its citizens hav. ing been fi‘imate with the star l folks and as “GIFTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT” B. M. Behrends Co.,Ine. The Christmas Store immediately Binney is quite rand will marry him instead of 1ds, Blyth assumes now and er importance with the towns. a result the star is appear at the local . This. complicates matters immons and Binney and teach a head when Betty ged to . blayed " by Belty Is en. 2 thé rumbors MAKE YOUR GIFTS UNIQUE, DISTINCTIVE. GIVE A GIFT THAT WILL BE NOTICE.- ABLY AND REFRESHINGLY “DIFFERENT.” EACH PERSON ON YOUR LIST IF YOU Ethyl decides that | - e e — - 'showings as there are in spring mimosa socn will be in ‘bloom. shades most frequently seen. f Patou's is made on straight lines joined to a yoke and has a deep lar ends in a boyish bow tle. like the rest of the dress. strass buckle There are almost as many shades one think of Palm Beach or the " : Diamond Rings Mediterranoan resorts, where| I special orders for decora- set with dxamo;_nd: of rare Dlamond Rings Jade, Pistachio and olive are the|{tion material, beautygi'ld perfect cut—all ydul[m An olive crepe de chine dress at reasonably priced, $25-350-3100 The The only touch of grandeur is the ression in the diamond . . . elhen other gifts have faded from memory, diamonds will still glow, with undiminished beauty—symbols of the spirit that prompted their giving... We have the newest mades in bracelets, rings, brooches, and Gruen Wrist Watches— Necessities Christmas Cards, Seals, Tinsel, Garland, Ribbon, String, Wrapping Paper, Candles, Boxes, Stationery, Candy and Gifts for every- Get our prices for PARIS. of green in the new fashion Looking at them makes foliage. one. l } Christmas with tailored effect. The skirt is inverted pleat in front, The col- 1l snug and tailored! HEL"ANS PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s sleeves are * The Nugget Shop RITA blame on his pariner, Binney. Thig angle causes a rift between Ethyl * |and Binney, whose engagement has ](,‘,,,M angry at Binney but is taken by now, been announced, but this aback when Betty, to make him 13 patched up when Binney swears jealous, does not deny the past|that he has loved no one else. friendship, Annie, the maid in the Simmons Sally Alis and Lila Wilson, play.|home, played by Vernia Hurlay, ed by Dorathy Bakke and Loriaine has a hard time conceallng her White, who are friends of Ethyl,'love for Binney, but has to be think it is just all too wonderful, satisfied with waiting on her mas. to be true, —the romance and its ter and mistress. complications. - At this time Sadie' The final curtain falls on a dark. Bloom, played by Ada Minzghor, ' ened room after Binney has fouglit who was the girl that owned the and badly beaten the two sports bag that Simmons brought ome, | who threw the monkey wrench into aprears on the scene and,demands his love affairs and Hhe is seen her property, which is, after snmu'snfely perched on the chandelier, - 'fore Simmcons difficlty, given to her bt not be-{when in walks Bthyl ana her Phone 33 —— Free Dellvery - s e v too ma . The stage settings were all pre- pared by the High School studen:s and the decoration effect was v fitting for the different scenes Between the three acts the High School orchestra entertalned the audience: with several selections of popular musc. grand, and ithyl says she will her handsome lover. I!IIIIlmlllIl‘lllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlllllIIIllIIllllllllllllll P e et # e e A ! One of the surprises of the per- formance was the appearance of J. P. Kronhein, who took the part of Donald Swift, Carl Jenson, cast fn that character, was taken ill late yesterday afternoon and M Leer substituted Mr. Kron who had_only, two or three ho Only to get up in the lines. and busi. ne has shifted the mother who both think it is all AND EVERY GIFT USEFUL AND PRACTICAL, YET INDIVIDUAL. FOR LADIES Leather Hand Bags. o £ /Qm@_y'j YOU CAN DO THIS IN THE CASE OF WILL MAKE A TOUR OF OUR SHOP. EACH a Few Days Left in which to mail T Personal Greeting S Umbrellas-—a new xhlpfilent. Hose, a special line of Rollins run stop, very sheer, $1.00, Kayser and Gold Striped Hose, $1.00-$2.50. Kid and fabric gloves, $1.00- $4.50, Handkerchiefs, from simple nainsook squares to fine hand embroidered and lace edged linen and silk, 10 cents-$1. FOR THE INFANT DRESSES GERTRUDES CAPS MITTENS TEDDY SUITS BOOTEES CRIB RORES CARRIAGE ROBES UNDERWEAR 'FOR MEN Car dS Complte line of ‘silk and ray- SCARFS on, from $1 to $11.50, TIES Gowns, pajamas, step-ins, panties, bloomers, ban- deaus, vests, also the two- piece suit. i Quilted Lounging Robes. Costume jewelry — for every outfit, Flowers—for codt and dress, in beautiful Christmas boxes. 3 Perfumes and Toilet Sefs. Linens, " Christmas Gift Boxes. FOR THE $MALE: Boy CAPS TIES HOSE GLOVES SUITS SWEATERS OVERCOATS B and SCARF SETS BATHROBES HANDKERCHIEFS, linen, pngee, silk, plain-and in- itfdled—two for 25 cents to '$1.00. GIGARETTE LIGHTERS YARDLEY TOILET SETS FOR THE SMALL GIRL DR COATS., SWEATERS SILK UNDERWEAR HOSE GLOVE UMBRE to your friends in the States. \* Nice selection to choose from— Place your orders today , fabric and wool, LAS Phone The Empire A representative will gladly call at your home T e T e