The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1929, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1929, i{ uarded it with great secrecy ever! since. handeuffs on McCloskey's a latter went out to the hotel m. and Chideste ing him into with him to the McCloskey first from the blackjack, but hi Don’t Forget “Friend House” for Christmas | “Spoilers of the West” is at the & PA[ACE | Palace tonight. g e | i 15 SR By MARGERY TAYLOR Interior Decoration Editor, MeCall's 'WOMEN OF ALGERIA | Magazine, Written for 715915 ! AGAIN MAKING RUGS | The Gampire. : | TLEMCEN, Algeria, Dec. 10— “Always the Coliseum PRESENT THE Singing, First with the Best Always” OH, BOY! and HOW! 2 SHOWS :30-9:30 “From the family to family * might well be the C Rug-weaving, once a great native |, goodly industry, is regaining its lost jm- portance. A new training school is being number ENTIRE CHAT TONIGHT " NEWS EVENTS bim t key pulled away ! |and felled him fist Vi . y sayi itaphone Dancing, Talkin, , it’s simply saying with ancing, g t the house is as important built here by the government as a |, ds: Gt technical center, intended to raise| vynat can be more in the true standards of design and dyes. Christmas spirit than a preseat r [/ N | Once nearly all native Women | upich the whole family can en- i made rugs. The industry was on the wane before the French conquered the country a century ago and has |continued to lose favor since. After the war French authorities |, encouraged a revival of interest by |, ’e stablishing a small training school;r at Algiers for girls who later went |into native homes to stir up the Triumph STOCKHOLDERS' NOTIC Notice is her N meeting of the kholders st is ticularly Admiralty I sland Cc estion is particu y | I neld Wed nended to families which buy § S 1gs as a vase or a earpet- | 8/p. m. for mother.” Why not give | W ickersham in er something for herself and B sent the gift for the home prop- | ey b S 152 ! | "';'here are two schemes for carry- LE1 Almquh_l rress your Suit, LEWIS & ORDON 1;:;(;2011 and get them back at the ing out this idea; and in eith: S Ll | vi/er ca?ll npd delive ; Phone 528 | a;tmnh'r}nn‘ g everybody can join. If there's ne ) i i i Whinip. thosgpllilen Vohis Shert 6t ny big overslfxffled chair, a mod- | i - | ll;Ln(h by have been established 320 small rug ern floor-lamp instead of the \vcudw Ay LA | weaving studios where 3,000 gIrlS o ono with the fringed shade, or 2 “VARNER BROS. SUPREME TRIUMPH : J§ ||20d women work. really artistic picture instead of the | p % Girls are taken in very young and | “ ac 3 g J MEETING SPUII.ERS that 2 of tha udge Build- CK. isurer., SAMSON RAPH as produced on the— spoken stage by . {family could possibly agree on one | These girls, however, COn= |4}ing to buy is a bit idealistic. Then p |each can give zomething within his In this way, besides the many rugs LS h tives hav or her means but which fits m!n made for home use, the natives have the home ensemble. A lamp for mother's room, for a bedside table or to flank a mirror| |is appropriate. ~Say with a frosted | |glass bowl or a black glass base— |and a shade made from a copy of WILLIAM | ian old flower print. } FAIRBANKS | Charles McGoldrick, of the hali- | That empty space above the table 'but schooner Olga, registered at the 'or davenport may be just crying; medlca\ |for one of those hanging book- racks. Unpainted, it is absurdly low jin price and painted the proper " {eolor for the room it adds not only ‘parents, | tinue to weave at home. 4 * one mother got as a wedding px most of them leave when they are \ " 10 ENU TODAY The JALZ SINGER fiwell, hat 1s. '12, the age at which they usually |Cor WL W R T Y "More Serious Coun! in Mc— It needed? | put on the veil in public and rarely | Perhaps the idea that the whole | 180 out unless accompanied by their Closkey Case Dropped 4 —Tr xal at End P McCoy and a girl — strange enemies in a TIM war for the win- McCOY ning of the West with —and then Fate MARJORIE makes them dearest enemies, His finest ro- mance! Starring tripled the country's exports in ‘yesrs‘ selling abroad last year rugs | valued at $500,000. — e, llmm"""mdllmllllIIllllllIII.IIII_IIIIII_IIIII""III TR Imported or Domestic GOES TO HOSPITAL . in the Better DAW . Grades MAY MAYC cautioning him not to do| e 1liing Prohil 2 AWARNFR )rw Q 1‘\11 n)b("floN This led to an argument —— 2t 11, Tt h arsh "_""',“‘f“,‘{““ffl ; iIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIHIIIIIIIIIlIIIlllIlIlIIIIlIlIflflllfifllllHIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , lost its more en the dan- of ihe attion | charged wit Agent .T. L. Chide: gErous we the Gast ! =Jlfllli|lll ’hospltal last night for | treatment. WINDOW SHADES kT Juneau Paint Store e e et i ] PRICES 10-20-50 J Loges 60c ., STORE HOURS was dro g jve Chide: had testified that Mc- | | Closkey had knocked him out with ‘cs be decoration but utility. | Have you discovered the glass-; | December 10th. ware in the drug store, the kind the | —_—————— — druggist uses? It's delicate buu"_ s SRR L O. D. Leet, of the Alaska Fish |strong, charming but cheflp—gener-:f——' . AFTER THE SHOW Try one of our DELICIOUS SANDWICHES gent and the rest of the mystic po- ‘ GORDON'S | tions. A Dish of Smith’s Ice Cream ! ¢ SRR i o or a Hot or Cold Drink For your accommodation, [store will be open the evening of STORE HOURS Juneau Ice Cream Parlors NEXT TO PIGGLY WIGGLY his bare hands and the um< ceeded in slipping one of his| = J | Goldstein’s Emporium will # YRXWTE | open until NINE P. M. Tuesday, | s £ The Nyal Sc:vice Drug Store Phone 25 —adv. We Deliver ] ‘B'okcrage. arrived on the Norco)ally less than fifty cents. |from Petersburg to supervise the! One piece of unusual shape would | packing of frozen fish for shipment be a delicate flower vase and the |decanters are ideal for the bath- | to Seattle. t {room shelf for toilet water, astrin- Added Comedy Attraction “DO GENTLEMEN SNORE” We Qhou]d Ask You , December 10th until 9 p. m. adv. ——-——— For the accommodation of the FERN BEAUTY PARLORS |trade, this store will be open Tues- The Fern Beauty Parlor will be'day evening, December 10th. B.M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. | losed until December 2lst. adv. adv. COMIN “Quality t” Stree | R RN Attractions At Theatres & =t | | THE JAZZ SINGER” IS | AT COLISEUM, TONIGHT ' u Tonight the Coliseum Theatre CLOSE OUTS will present to the people of Ju- neau the Vitaphone singing and talking triumph of the year, Al Jolson, in “The Jazz Singer.” Jolson brings to the screen of the Coliseum his famous personality and songs. “The Jazz Singer” is considered by many to be far superior to any talkie that Mr. Jolson has made since, and to the show world it changed the class of entertainment | that people have demanded. ‘The management is certain movie fans will miss one of the treats of the season if they pass up this marvelous production. He sings that famous old “Kol Nigre,” and many other wellknown songs. For the fans' added pleasure there will he the very latest of world news in voice and action, “Fox Movietonews.” L e g et G B A | | ¢SPOILERS OF WEST” f | AT PALACE TONIGHT | B The American Indian is begin- ning to unloosen from his bosom the deep secrets which have been locked therein since the days of the Indian warfare on the Western frontier. For more than a generation—or, in fact, since 1876, the American government has been trying to find cut exactly what happened on the banks of the Little Big Horn on that sunny morning when Lieut. Colonel George A. Custer and his entire command went to their deaths before the massed rushes of Sitting Bull's Sioux. Only recently, while filming the “Spoilers of the West,” in Wyoming, Tim McCoy, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Western star, and authority on the ‘Western Indians, was able to get ‘the aged Tndians to tell what they know of this bloody battle. He also got the younger Indians to tell ‘him what they heard from the lips of their fathers. Only five Arapaho Indians parti- cipated in the massacre of Custer’s command but these five brought the story back to their tribe, which has Mr. | L TR T T T T T T R 10c to $5.00 GAMES 15¢ to $2.00 .BOOKS 15¢ to $2.00 AUTOS and TRUCKS FIRE ENGINES $2.75 to $6.00- TRAINS TEA SETS MECHANICAL - TOYS Large Assortment of TREE ORNAMENTS CANDIES And How Good From Santa’s bag the toys do flow, right into our big store they go, where kiddies small can come to see and love them all. There’s Talking Doll and Jumping Jack, Quick Moving Trains, Eleciric Track; they all are here and wild with glee, the Toytown Opening to see. So come along, share in the fun, the strangest things are said and done! Let Santa look into your face, and show you all around the place! ELECTRIC CHRISTMAS TREE SETS, $1.25 Kann’s New Store SECOND AND SEWARD | fllIIlIIIIIIlllIlIIIIlIlllllll|lIllIllllIllIIluIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllllllmlllllllllllllllllllll!lllIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli mn The following lines are being discontinued and MUST BE SOLD: 40 of the very latest Mohair OVERCOATS. Regu- lar price $35.00, NOW $24.50. OVERCOATS, regular $27.50, NOW $19.50. new snappy styles and fabries. HEAVY WOOLEN SHIRTS, GREEN HOOD BRAND, over 200 shirts to choose from at $3.85. These shirts cost us $48. 00 per dczen and we are overstocked and not mdkm;z any excuses over it. It was our mistake and it is YOUR GAIN . .. mark- ed at BELOW COST. Come r and get several shirts while you can at this price. MEN’S DRESS BAND SHIRTS patterns and all sizes ineluded in SWEEP SALE— Shirts were $4.00, now Shirts were 2.00, now Shirts were 2.50, now Also a {ew good Flannel Shirts that were priced very close at $3.50 each, Now $2.95. J. M. SALOUM Next to Gastineau Hotel All MUST GO. Al this CLEAN $2.85 1.95