The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1929, Page 8

8«‘ 1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1929. STRONG UINTS ‘L)c}'. has all the earmarks of being a }get by them. " If the boys who GERMAN ENTRY lN —— real battle. Both boys can sock |take part in the evening's exercises and tm;tl's alwayf]a sight for v;;hlph ’expect‘ t?( line up in front of the RF ME“BER 1932 GAMES HELD | the public is willing to spend its [pay clerk after the show's over. H a CLASH TONIGHT == e Vi s s o % I UP BY FINANCES| Two experienced arbiters have |first under the mazdas fo | D 5 d “ N nc M‘bcsn picked by the Moose to refe- |fication and enjoyment of f; DERLIN, Dac. 14.~thargial dif- | |ree. Billy Franks g customenrs. {ficulties may preven ermany | A l I. AL GY |boys in all of the preliminaries and e KIDDIES Eeendmg its athletes to Los Angeles | the semi-final event. Jack Wilson | DANCE TONIGHT for the Olympiad of 1932. J—— {will handlg the main go. Both of | Af Elks Hall. Music by SEREN- : b i To fqmp flbv«'rellorz;olin«lioe: tfi;‘ll Unalga and Douglas Make|these officials have refereed hun-|ADERS. —adv. SANTA WILL LEAVE A PRESENT [end the HSCEER g jour-| F. dreds of bouts on Gastineau Chan- . ;ncy to California long_ enough in | i i - % J irst Appearance of Sea- {nel. They call them as they see Try the Flve o'Clock Dt FOR YOU AT advance ;%::;m;tltii::mi ;“bzgev All gifts that thrill—both in the giving and 11 o g v § O = nge cli , Wil - & o Bt ROl ot Llocal ooy |Mmmiend np waiing 1 SIE S S et far in excess of what German receiving. The LATEST is « Ty thorities now believe they e GEORGE BRO"-HERS : a'u ble header at the High School gym | ough there ‘are two more will be seen in action for the firct Before You Buy for Xmas | years in which to work out a meth- ;;ne sxur(‘dmc City Basketball | DECEMBER 24TH— DON’T FORGET od of financing the trip, prospects ague opened its current season. | 2 o . A i b2 are gl y now, according to mem- The Unalga five and Douglas Fire-|| See our display of Gifts. We have Imported fo B x the i, committee; men are making thel - T : | ——————— B 5 the Jookl £ Brassware ad Novelties for the grownups | ! At deli 1 ; i thetr first. gan aid Tovs for the Eadies f | MOTORSHIP SAILS A fragrance delicately sensuous, seductively The Unalga has a to H bE: : i 6 1 . as % e z b et B G e icoal Frem i S RO G oatle mysterious, as lovely as a half r(,memb(xc.d g can subdue that squad, t GAR :\TICIKQS Ph = from Seattle December 17th. For dream. We also have a fine assortment of outfit has a fine chance to make 1 — one 1(‘1 fr reservations telephone 114 the pace in hoop circles here. The | _) Agent Femmer. (adv.) A Tiremen from the Island across the | T L — — Yardley’s Bond Street, when they run up agaiast the toca! | IINIEENIIROERRCCERR RN RO DO O OVERCOATS OF THIS SEASON’S STOCK : Roger and Gallet's Violet de Parme, High School cager: = The local Firemen and Unalga o MEN’S FANCY Caron’s Bl Narii open the evening's bill. The for- Pnces----$1 7.50, $19,509 MEN’S ack Narcisse, mer will start Osborn at cents B . > Blake and Mangan forvards, Gall- Broadcloth Houbigant’s Quelques Fleurs, 4 $24.50 HEAVY WOOLEN SHIRTS COST US $4.00 Now Selling at $3.85 ANOTHER LOT AT $2.95 BAND DRESS SHIRTS CLOSING OUT AT $1.65, $1.95 and $2.85 J. M. SALOUM Next to Gastineau Hotel was and Killewich guards and ha Junge for service at either cent or guard as needed. The Unal will start with Howell and for forwards. Toby c Guinness and Roth gua Hornblower substitute ce Herr relief guard. 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