The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1929, Page 2

WP 47 o SRV HOSIERY . . . A Mosi Accepiable, Easy- CHAMER GUEST oot B I R s, and warmer tonight, Thursd to-Buy Christmas Gift, for Men, ning 4 n m. today: gentle winds, most- LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloci(y Weather | 4 n. m. yesi'y 30.35 2 7 s 1 Clear rr e T 71 ; / i LI I [4 2 m. today ...3028 25 w 2 Pt Clay Women and Children o todey o B w oWt mGw i . o 7 | CABLE: AND) RADIO REPORTS A GIFT OF Ql’iLITY regular 1:2':;:1811x1;?‘1::;:\xl T ESTRERDAY T — TODAT < . . QFFOR Yag 1 i Highest 4p.m. Lovw m. 4am. Precip. 4a.m. Certain to delight her — well > has just returnad from Eemp_ w‘:np‘ } e,:; ' ciocity 24 hrs. Weather known, well liked Phoenix silk S gl WS 1 < eV 0 Clear Sttt i hiff i g of interest to recount to = i 8 o 14 o8 Cldy hosiery in fine chiffon, or semi- 32 30 20 0 Cldy service weights with the mod- -20 - -23 gk <181 = 0 Cldy . -4 -6 1 — 0 Pt. Cldy ish heels. nd several are o 0 Clear resident H. L. Faulkner 10 Cldy — Rain hamber tomor nual election, members of {l r 3 for the nex All members are urged to the meeting. - e Youngsters like to look their best at Christmas time. You can aid them and win everlasting esteem by buying several pairs of hose for their day of gifts. COURT RESUMES WGKK Rain Cldy TODAY; TWOONTRIAL "ses v-an 10 miln ON ASSAULT CHARGE| o are made at 8 a. m. and & p. m, Juneau time. Sessions of the current term of| the Federal District Court were re- sumed here this morning when Judge Justin W. Harding was able | U to re-occupy the bench after a| slight illness lasting since last D 50c¢ to $1.25 Unusual patterns—distinctive colorings in a quality of hose that will make any man happy. of iow rometer extends ugh pressure building . = $1.00 t0 $2.75 ; Thursday. Pau cver the Ter- 65(1 '() $2 00 Borey Rigor and Katie Davis, ry th < ”‘m“f‘d N‘K’tllpfll ] & indicted on a charge of assault W CE Y. with a dangerous v on, were| SRR B placed on trial th ning. 1t | is alleged they assault Charles Garside, stabbing him butch- | er knife, on November “Tomorrows Sivl £ B hq Behrends ‘ :O Inc | oné Ho sipiatho Tomorrow's Styles Today b © (1) ° posed of: Mrs. May D J. A. Martin, David Ch: Juneau's Leading Department Store E e DJa;\nlesSksuss‘DC : or ; W B | A. Shudshift, Mrs Paul Hudon, Mrt. L_% E l / &V a S H""": George Anderson, and Mrs. H. G. ST \ I T e e e — | Watson. The defendant | Dry Pass improvement, on tioned at Fort Humphrey; Licut, [Fesented by R. C. Hu { £ J Wales Noyes, former Sccretary of overnment by Assistan : i b / e (i() 11‘1 e 1 t | 'ment; Commission, who will have chi torney G. W. Folta. i ') - A R G fl[’ er improvi ; and of tie Alaska exhibit at the | Vi 4 ! IG: rbor vater. Road Association show in Atlantic NOTICE TO SHIPPERS [ e T S 5 88 flflfl ing on which reports City, in Jamuary, and others NOTIC i Y Featuring an Ensemble of o oggitgebalis bt pbir i All frelght for the ¢ 2 . PR . e : E L FORNEXTYEAR Jaditio :;lp';ver:\‘:x”[‘ MRS. BOB SMITH DIES First” must be on t UMBRELLA, PURSE AND KERCHIEF i % later than 2 p. m. D od control at 2 _ or it cannot be accepted for this e ; = 4 ; Feuent g ol bh. Aeidhetatiisn womat, | oming S, —adv. A distinctive and useful gift. Shown in Elliott Relulns from Wash- evening at No. 22 & [ e - . Sttodk hidis SE P ; : Wi S Row on Front Street. 420 DANCE TONIGHT many of the wanted shades of brown, tan, ington here 'Lunmll- In ¢ muins werc being prepared Elks Hall, 9:30 p. m. Invitations taupe, blue, red, green, purple, ete. ted ,Road Estimates rslon Tnlet whors | can be secured from Steward o at ! ¢ - - 1 the family plot. | door. Excclient music. RICID T T I ASE Sk AR he et PRICED TO PLEASE » P. Kashevaroff \ i 4 v for Hoonah. Arr Store open every evening until mest. and matorials for m in charge of the Chal Christmas not arrived. W.. Cartex Mortuary. JUNEAU FLORISTS. ; Tho Zeppel! - e BEL Y ern pa:it of N I LRy 0 its first landing loop from there back into the \r area, returning Fairbanks fuel and other return to g PHONE 333 Juneauw’s Own Store all your oil on behalf of Breistein was partments co: eration of the U er Burm\ and tl Army Chief Signal Offic that the Fal be cquipped that would f An Ideal Christmas Gifi for the Children in at once \ t a time is the best way. That’s the way Hills NO‘V ON DISPLAY AT OLR Bros. roast their cnfieri STORE A LITTLE a few pounds at a time. Every berry is roasted evenly. No ng method can pro- ment, carried by Graf u“pp"l\n | duce such flavor as this proc- and that all possible aid would be | ess—Controlled Roasting, rendered to facilitate that Shlp'fi operations. ?&her Projects Pending 1 H I LLS B ROS c‘mn-"f\ in the sta- Harbors pro-' . COF FEE Fresh from the orig- inal_vocuum pack. 'y opened with the Rey, THE IDEAL PRESENT FOR THE HOME OR OFFICE ‘4 < DON'T FORGET---We Have CORONAS Useful Gifts OPEN UNTIL 8:30 EVENINGS {1.B.BURFORD & CO. “Our Door Step Is Worn by Satisfied Customers” BENEF‘IT DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT 9:30 MOOSE HALL in his own appealing fairy tale BRUNSWICK RECORD No. 4491 of his encounter with the bears— escaped the clutches of the two bears. Illn adoublc child star o' talking pictures. only‘on BRU NSWI c K RECORDS Music by Serenaders . TICKETS OR SALE AT CLUB CAFE JEWELER w nother int: \ night at Nome. — Observatlons at Barrow, Fort Yukon. Tunana and Eagle from south of the Aleutians g up ense e AVEY LEE. "Sonny Boy's Bear Story HE TALKS in his inimitable way the story HE SINGS his lirtle becr song in one of the most delightful voices 'you've ever heard— HE LAUGHS when he tells you how he Story and Bear S lay “Sonny Boy's Bear St Cnmc h l!fl M “’ s .Yvdl vu:ty this record :I h:fmyc. LUDWIG NELSON 00003 P rye-Bruhn Company Featuring Frye’s De- licious Hams and Baeon Fresh EASTERN and OLYMPIA OYSTERS PHONE 38 Dry Cleanm aning a and Pressing 4LASKA LA UNDRY In New Ruilding on Shattuck Way “THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST” ‘ CHRISTMAS GIFTS “YOUR ALASKA LAUNDRY SERVICE” ] PERCOLATORS CASSEROLES CHINA WARE TOYS FURNITURE STAND LAMPS SMOKING STANDS THE Thomas Hardware Co. ORDER YOGUR CHRISTMAS GIETS NOW We will deliver them on the 24th DON'T FORGET THE GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA at Elks Hall Friday Night, December 20. B e ———— (et DO YOUR REPAIRING NOW BEFORE THE RAIN STARTS AGAIN GET OUR PRICES FIRST QUALITY AND SERVICE OAK FLOORING FIR AND MAHOGANY FINISH FIR DOORS AND WINDOWS SUPERIOR CEMENT CEDAR SHINGLES WALL-BOARD Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. PHONE 358 LUMBER FOR EVERY PURPOSE eSS S TSR SO S e S st e Johnson Electric Floor Polisher | Price with Lamb Skin Mep and can Floor Wax $27.50 Free Trial First Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Juneau—Phone No. 6 Douglas—Phone No. 18 DON’T FORGET THE GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA at Elks Hall Friday Night, December 20. . Lights o’ Juneau The Distinctive Gift Special Holiday Prices on Framed Pictures and Greeting Cards See the New Kodaks in Colors Winter & Pond Co. v