The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1929, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1929. MADEBY GRAND =" | section of NEXT SUNDAY Annual C}:islm;n Will Be Held by Ju- him Event crest a reasonable "IH; Crosskl.ittle‘Boy i Wouldn’t Eat or Sleep “My little son had poor appetite, couldn't sleep and was cross. I gave Vinol and it ended trouble like magic."—Mrs. L. Du- Vinol supplies the body important | mineral elements of iron, calcium these | delicious. gl LEI' Almquist rress your Suit Phone 528 !with cod liver peptone. what thin, adults need, and the sults are surprising. FIRST bottle brings sound sleep | and a BIG appetite. nervous We call and deliver. Vinol tastes | Butler-Mauro Drug Co.| —adv. |f! . This is just affic Signal children or Ir f” 3 & QUICK re- The very | nyonated by Krause Being Installed; | the and neau Gun Club it boats and Fleet of Cars The Juneau Gun C hold Bought for Marshals | innual Christmas shoot R, | Sunday forenoon par- The purchase of two 40-foot nditions Are Excellent | ticipants will be divided into classes, | o et of automobiles for| Conditions in the jail and bulld-|the same as was successfu dono ' the use of Federal deputy ar- |88 connected therewith were said at the Thanksgiving d that shals in Southeast Alaska was| be excellent. Salaries of Jjall|was enjoyed by the 1 recommended in the final report FuALds yede '“5*‘“1 l‘; be r.mgd,h’rhc Anyone is welcome d the Consisting of of the Federal grand jury made to °°°}< h‘l"“e ““5;0‘"‘ in good s 29; shoot, regardless of m ship in < and the gran jury commended |¢ | " T b o Judge Justin W. Harding in the|[on L g ALty hek CathE he Gun Club. ‘; WALNUTS, BR AZILS, FILBERTS, United States District Court here m DUANIE, RN, I | A 10-pound turk e 17lr."- s t v b ket that TS G e 008y, on of persons and prop-| It also commended highly the ef- . bhb) CHESTNUTS, ALMONDS (and o wh i fffetent r shich the cases | g o Sl This 5 1o avoidabie motor vehicle|ficlent MADREL i WS * | shooters but visitor well, 2 S Tiiots and Inglalation to punisn|Yere Dressnted to the grand JCV gith s afibed by the Gun Club. | no Peanuts included) hit and run driv office of the United States|pach shooter will be given a ticket | 0 other subjects cov . d apprecia- |egch time he pops at a bird | 3 POUNDS FOR $1.00 jury was in s tion for the courtesk ded bY | Many merchant e offered | 1 B t B 8 the Stat. e " - 1 « e “TQ 15 true bills P i iy £ iR e events a0 3 pounds LUTE FISH—$1.00 made seven ns. | Mar list will be published in Th 2- Two B pire tomorrow. v — —_— ~ A 40-foot gasboat, adequately S ATTLE GlRL AND - e - ) P 2 la P l " . v i urveyors to Particular People powered and properly equipped, ¥ E TO TELEPHONE PATRONS | recommended for the use of the deputy marshal at Tenakee and a| similar craft for Craig. It was fur-| ther urged that automobiles be fur- Miss Emma Hopkius and Willlam nished by the Government for offi- 7. Clark were married at 4 o'clock afternoon by the Rev. cers stationed at Ketchikan, Peters- | yesterday v burg, Haines, Juneau and Sitka, or {C. C. Saunders at the !l—"re<h_\lermn“ towns where there are roads 1t | parsonage. Mrs. Hopkins, mother | is suggested that both cars and|of the bride, and Mys. Grant, moth- boats be purchased from Fund C.|er of the groom, were attendants | «“The increased efficiency in ar- |at the ceremony »Mr:vv Hopkins and rests and fines would amply make her da r arrived on the Ala- this increased equipment self sup- | meda yes! ay from Seattle. The porting,” the report said. |bride & d groom will make their Other recommendations were: In- l{omo at thf‘ Sorby Apartments. spection of all fish traps by a Fed-|The u}"cnm is a well known Ju- eral warden prior to the opening of ‘m’flu young man. the fishing season; mnk}n;: i o fifi(ffi“ United States Commissioner at| mpe office of Dr. R. E. South- Petersburg a deputy Clerk of CoUrt; ey will be closed from December i — |16th to January 26th, inclusive. adv) BRI ST rlialiai Bt 2‘ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY JUNEAU MAN MARRY| A new telephone dgirectory is now in course of preparation. Patrons | contemplating change of address or | persons who wish to have tele-| phones installed are requested to| notify the Telephone Company. Phone 420 before December 26th. | —aav. | i —— e 420 DANCE TONIGHT Elks Hall, 9:30 p. m. Invitations can be secured from Steward or at door. Excellent music —adv. Before You Buy fof Xmas s St i ELKS DON’T MISS THIS DANCE TONIGHT 420 Entertains Elks Hall 9:30 the WANTED TO RENT — Warehouse space. about 550 or 600 square feet. Please quote rental rate, location and other particulars to Empire Printing Company, Phone 374, 1 i s 3 Phonograph | $35.00 See the NEW VICTOR PORTABLE Juneau Melody House et e) Stationery PHONES 92 and 95 DELIVERIES— GEORGE BROTHERS OPEN EVENINGS 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. DON’T FORGET THE GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA 3 at Elks Hall Friday Night, December 20. —i-l—;‘t affic at this point. ome shaped, en from any angle. - | right. the Installation is donated % | Front street. » and the safety of pedestrians, to In line with other improvements | | ‘ 1 An electrically illuminated traf-! ¢ signal is being installed near center of the street at the of Front and Franklin, im-| ely in front of the new Trx-‘ building, for the control of This signal, | projects above the, avement about seven inches and as ten red dises which may be| & Cars enter- | 4ling Franklin Street will keep to| i the right of the signal, and those 1 leaving the street will drive on the 3 “9 he signal and labor necessary“ city by Councilman G. E.| + | Rrause. i nother signal will shortly be N alled a little further down on| i being made for the control of traf-| i} B + Police Chief George Getchell an- % lnounces that the safety zones, or! + pedestrian crossings, will be marked | W paint. . Places where no park-; of cars will be allowed are also | The marks for taxi ds, made under unfavorable| L conditions, will be repainted soon. | o be marked. A P 1 Specials at Mabry's. FIVE See our display of Gifts. We have Imported Brassware ad Novelties for the grownups and Toys for the kiddies GARNICK’S—Phone 174 (alifornia Grooery Phone 478 Christmas ONLY A FEW DAYS REMAIN IN WHICH TO MAKE YOUR PUR- case for the Big Feast. Our store is filled with fresh supplies of every- Some wonderful thing to make your dinner a success. numbers this yedr Priced from 75 cents avoid the last minute rush. to ten dollars. DEL, MONTE PUMPKIN, Large Can, No.21-2...... HEINZ’S PLUM PUDDING, Regular 50c, 1 pound can ......... } GEISHA CRAB MEAT, Fancy Selected Meat, 6 1-2 oz. can .. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 1 can, 2 cans RELIANCE ASPARAGUS, square tins, No. 1 JELL-O, All Flavors, per package ..... ..... et WALNUTS (broken for candy or cakes) per pound ....... WALNUTS, in 8 ounce can, vacuum packed ............... RAISINS, Market Day Brand, 4 pound package ... DROMEDARY DATES, 10 ounce package BEST FOODS SALAD DRESSING, 12 ounce bottle ......... MARSHMALLOWS, 1 pound package ..... FRESH SPINACH, per pound .......-. FOUNTAIN PENS Parker’s Duofold Sheaffer’s Lifetime CELERY, per bunch .... ..... LETTUCE, head ..... s e e Butler-Mauro Drug Co. CARROTS, 4 bunches YAMS, pound fRae o~ JAP ORANGES, per box"..... +oee +- IT'S RIGHT . | }m Money Orders | i | PO T G R SWEET POTATOES, pound ..... .-.-- CAULIFLLOWER, head ..... .....-c--- e e e e Dt e v vvven..30c to 40c e e ——————————————— Pumpkin, Cranberries, Celery, Lettuce, Mince Meat, Nuts, Candy, Spiced Canned and Fresh Fruits, ete. Check vour supply and have all little things out of the way and ..3% 28l 40c .10¢ .60c¢ .S0c .40c ... 28¢ 2% L5 185¢ o2l nd 25¢ USE YOUR PHONE---We will deliver your order promptly .35¢ DAYS More in which to do your Christmas shop- ping. If you are undecid- ed let us help with a few suggestions— SOXS TIES BELTS BUCKLES SUSPENDERS GARTERS PAJAMAS SILK SHORTS SLIPPERS SHOES SHIRTS SWEATERS BATHROBES LOUNGING ROBES BLAZERS STAG SHIRTS SABIN’S The Store for Men Try the Five o'Clock Dlnner“ —adv. GIVE A 4 Gift Pendleton Auto Robes Pendleton Blankets Alligator Rain Coats Silk Stockings Munsingwear Gloves---House Slippers Bath Robes Table Linen Bed Spreads Colored Pequot Sheets and Pillow Sets Handkerchiefs---in a big variety JUST RECEIVED--- I.imited Number of L DOLLS ; Practical \ | | ] \N LLEADER DEPARTMENT STORE George Brothers i M s Hose—Pure Silk to the top Hose—Pure Silk, Full Fashioned .. Hose—Pure Silk, Full Fashioned Fine Slippers, priced ... $5.00 to $3.50 Fine Bath Robes Fine Silk Underwear Fine Imported Handkerchiefs Fine Wool Sweaters Fine Silk Underwear ALSO MANY THINGS FOR THE CHILDREN GIFTS FOR MEN EVERYTHING IN MEN’S WEAR Too Numerous to Mention “J. M. SALOUM ™ Next to Gastineau Hotel DON'T FORGET THE GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA at Elks Hall Friday Night, December 20. THE NEW CAPITOL BUILDING Will Be Heated With HOW ABOUT YOUR BUILDING? HART dnd RAY BURNERS Sold on “Satisfaction or Money Back™ Guarantee RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING “We tell you in advance what job will cost” PHONE 83 OR 85 THE SANITARY GROCERY HEATING SHEET METAL “The Store That Pleases’