The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1931. “ === DOLIER GETS ™ ?ffivfifiiéft'fi%\xu He Just Forgets 4 | X lA s . i s 1 ' i DEG'SIUN |N 1;l,v,_,,-(17_~— Robins, Sp: and Bake , Shaver, Pin Nick of the BRITT BBUT C 236 la mg-,h( on the Elks .l(l\lrnfll“? nt s re of the GOULD < *w'%a e 1im- | for hu mmn beings X Ihs team won two out of l)n(‘e games from the ¥ owls. Negro Weltexwelght Ts “Tne Biuebirds took two g in the othe: . was high total for Main Evenl the even ‘ Mrs. Dufresne, who has been In Dec. 11—Bat- a slump of late, was back in stride| co negro and captured women’s honors, 186/ ion over for single game and 508 total. a six-| chedule: Woodpeckers Kingfisher vs . Crows. | Winner n Six-Round from the £ Meteal round mai Bu: Mont o Britt r: Last nig: headaches. round b he negro hel £ ; | 5§ the popular Of & margin on the other rounds Miss Taylor 93 116 111—320 a number about to entit m to the decision and Miss Monson 100 136 105—341 i e iR plenty . Harding 116 143 128—387 el i Bringdale 135 166 181—482 y i Metcalf 197 203 182582 Shoots at Street | S | Light; Woman Is e o i wor-anz| - 'Fatally Wounded | j T Seoy | ‘Totals 679 802 WEST ORANGE, N. J. o EAGLES hool | Mrs. Goddard ... 119 101 9 90 137 137 183 160 141 167 670 655 Piccry WiGeLy e e e | per e GIFTS for ANNIVERSARY SALE ENDS TOMORROW DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY MEN SABIN’S ettt The Saving Is Yours PHONE 24 Prompt Delivery ound out a 9 the final ths, Handicap 2 26 OWLS Mrs. Dufresne 186 147 175—508 Mrs. McCormick.. 60 57 77— 194 G. Mes'schmidt.. 146 Goddard 138 Pullen 157 687 €71 684~ 2041 TR U]‘/IP Handicap ... 60 60 60--180 ]7 | | | | l Charity Ball |+ UEEEE SHIRTS %“ : C. Cabin 142 142 142-*426 'BAGGERLY MOVES R Duncan 167 152 174493 Dl S LEAGUE’S OFFICE WHITE or ket g SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 TO SAN FRANCISCO o . T V RANUISCC Totals 706 1788 A.B. HALL i $1.95 SPAIN DRUP& OFF HOLIDAYS H. S. Graves | wsomo. o i 110 I Moose Orchestra HARRY BRANDT, Director 11.—Spain, whicl al holidays under the has reduced the list of ball ueague > O . 3 jnational fiestas to Christmas, the - The Clothing Man anniversary of the republic on Ap- | FXCLUSI\ E and attractive ril 14, the socialist holiday on May Chx mas gifts at Winter & Pond’s. 1 and Columbus day on October 12 Tickets Now on Sale 50 cents B —adv. HIH||IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|llllIlIIlIIIIlIII!lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII|IIlIIIlIIIIlII|II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:I HERE COMES OL SANTA CI.AUS Appropriate Gifts Assembled To Make Your Shopping Easier PLAINLY MARKED AT VERY POPULAR PRICES Lamps and Shades Our assortment is complete and realy up-to-the-minute styles. We invite your inspection. These gifts, which can be used every day in the vear, will save ma ny steps and much. labor. If i I I} { X you'd show genuine love N TREE LAMPS { ELECTRIC IRONS and thoughfulness, an v attractive electrical gift i ARDIN HEATERS will solve your Christ- { gy pCTRIC GRILLS | for that chilly corner Moa S mas problem immed- g % . 3 Many styles and intels) Splendid electric grill for $12.50 sizes of 7 quick suppers and break- 8 NV (; fasts. ])Eilé]f;iTFTISRS JUICE RADIO LAMPS AUTOMATIC \ \' > SRR N EXTRACTORS RADIO TUBES WAFFLE IRONS \:\ ///é Agency 2 : YTRE — = Waithinahoi Candle Lamps FOOD MIXERS ' g and 7/ \i RADIOS Cigarette Lighters ¥00D (I}!()l’l’l"llit”i“" TOASTERS TAZDA LAMPS T e e T s | The Capital Electr Distributors o t t i STORE OPEN “KELVINATOR” ; e a’pl a ec rlc EVENINGS Electrical Refrig- UNTIL eration ELECTRICAL REPAIRING SECOND AND SEWARD 9 P. M. s R IlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIl||lllIlllllIlIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllIl!l!lllIIIIIIllllll|I||llllllIIH!lIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllflllI!IIIlIIII|!|I|IlllIIlllllllllllllllllllfl“lllIIllIIIIIIlHI 3l Totals 696 681 373-2114 Old Pflpers f()r qale at Emp]re Ofilce' “GOLDEN G uOW” Cnoristmas |Cards, made by Winter & Pond, At Prices Any Christmas Budget Will Approve The charm of silverware is out of all proportion to its cost — it’s the gift that endures through the years, a lasting charm. We suggest that you come in early to see our large stock of silver pieces — the variety is unusual, the cost low! : L.g { ' Sugar and Candlesticks Creamer Coffee Set very tall candles in Delightful for breakfast S()r’vice these little candlesticks trays or dinner parties. iy ; and see how smart the Of pine design. Pair— ThlS_ is a magnificient effect. Pair — Interna- Silver $6.50 NOW $3.25 service, handsome in de- tional Lifetime Silver Pair — Pewter, $4.75, sign, and exquis itely $7.50 made. Tray included. 5 NOW $3.75 .Now $2.35 Pewter—$16.50 NOW $8.25 ’ e Salad Boul Covered Dish L4 Note_how luscious your For any vegetable this Candlesthks fruit” will look in this ¢overed bowl makes a Tall candlesticks to place gracefully made bowl. Wwelcome addition to the on your dinner table or Pewter—$5.00 table. 5 book-shelves. Smart de- able, Pewter—3$7.00 jion Pewter.—Pair $6.00 NOW $2.50 NOW $3.75 NOW $3.00 This will certainly be a Silver Christmas. Those of you who have sent to your favorite mail house for your Christmas Silver are going to be very sorry. The prices in Juneau this season bid fair to ln luwe~t in the United States, and that covers a lot of territory. Better stock up now as this may not happen again soon. Note the sample values above, | and the prices also includes a letter éngraved free on each piece. A large stock to select from. First come, first choice. Our Watch Sale continues. If you are thinking of getting him or her a watch this is your chance for unusual values. Your monogram | . engraved free. We reiterate, why send them something they can buy in their home town? We are headquarters for Alaska Novelties and you should look these over before you buy. The Nugget Shop