The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1934, Page 14

T —— | I-EY BAGK A Washington. At present he is city Rover’s Hair Makes Is O. K. for th’ Cnr ] 3 Chamberlatn = df NewYork City oo Mo Recently he was named a member “Doggy* Tweed Sllll’ But Not for Driver the New York stock exchange 1 | s L4 o ' an advisory commit- e $ ashi STOCKHOLM, Dec. 14—Gas ADVISEH lnTHERs he Exchange Board of Gov- -hf‘:»‘\o(::‘-h e Fih:\lx:rzl\scld in Sweden must be mixed P G e Past 20 \'Ionth~ as Seen & Remarkable Turnover in Brain Trusters alcohol, in the ratio of one-fourt! |alcohol and three-fourths gasolin: according to a new: law. The new ruling is designed to help the cel- b ':H “\hoie mills, the “liquor” by-product Weed. ot which will be used in the mix- pet. |ing, | el olan, | ] - .| Increased use of hand labor 1s belng fostered by the Netherlands government in an effort to assist ]‘lfl(’() employment. in that country, tweed. F. Warren left the ultural Economics and 'ment at Cornell uni- h across the nation- in connection with the € of Rover By HERBERT PLUMMER = pesl N /7S IN THE BAG th e e ~O /R T HE Oold T HOL/IDAYS S THE OLD, FAMILIAR FACES . s Fashioned Lewis A Douglas, former Director of ‘thé Bidget, and General Hugh . Johnson, administrator of NRA i fifilfi”r lf/'“fy With each su('('eed.ing year Christmas gifts are becoming til recently, whil j . classed as the prof more and more practical . . . things that everyone needs ‘brain_trusters,” npx’el[i]elv' gen- b ’ . ' | crarl?;-nwerr‘zf :L»;ardeu as such, Cer- - KENTU EKY y the or really wants. Selve your gift problem this year by - - < the oply | {3inly at one time they were among 2 ) : BOURBON . mest braine the most publicized members of one ol "‘A’\ g f 'S S , 1 dth i the :“‘new deal.” of the uIf mh} tion- -;IK ]v n‘xc Douglas is “out of politics.” Gen- exception of Dr. Rex TugWell—|..;) jonnson's future is still vague. r type of letting our trained staff help you select gifts that are Allgusiill(? really werth while. deal” has been one of the most from comparative obscurity almost striking things of the Roosevelt overnight to dizzy heights, have R :‘v!"rr‘\ + prnl“:;‘;n,fly " And so it has gone. The rise and KVer - thogmiie { :,, 2y @ the fall of these personalities during & ) g ook Most of the 410 1ast 20 months of the “new } S 1 t headliners of yesteryear, jerked a I. E disappeared almost as suddenly. At % is r 5 i3 B (TS o T T | POPULAR tS THEY ARE ALL GONE During the fiscal year ending | PRICED : e Adolph A. Berle, Jr, of New Juneu 30, coast guardsmen in the York did a lot of “brain trusting” Jacksonville, Fla. division of the around the RFC earlier in the Ad- service rescued 294 people from Laree assortmcnnt to ChOOSC from! ministration. He no longer is in'death at sea. IS B : ] Priced 95¢ to $20.00 Christmas Gifts BLER-M AURO DRU Gives pleasure to the giver as well as the receiver and . . . it is not the value of the gift that counts, it is the love and though- fulness that inspired -it: We have endeavored to select our stock so that you may find suitable gifts for every member of the family and your friends, and no matter how dimited: your finances, we believe you can find sométhing within your means. LAMPS The variéty of styles gives you an opportunity to choose rene for any home. We do:not: believe a finer selectionof floor and table lamps could be shown. Nov- el and beautiful table and radio and boudoir lamps. TO OUR CUSTOMERS: . Let us help you do your Christmas shop- Thhvre iksflno bett:r rxn];lsculine gift ping this year . . . Just look at the gift sug- a8 ";__"" h:rt: ol gestions on this page . . . Every article is of Pajamas. recently have -beooms 1 give him s not only that i e ‘X Brbion es style-conscious — and we have notable for ,their, immaculate at ‘just what I wanted” type. all the, best of the new styles style, buf, guaranteed not to ool & s to shew you. Some with collars, shrink. Arfew smm Sanforized, Of course we have a large assortment bt ok Priced from $1.50 to $4.50 FLOOR AND BRIDGE LAMPS in both decorated and chrome finish with a variety of shades. some: without. T Priced from $6.00 to $16.00 wAran to select from. There are ARROW San- ¢ : i T i | ™ foried-Shrunk Shirts in plain colors and in 4 attractive patterns . . . Beautiful Ties in a | SOFA PILLOWS variety of smart, new patterns that make 44 N ideal gifts for any man. - ‘add ‘the' necessary splash of color that P-2very room nedds to make it cheerful "and livable. Priced from $l 50 3.5 And that’s not all". . . for we have an unusually fine assortment of Underwear, Socks, Pajamas; Belts Suspenders, Garters, Handkerchiefs, ete. " Every. article selected- with great care . aaBER . N The children after all are the ones Wé"get a thrill out of | seeing them made happy and our stock of suitable gifts for them is complete. : t from the leading manufacturers of the | | i L E o SR Every boy wants a gun and noth- ! countf'y, 8o tha?: you':miay be sure that your i sotild lease. hi o 4k | .‘v;electmnsv fo_r gifts, or personal use, are cor- SMOKERS i b e B ; tect Tn every way.” There is a quality for WINCHESTER or REMINGTON every pocketbook. ; 22, RIFLE | Priced from $6.75 to*$30.00 Here, too, you will find a wide variety to choase, from. Walnut, @ak and We shall take ple.nule in assisting you in makmg your ie]ectlons Good hostéty; always bring e of pleasure. » Maple 8 ki Cab- All, the new colors, and pat- i";{):bmo ing Cal i pioe T s i Early shoppers \HH find the lmes most Fob cofiiplete naspthes and Dt for dress wear. complete: security, a pair of braces should Priced from $6.00 be indlied 6 your g Hoth ; to $16.00 Sincerely, wide and narrow in fancy silks Decorated as well and substantial webbings. as the popular black and chrome $2.00 to $6.00 — B - iy = SABIN’S B T e Motor Boats—Knives A Scout Axes—Scout Compass An appropriate gift for every home would be a MAGAZINE RACK Priced from $1.00 to $9.00 DOLL BUGGIES Punching Bags And Don’t F orget! The perfect gift is a new suit for the girls never fail to lease . . . also s—Ski rons or topecoat, or hat. We carry a Magazine Tables, v fin B> agons eomplete. stock ready for your Radio Tables, Cof- Dishes—Electric Stoves : mspeetion, ER Wy . fee Tables. Prlced Electric Ranges Sleds—Snowshoes “ 11~ Sewing: Machines = SABIN'S | taste. Handkerchiefs in plnlnmwhlm. ith th rolled or e w0 win ey i || ““The Store for Men” and initials, in correct designs are always smart, 's-' e i !“ Garters are inexpensive but needful, and a handsomely trimmed pair from our stock is always acceptable.