The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1934, Page 7

B The value of any coal to the consumer depends solely upon what results he is able to secure with it in daily operation and under exitsing conditions. . . . A number eight shoe has no value to the man with a number nine foot. . . . A ten-foot plank is worthless as a means of span- ning a twelve-foot space. . . . Coal prices may be quoted in the market but coal values must continue to be determined on the firing line in each individual plant. We can satisfy your every coal need now as we have for over thirty-five years iu Juneau. We have a coal for every purse and for every purpose and we invite you to call us about your particular problem. One of the following may fit your requirements: Per ton Indian Egg-Lump e Carbonado ; bt Utah Stove ... Nanaimo Lump ... Nanaimo Mine Run .. Diamond Briquets Indian-Carbonado Mix Utah Stove and Steam..... Indian Egg- anp and Indian Pea ogql Webster Smll.hlng Sunglo Smithing .. Prices quoted are F.0.B. Bunkers Delivery aaaitional Pacific Coast Coal Co. FERRY WAY PHONE 412 CALL US DIRECT or Call one of the following {ransfers “ WE SELL GOOD COAL ONLY We especially, zecommend Indian Egg-Lump and Carbonado FOR YOUR 'FURNACE NORTH TRANSFER 1 Office Next to Light Co. JUNEAU TRANSFER CO. ALL GRADES OF COAL DEPENDABLE SERVICE Headquarters for Wellington and Utah Coals PHONE 48 l! INDIAN EGG-LUMP CARBONADO EGG and other coals of QUALITY SERVICE TRANSFER PHONE 528 l‘ For UTAH Stove COAL CALL 11 BODDING TRANSFER fl All Standard COAL Genuine Utah and Nanaimo Coals—HOT STUFF! RYAN TRANSFER PHONE 29 FUEL WELL SCREENED COAL ALSO Diamond Briquets Satisfactory and Economical AEASKA TRANSFER PHONE 269 l\ FOR— INDIAN EGG-LUMP DIAMOND BRIQUETS CALL 524 or any other good brand of COAL— JACK’S TRANSFER \\ CALL COLE -for COAL PHONE 3441 | q ‘ "DOUGLAS | | |l DANCE FOR PIONEERS dance to be given in the Eagles’ Hall tonight for the benefit of the Pioneers’ Christmas tree fund. Due to the theatre being temporarily DANCE 1 TONIGHT EAGLES HALL EXCELLENT FLOOR ‘the affair ought to be a big success. | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE,-WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1934. Only a nominal admission fee will be charged and everyone is invited. - - e o SCHOOL BOARD MEETING -oo— — F. O. E. CHRISTMAS Santa Claus will pay his annual tree celebration will not be held this year but Santa has a good supply of candy for the Eagles' kiddies. - - M. H. SIDES LEAVES TO JOIN WIFE IN SEATTLE FOR TW M. H. Sides, Deputy U. 8. Col- lector of Customs, left this morn- ing on the Princess Norah for the south beginning a two months' leave which w spend in the south. He will join M V[n Sides, who preceded him south, in Seattle for CHRISTMAS TREES MONTHS' LI‘;AVE s CLOSING QUOTATIONS TODAY,N.Y.EXCHANGE' the 1 office 3 s 137%, Atchison Topeka | Atlantic Refining 24, BendiX| Borde! , Canadian Pa- illar Tractor 36%, ental Can 61%, Continental Nemours 93%, Elec- jtric. Auto-Lite 25% airbanks, Morse 16%, Gen. Electric 19%, Gen. Foads 3 Gold Dust 17'%, Gran- f Northern 16%, Home- , Howe Sound 49, Hudson | g Du Px nt de McIntyre 40% McKesson & Rebbins 8, Momgamczy Ward Socony-Vacuum 137%, Sperry 9%, craft 13% lS S | Air Br ectric Wilson - Fairbanks and C€Om-|ing exch | Bremner ) ! C. OF C. MEETING | | Volme 00 shares, i NE W S Regular meeting of the Douglas| The following are closing prices| Avers soft. : Chamber of Commerce will be held | of various issues today on the NeW | Spot silve ¢ 1 this evening in the city hall. vork Stock Exchange, furnished bY| Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle min- s — Bralorne IN DOUGLAS TONIGHT | ™" F OSSR, 1ot > n Power 4%, AMEr |Gold Quartz $1.32, Golconda 32 I J‘l;.,:lLS s u“tmzxrcl supposed to ng 197, | Montana Consolidated 27%, WNa- Manager Charles Whyte of the |25 Ticld this evening is scheduled T & Pioneer Gold $10.50, Pre- Douglas Coliseum has arranged a | o ‘o0 e T sy e r Silversmith 6c, Sun- announce Bhl!\( 0. e ® 0500000009 0 closed for repairs the dance is tak- Loyay it g Cerro de Pasco 417 . HOSPITAL . NOFES ing the place of the usual benelit b 7 40 and 8:35 ook, mre our . Ch abeake & Ohio 43%, Chrysler [® ® ¢ ¢ © o o o ¢ U o 0.0 show given each year by Mr. Gross gy Commercial Solvents 20%, CIGARFTTP C A S F S as part of annual holiday cam- paign for the oldtimers at Sitka. ‘The BEagles are donating the hall to the occasion, and with the new- ly polished floor and good music, Hospital at noon James D. Shmidt underwent a major operation at St. Ann's Hos- | pital this morning. He was resting satisfactorily DOUGLAS ) | for s 7 190: #pe Nash 17%, Nat. Biscuit 26, Nat.|a patient at St. Ann's Hospital to- | New Year's Eve with their friends cash Regist: 7. Nat. Dairy 16%,!day CHRISTMAS BENEFIT | in that city. Nat. Distillers 26%, N. Y. C. 20%.]- | of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Sides had no defl- \ny p 105, ed Danielson is recovering | nite plans.' for [.m'" vacation but 5 ¢ penney 69, Pullman 46, rily from a major opera- | PIONEERS AT SITKA | Pian to d‘“““’q"“fi‘gh e we"}"f"‘ Radio Corporation , Reynolds|tion which she underwent at St.| Yk Shoass States, stopping when and Where monacco 50, Safeway Stores 47%,|Ann's Hospitay yesterday —after- Sears Roebuck 39'%, Simmons 9%, |noon —— Rubber 16%, Westinghouse , Westinghouse El- B. R. X. 15¢, Cariboo rt Frasier, Douglas, left St. ital today after spend- al days recovering from a eric Unger was admitted to from a bad cold. He was | t in from the ECW camp at Auk Bay. [ T T % Standard Oil of California 29%, CHRISTMAS TREES Standard Ofl of New Jersey 41%, Texas Corp 19% Timken Roller 32%, WONDERFUL TIME Order Now from the Hiway Par- cel Delivery. Call 202 or leave |word at Empire Office. —ady. cel Delivery. Call 202 or United 'Air- word at Empire Office. ADMISSION 50¢ = [T i ||I||IllIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIII|II|IIIIIIIIII|Il|III||l||I||IIIIIII|||I|IIIIIQ Santa J ugqests 2/ou Fick % L CHRISTINAS GIFTS! CEDAR CHESTS —mother, wife, sister sauty, and a genuine {It 43 A delightful gift for any woma or sweetheart. They all appreciate the safety afforded their furs and woolens by Tennessee Cedar Chest. : These are especic x”\ attractive with the selected walnut veneers. Priced from $19.50 to $27.50 e A GIFT for the entire family and one that can be thoroughly endured for years to come, 1s a well designed comfortable OVERSTUFFED LIVING RCOM SUITE CHAIR AND DAVENPORT IN MCHAIR Priced from $90.00 TAPESTRY $95.00 to $127.50 Seldom do you have an opportunity to have as large a variety of DINING ROOM FURNITURE to select'from. We are showing a number of very attractive well de- signed suites, An 8-piece suite similar to illus- tration in combination wa Inut— $105.00. China colset extra. This suite can also be had with an 8 ft. table. We are showing a particular beautiful suite in the Early English design that is truly magnificent and an exceptional value at $135.00. The table extends to 8 feet. For those who prefer smaller tables we are showing a wide variety of Dinnette and Gateleg— Priced from $19.50 up Revolving Book Tables and LOUNGING CHAIRS Drum Table .. . Sewing Tables with drop leaves and one or two drawers . . with' Ei_r without ottoman to mafioh in ‘a_variety of coverings and colors. make pleasant gifts. We are showing a number Priced: from of designs at reasonable $23.50 to. prices. $45.00 P e e R i R R A it Juneau-Young Hardware Co. U 5 Do You Want Something for Him ? @ We have a large selection of gifts for Men among which are—— $11.80, o Leather, } : in prices today, Silver fronl or $1.00 to Enamel $10.00 Brush and Comb Sets $10.00 MARINE GLASSES VERY SPECIAL in Finest Quality $10.00 to $20.00 A COMPLETE SELECTION of PEN and PENCIL SETS Fountain Pens up to $10.00 Your Name in Gold FREE! Only the Best Grades of WRIST WATCHES and at Factory Prices TOILET SETS in the lates patterns and finest quality from $14.50 to $35.00 JUST THINK OF IT . 26-piece ROGERS or COMMUNITY SILVER SETS as low as $12.50 and up to $30.00 STERLING SETS COMB oy B | and. BRUSH SETS THREE PIECE SETS IN HANDSOME CASES $5.50 to $15.00 _The Nugget Shop_ 4 e lgermani i w H 2