The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA BVIPIRE FRIDAY DEC 21, FARFRCTRFSE NS S AT W wwmwhm@ mfifimflmwm Tuxedo Suits :ofififem SHE’LL PRIZE ANY OF THESE } GIFTS TIGHT GLO\ ES-—Pig-skin, kid, woolen, fur- llned , and fleece-lined leather gloves. SILK SCARFS in a great variety of styles and ) colors. HOSIERY—Her Gift. Chiffon, Semi-Service, and Service Silk. Also silk and wool.” " ' UMBRELLAS--We have a beautiful line of ¥ Follmer Cloggs nationally advertised % umbrellas in all colors. Dainty HANDKERCHIEFS—Boxed. LINGERIE — The most desirable. pajamas, gowns, dancettes, teddies, step-ins and slips. BATH ROBES—Wool flannel in that swag- _ger style. SLIPPERS--The best gift of all. ZIPPER BAGS—Genuine leather. EVERYTHING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS and the BABY in wearing apparel. Also abig assortment of TOYS. Silken chemise, i A MAN’S CHOICE-SOMETHING TO WEAR A heavy w‘arm'WOOIen"OVERCOAT One of Qur ,famous Ml;:hael Sterns business A new Hardéman HAT, Pair of fur-lined GLOVES. A nice warm wooly MUFFLER or a fancy silk REE ER. I ,“ Give him severdl pair of our nationally ad- vertised PHOENIX SOX. In silk, cotton and waqol. MEN'S SHIRTS--Broadcloth and wool flan- v nel shlrts SILK SHIRTS and SHORTS. PAJAMAS—Fancy. Broadcloth and Flannel- ette. LpUNGING ROBES — Broadcloth silk — $22.50. SLIRPERS—Nice ¢comfy ones. Also all leath- er glippers. TRAVELING SETS — Contalmng Brushes, Comb ote o A fine assqrtment’ of Mens BELTS SUS- .. PENDERS, ARM BANDS, HANDKER- CHIEFS GARTERS Home Gnit Sstio Table Linens, Sets of Dishes, Blankets, Comforts Kitchen Ware, Congoleum Rugs, Axminster Rugs, Curtains, Drapes, Towels, Sheet and Plllow Case Sets Plllows and a great many items’ I934 T[l GIVE I]ANGE ~ INGYM TONIGHT Typical Decorations, Seven Snowmen Novelty, o A Color~ % | With the gymnasium transform- ™ |ed into a veritable winter play- ground, the Senior Class of the Ju- neau High School will present one of the highlights of the current so- cial season tonight at 9:30 o'clock when the Senior Snow Ball is held. Dancing will start promptly at 9:30 o'clock and will be stopped at 12 midnight, high school authori- | ties said today. Several distinctive | entertainment features, among them ‘belng the clever dance of the| | Seven Snowmen, have been plan-| ned to start early in the evening. ‘The hard-working decoration Snow Ball theme. The lights on the | trees are the only ones that will | committee has used Christmas trees ¥‘ |and the falling snowflake idea to effective use in carrying out the | be used with the exception of two huge floodlights which will follow | the path of the dancers, a colorful gv | stunt to be used for the first time | in Juneau. | Earl Blinzler's music will prmlde { § | the dance tunes. The Sixth Street | |entrance will be opened for the | benefit of spectators. .- ——————— NOTICE 1 ,In the United States Commission- | er's Court for Juneau Pxecmct | Division Number One, Territory | | of Alaska. In Probate. ) {In Re the Estate of John Winkie, | Deceased. Notice is hereby given, that on| ¢« | December 21, 1934, in the above | ,entmed court and cause, the un- ¢ | dersigned was appointed Execuwr of the estate of John Winkie, De- g ‘ceased. All persons having claims | against said estate are required toj i | present them, with the proper | vouchers, and verified as requested | §" | by law, to said Executor at his of- | fice, within six months from the i |date of this Notice, to wit, within | | six months from December 21, 1934, | HOWARD D. STABLER, Attorney-at-Law. Office: SHATTUCK BUILDING, | Juneau, Alaska. i First Publication, Dec. 21, 1934. f¢ | Last Publication, Jan. 18, 1935. - .o STORE OPEN TONIGHT | and every might wuntil Christmas. | Santa Cla«lls Store BON MARCHE, NUGGE’I SHOP pecial gift - tables loaded wlh }" choice artioles. at. 7100 and less, 1 Snap $1.35 lfADfR DEPT. STORE Clean-Up Prices on Ball Band F ootwear " GALOSHES 98¢ FAMOUS BALL BAND FOR CHILDREN 1 Strap, 3 Snap—Sizes 815 to 11 B ,Beg“,]ar 7317_457 i GALOSHES BALL BAND FOR WOMEN $1.79 All sizes and heels Men’s Storm Rubbers $1.09 BALL BAND—AII sizes Women’s Rubbers 98¢ BALL BAND—AII sizes—All stvles Child’s Rubbers 89¢ BALL B AND—AII sizes GEORGE BROS, Zippers too numerous to mentlon We 1nv1te you té come in and see them. “Juneau’s Leadmg Degartment"Sbore Lam ¢ gl e 3 i o g %&Wfifl W&E‘PI.ABUE 5 BROUGHT TOEND EARLY SEAT SALE IS 75,000 FOR TILT PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 21.—Ad- | vance ticket sales for the annual Rose Bow! football game New " |Year's Day, this season between Stanford University and the Unis versity of Alabama, passed Ghi 75,000 mark yesterday. This became all the mare m- dicative of the pre.game demand for seats when it was learned that the stadium here only holds 85,000 CLOSES 2007 ON SUNBAYS OXFORD, England, Dec. 21.—~The first woman mayor of tnb ugiver- sity city, Alderman Lily Tawney, who refused to gpen a Jocal theatre showing the Mae West fim, ‘I'm No Angel” has now bapgad the Qpening of a 2oo here gn Sundays. When @& representative of the |ering the 200 told her that no objection had been taken to Sunday opeding in other English cities, the mdyor re- N U T ‘plhd W“ldagn\tyo‘lts ownwmhlln'-uxdmmmnm of amusement [ e npnmosfldonmndn smn WAN‘I‘S PROJI(}“ hydro-electric plant, w its City Counecil, recently ‘fequested R. T. 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