The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1934, Page 2

L m%’m’&axaosmfl QUOTATIONS | It et e forben o e e e fe S e B e e BB B e B B b i j | 4 i | 1 - - S T Sl ST el S T S S Tt 20 Sae e A REAL XMAS GIFT | Tuxedo Suits .2 A e A q*m»san«zmww B SHE’LL PRIZE ANY OF THE?E_ : GIFTS ' A4 MAN’S €H01MMETHING VAN GoWEAR T A heavy warm woole; MCOAT i Onié of ‘otir F4tmbtis Michadl' Sterns business A nice warm SWEATER or HUG-ME- g SUIBR: faious Michael Pt . & A new Hardeman HAT. GLOVES-—Pig-skin, kid, woolen, fur-lined§ .. .. Lo le o e and fleece-lined leather gloves, % lr"air Of f‘fié Mél& GEG’:[FS SILK SCARFS in a great variety of stvles and " A";fii z&%&&dw \’f‘):FLER or a fancy colors. A Chossk fromt blir new assortment of men’s hob¥ESrom our new ast { NGEdge Sulk. Gwd Him several pair of our natlonallv ad- UMBRELLAS--We have a beautiful 'lifi_e of i yeng(PHQEMX SQX., In silk, cotton Follmer Cloggs nationally . adyertised 3 wWoob L1OENIX S umbrellas in all colors. Bt ’VtEN’S‘SHiRTS——Broadcloth and wool PLLY Dainty HANDKERCHIEFS—Boxed. g nelshirts. oo ; ’ ¥ SILK SHIRTS and SHORTS. LINGERIE — The most desirable. { PAJAMAS—Fancy Broadcloth and Flannel- pajamas, gowns, dancettes, ; taglelics,. steprins, and, slege. LOUISIGING ROBES — Broadcloth silk — BATH ROBES—Wool flannel in that swag- "% , , $2256... ... ger style. SLIPPERS—Nlce comfy ones. Also all leath- SLIPPERS--The best gift of all. -erslippers. ZIPPER BAGS—Genuine leather. . TRAVELING. SETS - Contammg Brushes, St It S b de e e b b 4 1 Comb, ety EVERYTHING FOR BOYS AND (l}II[i{;S 4 A f;;lEN%;sm'tmem NtI)f B\//{el\? DSS B%IA'I&SDK%JS y appare 0 i H i and the BABY in wearing appa ‘ CHIEFES?(%A ; a big assortment of TOYS, P ERS T NN PO A S P e o B b e el Home Gitt § uggesfions Table Linens, Sets of Dishes, Blankets, Lomforts Kitelie Wirg, Corgoletm Rugs, Axminster Rugs, Curtains, Drapes, Towels, Sheet and Pillow Case Sets, Pillows, and'a great many items too nummerous to mention. We invite you to come in:andisee: the‘m W el Bty happy. Also silk and wegl., Silken chemise, FINAL CLEANUP SALE OF PICTURES ~ CHRISTMAS TREES {* Order Now from the Hiway Par- cel Delivery. Call 202 or leave With but two days left before | g g g¢ Empn‘e Office. P 5 Chnstmas the balance of our stock of pictures is priced so reasonably | . that you need but come to ORD-|ORDER SOME PRESTOLOGS for WAY'’S PHOTO SHOP to find suit- | your holiday fuel. For fireplace able gift pictures for your friends| or parlor heater. We have special or family. A few remaining pieces treated logs to produce a colored of hand carved ivory will be dis-| flame. Just the thing for your posed of at reasonble prices. Stam? Christmas cheer. Juneau Com- open evenings. —adv. mercial Dock. Phone 3. e ,,—— S UG e 10 SHOP IN .IUVLAUI Oold pspers f.a- sae here TODAYN.Y. EXCHANGE The sfollowing are clnsmg prices | of various issues today on the New York Stock Exchange, furnished by | the Wilson - Fairbanks and Com- | pany’s Juneau office: Amer. Foreign Power 4%, Amer. |Radiator 15, Amer. Rolling Mill 20, |Amer. Smeiting 36%, Amer. T. & | |T. 102%, Ame. Tobacco 82, Amer. | |'Water Works 13%, Armour 47, At chison, Topeka 52. " | Atlantic 'Refining 243, Bendix| 15%, Borden 23%, Canadian Pacific | |11%, Caterpillar Tractor 37. & p Cefro de Pasco 42}z, Chesapeake | ' |& Ohio 43%, Chrysler 38%, Com- |mercial Solvents 21%, Continental | |Can 61%, Continental Ol 17%. | Du Pont de Nemours 93', Elec-| ‘Lric Auto-Lite 26%, Fairbanks,| | Morse 16%, Gen. Electric 19%, Gen. | F‘oods 33%, Gold Dust 17%, Gran- by 17, G. N 16%, Homestake 386.‘, |Howe Spund 49%, HudSon 11%, Int. Nickel 227, Johns-Mansville 52%%. Liggett Meyers 103, Liquid Car- ibonic 25%, Loew’s 34, Loose-Wiles 33%, Lorilard 19%, Marshall Field |10%, Mathieson Alkali 281 Me- Intyre 40%. McKesson & Robbins 8%, Mont- |gomery Ward 28, Nash 16%, Nat.| Biscuit 26%: Nat. Cash Register 16%, Nat. Dairy 16%, Nat. Distil- } m-conmflon!o observation - ¢lub and dining cars for real comfort . . . temperature always just right . ., clean and quiet. ROL.ER-BEARINGS for smooth, easy riding over a route noted for gorgeous scenery. “FAMOUSLY GOOD"" MEALS . . | | . with ezonomy. Jors i, 1 .G, 109 N b, 10% | Delicious Northern Pacific plate lunches, vinners, Penny 69%, Pullman 46'.-. | only 50 cents. Appetizing food, attractively served, Radio Corporation 5%, Reynolds | adds to your enjoyment. Tobacco 50, Safeway Stores 46, | NEW IMPROVED PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS through to Chicago . . . comfortable by day, a downy, white bed for restful sleep; berth lights; large dressing rooms with hot ond cold water; upholstered in attractive mohair. Save money by traveling in_these modern cars. Sears Roebuck 38, Simmons 9, Soc- ony 13%, Sperry 9%. | Standard Oil of California 29%. | Standard Oil of New Jersey 42'.,| | Texas 20, Timken Roller 32, United | Aircraft 13%, U. S. Rubber 16's, | U. S. Smelting 122%, Westinghouse |Air Brake 24, Westinghouse Elec- tric 33':, Woolworth 51%. 1 Volume—500,000 shares. ] Averages—Down .15, Spot silver—53%ec. Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle min- ing exchanges — Bralorne $11.75, Bremner 37': at 48c, B. R. X. 16¢,' |Cariboo Gold Quartz $1.35, Gol-| tonda 31, Montana Consolidated | 27%, Nabesna 60c, Pioneer Gold $10.50, Premier $1.41, Silversmith 5%c¢, Sunshine $12.50. - > i | ALASKAN® leaves Seattie ot m. daily for the Eas NORTH COAST LIMITED leoyes !euc "a at 's :30 p.m. daily for Chicago. all, write, or cable to Karl K. Katz, 200 Smith Tovier, Se tie, for help in &5 give you One bucketfull of water may » | breed enough mosquitoes to infest a community. BIIIIIIII|IIIIHIIIIIIlIIIIIIHIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIlmmillIIII]IINIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIHIIHIIHIIHIlIlHIIIIIIIHIIIIIII = Christmas Shopping Will Be Easy y, T You Let Us Help You---- You will find appropriate GIFTS for every member of the famlly = = We are showing a good assortment of HICKORY AND PINE SKIS in sizes to suit the grown member of the family as well as the children SLEDS—and—SKATES S e FATHER——HUSBAND—SON or BROTHER would get a wonderful thrill out, of owning a DELTA or DRIVER BAND or CIRCULAR SAW—LATHER—IJIG SAW—PLANER or MOTOR These are practical tools for the home workshop and not expensive S AR (RNt ———— Screw Drivers in fact any good tool, would make an acceptable: gift for men wids Qp IWEGRSS 03 CARD TABLES eptionally, complete ;assortment to select; square and round . in a variety colors—green, red, blue and brown . wood or steel— Priced—$1.50, $2.75, $3.25, $4.25 $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00 An exc frfo = 1= = = = = = £ : = §¢ = = = § night by the Council. They include: b_tweux Bulger and _‘ and on the concretd b trestle on Calhoun and specificat lfl‘flm- A, mm OF THE INTERIOR A‘ppruvnl “of a motion by A P, pun; McKinnon that; the, Council author- | ted by City Engineer . iee ‘the City Clerk to prepare a|gren and Cons m;g‘O: ballot on the present liquor dis- | H.Stratton, for the Gastl Ave- | pensing system in the city. This|nue project weré nbpm ‘Tast baltot, which will be mailed soon | night. m%om ana ‘W- " ieepred 3 Pt 2 Camfortable, Good Lookmg and Well Built _EASY CHAIRS FOR THE HOME A variety of ‘styles and colors’ Priced as low at $21.00 Approval of & motion to elimi- nate oon.stlnu on: all' city " streets— | N including the marked off Gold Stréet aréa—as soofi as Evmredn turned over w the Terrilorial Leg- islature for possible liquor’ law guidance. January, He planmed a g R Attorney H. Amvvuotnnouonwm(ormn one bid on the combined con-|. mm}eflolflmm 5 mmouuuu&zmmuebe-~ ¥o ' day: P THESE MAKE IDEAL GIFTS quuufi HARDWARE 0. fl’:lmfl'ys