The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1935, Page 13

4 I THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 23, 1935 ' Musicians Stay Thin or ()uu [ in Eduh Lor(md’ Orc hestra 5 Capital Activty s s Hint at Opening S OfNextCongress)s and orchestra leader in sy mother, < ches By HERBERT PLUMMER WASHINGTON, D: T € opening day for Con matter of only @ but Capitol Hill is buzzing with ac- tivity On both wil s x '» S a} 1 E . o § 3 f: 3 : H e evidence o i k% i - Senator Harrison of Mississipp B i i e - Senator McNary of Oregon, Repub- ARSI -+ g i n floor leader, is here—some- g AR unusual for him. o Miss ice President Garner and Senator Robins leader of the Senat, w W " admits “YOUR HOME-OWNED GROCERY AND MARKET” important. Roly-poly il e men don't fit i, the Qapital from t! to N i 2 Fill uguration. . ey o . Dance Musi At arpha Bioceis: s boe THE UNITED FOOD is ready to help you serve your Chrisimas dinner. Our store is chock-full of all the 2 P11 town for weeks. . . . - o : » a-devatee ¢ Dus For Spotlight finer things that will make your Christmas Dinner a wonderful success. We honestly believe we have the and plans to ¥ 1 and B a s largest, most complete stock of Christimas items ever shown in Juneau.... COME EARLY! *BYPSY I dited with ha\'mg‘;xe— ! garian, a . > major part of the Admin- l call Hungarian music is really gyp- g with Congress L S nlm.ch Russian, for examplz, . He ated for the same i , : et RUITS APPLE LIVES ANDY Lo orand plays much dan Byrns. Tall, lanxy r tm dancing, h as the Beethove s, the Vl(!\l esee waltz, 0e” may have trouble in the Y sion. The huge Democrat- M]’D"lon Pak ~ i _some probably sittin Large No. 214 Fancy Gift Boxes Extra Fancy R1pe B | CANES ORANGES n d nd so any of 3 ¥ O tar it time as members of the i ic composers, n for | Sisirstienis : GLAZED i THE BEST e o or —may not be a3 amenable & . tin Jonathans tall tins You need these £ Th chamber orchestra, and that is what "R PRE c Lots o em F Iml'fl;(l‘l:o I(St‘ Tarogato Bankhead didn't have opportu- c c for thO tree % B Bhe Drolighl 16 men to Atneria; DI 10 Wip 1asseeski of ehejeiiie c and also a tarogato. This last is .= " ¥, Tiness Eeptthim and up » not a natural history specimen but % “E B3k T i £f, an old Hungarian musical insf " r he day of hi Lots (;i different D Each nent, something like a cl k e ?’ ARG LIS “ ’ hn J. O’Connor. As chairman EGCh “lnds ozen G iles committee of the House nd does not believe it has been 2 °§J““","‘?mg;““e _‘:’th i played in an American concert to!’U-°8 B i PO, W ch 4 e o have the final say o: t mas date - EET PUDDINGS Fruits and G of the House, the portly New ltems l'lll s all r will direct the offense for his nst the Administration in HEINZ—AIl Kinds 35¢ Large 69c hours £ the is little fringed c men will wear on !N the stage, rather like an ILO.OF.' neckpiece tied up close to the Ad- - am's apple, is not a piece of fop- GOLDEN RIPE Vegetables Our Supply is Large and Chili Sauce ph Robinwon. Democratic nate, with r to that of Ripe Olives 3 pounds$ 29c Selection Most Com- Cocktail Sauce pishness. It's a Hungarian institu- b RECL T tion, worn w one is putting cne's cNary. The Repub- : ok best foot forward * His job primarily Green Olives plete Calavos s much harmony a ated Stuffed Olives - > > Santa on Church Steeple Watches German Children KOELBIGK, G ought in his pa: M. La Follette. The r of the Senate wearing a party label. Whatever ' has to say will be Cranberry Sauce Dates Nuts, All Kinds ORANGES o Apples SWEET—JUICY Oranges CANDY Fancy French Creams * ganta Claus in : , : d on the church steeple to pogm fi;{ljsr‘;’ar‘(r;gsf“g“ pommuand of Mince Meat 24c ound 2 do n 9 Bananas i 9. Henrik Shipstead. Like La Fol- Oysters P ze 9 c Pears has it that ju¢te Shipstead i3 the only Farmer- Mgt iest named papor nember of the Senate. What- Bulk Candy Lemons g name for cyer he has to say will be avaluated g '( 3 o L e Tona0e solemn curse carefully by all politicians. “hocolate Candy, arapefrui an a_dozen o e WHAT :“-Eg Bexed CRAB MEAT Lettuce A ) After being in circulation more than | § P 9 5 i Cluster Raisins Tomatoes 15 centuries, the Peking Rao has gone ALASKA 7 ViR i 5 2 Gamazy ou of b T nenepans %0 b Large—Fancy—Unbleached Chirtlis y Su Kang » printed on six page Relish d ‘fl9 Cauliflower In 1800 it became a 2 zzc can 2 pou“ s’ C ¢ i . and so continued until it Fig, Date and Plum Sprouts gt i L S Puddings Parsley “Th BEST BUY e Al k Mayonnaise FRU" CAKE PLEASE PHONE or bring your Carrots e m as a Crab Meat ‘: : 4 Endive HOME MADE order in early . . . Help us give SR roccoll Shelled Nuts Canned Fruits : TODAY” The Imperial Quarts of this Old Mono- gram Whiskey are exclusive s 4.95 you-. & BETTER SERVICE Free With Each Cash Purchase A BEAUTIFUL BUNCH 1. Six Years Old When Bottled d p b S 2. Bottled in Bond o1 me Distillery F L o w E R s o ¥ 3. Full Strength - 90 Proof WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY " F L o w E R s T u R K E Y s 4. Unrivaled Bouquet ana Flavor OF POINSETTIAS For Your Capons, Ducks, Geese, v g CHRISTMAS Oysters, Chickens POM POMS—HOLLY and HOLLY WREATHS v Dmn Our market has every Christmas Come early while the selection is complete. TABLE item at prices that will save you Most Reasonablev Prices ASK FOR THEM! money. 7 # S SEASON'S GREETINGS 7 % N Sweet Spuds Green Peppers 50c pound Canned Berries with us—and what a pricel.. Insist upon Imperial Quarts of Monogram Rye Monogram Lowest Priced Bonded Whisky, Age and Strength Considered, JUNEAU LIQUOR STORE Phone 36 Percy Reynolds, Mgr. Phone 36