The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1936, Page 4

3 Daily Aia;ka Em pire ROBERT W. BENDER Published every eve PRINTING COMPANY & Alaska Enterea In e n »u matter SUBSCRIPTION RA Polivered in carsler in Ju By mall, postage 1 One year, in n eme month, i Bubscribers v i1l ¢ Telephones: Iews Office M The Associaied Press is tion of all news dis dited 1n tiis late to shop late now that the Arctic has arrived and land full reparation with effectua brought new stocks to Juneau merchants However, (guarantee for the future,” the Pr it will be too late to get what you want if you delay mier declared longer. Merchants report rapid sa That me ST, 5 PR SRR 2 —_— variety will be cut down as the time gets closer to "“{’l“ "‘l_j‘””"'x!““" ”‘l "“1“" that 1 Z, aser, wife o " Christmas. Shop now while your merchant can fill 2T well-known dentist, in tle - WHY GET OUT A '\” 'E '.‘.,I ARLY your order with what you want. Don't wait until o "SRR CF M A M IN THE SPRING? next Thursday afternoon and then wonder why you'p,it rang AR can’'t get some article. tion for-ap) s at the Sea Throughout the land ‘.m.»u‘m)l is the magic word A PRI 8 T General Hospital. Little Miss Es b sl e Bad e One of the neighbors has about quit smoking on | ther Kasc rted upon ' tw ittle time of from studies to play longer, and, for those |, ¥ P € EC I R R e about |days before at e same l-wyxn | off at colleges .4)1(!]\11:1\41~H:1‘~ an opportunity to et one yue he says he is hanging on a little longer at vl;,, the same complaint : B?“‘ of wme or a few ays. Infortuna r Alaskans " the atients were ng cely. !O.rx[n ’m L l. ml\ Unfortunately, for A A]k I. RLi6 editicst of Bl ‘wits aa, they ‘ol 6ot elickeh conl patients were doing nicely utside at school the distance is too great and the 5 ons for a new rug. % time too short to get home 11 ; bty S Announcement had been rece! It is a regrettable fact that our school systems .m-i A Junasti man Hoasts of YakiAgARI Inorning hts ]"‘u{l*‘:n («ll "\]:m‘h‘(]f.m”ru;» 8 :[1 \\1; :;":w]‘)“lfll A_“"II'UM" o i‘“i \11‘-“""“' e l-""“:"' !but his wife tipped us off the other day that since |and Mrs. John L. Carlson of Taku 1at period around the holidays when youngsters get | 1 . e T 3 ) | these chilly mornings he has been taking it for | Harbor, to Mr. Georg: Canfield ir 1 brief respite from their books in the general scheme | oo P! 1B T s ae h - T HERE IT IS AGAIN—The season of the year when everyone thinks of good things § of specting up cdcation. From coast o const and B el i ly aiter the wedding the young cou- to eat. You will find a larger, finer stock of holiday items at the UNITED. We have [§i rom the gulf to Alaska, the school slogan has come s that sinee Ple left for Washington, D. C e to be “get out a week earlier in the spring.” Some of QU Allk liake \CRRepDEI CY epart "l;“v: :’l‘ {|where Mr. Canfield would be en been very fortunate in receiving a very complete stock of Christmas Candies, Nuts, %i us who used to get out sometimes months early in the ""“‘ ‘“]:X‘“ ']‘“ ‘)‘\“"I"j‘;“o(‘w ::m- (i‘w R B _.‘Ll.,»n in the preparation or! fo I»rult Cake Supplies, Fruits and Vegetables along with one of the finest shipments J spring to do a little callisthenics be S eve 8 log bark arly 5 him=15hlet on water power of Sout 7 e e it gl b east Alaska for the government of Fresh-Killed Poultry that we have ever seen displayed. Don't take our word for [# in the spring in this day and age? [ P e i it but come down to the store and take a look around. You'll find all your table B8 B o 4 5 53 gLy ] > Ys Mrs. Lewelin Hal aliger = and ;AR S % ] 5 ; S, z &l ; ‘lh:l was an excellent reason for the farme: of | He \am }‘,hf" He Yam PR et i £ needs necessary to make this an outstanding Christmas. ;3' other days to get the older boys out of school early to ! g s o by U. S. Commissioner John . ,¥ help with the farm work which had to be done at ‘!Inm.h‘lnhm vanm king in|Henson in Douglas December 17 e that period, and before the advent of the tractor and I -“xjh”k“"‘(\f‘f;\"l' s SR L e e S Sl e ! other labor-savings devices. But it is sometimes diffi- | N€W \-.'»:‘m(’r s character change with to Juneau where a wedding din- : cult to understand what great rush there out of school in the spring now days. In looking over the products of our colleges universities we note that our young men and women | for the most part scooted through grade school, high school and out of coll age. Most of them ha alone mentally, lu fore matured but still they are world to compete with mature men s they should be about instead of leaving it. starting It seems to be the tempo of education —_— AUSTIC WEEKLY COMMENT ER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. 1 they reached voting > thrust out into the 1d W college land make way is to get | for others, views nor my | “I am what T am and | Jus like | for cocktails let |is what Plain Dealer. physically, men when | Lot of w \ Half of us | half just say them | Boston mmhl or university Rush Guests at a Washington banquet ¢ and prohibition did to some don write letter “What the heck! Garnick’s Chats Popeye 1k hair tol difference. T! palates. never knew the social secur the ot understand asking about it; THRIFTY Foomp NEWS “A Newspaper Within a Newspaper™ FRIENDLY STORE THE ress (to the new maid): “Now, Norah, when you wait on the guests at dinner, please don't spill anything.” Norah: “No, say a word.” ma'am, I won't 0—-0—0 Time is Too Slow for those who Wai 'l'no Swift for those who Fear, o Long for those who Grieve, 0 Short for those who Re- Joice, But for those who Love— Time is not. Henry Van Dyke. The play went along I'm mad in |' NAIf s mad w ThE p(‘nple that paid tc the sce and go to sle A new “I under a widow. P OUrAgE M “I'll say she has. Last night she asked me if I snored. Has she given you Friday, Dec. 18, 1936. FRESH DATES Delicious and Unbroken 2 Ibs. 25¢ YAMS and SWEET POTATOES 3 e, for 25¢ BUY YOUR FTRISTMAS ANDY NOW! irench Creams, Candied Peanuts, Ribbon Candy, Oid Fashioned Choco- lates and Gum Drops. They are going fast! } 1 ‘| noyed one morning to see THE FRIENDLY STORE A revival service was being held, and one of the partners in a fuel concern had joined the church. He tried to get his part- ner to do likewise. ‘I can't do it, John," replied the partner, when his insistence became irksol “Who'll de the weighin’ if T join?" 0—-0—0 A business man was much an- the anneuncement of his death in the paper. He rang up his part- Smith, have you seen h in the paper?” came the reply, “where are you speaking from?" 0-0—0 First Deicctive: “I hear you recovered that old maid from the kidnappers. Did you bring her back unharmed?” Second Detective: to get rough with her before she'd consent to leave 'em.” WE HAVE EVERYTHING m Green Stuff Fresh Fruit Our Christmas Toys and Gifts Are Going Fast....Make Your Selection NOW! CALL GARNICK’S —PHONE 174 It’s a law isn't is?”- 0, we had’ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Those of us who have forgotten most of our sophc- A v is to be the closing activity of The winner will get the New York e e o G o ot s et 0 o o @ The B, M. Behrends Bank inue to wonder why. And the only answer we have | T Y (;15}‘\ llivan and Mrs. Kath- | sibly a bout with Joe Louis : 1 i’ Aot s o SR BN ne Hooker are in charge of the S e - been able to receive is “we"l get out a week earlier in - d : i sl ¥y Aot Wa b aate S A & ody sale and Mrs. Walter P.| Permanent Waves $250 up. Phone uneau, Alaska the sprin if that can be called an answer to wh prog 0 pui + " o s : . |heads into a noose with the roy Mrs. S. J. Thompson are |666. —adv. we are bargain-countering education. ave o RRS & o TR T end in the hands of Germany *oNE eane oL Uht. tancy i work: sale 7 5 R AT said Prime Minister David Ll o B DR RHODA MAY CuaR®—foot cc: \"()p NOW George in the British House Try The Empme classifieds for |rectionist. 517 Goldstein Bldg. adv y = !Commons. “The Allies’ terms 2 o— — R — It’s a little bit late to shop early, but it isn't too)peace are a complete restorati ner was served. nic Cleveland | F t ity. FRIDAY, DEC. 18, 1936, : 'thrmmh chool and get them out of the way. Why? ‘H A P p Y ‘ I'he matter was brought up by May- [ | 11 ater W gt | | Why rob them of the pleasures of youth by applying M. J. O'Connor as a result of _ Editor and Manage; | 1181 pressure salesmanship methods to education BIRTHD ARY murder of “Babe” Brown S R e “"[f’J“““!:’(’)'”“,““C“‘l‘ The Empire extends congratu Edward M. Brennan and Miss Tunesy, | 10 8 break in life if they ever expect tc ges o0 "' | tions anc best wishes today, #hcir ) Marie Mooney were united in mar- N 0 T l c E 3 for example, they go skiing, coasting or enjoy other | hirtngay anniversary, to the folic at the Catholic Church by the ? 7 urch by the ,‘ sports that children like by getting out “a week early |ing: (Rev. Father Crimont. Miss Lois i in the spring?” | R | Tilton was bridesmaid and Mr. ‘ SRS TRy There are those who advocate a 12 months school DECEMBER 18 | Frank Mooney, brother of the bride, New York State Title at : “ term with a period of several weeks off at the end of | Jiliam Bosh. | e vest S M €L destm) - Siale—Alin Possible After January lst, 1937, and until 1 three month Sometimes it strikes us as a| Mrs. ] . Lynch |sang a beautiful solo during the e . . 4 e ime worth ‘trying. T¢iihght servias u brake to | Mrs. Alice Eliasen ‘ The couple left for the Go \silthVLouxs further notice, interest will be b ey | streamlining education, ‘the!thost valliable thing that Plipna 5 omje WUk : 5 3 . any human being can acquire but something that we g 5 A AW, YORK, Dec J mle b paid on savings deposits at the ————! Americans tend to handle like a remnant on a bs i et GOODIE, FANCY WORK piteete, of (j“ll‘l_ o ?e“: " ne use for | counter. The man behind the counter thinks only, of |~ SALE ON TOMORROW 1ot o7 b o aomite e o rate of two and one half percent % ) astor, foi ’r New 24 naE turnover. Get it the counter to make way for| | 3 heavvuelet” ab" VAN new stock. Our educational setup would appear to be | 20 YE A | A goodie and fancy work sale sarden tonight. per annum. LARGER _ | Parallel. Rush them along, get them out of \r'hwvl_‘ _0 \ ARS GO 0 be held tomorrow starting at Impellittiere has a 60 pound ad- 10:30 o'clock in the Sanitary Groc- | vantage over Pastor. Fruom The Empire CHRISTMAS CANDIES FRUIT CAKE SUPPLIES Walter O'Bri Alaska sl Skvaler Sy o Sort ool Mg DON'T BUY YOUR SUPPLY UNTIL CHERRIES—CITRON e to it i preni SRR YOU HAVE SEEN OUR Gt L on before returning i DISPLAY AND PRICES ORANGE PEEL By unanimous vote of the pus: ¥ her |1 i u { 'I-—q as City Council it was decided to nstruct all women of the Douglas nderworld to give up their plages nd leave the by January 1. In bulk or chopped up and mixed in small jars bt o R e SR T B e L N N @ WALNUTS IN OR OUT § ® ALMONDS OF THI ® PECANS SHELLS ® BRAZILS e PEANUTS B e FILBERTS All Fresh Mew Stock ty OUR STOCK OF ] CANNED FOODS IS NOW COMPLETE AGAIN Come in and restock your pantry at UNITED PRICES! Schilling Poultry *uorie 1| FRESH BUTTER and EGGS That Are Better! | SITKA HOT SPRINGS | | Mineral Hot Baths | Accommodations to suit every | taste. Reservations Alaska Afr Transport. l MEATS and POULTRY WHEN YOU THINK CHRISTMAS FRUITS and VEGETABLES BANANAS Rice & Ahlers Co. | | ® APPLES YOU THINK OF TURKEYS HEATING PLUMBING ® ORANGES We can assure you that we have SHEET METAL WORK PHONE 4 ® GRAPEFRUIT one of the largest, finest stocks ever — ® GRAPES shown here— v l Alaska ng.;::g i‘:‘:fl'fi 1|' ® PEARS PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW! 1| mnm.—.»::si;:; plllil::nlmenu l ® CRANBERRIES | Phone 206 122 W. Second i ® SWEET POTATOES 5 o ® CELERY FORD AGENCY ® LETTUCE (Authorized Dealers) b o e TOMATOES ; GAISJ_N?(;S ® CALAVOS |t JUNEA TORS e CABBAGE | Foot of Main streeL g e HUBBARD SQUASH ALSO A COMPLETE STOCK OF ‘lr GENERAL_ME’I"(:Tsi ® MARBLEHEAD SQUASH CAPONES—DUCKS—GEESE 1: i T I; ® ]\?QII:IAISSH SQUASH CHICKENS—RABBITS 4 11‘ 47w' P. JOHNSON ol : B ENJOY THE FINEST POULTRY | T e LEMONS AT NO EXTRA COST! Bert’s Cash Grocery PHONE 105 | Free Delivery =~ Juneau il UNITED FOOD CO. FREE FAST DELIVERY PHONE 16 For very prompt IQUOR DELIVERY I L