The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1941, Page 18

|béén ‘compléted. ‘And for a year DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, lsh(‘('p. besides fow]l without number; he caused a gown for himself to be GREAT YULE FEAST {the factorics at the North Pole; 1 1" & have been at the pedk of produc- made of gold, stones, to the value 4 £Y 2 ; ) ) 1 Toys of all sorts—gay dolls lvt“ BY KlNG of 3.000 marks; he was guarded by | IA o FRO : pOlE m ihat_ftalk, skates, sleds, miniature| Chesire men and had about him i jalrplanes, quaint animals and elec- 2 commonly 13 bishops, besides tric trains have poured in an 'ap-| S England, of course, Prcns, knights, squires and others iparently” unending flood - through Christmas in England, of COUISC:( o0 than needed; insomuch that | ; R ng . {] 8! A is an old feast day, though the Yl o o | d d : Jthe “efficiently organized work- | “frost of ’.ltf across the night, i Santa Claus and Christmas tree :g kot ’;’(‘;;’ofl“p m;‘l*:‘euc‘::;’e”‘:i‘; D ¥ d fongie s Biirs il Qnd onel stav glittering with light traditions come to us Hom A ee|by the masses told out ‘from the | ’ lers been so busy. Last night Santa | @Abotie the két. @ gong that pields e Medieval Feast” (Hougho | Kitchen to 300 servitors. i o Lt ¥ eave a special dinner for them at| A 2l . . ton Miffin) quotes from Stow's RN SR e SPECIAL NEWS of the tremendous driving PACE{which he thanked them for their 3ts stvelling bea !é in the ficlds it ot Lanfl 3D ARIE Of [ kit L AFa o Madrae | Plans for record trip are Santa will be forced to exact from|cooperation and help ‘during the| i the great feast which King Rich- gi | e ey save | themn, additional _ SeAM8 N Will. e padtoHean e taainas theut thiat ho| UL SUEMIEIOBAUR(LY their flocks, and see g e ; in at numbers are in readi- added at points along the route. |knew ‘that all the world wouid | .zh.'gnhn of mygm:y, the year 1399, just after rebuild- "robkeep _the table ‘candles from | ness to be packed in Santa’s When Santa was asked his desti-{join (in ‘hearty approval of l,hmr| | | ing of the hall of William Rufus.|dripping, stick a pin in the candle sleigh. Toy factories are scenes nation he replied efforts to ‘create more and better | ‘:“le“ a flflhlt' rathbmm h)a“fi “A most royal Christmas “,m‘nlcngsxdc the wick nx_ld 1eavg it | of .great activity as the Christ- “Around the worla,” his metty gifts than “ever before s Ty ) p aaily joustings and runnings at tilt |there. It keeps the wick upright, | mas season approaches! eyes twinkling and alight ‘with Joy-| ‘Daily ‘reports on the weather are The flltkttlhfl Tamplight softly falls \hereunto resortes such a number |the candle burns longer and more | 5 ful anticipation. |received and tead with great atten- u mnfljn‘ ull and fair of people that there was every | steadily and decoranron.s and table- 2 3 The time s rapidly drawing near The sléigh's route sttétches across tion ‘for in ‘the ‘event of a bliz- pon a nl’ e ’ 4 day spent 28 to 36 oxen, and 300 cloth are kept free from grease. WM when Santa, his sleigh drawn by |the rugged mountains of Greentand|?ard ‘the hazards of the (rip are, Wpon a Wabe wi ining haic. o B PO . L N % | MERRY o eight prancing reindeer and 10ad- |down through the barren fields and|Benerally increased. But in spite| TS fifi(m ot \ | i & o ed to capacity with gifts from the skirting Hudson Bay and thence|of the berlls of storm and distance| nd still the star points out the way' | | yynes giant Claus factories, will leave on to the region of the Great Lakes.]|CVeryone at. the Pole feels entire| | e % | | a his journey around the world. In On through the United SlleCmfchhé‘flen:‘e & Santa C““““dl“b““"‘ That leads into the Christmas Bay. | } 'v‘x’ ihe event that any of the reindeer and from there—around the world! ' do ‘What he has so proudly) an-| q ' Hile forced to drcp out because . Plans for the journey have lon'g'lblouncle;i thati he was out to ido—] GhotF the hideous shriek of bombs ! § 1{ % g e ol s R " |beat his own record i 4 g i l} N e ] Rakly: Mbening Activittes ! e gong fl)' Angels sang still comes, | 2 S,/’ gj;- Several of Santa’s oldest work Rl’llllg |\“ goaring b”“‘? far s and i o) !;fi § lers take great pride in recounting P'!mnn the ebil sounds of twar. i Ly 493 § [the glorious pageantry of the start ! £ f e % iof his trip in p ous years. He ) " 10 9 fé usually rises at 4 a. m. Instantly the be pears are rolled up, °"" by one, ! 14 (e 1] ¢} |Post becomes a scene of feverish on 4 ; ] o §; activity. Gnomes and helpers dash b i ! ? i:: @ a vity. s and hel s das % vy ¢ o ® ¢fback ana forth. Great lights tlash| @gaingt her heart. €ach new-born crp s I 124 ¢ 1across the clearing around the toy & i NEW YEAR E ;{ ?‘):mcmrios As ‘dawn breaks in lts| Littg like a ’m!m; tuinarhg the sky, ! i § @ {g|crimson._ glory everything is_in| Wihile countless Marys smile through tears, bt Y, »{readiness ‘for the start. Nearly al- . 3, : 3 3 @ Glways there 15 a_lisnt smowfall— Forgetting for a time, their fears : : 3 4 foften the herald of a blizzard that H it e ¥ | 4 Y atian “comes 'to try the. metti. of|(i IICISE NCWERINE bocn ! and a 8 % 9|santa and his brave reindeer. Wpon another Christmas Morn. ! 5 % ‘{f’ ¢jl ‘For the great journey Santa Mary Willis .bdfi“' "\ { J"Yovs NEW YEAR ., ; | )|wear's his suit of crimson 'leatner " o ' 14 B 14 Al in “The @nce Over"of M. 3. Phillips 93 ¢! tfimmed with gorgeous bands of | ! TO ALL 3 | ;5 é’erminc‘ His jaunty cap gives him o ! / n 'jl\ (5 3le dashing air. His waria gloves are, { % } | S/ a i B o156 Y S TUR s > CH < A s \ 4 8] 5 e e e T | Liquor || [(A ):spurkh\x in the early morning sun.?* 1 dles is indeed a univ religious : C AP l 0 L C AF E 3 b {f ; Always his helpers wait to hear and national custom. Candle light- | { 1 § 5 5 the heartening ccmmand-— o featured the Norse mid-winter| | i “ 1 ing featured the { TRy £ ¥ ¢ g "on Baseeon s n pran- : g i St iR o S Phone 569 || ore; | | @ §lcer, on Vixen Ior The Jewish Feast of Chanuckah or | | K] A i g (j} “On Cupid, on Comet, on:Dunder Lights is also celebrated similarly| ) H : [ { B 5/, gfi'd“d Blitzen!” i at the same season. & o & 4 o3 §fi Off To The Start Of all the ' Christmas greens, the, — - i @ o o | @ % Then they know that the great best-loved, probably, is the mistle- w%a%’%’%@%%*&&@@%‘é’%&@@%’%‘%@&%’%’&é 1 ¢ |moment has come and ‘that the {o¢, which likewise has expe:‘onced | gy ('j .;;mlcc is on. The deafening roar of the most eventful history of all ‘;, o plants. 14 {thirty-two hoofs thunders ‘through ! : lj ¢lthe land. The sleigh ‘settles into' In the days of pagax wership in 5/ 9lits southerly coutse as ‘the wind England the mistletoe was chosen | © A @lvears up over the ‘Arctic Ocean, for great honors, b cut from [ ‘7/\( f'; This year, as always, the gncmes its host, the oak tree, with golden | ;fi v 5)‘1rnx-ouuh the year will stand at ©Xes. It was gathered for the peo- | i “ §)hmcnum till ‘the sleigh makes a Ple and a bit given to each p:rson ,’fi /fi“in_v speck that rapidly disapp te ward off illness. | o ;; throuzh the dancing snowflakes,. But the plant paid dear for these 9 u”"" J| that go whirlifig in a mad, danch e ghith i, il @ < 9! sarraband of white 1, was established it war not ;; ;i‘ This year is certain to be a Qup- ed in um‘((‘hlnch necause of 1]\1 “ ]\ 9 Y L] 9 |licate of the many that have passed, n association, and it is tolc % ,; better toys for the waiting world|thelr sermens if a tiny _Im \\l’x'vt“_;“ . . . 9 /7‘” children that depend on Santa {p.:vl ’.mu the service waited until | £/ (/ /’\[Ol‘ their Christmas cheer and ajsne offending bit of ‘green wes re- | ’fi A M. Christ "moved | I ) Merry Christmas, z; 7/\{ ?‘ - In later centuries it became again | Ng = :f éj‘ lthe symbol cf peace and friendship | §;1 103 ) and has since been tacked or. the & o ?’,‘ A 'd ts Offer A "((okvn1 of I‘l"ivnd:_\(: Sfl' © Channel Apparel | 0" s T NG ‘ (e 2 g i R @ l’p 4l Grave Threat CHRISTMAS CANDLI © A0th Cantiss Bid o . . Christmas tree candles date back ] entury g. Q T l . tc the very earliest times in the @ 2 o Yule alety Christian era. The Yule candle, of Brooooococacccccscs 14 . |goodly size, lighted early Nativity - e ‘May You Enjoy a Christmas Filled with Happiness anda ] \ \ N \ \ \ l} \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ l} \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ y \ \ \ \ \ \ ) \ \ \ \ \ } \ \ \ \ \ ll l \ \ N § \ 3 \ \ N ) \ \ N ) ) ! Prosperous New Year! ] ROYAL CAFE R T D o o o o Yo ooV oo Vo o o P ottt A | Nothing can spoil the festive gai- sty of a Christmas celebration more ! sompletely than a fire or accident | In the home. There are several es- |sential precautions which will help lo assure a truly Merry Christmas. « Don’t risk using frayed cords and oroken plugs. € Don’t handle electrical ances with wet hands. /@ Don’t yank at cords or run them under rugs. (@ Don't forget to have insulated | |staples on hand for stringing cords | |around. | !lj. Don't overload your house cir- |cuit. Usually 1,000 watts is as much | ‘as any one circuit will stand. ‘ll, Don't neglect providing plenty of | lextra lamp bulbs of the various | |sizes "and colors you're using for | Christmas cheer, so you can replace burned-out ones. | ! @ Don’t put pennies in a blown-out |fuse. A blown fuse is a warning! | | @ Don't have high wattage lamp | | bulbs near fancy inflammable orna- ments, synthetic materials, paper |or cotton. Watch out ‘about using candles too near draperies, wall pa- ‘ per or woodwork. I @ Don't plan to have a row of can- | dles too close to a mirror or the | | heat may crack it. And above all, don't burn real | | candles on your Christmas tree un- |less it has first been thoroughly | fireproofed. .- — ol appli- Antituberculosis Seals Sold in Forty Nations Besides the United States, more | than 40 different countries through- | out the world now have, or have had, | | Christmas seals or stamps that are sold wholly or partially for tubercu- | losis work. Little did Einar Holboell realize, when he conceived that first | Danish Christmas seal, launched in | 1904, that his simple idea would in | ‘a generation circle the globe. | Claiming the honor of having orig- | inated the Christmas seal sale, Den- mark has, with its neighboring coun- | | try, Sweden, held seal sales annu- | ally since 1904. In the United States, seal sales began in 1907, Up to 1934, the sale of Christmas seals in the United States alone to- taled $75,000,000, all of which bhas been devoted to the control of tuber- eulosis, L P P PP SSRGS S U A Sincere Wish that You May Enjoya MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW % | | ; YEAR! | | z At this time, we want to express our heartfelt wishes for your Merry Christinas with a strong wish that the coming New Year will be oneof ex- tremely good fortune for you. HERB WAUGH * Connors Motor Co. General Motors Sales.and Service BUICK -- OLDSMOBILE -:- 'PONTIAC -- CHEVROLET