The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1942, Page 27

E ] 5 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE -~ JUNEAU ALASKA “THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1942 S As Christmas and New Year's bells peal ] they shall include in their music ? Merry Christmas and the message of the good will we wish '{, "uppy New Year for our staunch customers. Best wishes , 7/’\‘—( . for the coming year . . . and for Victory! f {tm‘fi?fie}{\i'zxs of the : 2 Union Oil Company-Juneau ” w R0 O DO T P s W GASTINEAU HOTEL. 500000 | (O00N0ONI0NN00000SH N RRET BRRRRIREERRRERRRRTyY TRIMMING THE TREE: This year America rediscovers the personal joy of home-made toys, gifts and ~ P g P Py R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R AR R IR R R R RR IR RR R AR R RRR IR, - decorations. More charming than the most opulent array of imported ornaments is this old-fashioned f ;; Wlth All GOOd stmas tree {rimmed with paper chains, strings of snowy white popeorn and ‘shiny red cranberries. ///f . -paper doilies frame cranberry corsages and fashion cornucopia hats. Finishing touch will be gay 9 striped peppermint candy canes and bouquets of lolly pops. 4") /§ Wishes for s f ;5 " (& ; -4 8 AR 31 ,engaged in making dolls, games, dustry to many mountain families, [ OF THE ‘K’}"\SUN‘ fé‘ CHRISTMAS R GET READY toys ef all They work for from it they get their only @ WITH BEST WISHES 5/‘ R @« 12 months' ¢ de and 90 winter cash. The name came from gg FOR HEALTH AN® ;; anda HAPPY i ercent of th oxcl ise is for the gathering of galax leaves, an o %1 Y Christmas sale alone evergren ideal ~for s But HAPPINESS ;;‘ NEW YEAR. ' . RI HT Now Before your Christmas cards are the “galackers” long road- (f IN THE 31 . 5 [ 4 in the mail, some 80 companies, ¢ned their field to include the 8 s 55\ ! v These Empire employing thousands, will be plan- Picking of any Sort of evergreen gf NEW YEAR! 5” * . ning for those you will mail next and the manufacture of various % Newsboys wish Empire hd il i gl ' . 1 ewsboys P S IR S LT G e ;fi & 7% Anderson's Music | seople who work ail the,year- CHRISTMAS BROUGHT JESTERS | | Headers EMEBRY MERRY AP Features yound,” vour s tree wowid ~Medioval kings used to have é ;i ¥ A To you and you and you, Christ- not be as and bright t is. s and Jesters to amuse them. ? JOHN YOUNG ;‘ CHRISTMAS mas is one day of celebr: One firm alone hires over 300 per- Later, however, “the - wearers of é o . a couple weeks of preparation. To sons to work fro o De- | the cap and-bells were not the ex- | 72X0COOOCOCOONNCOCCOLODO ) | 7 X thousands of people Christmas is cember on crystal garlands, snow, v ion of kings ‘and|_ sy 5 SRS an a ar-round proposition. It's' icicles, angel paper bells, counts, barons and < 3 pR the way they make their living. | wreaths and g ion of keej i SBBIERIBIIZRIIBEN CARRIERS: While the average persons is get-| There is a section of North in s ed - fromsover- . David Satko Severin Swanson Robert Sprague ting ready to celebrate the day, Carolina which is Christmas con- eigns to corporations and l)ll\'fltcl Hervay-Hildse Dén Hifodes BAfighst Aviien many manufacturers are laying scious from the first frost of the individuals. These jesters were; Sam Simonarson Richard Christensen Charles Smith plans, dreaming drea and mak- fall. Up in the mountains the then brought into requisition dur- Harry Aase James Rude Dick Wingerson ing headway on Chr the fol- “galackers” have been busy gath- ing Christmas season, and’ re- P Wm. Schmitz, Jr. Dale Roff Arthur Lowell lowing year. Normally there are ering the evergreens which re tainel to brighten up the hall b Ned Zenger—Highway f some 400 manufacturers, employing shipped all over the country. and kitchen with their witty say- / SELLERS: ‘brvif\:rr‘n 15,000 to 20,000 persons "(iulu('kin;;'i is an »nnrruhuA\: in- mizxriun(iApr;\(r'nrcaluj_o}(:sm G y I}}{m ipm[;;ue 'Iéom }(Bu};ni (j":u};slav %uzqc W » - s 4 e rnes! ckerman johnn arris I fl S Cl N T o ‘ Ec\ilgie Kra?_?s%an William Satko i ar nriuence as cCn 1n nristimas Oys THERE’LL ALWAYS BE : A CHRISTMAS! pig THE ALASKAN CUT-RATE § LIQUOR STORE Wishes One It is Christmas again and time to remember folks like you who have helped to make the and All past year more enjoyable and 7 ‘ . 5 4, I interesting. Please accept our 4 AGood : sincere thanks and our good 4 i L wishes . . . May you have a f Old- 8- ! Merry Christmas and a Happy Z Fashioned # i % 2 f ‘ Prosperous New Year. / Christmas é ; andall ; ; % H f ’ Good Things | : % Throughout / 4 § 3 g the g 3 | 4 . e B B d | 4 Coming i 4 e 5 ] o . B. Burford & Company P Yer. | ’ % 1, P % ’ Hrces uned to the ‘ti , Christmas toys for the childr ress ilitary influence and show the effec g 9 A ‘Our Doo{step Is Worn Smooth by Satisfied Customers’ S apciA R S G Pre ichita K10 Wi B s Ay Inence 2 x'ru};' Fair i O f ?5 ¢ 7 cago. Top, two youngsters play with a doll, dressed as a WAAC, and a jeep transport trailer made ] a ’7’ £ 3 out of non-priority wood. The boy, lower left, plays with a wooden Anmy truck. The two children, ? 3 . = lower right, are seen with a sled with wooden runners. | PR B B R SR I RIIE .