The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 20, 1946, Page 5

FRIDAY, 'DECEMBER 20, 1946 c SHOWPLALE or T‘@NIGHT and SATURD/IY TWO EXCELLENT FEATURES “BOSTON BLACKIE" STARTS AT 8:25—10:50 “WANDERER '{{''the WASTELANDS" Starts at 7.00—9:30 ———————— SATURDAY MATINEE ELKS® XMAS SHOW DOORS OPEN 1:00 P. M. SHOW STARTS 1:30 FEATURE ATTRACTION— ZANE GREY'S CHAPTER FOUR TOM and JERRY e | "Wanderer | "CAPTAIN SQUIRREL CARTOONS Wasteland” AMERICA” SANTA CLAUS WILL BE HERE, TOO!!!! ALL CHILDR! DER 15 YEARS WILL BE GUESTS OF THE ELKS! FREE XMAS SHIOW SATURDAY EVENING December 21 At the DOUGLAS COLISEUM Sponsored by— CHANNEL BUS LINE WILLIAM DORE DOUGLAS GROCERY A. MenluNZIE it you're not sure what gift to choose. “YVONNE'S GIFT CERTIFICATE assures your gift will be right! | THE DAIL\ ALASKA EMPIRE—]JUNEAU, ALASKA D ————— announces: CASH PRIZES 2nd —— §15 $10 for commercial WINDOW DISPLAYS most in the CHRISTMAS SPIRIT Windows will oe judged Christ- mas Eve by a committee of three, headed by Mayor Hendrickson. BEA ‘Jeep-Herder’ Round Up Them Thar Cattle in the JEEP {rom the NANCE Store! —Get 'em on the run with this real boy’s car. —Just the thing for trackin’ down rustlers and other onery varmints. —Be a modern cowboy—a “‘Jeep-herder”—ride range in a JEEP from the NANCE Store. —IT'S NEW! IT'S ELEGRANT! —Flashy red wheels and seat cushion. —Body made of real airplane metal. —You'll be the envy of all the kids in town. Easy to pedal—smooth to ride—lots of room—Sis or your pal can ride with you. —gll‘s super-swell, fellas—the slickest toy you've ever ad. —Turn on the lights, blow the horn—C’mon pardner, hop in and let’s go Jeep-herding for a heap of fun! $36.95 NANCE STORE the | the Bus That on November 29th, IDOUBLE FEATURE " BILL AT CAPITOL DURING WEEKEND Two featuies will be shown nt the Capitol this weekend, beginning {tonight. “A Close Call for Boston Blackle, eaturing Chester Morris, Lynn Merrick, Richard Lane, Frank Sully and George E. Stone. is one of the features, It's the call of the wild when . Blackie (the wolf) closes in on a blonde and solves the case of the murdered millionaire, It's the most thrilling adventure of his career, a killer-diller. A saga of merciless unexpected romance is of the Wasteland,” RKO Ra virile James Warren, as the hero of this action drama the other feature. The plot- deals h by enge and “Wanderer introducing western star, Zane Grey This 0's with the long a frontiersman for the murderer of his father. As a boy, Adam Larey is adopted by the Irish-Mexican Raffertys and grows to manhood with the single thought of avenging his father's death. His only clue is the brand |of the killer's horse, “Crescent J," and he wanders through the West | looking for it TRIG, OVER KINY The Douglas High School Girls | Trio, composed of Shirley Edwards, Pat Balog, and Pat Andrews ap- peared on KINY last evening. They presented a program of Christmas carcls including such favorites as the “Coventry Carol” and “Oh, Come All Ye Faithful.” They were assisted by Ruth Wilson, who sang “Silent Night” in German. Wm. H. Seaman, d as accompanist. The pr m was sponsored by ss and Professional Wo- men’s Club of Juneau. Mk with logs r e contact Juncau Lumber Mills. Will buy from 100,000 ft. to 10,000,000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber Mills. 433-tf. NO1ilr IS HEREBY GIVEN: 1946, in the Commissioner’s Court for Ju- | neau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Kathrine Nelson Hulk was appoint- ed executrix of the estate of MRS. N, also known as Annie sed. All persons having | claims against said estate are re- quired to present them, with verified vouchers as required by law, to said executrix at the office of her at- torney, Howard D. Stabler, in the Shattuck Building, Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of | the first publication of this notice. KATHRINE NELSON HULK, Executrix. First publication, Nov. 29, 1946. Last publication, Dec. 20, 1946. playful manner " a prop and S press her I PAGE FIVE THREE STARS i COMEDY FEATURE AT 20TH CENTURY Noah Webster described “skylark” as a term meaning “to frolic bois- terously; to indulge in antics; to run or skip about in a sportive or which doesn’t begin to do justice to the Claudette Colbert, Ray and Brian Aherne indulged night at the opening of at the 20th Cen- in last their new picture tury Theatre otting a new comedy pace t-moving “‘marry-go- > tte thumbs her nose at a marriage of five years which has made her and her home just ackground to im- band’s business clients. Ray Milland, the husband, is non- pulcad the fact that his wife considers love more important than his business career. Brian Aherne, the “other man,” takes one look at aboard _ OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 ——— o from then i ¢y hl achelor idle has been inle Barnes, the stray- ing wife of Milland’s biggest client, has no intentlon of letting Claud- ette steal Aherne, her part time boy friend. And caught in the dizzy domestic whirlpool are Walter Abel and Mona Brice, a happily married couple who try to straighten every- thing and everybody out - D NOTICE OF SALE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JUNEAU, Alaska, will sell at pub- auction in the Board of Direc- s’ Room at the First National Bu\k at 3:00 o'clock p.m. December 27, 1946, a man's ring with a small diamond setting, the value of which is expected to be between $100 and $150 ‘This ring is being sold to satisfy a promissory note executed by Wil- liam A. Fisk November 20 1945. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JUNEAU, By Geo. E. Cleveland, President. 16-18-20. 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