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BARNEY GOGGLE AND SPARK PLUG
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES
ENJOYED IN DOUGLAS j
f'liri tntas has come and gone
again end this y ar, as in years
past. full ol>tu '-value of the occasion
was held iii Douglas with Santa
Cl; a ■ officiating with all his custom
ary generosity.
Fiidn\ in the public -.Itool there
was a tree for every room in tie
grades and one ill the high school
In the afternoon an inu resting pro
gram was given by the high school
following which Bantu CIu'.s had a
busy half hour.
The program was as follows:
Bong, Assembly.
Recitation, llrho Kronuptist.
Origin of Christmas, Bernice Berg
grew.
Violin solo, Madeline Riedi.
Christmas story, toriginalt. Alberta
(lallwas.
Comical reading, Walter Bavikko.
Recitation, Bluet Uberti.
Recitation. Marjorie Fox.
Distribution of gifts, Frank Ret
tygrove.
A N. B. CELEBRATES
The Alaska Native Brotherhood
celebrated Christinas for their mein j
hers, families and friends with a big !
tree and program in the Liberty hull I
Saturday Several musical numbers |
were included In the program and!
a dance followed the distribution o! '
many gifts.
COMMUNITY S. S. TREE
Sunday night the Community Sun
day school had its tree and exercises
in the temporary Quarters in tin
Eagles hull.
Practically all the children on the
island were there to participate and
many of their pa reft I a also to enjoy
their fun. A pecially well prepared
piogram was given under the direr
tlon of Mrs. L. 1) Hammock which
was very entertaining. It was fol
lowed by the distribution of Christ
mas favors from the tree.
CAGLES PLAN BIG TIME
TONIGHT—CHRISTMAS TREE
For tonight, the Fraternal Order of
Eagles, which annually observes the
occasion, has prepared a joyous time
for the members and their families
and considering tlm arrangements
which have been made the affair
will he a big one.
A special ferry to leave Juneau
at 7:30 o'clock lias been arranged,
which will go direct lo Th me from
Juneau and then procei d to Dough's,
arriving hero in time for the < < I
hratlon which starts at s o’clock.
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K ,/x the home means real 8
■ contentment, and that is IS
B what the music of a 1£
jC Brunswick will l>rlng to |R
V you. plye this question jfl
W of music in the home 5S
8 your earnest attention &
P and after you have in- 8
X vestigated its wonderful H|
V tonal qualities wc feel jggi
K sure tliat you will decide 8
K in its favor. Our supply P
8 of late records will in- 8
k JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE I
8 /t.CJither.PriiK 3
jjb Tkt Hou«c of Dlufie fit
K Phone 317 Jurwau.ftUtha A
There will be a good program, tree,
refreshments and a dance. All local
and visiting members are cordially
invited.
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HERE FOR VISIT
Elizabeth Robertson arrived here
recently from her home in Ketchikan
for a \ isit with her aunt, Mrs. John
Mills.
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( AT THE HOTELS
• •- ' 1 - 1 J i
Gastir.eau
C. C. Nichols, City; .1 (iottschall.
City; Lester Jones, Douglas; John
Jones, Douglas; La fry Parks; 10. i
Kirberger. City: J. A Ramsey. An
chnritgc: K. II Clark, lloonuh; C. O
Lundslead. Tcnukee; .1 ... Hill, Lin
coin Island.
Alaskan
.! P. Ibaek, Lisianski: John Sa:
hicn, Chichagof; Jidm Daya, Chichi
gof; .1 T. Hansen. Auk May; J nine
kadutoo. Yakutal ; Mary Kadutoo.
Yakuts!: I.e Johnston. City; V. M
Boyd. City : C. It, llohhins. lloonab;
K J (iiiilloil. Warm Spring Hay
Frank Kostcllo, City.
Zy nda
J It Doe, City; J. X. llinge, (My
LiTTLE DAUGHTER OF
FORMER LOCAL COUPLE
WINNER, FIRST PRIZE
| Harriett R. little daughter of Mi
I anil Mrs. R T. Lindner, formerly
of this iity, was recently winner
I of a fir;,t prize in a children's lieua
j ty contest in Washington, It pit
fare of the prize wo ncr being u,
tied in the pictorial s, if ion of a
j Wa hini'.lnn ncwi.papet inched hate
| last week.
| Mr. Lindner tatne to Juneau about
j 12 years ago ami was stenograph ■!
| in the office ol Chief of the Field
I Division. <*. I. ().. here. Later lie
I transferred to ilte Surveyor (ieneral'
office and wa: cletk unde! the la'e
! Charles K. I>avld;on for i.omctlin ■.
j tie anil Mis. Lindner moved to
: Am hoiage in 1 !* 17 where lie was
j connected with the loAiislte offiee
li - and Mrs. Lindner have lived in
Washington for several years. Mr.
Lindner now being employed in the
| War Depart men I.
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
When Back Hurts Flush Your
Kidneys as Ycu Clean
Your Bowels
Most folk? forget that the kid
iK'.vs. like t lie liowuls, sometimes gel
sluggish mill i logged and need a
flushing o 1 u !o;i :1 '■ . "ise we have
backache and dti I misery in the
kidney tvffin. ■ ver headaches,
rheunmt i lu tig's. in nut liver, acid
stoma'li, sinepicssn"ss an 1 .ill torts
of bladder disorders.
Yon simply run -t keep your kid
neys active and clian and tile mo
ment yon feel an nolle or pain in
tile kidney ri g.on begin drinking
lots of water. Also get about four
ounces of .lad Salts from any good
drug store here, lake a tablcspoonful
in a glass of water before breakfast
I for a few days and your kidneys
will then act line. This famous
salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithiu, and is intended to flush
clogged kidneys and help stimulate
them to activity. It also helps neu
tralize the acids in the urine so
they no longer irritate, thus helping]
to relieve bladder disorders.
.lad Salts is Inexpensive; makes a
delightful effervescent lithia water'
drink which everybody should take
now and then to help keep their
kidneys clean.
A well-known local druggist says(
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks
who believe In trying to correct
kidney trouble while it is only
trouble. —advJ
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For Ch«st Colds’
Applied over throat
and cheat Vlcka haa a 1
double action, like
the apod old faehioned
poultice and alao like
the tnodera vapor
J»mp. ^ I
AUTOS FOR HIRE
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In the life of businase, the matter
of DOING IT NOW is most im
port. nt
—says Taxi Ta.l.
l'Momptm. s in mi '.v riiu; (.ills is
most importim t with Carlson's
Taxi ! evict1 . f (onvt nience, com
fort ciiid court! \,
CARLSON'S TAXI
Day and Nif,ht Service
Stand at Alaskan H l.l
PHONE SINGLE 0
1- fc
n-—-r
BERRY’S TAXI
Careful and Efficient Service
Closed Catliliac Cars
PHONE 109
Office Next to Gastineau Hotel
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l“rompt Servin' laiy ami Night
Covich Ai i d Service
JGNEaU, ALASKA
STAND AT THE ARCTIC
Rhone—Day, 414, Night.
4 14-2 rings
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lUlLLLIt 3 1 A A l
i Rhone 183 Juneau. Alaska
j CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS
KOIl HIRE
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a-—-•
Handy Andy
A. P. LAQERGREN
CARPENTRY
CABINET WORK
WOOD TURNING
BAND SAWING
JOB WORK
Lower Front St. Rhone 49*
'41 ■
INQUIRIES RECEIVED FOR
CHARLIE SMITH FROM SON
An inquiry lias been made for
in format inn relative to the where
abouts of Charlie Smith. In his son
O. L. Smith, Box l::t> A It. Walla
Walla, Wash. The ebb r Smith cam ■
north in litha from liniontown, Wash
He was reported in Whitehorse, SI
T. about six years ago but official
there said he had since left to com"
to Juneau. He was said to he five
feet leu inches in height, weight
about 15o pounds, has black hair and
blue eyes. Information regarding this
man may be sent direct to the above
mentioned address.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOE PATENT
Serial No. 05897
In the United States Land Office fo: 1
the Juneau I.and District at An j
chorage, Alaska.
In the Matter of the Application 01 j
the HOONAH PACKING COM
PANY, a Corporation, to Pur
chase Public Land for the purpos*
of Trade and Manufacture.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai
the HOONAH PACKING COMPANY
a corporation, organized under th»
laws of the State of Washington, |
has filed application Serial No ;
058 97 in the U. S. Land Office ini
Anchorage, Alaska, for a patent for!
a tract of land embraced in U. H
Official Survey No. 1472, as amend-1
ed, situated on the cast shore ol
Port Frederick, Cblchagoff Island!
1.5 miles N.W. of Hoonah, Alaska!
in Latitude 68 07’15" N. and Longi
tude 135''27*85*' W., for the purpojM
of trade and manufacture, and mors
particularly described as follows, to
wn:
"Beginning at corner No. l-A
M.c. on line of mean high tide
on N.K. shore of Port Frederick,
approximately J.5 miles N.W,
frgru Hoonah whence U. 8. L.
M. 1472 on prominent rocky
point 30 ft. above mean high
tide on N E. shore of I’orr Fred
erick bears S. 24“19'2*'t'' \V.
21 03 chs. distant: them— froni
corner -No. 1-A along a tine of
mean high tide N. shore or 1’ort
Frederick by meanders as fol
lows:
(1) N. R2°22' W. l e t chs.
(2) K. 72"3!)' VV. 121) chs.
(3) N. 52030’ VV. 9X7 clis.
(4) N. 5 4*53' VV. 2.60 chs. 10
true corner No, 2-A M. C.;
Thence N. 38“ 20' E. 0 34 chs.
to witness corner to corner Nu,
2- A ?d. ('. and corner No. 3-A,
Thence S 53 45' E. 2.16 chs. tc
corner No 4 A; Thence N. 36“
06' E C.4S cits, lo corner Ni>
3- A; Thence N. 33 43‘ VV. 2.7k
cits, to corner No G-A; The nr
S. 36“(Mi' \V. 1.03 chs. to true
corner No. 7-A .VI. 0. on line e/
menu high tioe of For' Freder- ,
ii k; Thence by meanders us fol
lows along line of mean high
title:
(5) 5 4*53' VV 3 28 chs. to
true turner No 8-A M. C.;
Thence N. 39*00' E. 10 chs. to
corner No 9-A; 'lHence S. 65'
00’ E. 19.63 cits, to corner No.
161-A; Them e 3 39*00' VV. 0.11
cits, to true point for corner
No. 11-A M. (’.; Thence by me
undeis from the true cotuer 11
A M. C. along shore line f.(
small unnamed fresh water lake,
as follows:
(6) 3. 6 8'2 5' VV. 0 55 chs
«T) S. 36 50' \V. 0.4 1 chs
(S) N. 82“30' VV. 2 58 chJ
9 ) N. ) 5*23' VV. 0 91 chs
t I o) N 62 00' VV. i 39 i lls
111) N 78*01' VV. 0.95 chs.
I 12) S. 24°23' E. 0 90 chs
(13) 3. 2" 3 3' VV. 0.4 4 chs
( 1 4 ) 3 3 2*4 2' VV. 0 89 chfc.
(15) 3 60*20’ VV. 0 97 chs
l 10) H 86*42' VV. 180 chs.
117) 3. 52*58’ VV. 0.01 chs
(IS) N. 0*58' E. 109 chs.
(19) N. 62*15' W 0 38 chs.
(20) S. 07 40' VV. 0 37 chs
(21) S 5 00' E. (I.C2 chs
(22) S 31*64' W. 0.67 chs
(23) N 71*56' VV. 1)48 chs.
(24 ) 3. 37*15' VV. 0.45 chs
(25) 3. 4 2*00’ E. 3.43 ebk.
(26) N. 69*57' E. 0.96 chs
(27) S. 53*52' E. 1.1S c.bs
(28) 3. 88*56' E. 0 63 ch«
(29) N. 43 21' E. 0 76 chs
(30) N. 65*00' E. 0.94 chs.
(31) N S') 4 5' E. 1.00 chs.
(32) 3 31*2 4' E. 0 66 chs.
(331 S 39*00' W. 3.03 chs
(34 ) 3 47 48' M,'. 1.47 chs.
(25) S. 29*17 Vv. .a* ...
lo true point fur corner No. )*
A M.c , Theme 39*00' VV. 0 92
chs. to witness corner lo corner
No 12-A M.C.; Thence S 37*
40' VV. 1 69 chs. to true poln*
tor corner Nu 1-A M. C. the
plate of beginning, containing
an area of 19.34 acres and in
cluding all the land embraced
In U. S. Survey No. 1472 as
amended.”
Any ami all persons claiming ad
i versely any of the above dcscribw
land should tile their adverse cla'sa
with the Register of the U. 3. Land
Office at Anchorage, Alaska withli
the periotl of publication or 30 clay.-,
thereafter or they will he barrer
by the provisions of (lie statute.
J. LINDLEY C!KEEN,
Register
First publication Oct. 21, 1928
Last publication. Dec. 27. 192S
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. S.
Weather Bureau
Fnieciut for Juneau and vicimity, beginning -1 p. m. today:
P. .In toniKht and Tuesday; fresh southeasterly winds.
LOCAL DATA
Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather
/• p. ,i. ycit'y 29.08 39 98 E 13 Rain
\ m t -j lay 29.40 40 90 S 13 Rain
’ 1 •• ndiv 29.16 40 90 SE 16 Rain_
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS
YESTERDAY |
Ht#he*t 8 p.»n. !
• • • -•* temp. temp. j
1 8 ] 6
!! I. . 3 0 28
Tan :.i 0 o
Kuffle 2 2
Fairbanks 8 2
bit. Pun 1 3 8 3 1 j
Dutch Harbor 48 88
TCotliah 40
(mtlova 88 8 4
Juneau 39 3D
Ketchikan l.'i
I’fiit' ■ Rupert lit si
Kilmoittipu lo 10
Seattle to ::s
1 *• i tin nd I - 10
S.m Kranrir.ro 54 511
TODAY
Lowest 8n.ru. S .' in. J'reclp. 8 a.m.
temp temp. Velocity 24 lira Weather
2 2 — 0 IT. < ’l l V
111 2 — .00 Sltuv.
S I — 0 ('illy
22 ,12 — II fitly
30 :'.S .00 fitly
81 .Hi — fitly
82 88 is .80 Hum
87 12 1.30
3 0 12 111 .80 I’t fitly
8 111 * 0 fitly
•;s hi s ,'io rt i ;<iy
88 in 8 10 flily
10 40 * 0 ('hiy
•Desa than 10 tulles.
is’OTIC- -Observations at Juneau, Prime Hu pert, Kamonlou, See'
It*,. Portland and Han Francisco are made at 4 a. m. and 4 p. ui.,
Juneau lime.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
An energnie low pressure area Is central in the (it If of Alaska
and the pressure is high in tlie oc?an west of California. A severe
norm is reported live hundred miles west of Hrltlsh Columbia hut nnd
err.te winds are reported from the coast stations. Rain has been gen
eral in Southern Alaska and sot thward to Oregon. Temperatures h vo
risen in Hie Interior during the past few days and the Tan an i Vnl
I.*\ at a On it a report temperature! above 7.ero this morning. Mild tem
peratures prevail In Southern Alaska.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES
Continued until stock exhausted entirely
Closing out old stock at popular prices, to make room for new stock
FLORSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now .$7.00
Wc also have a full line of CHRISTMAS GOODS for both
Ladies and Gentleman. Come, give us the once over before you
buy. Wc will save you money.
EPECIAL SALE OF 'BLAZER’' SHIRTS—10 PEE CENT OFF
I MIKE AVIAON
I LOWER FRONT STREET
NORTHERN HOTEL ]
ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up.
Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- I
tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and
ap—steam heated. I
LISTEN CATALOGUE BUYERS
High Grade Portable Phonogrphs at $22.50
Fine Selection Records—3 for $1. Come and listen to the latest
Viva Toneal Columbia Phonograph. Fine Violin Strings. Ex
cellent Selection of Violins, Bows, Stands and Cases. Expert
Piano Tuning and Phonograph Repairing. Phonographs called
for, repaired and delivered. Pianos for sale and rent. Conn
Band Instruments.
ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE, Phone 143
_ NEXT TO A. B. HALL_
ALL THE BEST
QUALITY
WORKMANSHIP
PRICE
CEO. B. RICE
PLUMBINO HEATING OIL BUBNZBB
« “I Tell Ton in Advance What Job Will Coat”
j Big Christmas Membership Drive I
Why not join our pressing club
and take advantage of our Pressing
Kates f Remember these rates efect
members only. Phone 576 for your
information.
JORDAN S VALET
SERVICE
*
ALASKA
LAUNDRY KIDS
B VOU CrU*D .. ■
AI’PY New Year, folks.
Do the best you can
this year by yourself ami
everybody else Hav a Rood
word for the other fellow.
He as earne t ami keep
smiling. Happy New Year,
folks.
ALASKA STEAM
LAUNDRY
I Our fame has spread both far and
wide
O'er hill nnd dale and country
side.
Zr IKE the country doctor who
could be depended upon at all
times we are the auto physicians
that you can "bank upon" in any
emergency. Our shop is equipped
with the latest repair machinery
and when your machine leaves
our place it will take to the road
as if it owned it.
Let Lucas' Auto Doctors look
after your car's health
JUNEAU MOTOR CO.
A.
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!| ROLLER
SKATING
A. B. HALL
| Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day—Afternoons 2 to 5, Evenings
1 8 to 12.
| -
Saturday afternoons, 2 to 5,
for Ladies and Children for in
struction.
Saturday evening, 7 to 9:30,
| General Admission.
H. E. KELLY and J. L. FULLEE
l— _ -/
I HAULING r
i I
BAGGAGE, COAL and LUMBER |
PHONE 4772 I
| LAKICIl TRANSFER |
! k—.——.—es
y-M
JIJNEAU TRANSFER
COMPANY
Moves, Packs and Stores Freight
and Baggage
Prompt Delivery of
LADYSMITH COAL
PHONE 48
■ - ■ —■
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The Juneau Laundry
Franklin Street, between Front
and Second Streets
PHONE 359
!«-■. -.—..■
Garbage Hauled \
j | Lot Cleaning, Storm Windows |
| | put up, Ceueral Contracting, |
j Concerto Work, Excavating, j
! j Leave orders at Phone 149 or |
| P. O. Box 253. j
0. A. GETCHELL i
B- 4|
ii--——-a
VAUGHN’S
CHICKEN TAMALES
MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
328 Front Street, and
Sanitary Meat Market
a-«

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