The Daily Alaska empire. [volume], November 26, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

About The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964

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SILVERS TAKES
PLACE ON CARD
IN MAIN EVENT
Dor’ Silvers Substituted for
Bob Howell as Col
l'er’s Opponent
‘•Doc” Silvers, who earned a high!
place for himself in the regard of j
local fight fans for his magnificent I
fight against Soldier Olson several
-weeks ago, was today substituted for j
Bob Howell .Unalga battler, in the i
main event of the American Le- j
gion’s boxing show next Saturday.
night. j
He will meet Joe Collier, local j
veteran of the cauliflower game, j
Howell was called out on the Unal- i
ga last Saturday and his return
here is indefinite.
Silvers is a tough customer. He
can fight and proved it to the fans
who saw him jab and punch Olson
for four rounds and pile up a big
lead, only to lose on a kayo in the
fifth round. Collier will have to
be at his best to stop Silvers, or
even to fight him on even terms. It
will be a match well worth the
Legion's price of admission.
GEORGE BROTHERS
WINDOWS ATTRACT
GREAT ATTENTION
The old saying, “Coming events
cast their shadows before,” is read
ily exemplified by the harbingers
of "Ye Gladye Thanksgiving Tyme,”
as seen in the clever window display
in George Brothers Grocery. Here,
may bt; seen in tempting array: !
rosy apples, golden pumpkins, pur
ple grape juice, amber apple cider,
emerald green Emrelettes, maroon
colored Rubyettes, deep brown Oro
ettes, fig puddings, mince meat,
pastel shaded jelly beans to delight
the hearts of the kiddies, and an
attractive array of all kinds of
fruits and vegetables interspersed
with brown nuts. The gay colored
labels of the Heinz and Amocat
brands of goods also catches the
eye and helps make the window dis
play a complete and thoroughly
pleasing picture.
The motto “Shop Early. Make
Y:ur Dinner a Success” is attract- i
ing a great amount of favorable at- 1
tention as it is painstakingly worked 1
out in large letters of scarlet cran- 1
berries which stand out well on a i
background consisting of yellow <
cracked corn. (
Another feature to be found in t
this display is a striking pencil <
sketch, marked George Brothers, <
depicting a pelican rampant with a :
wicked gleam in its left eye. |l
, The four large display windows of i
George Brothers Department Store
! also portray the coming holiday i
! season and reflect the progressive
[spirit of these energetic brothers
who are now operating both stores,
j The display window on the cor
ner of Ferry Way and Front Street
j is especially popular and attracts
! the attention of the blase sourdough
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ANNOUNCING
THE CAPITAL
CLEANERS
Work called for and delivered
TELEPHONE 355
CLEANING
PRESSING
REPAIR WORK
PLEATING
ONLY the new approved and
tested methods used—Complete
Satisfaction GUARANTEED
MRS. JEFFIE FREY in Charge
«millworKw^J
'1 SUPPLY CORPlN. \
THE LAST WORD
in
VICTOR PORTABLE
PHONOGRAPHS
Just Arrived and Now
Being Demonstrated
$35.00
JUNEAU MELODY
HOUSE
Temporary location over
Dr. Pigg's Office
is well as the sophisticated young!
lapper. It is changed at least <
our times a week and always fca- y
ures the latest and most modern
lovelty on the market. Today's j
llsplay consists of orchid silk bou
loir pillows and bed spread a two
one fluffy blanket which is orchid
in one side and Nile green on the j
ither side, ladies silk lingerie in j
oft pastel shades, tiny address, j
>ooks, and all sorts of attractive
lovelties for milady.
The other windows feature leath- i
x luggage, shoes and slippers, blan- j
cets, and men’s wearing apparel, j
—(Adv).
PARISH CARD PARTY
Next Tuesday evening, Novem-1
jer 26th, 8 p. m„ Parish Hall, l
Bridge and whist will be played, j
—adv.
I
The right shade
for every frock
in HOLEPROOF HOSIER Y
The right shade in
natural silk hosiery
smartens your ensemble
a hundred times. And the
right shade is so easy to find,
if you just a&k for Holeproof.
Holeproof colours are created by
Lucile, the famous Parisian coutu
riere. She chooses them with an eye
to the season's colour successes and
the requirements of a beautiful leg.
ffoleproof ffosiery
Retires* 'Ham *
1JEN C. DEEZEU t- i
til FT LINE
The Winter and Pond Christmas
"rift Line is better than ever this
rear. —adv.
M-t. '-M-t I— I I | M 'l'H
A FRESH SHIPMENT
of Johnson’s Just Arrived for
THANKSGIVING
3r^a^acjl
The Nyal Service Drug Store
Phone 25 We Deliver
♦ 4.+ M-1--I 1 l l-t—
MENDENHALL FUR
FARMER RETURNS
J. J. Marsh, of the Mendenhall
I Fur Farms, returned to Juneau on
i the Queen after a trip east to visit
! friends in Columbus, Ohio, and
Clarksburg-, W. Va„ and incidentally
] to see a few games of the World
1 Scries.
Mr. Marsh says that the Menden
hall Fur Farms disposed of their
entire production of mink. Some
■ of the animals captured three first
j prizes, two second and one third
i far Yukon mink strain bred in
■pens here.
THANKSGIVING HAY SERVICES
AT THE LUTHERAN CHURCH
: The regular Thanksgiving Day
■ services will be held at the Resur
rection Lutheran Church Thursday
I-—__ —
morning at 11 o'clock. There will
be special music by the robed
Junior Choir and the subject ol
the sermon will be 'The Tine
Meaning of Thanksgiving Day." A
cordial invitation is extended .0
the public to worship with the con
gregation at this service.
LEAVING JUNEAU
TO VISIT FRANCE
Mrs. J. J. Marsh oi i'.v Men
denhall Fur Farms 1 < passe:v :r
south on the Princess Nm-ah to v. .it
her mother and family in Frm'?.
Mrs. Marsh will tour Frame, Eng
land, Italy, Spain and Belgium f ir
four or five months, returning via
the Panama Canal to California,
where she will visit relatives, v.he
expects to reach her mnthe’"s home
| in France the day befere Christmas.
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New Ford For dor Sedan
Is An Economical Car
to Drive
ECONOMICAL because of its low first cost, ar.d low
cost of up-keep. Economical because it has been
made to stand up under thousands and thousands of
miles of steady running.
An indication of the built-in quality q{ this car is
shown in the extensive use of fine steel forgings.
More steel forgings, in fact, are used in the new Eoi*d
than in almost cny other car, regardless .of price.
Come in and learn about the safety, comfort,
i smoothness and alert performance of this car by
} driving it yourself. You’ll know it’s a great auto
mobile the minute you take the wheel.
Juneau Motors? Inc.
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| BASKETBALL ■
I First Game-High School vs. Alumni .►
f WEDNESDAY—8 O’CLOCK
j # '•
i At High School Gymnasium
F3 */ I |
i ‘ Children—10 <^nts Adults—35 cents
J { |
WE W ARNED YOU
before the freezing weather to put Anti
Freeze in your Radiator—NOW WE
Warn You Again
To equip your car wTith
Weed Chains
We carry them in all sizes—for every
make of car—BE WARNED.
Connors Motor Company
Service Rendered by Experts
WE PRINT EVERYTHING
STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES
Geo. M. Simpkins Co.
PHONE 244
Edison Mazda Lamps
ABSOLUTELY THE
STANDARD OF
COMPARISON
Alaska Electric Light
& Poiver Co.
Juneau—Phone No. 6
Douglas—Phone No. 18
THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS
THE GASTINEAU
Our Services to You Begin and E»d at the
Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Ca^ying Boat
... in
the
stands its
SPIRIT/
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in a cigarette its
TAST E /
(^RISP autumn air, the thrilling
tenseness of the kick-off, the roar of
cheers, the hard-fought battle—and al
ways at hand, the dependable good taste
of Chesterfield.
We think we may fairly claim for
Chesterfield the most steadfast army of
smokers any cigarette ever had — and
for the soundest of reasons: unvarying
tobacco quality, mildness balanced with
character, an “extra something of
aroma and good taste —
“TASTE above everything ”
yet THEY SATISFY
SUCH POPULARITY MUST BE DESERVED
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