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Christmas
Gifts
Your problem of selecting suitable gifts will be easy if
you look at the variety of goods on display at Britt's Phar
macy just now: CANDIES in beautiful boxes, Liggets, Low
neys and the Imperial. WRITING PAPER, the famous Sym
phony Lawn, acknowledged to be the best and prettiest made
in America. PERFUMES, imported and domestic in all
sizes. PARISIAN IVORY GOODS, the biggest and best se
lection in town. HAND-PAINTEI) CHINA, Pickards, Hav- j
lands and others. CUT GLASS, Libbeys and other makes, at
cut prices. FOUNTAIN PENS, Waterman and Parker.
LEATHER GOODS, toilet cases, traveling cases, purses,
hand bags, pocket books, bill books, etc. ART LEATHER
GOODS, table covers, center pieces, sofa piilows, card cases, j
writing cases, writing pads, desk blotters, etc. SAFETY
RAZORS and SHAVING SETS and a long line of other ar
ticles highly suitable for Christmas gifts. EVERY CASH j
PURCHASE GIVES YOU OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
AN ELEGANT, $.50.00 TRAVELING BAG.
Britt's Pharmacy
lhe REXALL S T O R E ? The NYAL STORE
fc W. YOUNG COMPANY!
^ The following articles will be giv
" en away as prizes by the C. W.
Young Company, December 24th,
5 1913, at 8:30 p. m.:
j Articles: ?
3 1st Prize i Monarch Hange.
^ 2nd Prize? 1 Leather Chair.
* 3rd Prize ? 1 Occidental Sewing Ma
S chine.
? 1th Prize ? 1 22 High Power Sav
age Kifle.
5th Prize ? I Solid Porecelain Lav
atory.
6th Prize? I Percolator.
7th Prize ? Sterling applied knives
and forks.
5^ 3th Priz< ? I Pearl Pocket Knife.
* sth Prize- 1 Pearl Pocket Knife.
10th Prize ? 1 Pair Gent's Roller
Skates.
11th Prize ? 1 Pair Lady's Roller
Skates.
12th Prize ? 1 Savory Roaster.
13th Prize ? 1 Boy's Sled.
14th Prize ? 1 Auto Strop Razor.
15th Prize ? 3-Piece Aluininun Set.
16th Prize ? 1 Electric Toaster
17th Prize ? 1 Carving Set.
18th Prize ? 1 Electric Iron.
19th Prize ? 1 Rug.
20th Prize ? 1 Mission Clock.
21st Prize ? 1 Flash Light.
22nd Prize ? 1 Maud Saw.
23rd Prize ? A Prize.
24th Prize ? 1 Hammer.
25th Prize ? 1 Manicure eSt.
2 Aluminum Roll er Skates;
V WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWVWVWWVVWWWWvC
| FURNITURE LINOLEUM I
j P. H FOX'S - - Douglas, Alaska
FIRST TERRITORIAL BANK OF ALASKA
Douglas, Alaska
Every facility for banking. Foreign and domestic ex
change. Commercial accounts solicited. Interest allowed
on time deposits.
M. J. O'CONNOR, Pres. - - - A. E. GURR, Cashier
Six Beautiful Prizes
given away Christmas Eve. Special favor with each $1.00
purchase. Biggest display of Christmas goods on Doug
las Island.
PAUL BLOEDHORN
JEWELER, Douglas, Alaska.
If You Want the Real Thing in
TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING
SEE
M. J. O'Connor
A Perfect Fit or No Sale
NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED
M. J. O'CONNOR
1======
DOUGLAS
COMPLETE CHANGE OF PRO
GRAM AT LYRIC TONIGHT
DOUGLAS, Dec. 18.? The following
is tonight's Lyric program:
1. ? "A Child of Nature" ? depicting
Gypsy life, aud their roaming dispo
sition.
2. ? "The Law of God" ? an American,
Western drama, life on the plains.
3. ? "The Repeater" ? a story of po
litical life, by the Thanhouser Co.
4. ? "The Floor-walker's Triumph,"
a comedy enacted in a large depart
ment store in the city.
RELAY SKAKTING RACE
AT DOUGLAS TONIGHT
DOUGLAS, Dec. 18. ? The relay skat
ing race between * Anderson and Van
DerWyer against Stanwortli and Mack
ie will be at the Douglas roller rink
tonight, commencing at 9 o'clock. The
floor is being sandpapered and put in
readiness today, and the four racers
have completed their training. There
will he a preliminary .race between
"Joe Gans" and the "Gimlet Kid."
PROGRAM FOR TREADWELL
FIREMEN'S BIG SMOKER
DOUGLAS, Dec. 18? The following
is the program for the Treadwell Fire
men's smoker that will take place
Monday evening:
1. ? Treadwell orchestra will render
the latest selections.
2. ? Song? Monte Snow.
3. ? Boxing ? Opperman vs. Gardiner.
4. ? Dancing ? Kearney.
5. ? Wrestling ? Fisher vs. Schar.
6. ? Boxing ? Beals vs. McDougall.
7. ? Burlesque ? Monte Snow and
"Babe" Samples.
8. ? Boxing ? P. de Montozon vs.
Whitman.
9. ? Piano Selections ? Clarence Pop.
10. ? Boxing ? Kennedy vs. Etz.
11 ? Boxing ? Gross vs. Goebel.
After the events, refreshments of
rolls, weiners and coffee. Good music
will be furnished by the Treadwell or
chestra.
* *
! 1
DOUGLAS BRIEFS
I
* ?
DOUGLAS; Dec. 18. ? The second
same of basketball in the tournament
will be held at the Treadwell Club to
night at 8 o'clock between Compan
ies No. 2 and No. 6. the Mexican and
the cyanide plant. A close game is ex
pected.
There will be a bowling match at !
the Treadwell Club alleys tomorrow
evening between the Treadwell and the
cyanide plant teams.
A fair sized crowd attended the
? lance at the Treadwell Club last night.
The music was excellent.
Charlie Thielieke joined the Elks
last night.
There will be a band rehearsal to
night at 8:15 at the Club, all mem
bers are requested to attend.
Mr. Fragile, who is confined at the
St. Ann's hospital, is much improved
today.
The piledriver was doing some re
pair work on the ferry dock yester
day.
The Caledonian Club will meet to
night at the Croatian Society hall on
St. Ann's avenue.
Leave your orders at Leiver's for
our fresh home-made candies. Every
variety of chocolate and all fresh. We
have some beautiful designs in boxes
to select from. We have 56 varieties
and flavors and pack special boxes of
any kind. Don't forget our candy is
all fresh and of the best quality. Choc
olates from 25 cents to $4.50. 12-6-tf
Don't forget that Great, Big, Beauti
ful Doll to be given away Christmas
live. 12-6-tf.
Before buying your toys elsewhere,
come and see what Liever's has got.
Everything for the children and big
folks. 12-6-tf.
Don't forget the toys at Leiver's,
from 5 cents up; everything is a bar
gain. 12-6-tf.
Everything for the smoker at Leiv
er's. A nice pipe or cigar holder will
make a suitable Christmas present for
your friend. Pipes from 5 cents to
$20.00. J 12-6-tf.
membersTmp^campaign.
DOUGLAS, Dec. ? Douglas Aerie No.
A. J. PALMER, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 18, Sans Soucl Bldg.
Douglas .... Alaska
* ?
1
p
1
A PRESENT FOR YOU
A GOLD SOUVENIR BROOCH
GIVEN AWAY FREE
To every purchaser of $7.00 worth of goods or more during the
rest of this month.
Strictly Outside Prices *
MFNDHAM'S Pioneer Jeweler of the Interior
U Established 1897 144 FRONT STREET
I
Announcement
Extraordinary
On Sale at once
Every Ladies' and Misses' Coats, Tailored Suits
and Skirts at One-third off regular price. Do
not fail to take advantage of this great oppor
tunity. An immense stock to choose from, and
the best in the land.
i
THE COOK WHO KNOWS
will tell you that it makes a lot of
difference in the results when first
class groceries are used. You believe
that too, of course, but imagine that
first class groceries are too expensive
for you. Come here and learn your
mistake. Our prices are as olw, if not
lower, as any.
Dept.
V^~~<3UNmU,PaiASKK.
117, Fraternal Order of Eagles, has
received a special dispensation from
the Grand Aerie allowing them for a
limited time to take in new members
at $7.50. Large classes are constantly
going into this great fraternal and ben
eficial order.
For further particulars talk to any
Eagle. 12-4-lm.
o ? o ? o
Empire want ade get results.
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS.
There will be a social session after
the regular meeting of Silver Row
Lodge, No. 2, I. O. O. F., in Odd Fel
i lows' hall tonight. All Odd Fellows
and Rebeccas and their families are
i
requested to be present.
W. W. CASEY,
C. W. CARTER,
R. KEEN,
Committee. 12-18-lt.
INSPECTOR MALONEY COMING.
Territorial Mine Inspector William
Maloney is a Northbound passenger
enroute to Juneau after an extended
visit throughout the East. Inspector
Maloney was a representative to the
American Mining Congress having
been named by Gov. J. F. A. Strong
as one of the representatives for the
Territory of Alaska. After attending I
the session of mining men Inspector
Maloney visited the United States ex
perimental stations at Pittsburgh and
at Denver where he gained much val
uable information.
o ? o ? o
I have a stock of suits and over
coats selling at 115.00 ? special value ?
until Christmas. H. S. Graves, 133
Front St 12-18-6t.
Special Announcement
to the Ladies of Juneau
and Vicinity
WE WISH TO INFORM YOU THAT FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE WILL OFFER EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS IN STREET DRESSES AND COATS, SUITS, FURS, ETC.; MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FOUR DAYS RE
GARDLESS OF COST. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS OPPORTUNITY; WE DO NOT WISH
T TAKE A SINGLE GARMENT BACK WITH US.
Dresses
REGULAR $15.00 SERGE DRESSES FOR $7.00.
REGULAR $18.00 CLOTH DRESSES FOR $9.00
REGULAR $18.00 VELVET DRESSES FOR $8.00.
REGULAR $.'{0,00 SILK POPLIN DRESSES FOR $12.00.
Coats
SKINER SATIN LINED PERSIAN CLOTH
REGULAR $30.00 FOR $12.50.
REGULAR $37.50 BROCADED SILK LINED FOR $16.50.
REGULAR $37.50 SILK MOTLAZAY CLOTH FOR $17.50.
Suits
ALL WOOL, HEAVY SERGES, REGULAR $30.00, FOR $10.50.
SERGE AND FANCY CLOTH, REGULAR $35.00, FOR $12.50.
COMBINATION VELVET TRIMMED IN CORDUROY $45.00 FOR $17.50
' ? ? '.F. * ? 9
and all other garments are cut down from 50 to 60 cents on the dollar
GREENBAUM & EPSTEIN
Store open till 9 p. m. Cain Hotel Front and Franklin Sts.

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