The Alaska daily empire. [volume], December 21, 1918, Page 7, Image 7

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DOUGLAS AND TREADWELL NEWS NOTES
XMAS GIFTS
FOR LADIES
Silk umbrellas, of latest shades, from $6.50 to $12.00
Georgette Crepe Waists, from.$4.50 to $11.50
Silk top skirts and petticoats, from. .$3.75 to $12.50
Crepe night gowns, at.$17.50
Silk stockings, gloves, bath robes and corset
covers; prices to suit your purse.
FOR MEN
Arrow silk golf shirts, of all colors, prices
from .$3.75 to $6.50
Silk neckties, from .50c to $2.25
Arm bands and garters in holiday boxes,
from.50c to 75c
Neckties, suspenders, silk sox, silk under- ,
wear, mackinaws and overcoats.
FOR CHILDREN
Silk toques, sweaters, fancy woolen sets of all colors.
Come and look over our Christmas special holidays
display.
BOSTON STORE
(Opposite Gastineau Hotel)
IVORY PYRAUN
—Not German make—All kinds of toilet se^s and extra parts to
make up your missing articles—at 1916 prices—Biggest assort
ment on the Channel.
MUSIC
—A half dozen Victrola, Columbia or Edison records make a
splendid gift for anyone owning a phonograph,—or buy any of
the three standard makes from us—or musical instruments which
we cany from a harmonica to a piano.
CANDIES
—The choicest and freshest of nuts and candies—Holiday goodies
of all sorts.
PERFUMES
—She will like nothing better than a bottle of our high class
perfumery,—many choice varieties to choose from.
STATIONERY
—Fancy note and boxes of paper for your particular correspond
ence; playing cards, etc.
CUT GLASS
—And hand painted fancy china sets, jewel cases, standard
combs and hair brushes, hand bags, leather goods etc.
FOUNTAIN PENS
—If you want to make him happy put a fountain pen in his
stocking on Christmas morning,—we have the best standard makes.
Or give him a box of cigars,—a fresh supply of cigars and to
bacco just deceived.
UNBREAKABLE DOLLS
—Just the thing for the little folks. Books, etc., dear to the
hearts of the kiddies.
D&OP IN; and get a hot or cold drink at our fountain and exam
ine our prices. Ton will be pleased to And values oq many articles
no higher than two and three years ago.
ELMER E. SMITH,
Dooglu - THE FRONT ST. DRUGGIST - Phone 33
DOUGLAS CHURCH
SERVICES
I
ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH |
&-5!
(Very Rev. G. D. Christian, Dean.)
Fourth Sunday in Advent Season.
No Sunday school or service until
further notice. Collects, Epistle and
Gospel for above-named Sunday. Spec
ial prayers for sick and for “Times
of Great Sickness and Mortality.” pp.
41-42. "In quietness and confidence
ye shall renew your strength."—
Isiah. xxx„ 17. See pastor's Mes
sage, Holy Trinity Cathedral.
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL
REPORTED RECOVERING;
ONLY TWO SERIOUS CASES
DOUGLAS, Dec. 21.—The St. Ann
Hospital management reports about
thirty-five people now in the insti
tution suffering from influenza and
pneumonia.
All of this number, with the excep
tion of the little son of John Haho,
and A. Barcumus, a Greek, are get
ting along nicely and are not consid
ered in any danger whatsoever. The
Haho. boy and the Greek, are very
low with pneumonia, however, and
their cases are considered critical
Mr. and Mrs. H. Irvine and two
children were taken to the hospital
yesterday, all down with the disease.
Six of the Douglas school teachers
and one' from Treadwell, are assist
ing with the care of the patients.
Mrs. William Franke, who entered
the hospital for treatment yesterday,
is getting along nicely, and little
Flora Kaledovich, who underwent an
operation last week for appendicitis,
is so far recovered that she will
soon be able to leave for her home
GOVERNMENT DOCTOR BUSY
DOUGLAS, "Dec. 21.—Dr. Montgom
ory, in charge of Government work,
Was on the Island last night and ex
pects to make a survey of the Na
tive district today. All Natives who
have any symptoms o finfluenza or
pneumonia will probably be taken to
the Native hospital for treatment.
RELIEVED PASSENGERS
The passengers from the Island
who work at Juneau, were accom
modatingly taken to the mainland
by Captain Durgan, of the launch
Thalia, which happened to be lying
at the Douglas float last night, ow
ing to the fact that the gas engine
of the Ghent would not work for a
time.
YOUNGSTERS MADE HAPPY
TREADWELL, Dec. 21. -On Thurs
day evening, residents of The I’ine
were under the impression that an
explosion had taken plate, but it
turned out to be a band of young
sters with tin cans, old saws, sheet
metal and everything. that would
make plenty of noise, as a charivari
to Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Partridge,
the newly wedded coupler who have
made their home in the cottage for
merly occupied by Earl Jernigan
and mother last Summer. Mr. Part
ridge, who is the Treadwell wharf
inger, was prepared for the occas
ion, and a hand full of quarters.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
on Xmas gifts, cut glass, silver,
clocks and numerous other articles
on our “Bargain Counter,” at half
price.
OSTROM & SIMPSON,
Jewelers and Opticians.
FRESH CANDY
Just arrived on last steamer—Bulk
Chocolates, assorted jar candies, de
licious confections of all kinds in
fancy Xmas boxes—Just to your lik
ing for the holidays. Examine this
fine line of fresh candies at
THE PALACE OF SWEETS.
Large oranges, 65c a dozen at
Goldstein’s Emporium. z
PREPARING AL.LEYS
TREADWELL. Dec. 21.—Big Mike
Gaveril, the hi-jHJ chief bowler at
Treadwell, and captain of the Ready
Bullion team, is at work repairing
the pin setting machines, leveling
up the alleys and getting everything
in shape for the bowling tournament
which will start immediately follow
ing the calling off of the quarantine
regulations. New composition balls
and heavy maple pins are already
here.
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OLD TIMER RETURNS
TKEADWELL, Dec. 21.—Louis Imo
gen, one of the old-time carpenters
at Treadwell, who left here about
eight months ago, with the intention
of remaining Outside—"never to re
turn,” is back at his old job in the
Ready Bullion carpenter shop and
states that Alaska is the only place
aft,er all. Mrs. Kogen, who accom
panied him Outside, is expected to
join him here on one of the next
steamers foV the North.
Xmas flowers, holly wreaths and
baskets’; leave orders; Juneau Flor
ists.
Xmas present — Eastman kodak;
nothing better. See W, H. Case.
A nice assortment of hand-paint
ed dishes at Goldstein’s.
CHRISTMAS For-BABBoYv
" GIRT.
BROTHER
SISTER
MOTHER
IliYS FATHER
JV71 DAUGHTER
- - SON
FRIEND
IVORY PYRALIN -Everything
'■ in Ivory from
fine large Toilet Sots, Glove
and Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel
Cases, *I'in Cushions, Bud
Vases, Candle Sticks and all
the staple articles.
CUT GLASS, SltVERWARE
AND CHINA—Vases, Nappies,
““““Creamers and Su
gars, Celery Trays, Condiment
Sets, Salt and Pepper Shak
ers, Mustard Pots etc., and
Smoking Sets.
LEATHER GOODS AND TOI
I,ET ARTICLES Roll-Up Toi
let Casi s,
Hand Rags, Collar Boxes,
Playing Card Sets, Cigar and
Cigarette Cases, Books, Al
bums, Card and BUI Cases,
Purses, Military Brushes and
Cases.
BOOKS _Poems by Service,
.. Burns, Bryant and
others. Fiction and War Stor
ies, Children’s Rooks from A.
B. C. Books to Fairy Tales,
Linen Books, etc.
STATIONERY -111 Fancy and
"Plain Boxes —
make useful gifts.
PERFUMES — Make Sweet
Smelling Gifts
that everyone likes.
CANDY—to Beautiful Boxes
jo ‘souo ujuid pus
the very best candy that mon
ey can buy; 4 0c to $5 a box.
TOYS AND DOLLS—to this
juemjjsdap
you will find a new stock of
things the children like. Tea
sets, drums. Dogs, Balls, En
gines, Tinker Sets, Knitting
Sets, Knives and Plash lights.
Xmas Cards, Seals, Tags, Deco
rations, Candles, Holly, Etc.
GUY’S
Drug Store
NEXT POST OFFICE
DOUGLAS
ANOTHER GREAT'
CARIBOU HERO
NEAR DAWSON
Thousands of Game Ani
mals Come in and Give
Yukoners Opportunity
to Get Fresh Meat.
DAWSON, Nov. 27.—A recent arriv
als from Hie Twelve-Mile district,
North of Dawson, report that thou
sands of caribou have been crossing
the hills and vales of that region of
late, says the Dawson News. For
many days they swarmed down the
Little Twelve-Mile and across the
Hay Meadows and covered the hills
between Kentucky Point and Laptne
Ridge, which is on the wagon road
which follows the Guggie Gulch from
Dawson to the Twelve-Mile Power
House.
When they came to the big flume
many could not cross, but wandered
along the flume untl they found a
high trestle where It crossed a gulch.
Then they marched in single file
under tlio trestle, down the hill, and
crossed the valley of Twelve-Mile,
and struck Northerly along the North
fork or main branch of the Twelve
Mile. The most of them crossed on
the eleventh, the day peace was an
nounced, and the denizens of the re
gion celebrated by bagging enough
caribou that day to fill their caches
all Winter. Hilly Hill, the Twelve
Mile foreman for the Yukon Gold .
and Carlson came In with the newsj
of the big Trek. The caribou were
in the vicinity for two weeks.
Useful Xmas Gifts.
Percolators "Universal,” all sizes
and shapes at Goldstein's Emporium.
LARGE DEPOSITS OF
MOLYBDENITE FOUND
IN COLORADO STATE
—
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20— A recent
discovery of large, deposits of molyb
denite, metp.f used for hardening
cannon rifling, along ihe main range
in Summit County, between Climax
and Kokomo, Colorado, promises to
rival the excitement of former boom
days. The American metal-—Com
pany, which installed a plant at Cli
max at a cost of $.100,000 recently
shipped two cars of ore from that
district, which brought about $1G0,
OOO. Preparations of the rush Into
the hills hy 4,000 or 5,000 miners
is being made as soon as the fifteon
feet of snow covering the deposits
disappears.
Coats and Dresses,
A new shipment <6f coats and
dresses lias arrived for Grecnbaum’s
and tlie poods are on sale at very
special prices. Come and see them
r.t Grccnbaum’s next to Gift Shop.
GOLDSTEIN’S EM PORI I’M will
he open Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
THE FIRST IERRIIQRIAI BANK Of ALASKA
We Pay 4 Per Cent, on Savings.
BRANCH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF JCNBAC.
Electric Appliances
Make Useful Acceptable Christmas
Gifts
Alaska Electric Lisjkt and Power Co
FRONT STREET.JUNEAty ALASKA
FINE POULTRY
DELIVERY HOUR U
n r> 1 if 1 . ARTHUR FICKEN. N«r.
rrye-nruhn Market 8.*»rd *r~t
The Treadwell Store
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Appropriate Gifts for Holiday Season
Kid Gloves
Silk Hosiery
Silk Neckwear
Boudoir Novelties
Kimonas
Silk Sweaters
Silk Waists
Manicure Sets
Novelty Purses
Toys
Dolls
Toilet Sets
A large assortment of ladies’ and children’s handkerchiefs, specially boxed for
Christmas gifts; Madeira hand-embroidered handkerchiefs.
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Pyrahn Toilet Articles
A special lot of ladies’ and men’s lounge robes and dressing robes in new de
signs. Men’s neckwear and furnishing goods.
SHOP EARLY SHOP EARLY
OUR USUAL LOW RATE
ALASKA TREADWELL GOLD MINING CO.
MERCANTILE DEPARTMENT