IT WON’T BE LONG NOW
Tomorrow night is the night
the whole town has been waiting
for to watch the snappy High
school and iPremen basketball
“strut their stuff” in the cffi-j
cial eye-opener of the season.
Both squads will appear in spick
span new suits. And as a prelim,;
the girls’ hi and the city ladies
will thrash out a battle for sup
remacy. “Whut a night!”
GIFTS THAT LAST WHEN
CHRISTMAS IS PAST.
Whenever possible, choose
gifts which are permanent
reminders of your love and
affection. At our store you
can purchase gifts that last'
a lifetime.
MANICURE SETS
$2.50 and up
Will enable your loved ones
to keep their fingures trim
and neat. Perhaps she”l
manicure your nails some
times, too.
ELWYN SWETMANN
The
ILL HOGERS GIVES
HIS ALLEGED WITTY
VERSION Of FOOTBALL
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BEVERLEY HILLS, Dec., 11, (iQ?)—
“These post season football garner *
never decide anything. But a team
out here called St. Marys sounds
“effeminate” but they haven’t lost J
a game since the year of the big i
wind.
“Take them and Notre Dame. But
take all the Czekos, Italians, Jew- |
ish. Swedes and Eskimos and all
other nationalities off both teams, j
then the Irish from both teams and j
(they could get in 11); and then
the Irish play the foreigners.
“That would outdraw any game
in the world. Let Rockne coacn the
foreigners and A1 Smith the Irish;
that would be great. Yours for
games that decide something—Wi!
Rogers.”
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THEM HEWS
Billed for tonight at the Liberty
s the famous burlesque, “Tillies’
Punctured Romance”. The play has
)een the means of more side-aches,
recording to report, than any other
)f its type. Both on stage and in
novie have been the sensation of
,he season. Plays with the sole in
;ent to give laughing pleasure de
Dends wholly for great success on
;he cast of actors. With this idea in
nind the producers picked the best
comedians available with Louise
fazenda in the title role of Tillie.
rhe feature is advertised as “low
arow” in other words you can’t
lave the use of grey matter to “get”
t. It just needs a good limber side.
SEARCH FOR KANATAK
Orders to continue the search for
;he missing schooner Kanatak have
aeen received by Lieut Haugen,
commanding the coast guard cutter
Unalga, reports the Juneau Empire.
The Unalga will patrol the coast
Line and the islands of Prince Wil
liam Sound as far north as the Bar
ren Islands, which lie between Cook
Inlea and Kodiak Island. The hali
but schooner Rainier of Ketchikan
has been searching the coast north
of Cape Spncer for over a week, ac
cording to Lieut. Haugen, but no
trace of the Kanatak has been
found.
A show never to be forgotten tonite.
The general admission tickets
to the “Call of the Banshee’ at
the Liberty theater December 20,
go on sale today and the reserved
seats next Monday.
CLEANLINESS and the best ot
meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
Tom Allison, well known Moose
Pass mining man who has been
in the city for the past few days
on business, left today for the
camp.
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