The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 25, 1928, Page 8

. (T LU LU T L T T O T (T T T T We are building an addition to our store. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1928 L T T T T The space in our present store room will not be available and we must either move it all or sell it fast. DECIDED TO SELL AT PRICES THAT EVEN COVER THE COST. We HAVE DO NOT Now Is the Time to Stock Your Pantry CANNED FRUITS S & W or Reliance Sliced Pineapples, 214 S & W or Reliance Yellow Cling Peache S & W Royal Anne Cherries, 1s Reliance R Anne Cherries, 214s S & W Apricots—Peeled, 214s Reliance Apricot 58 Reliance Green Gage Plums, 214s Old Homestead Grapefruit, 2s S & W Grapefruit S & W Grapefruit, 14 oz. cans Old Homested Grapefruit, 11 S & W or Reliance Blueberries, 2s & W or Happy Home Fruit Salad, & 3 & W or Happy Home Fruit Salad, 2V 3 & W Fruit Cocktails, 2s & W Fruit Salad & W Pears & W Peaches & W Cherries & W Figs & W Apricots v Garden Sweet Pickled Watermelon Tea Garden Pickled Peaches Tea Garden Pickled Pears JAMS AND JELLIES Tea Garden Assorted Jellies, 15 oz. glass ... Tea Garden Assorted Jell 8 0z. glass Wine Flavored Jellies, 6 oz. glass Tea Garden Assorted Jellies in Tins, 25 ... Tea Garden Quince Preserves, 2s ... . Tea Garden Raspberry Preserves, 2s ... .. Tea Garden Plum Preserves, 2s ... Tea Garden Peach Preserves, 4 B Tea Garden Loganberry Preserves, 2s . S & W Assorted Jams in Jars, 15 Silver Shield Strawberry Jam in tins, 2s S & W Assorted Presrves in 15 oz, jars CANNED VEGETABLES S. & W. Beets, 214s : S & W Medium Peas, 2s S & W Small Peas, 2s . Reliance Tender Sweet Peas, 2s Reliance Cut Beans, 2s . S & W Saur Kraut, 214s ... Maximum Sweet Potatoes, 214s S Happy Home or S & W Pumpkin, 214 Golden Wreath Solid Pack Tomatoes, S & W Carrots, 214s S & W Artichokes, 214s S & W Artichoke Hearts, 2s .. K Reliance Asparagus, large size white Libby’s Asparagus, large s green peeled Happy Home Picnic Asparagus Tips, 1s Maximum Asparagus Tips, 2s ... Armour’s Asparagus Tips, 2s . Campbells Pork and Beans . CANNED MEATS Libby’s Corned Beef Hash ....... ot Hedlund’s Swedish Style Meat Balls Hedlund’s Roast Beef and Gravy ... each each each each each each cans cach wn each each each In Quart Jars SRRRRRRRR In Quart each each MISCELLANEOUS CANNED GOODS Crosse & Blackwells White Pickled Onions, 7 oz. jars . Blue Jacket Sardines—Ovals s Reliance Razor Clams, 2s Franco-American Spaghetti CEREALS H. 0. Oats, 1 1b. package Mother’s Oats Aluminum Premium Quaker Rolled Oats, 3 1b., 7 oz. packages Albers Minute Oats, 1 1b., 4 oz. packages . A Carnation Premium Oats, 2 1b., 8 oz. packages . Post Toasties : Muffets . Shredded Wheat Kellogg's Krumbles Pearls of Wheat Malto Meal Albers Flapjack Flour Albers Bluckwheat Flour Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour Pillsbury’s Buckwheat Flour ... Red Label Karo Syrup, 5 Ib. ca Blue Label Karo Syrup, 5 Ib. cans Red Label Karo Syrup, 1 Blue Label Karo Syrup, 11% Ib. cans . Rogers Golden Syrup, 2 Ib. cans Rogers Golden Syrup, 10 Ib. cans . Liberty Bell Syrup, gallon cans Schillings Black Tea, 1 1b. tins Schillings Black Tea 14 lb. tins Schillings Green Tea, 1 Ib. tins .. Schillings Gren Tea, 14 1b. tins Maxwell House Black Tea, 14 Ib. tins Gold Shield Coffee in 3 pound cans Canada Dry Ginger Ale ... S & W Prunes in 2 Ib. packages . S & W Currants, 1 1b. packages . Edgemont Graham Crackers Heinz Beef Steak Sau H. P. Sauce R each each .26 each .30 each .25 each .35 each .40 each QLT T T T T each @ each ¢ each : CO W e OO W 0O 0O B R 00 W $ .36 each | i ane B ROT - 100 DO DO CO Co W 4 0O L0 Lo 0 3 for $ .85 3 for .85 4 for .85 for 1.00 for 1.15 for .85 for .85 for .85 for 1.00 for 1.00 for .85 for .85 for 5 for > 3 for > $ .75 each $.75 each for $1.00 for .55 for .85 for 1.00 for 1.00 for .95 for 1.15 for 1.15 for 1.15 for 1.00 for 1.00 for 1.00 for $1.00 for .95 for .85 for .85 for .95 for. .55 for .70 for .95 for .50 for .95 for .95 for .85 for 1.00 for 1.15 for .85 for 1.00 for 1.00 for .95 - for $1.00 for 1.00 for 1.00 3 for $ 55 .each .45 3 for 1.00 .each .15 ..each .45 for .40 for .50 for .50 for .40 for .95 for .95 for 1.00 for 1.00 for .95 for .95 .each .45 ..each .46 .50 .50 3 for $1.00 4 for .95 3 for .85 3 for .70 3 for 1.00 2 for .75 GPOCO[‘ PHONE 478 " ENTIRE SLATE IS NOMINATED BY DEMOCRATS : Party Ratifies Candidates Endorsed by Conven- tions—Light Vote Lack of any Democratic terday resulted in the i st vote of that party in many s. Only a few regular party men turned out to the polls for the purpose of atifying the candidates endorsed t party conventions for party positions and nominations for the all election. jeorge B. Grigsby, former Ter- ritorial Attorney General and for- mer Delegate to Congress, w nominated as ndidate for Dele e to Congr Judge James ruitt was nominated for Attor- ney General. Party officers elected were: Na- tional Committeeman, James J Connors, Juneau; Delegates to the National Convention, 8. Hellen- thal, James McCloskey, Allen hattuck, John W. Troy and H Turner, all of Juneau, and A. A. Shonbeck, Anchorage. Nominees for legislative posi- tions are: for Senator, N. R Walker of Ketchikan; for Repre entatives, Nels Anderson, Dou J. 8. Ream and A. H. Zeigle Ketchikan, and Allen Shattuck, Juneau. contests in the primary election ye ARGONAUT Light Gray FLANNEL SHIRTS LT T Good looking Long wearing TR H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man SPECIAL 72 sheets of fine WRITING PAPER with 50 ENVELOPES to match for $1.00 O O T T T DIAMONDS Beautiful blue white stones in engraved white gold mountings at all prices. Convenient jerms to responsible parties LUDWIG NELSON Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Y —u AN ANNOUNCEMENT Will soon be made to inform you of our new location, where we will specialize and- serve you better than ever with .medicines and sundries. We carry a very large line of magazines and Sunday papers, including the New York Times. Don’t forget the dance and basket social at Moose Hall Friday, April 27, throughout the Territory | FOREST WEEK IS GIVEN BOOST BY AMERICAN LEGION To help convey the spirit of American Forest Week, the Ameri- Legion Post of Juneau has ing and edu tional di window cases of the Juneau Young Hardware. The center of the display is the cross section of a tree grown in Southeastern Alaska, which was fourteen years old when Columbus ered America in 1492. An ing group of pictures airplane views taken in this by the aerial mapping ex- on which was here two years ago. Two other picture groups are in the window, one illustrating the Forest Products Laboratory at Madison, Wisconsin, and the other showing the natural industries of Alaska, especially the lumber in- dustry. Wood samples finish the dis- play. There are several plain samples of wood, a bundle of box shooks, a piece of piling filled with worm holes, illustrating one | of the ravages, and a piece of log taken from the glaciated forest area mear Mendenhall Glacier. LADIES’ NIGHT AT ELKS AFTER LODGE| Tonight is Lad Elks, and members, wives and swee arts are to be on hand for a social gathering immediately af- ' Night at the “|ter the weekly meeting ends about 130 o'clock. Dancing, special entertainment and: refreshments are included in the feature program been nged by the committee in cha All Elks are requested to attend Lodge tonight, as a big turnout is desired. The committee in charge of the function is composed of William Biggs, chairman; L. J. Jewett, Thomas McCartney, Dan Russell and R. D. Peterman. e aiiiiiens FORMER RESIDENT H E Blackman, formerly Mrs. W. W. Casey of this eity, who now lives in Snohomish Wash., was an arrival on the Alas- ka and is staying at the Hotel. Mrs. Blackman to visit her many friends here for two or three weeks before return- ing to her home. Mrs. K. | THURSDAY ll MADE THE WHOLE T WORLD LAUGH play in one of the large| which has| Zynda | expects | RAILROAD VOTE REPORTED TODAY tvontinued from Page One) | 1 | MOOSE PASS | Sutherland 12; Albrecht 5, Ald- | rich 5, Lathrop 2; Caswell 2, Chase |4, Gelles 5, Pratt 1, Wickersham 11; Gottstein 10, Grant 9; Rust jgard 11; Borgen 9, Goodall 3; Dean 8, Foster 6, McCain 3, Mur- ray 7, Phinn 1, Roach 81, Seller 1, Tarwater 11. LAWING Howard 1, Sutherland 6; Waller |4; Albrecht 1, Aldrich 1, Lathrop 5; Caswell 1, Chase 1, Gelles 8, Pratt 2, Wickersham 6; Gottstein |5; Morgen 5, Goodall 2; Dean 4, i Foster 3, McCain 2, Murray 2 | Roach 3, Seller 1, Tarwater 7. | MILE 314 Howard 1, Sutherland 20; Al- brecht 6, Aldrich 6, Lathrop 11; Caswell 3, Chase 7, Gelles 10, Pratt 1, Wickersham 18; Gottstein 16, Grant 16; Rustgard 13, Waller I7; Borgen 18, Goodall 2; Dean 15, Foster 12, McCain 15, Murray 8, Phinn 2, Roach 3, Seller 5, Tar- water 18, CORDOVA Howard 146, Sutherland 240; Al brecht 126, Aldrich 21, Lathrop 238; Caswell 118, Chase 261, Gel- les 134, Pratt 32, Wickersham 178; | Gottstein 236, Grant 246; Rustgard 256, Waller 89; Borgen 167, Good- iall 206; Dean 86, Foster 200, Mc- | Cain 165, Murray 223, Phinn 341, Roach 127, Seller 50, 'Tarwater 162, ¢ KENNECOTT-BONANZA Howard 33, Sutherland 26; Al- brecht 5, Aldrich 9, Lathrop 3 | Caswell 25, Chase 33, Gelles 25, | Pratt 13, Wickersham 19; Rust- |gard 27, Waller 26; Borgen 32, | Goodall 24; Dean 16, Foster 26, McCain 29, Murray 48, Phinn 29, | Roach 26, Seller 28, Tarwater 30. i EYAK Howard 27, Sutherland 68; Al brecht 44, Aldrich 17, Lathrop 27; Caswell 37, Chase 64, Gelles 19, Pratt 5, Wickersham 50; Gottstein 53, Grant 58; Rustgard 67, Waller 14; Borgen 30, Goodall 55; Dean 29, Foster 37, McCain 42, Murray 40, Phinn 70, Roach 38, Seller 19, Tarwater 36. CHITINA Howard 13, Sutherland 31; {brerh( 10, Aldrich 3, Lathrop 28§; | Caswell 22, Chase 20, Gelles 22, | Pratt 5, Wickersham 20; Rustgard Waller 9; Borgen 11, Goodall Dean 16, Foster 11, McCain {15, Murray 23, Phinn 22, Roach , Seller 13, Tarwater 19, e, FUR CONFERENCE OPENS, SEATTLE SEATTLE, April 25—The first Far-Western Conference of the National Association of the Fur Industry opened here yesterday '| with 100 delegates who will attend the $2,000,000 monthly Seattle fur auction opening today. National fur leaders are attending the con- ference. —_——————— ATTENTION REBEKAHS MEETING Perseverance Rebekah Lodge I{No. 2A I. 0. 0. F. will hold their regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Visiting members are welcome, Mrs. Charles W. Carter, secretary, announced. adv. [ e i ' Flower ; Seeds | MANDEVILLE & KING Best Ever BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. When We Sell It It's Right Free Delivery Phone 134 Sub Statlon Post Office No. 1. & SPECIAL!-W Y hile They Last “WEAR-EVER” ALUMINUM PAN FREE WITH 2 PACKAGES OF S O S GARNICK’S PHONE 174 REEIEBRNSENINENIZE RINYNTARNLENNERENYBENNANNI $1.35 T L L T T T T T T L L L L LT LT LT TP e P PP R T R L EE R T Seven-to-Fourteen Tub Frocks Tiny flower and conventional designs shower these pretty print dresses—a variety of pretty styles for the school miss — sizes 7 to 14 — priced from to $2.50. Also a New Assortment of Childrer’s Coat and Slip-On Sweaters from 2 to 6 years. Priced from $1.95 to $4.25. Goklstéin s Emporium ‘ Juneauw’s ‘Style Center ERNESRRSINERNNEETRONSNUSRNEDENENERTONNSLALL) D T P e e P e P Pt P T e e e PP PO PR P LT R P e LR T PP LD L R R B S D O