The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1929, Page 8

L e 4 DOZEN SWEET ORANGES, 90c LIPTON’S TEA Pound Can, 95¢ Window Cleaner, 27¢ Shrimp, Servus Brand, 2lc SERVUS JELL DESSERT MOLE—WONDER . Heinz Old Fashioned Pickles ¢ 2 L 24 cents Vinegar, full quart, 27¢ All Pure Fruit Flavors We give you the BEST for same price that OF GEORGE BROTHERS SPECIAL you get cheaper grade elsewhere CRESCENT Mapeline Syrup, 74c Mehfl[m wilh the extrg dowr Fancy Meat—Dry Packed L, AMOCAT Vegetable S pecial 1 can Amocat Dimple Peas—1 can Amocat Faney Corn I can Amocat Stringless Beans All For 71 Cents When You Buy—Buy Quality It Pays CRESCENT Baking Powder, 30c I Iflm : I e ABSOLUTELY PURE—POUND C:\N’ a’ld ww 0%8" Satisfaction Guaranteed (ww k < 7 PUREX, quarts, 3 for 85¢ Master Bleacher and W ater Softener TR HONEYMOON—PURE GINGER ALE. 16¢ Heinz Mustard. 13¢ Corn Starch, 10¢ S g PREPARED—JAR ARGO—PACKAGE ORANGE JUI CE, can, 16¢ ALASKA DRY 8 Ounce Jars Net Best For All Purposes Natural Strength—100% Pure Nahe THE THRIFT STORE THRIFT GEORGE a Regular Habig and - T , Jo L s thow BROS. t "THRIFT take | Purveyorg to. Particular People ¢ \‘[F’/out Of &fe / : ries Yyouve d for-"" . PHONES 92—95 FREE DELIVERY IR o o /onged for 4 0, 000 R 'at St. Ann’s Hospital, is recuperat—l A Aedga ek Children’s Shoes _ Kali-sten-iks J oMo SalOl]m ' Everybody. Expects More for || . _ = | Their Money These Times and | ‘ ‘ Here They Are NOT ‘ Disappointed called to settle motions brought up | RECOVERS FROM OPERATION JUDGE ‘HARDING in pleadings and to hear nny‘CABUSAs ]s FOUND Miss Esther Kaser, who under- equity cases that may be ready for INSANE YESTERDAY | went an appendectomy 10 days ago trial. Tu Hnln TERM In the Court party are: Judge Harding; John Dunn, Clerk of{ Domingo Cabusas, Filipino can- Court; J. H. Newman, Court Re-|nery worker, was yesterday ad- porter; Miss Ann Gaynor, Clerk in|judged insane by a jury in the the United States Attorney’s of-|United States Commissioner’s Cour.t | tice, and F. A. Aldrich, bailiff. He was committed to Morningside s Miss Gaynor will remain in Ket- |by Judge Frank A. Boyle, but later chikan until next week, leaving then|probably will be transmitted to| Leaves Today fOl' S h ort | on a vacation. She will go east to|Steilacoom, Washington. 3 Ohio to visit relatives and friends,| Cabusas came to Alaska about Sesswn. Of .Fe de k al returning here in about 30 days. |30 days ago. He was employed by Court, First City - ——— the Peril Strait Packing Company Close Out Prices NOTICE TO MARINERS at Todd. He was brought here i | cther ocal Gourt ofices e 10 e o Pt wuese || CeTtO, regular 35c size, 2 for ...55¢ Drv G D have left this afiernoon on tne |, GAETE DGl UL e [umping out of & window in the || T'ojlet Soap, reg. 10c cakes 05c | ry Goods Department steamer Yukon for Ketchikan "Oizfifh wa:mrenghted J:ly 1st Filipino bunkhouse. Hebo will be |}| G h C ) k : l ét c.i.d." . | hold a short term of the Federal 2 o taken south on an early boat. - | E K district court. No jury cases are!G:::::e S:Z;llm:}n;s r‘:nds'euM;“i“d);e e | raham rac erS’ arge ca les’ k One lOt' of Glnghfllflls CLOSE OouT 3 yards for 25.(: slated to be tried and nelther grand | F*¢Ue BN G880 7O HUCH Pyt S regular FOC “ s s 7 el 55¢ One lot of Five French Ginghams, fast colors, regular price 75¢ i jury nor petit jury has been called | a' 4 0 . 5 gas and whistling buoy show- | - B B taw. : s | 108 same light characteristic. For the accommodation of the ]| Grape JUICC, plntS ............. 33C CLOSE OUT—17%¢ yard 35 16 Spottod the sesion Wil ——————— trade, this store will be open Wed- |}/ last a week or ten days. It was| Fig Bars, fresh stock, pound-...15¢c | Florida Grapefruit Juice, can ..25¢ | | Roast Beef, 1 pound cans ...... 38c | GARNICK’S | PHONE 174 Japanese Crepe, flat color, CLOSE OUT PRICE—2 yds. for 25¢ i | Silk Crepe Combinations, reg. $3.50, NOW $1.75 | Try the rve o'Clock Dinner|nesday evening, July 10. | Specials at Mabry's. ~adv, 'adv. B. M. BEHRENDS CO,, Inc. Gastineau Cafe 1 Ready-to-W ear Department One group of Rayon French Panties and Combinations in i broken stock, values to $3.95, all to go at 75¢ Infants’ Organdie Bonnets, values to $3.75 CLEAN OUT PRICE—75¢ RECEIVED ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT 50¢ Luncheon $1.00 Dinner | Short Orders All Hours | | Open 7 a.m. to 1 am. l | OF S e ] Brunswick Panatrope Men’s Department | Boys’ All Wool Suits, values $8.56 to $25.00, most of them have two pair pants, CLOSE OUT PRICE—#$3.75 a suit Heavy Canvas Gloves, 8 PAIR FOR $1.00 “Anywhere in Alaska” Plumbing Heatin Sheet Metal 0Oil Burngzrs DON'T SWEAR Portables Try Our ‘Skeeter Dope It dopes ’ém, they lose their pep and you enjoy life. We make it ourselves —we know it’s good. “ 25 TO 35 DOLLAR MODELS Shoe Department Women’s Canvas Outing Shoes and Oxfords—50c PAIR Men’s Rubber Boots Sox—3 PAIR 50¢ These are but a few of our items priced at COST or LESS Don’t Miss Hearing This New Model Machine Free Heating or Sanitary Engineering Service RICE & AHLERS CO. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL Juneau, Alaska “We tell you in advance what job will cost” —_— | Juneau Drug Company || H. M. HOLLMANN R. R. HERMANN Free Delivery Phone 33 LUDWIG NELSON JEWELER Goldstein’s Emporium Open Till 9 P. M. Wednesday Evening