The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1930, Page 2

C It is only nec- | number ever swr\chcd a switch a point or | same time is 16 for same results ob- ’ television in conjunction. 1 or out a coil. | M ULTI-TUBE SET OF FUTURE WILL TUNE 14-1600 METER BAND) contains two tun- | densers, six of’ which are | 14 to 1600 meters. When the set 15 to a sound-picture re- | ro are actually two singiz | is two stages in push pull. For | evision it s 0 11 from 19 tubes are used When jumping al eband that ca ¢ are in oper- ays the same nt combinaiion is mere nine age ho The sct, s hold use. TR C T e — & We fino great joy in greeting the many good people who have granted us their friend- ship. And we face the future with a determination so to conduct our husiness as to merit and rceain that friendshi CHRISTMAS DINNER SUGGESTIONS Heinz Fig or Plum Pudding Small 20¢, Medium 39c, Large 73¢ SPARKLING NUTS FANCY 1930 CROP GINGER ALE c Walnuts 34 Peanuts Pale or Dry - Almonds (‘L!QUO'I Filberts CLUB Brazils Per Case—$4.60 4% Mixed Nuts Per Bottle—20c¢ 37 3 POUNDS—95¢ MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED ARMOUR’S BULK MINCE MEAT, 2 pounds for HEINZ’S MINCE MEAT 1 pound tin—28e¢ 2 pound tin—43c 2 pound glass jar—59¢c DATES FRESH—CLEAN 2 Pounds e B CANDY P i £ TR I3 TI’;[ O}I ()'\TE Large Box Fancy Assorted—Christmas R et Wrapped 215 POUNDS FOR 98 CENTS e ALL OVER 2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SUNDAY, DEC. 21, at_ the | ef ound and | sc The set contains 12 tuning con- iy turned | which are turned tony each contral. Grouped abeut * to cover the territory from |each condenser are seven coils, to give the sequired wavebnnd oover-| - NINE O’CLOCK TOWN ¢ R p age. The audio amplifier for sound | simplified setup using -only |, nd intended for aver- | demonstrated its | 1930. r their discontent almost | Col. Adalbe: cks Col. T | In addition to clos | he has made intoxica MAKES VERA CRUZ A | e grucle tn vers crun. Tejeda. it d to m | . sisted in wanderin: t. The police individuals, s the city and put them to w ; | building roads. Now the streets tool of | @85 a cemetery. upon the governor, da is a rigid reformist. he cabarets, | clal and educational ng liquor a | vented the first wk per-{of charity—clothing the needy and | them out- et | Vera Cruz are as lonely at night -~ - Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. CHRISTMAS CARDS fellowship pervades our common -life —a fellowship whose source. is fi' hristmas card. It |common share in the gift of ‘the was six inches long and four inch-| world's greatest Life which as hen | es wide, and depicted in the panels | given to the whole world.—Artpur e | formed by a leafy trellis two acts|Reed Kimball. ¥ Sir Henry Cole, an English so- reformer, in- e feeding the hungry. Last year| OLD MINT BECOMES PRISON m | more than '$100,000,000 worth of | Christmas cards. were sold in the | United States. NEW ORLEANS—The old miit building here is to be convedted into a federal prison to house up to 300 prisoners. About $100,000 will be spent in remodeling and 1t charm of Christmas is| will be possible to enlarge the . It is a festival that quarters to house 500. ork | of | - eee CHARM OF CHRISTMAS BUTTER, pound, 39¢ EGGS, dozen, 30¢ 3 dozen for 89¢ JAP ORANGES-Lowest Price in Town SWEET POTATOES, 4 pounds { LARGE CELERY and LETTUCE ... EASTERN CRANBERRIES, 2 pounds........ 49¢ Cocoanuts, Rutabagas, Parsnips, Turnips, Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Fancy Apples, Green Peppers, Bananas, Tomatoes, Lemons, Squash ORANGES Sweet Juicy Navels DOZEN Medium size—25¢ Large size—39¢ CHRISTMAS CANDY—AIl kinds— HARD MiX—PRINCE’S MIX— CHOCOLATE DROPS UNUSUAL LOW PRICES THE WORLD \ We take sincere pleasure in wishing you one and all a MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR EVERYTHING FOR THE DINNER Hostess FRUIT CAKE 1 pound Cellophane Wrapped—55¢ 1% pound tin—$1.45 2 pound tin—$1.95 OYSTERS - large tin, 33 cents CRAB MEAT large tin—38c SHRIMP—Dunbar large tin—18¢ COCKTAIL SAUCE gnider’s, large—33c¢ 3 MORE SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS _ WE MAKE PROMPT DELIVERIES —3%H! appeals to every one, because cv}fi one can understand it. A genuiric f ‘.