The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 30, 1931, Page 8

8 REV, HUBBARD IS FILMING ALASKA LIFE Glacier Priest Has Reached ' Unalakleet and Is Head- ed for Akalurak Hubbard, the Frank Dor- Father Woodley, who is e bl Legislators Leave Sitka at 1 P. M.; Lue Early Tuesday e Legislative committee engaged in an inspec- of the Pioneers’ Home ka at 1 o'clock this on on the gasboats eon, Kittiwake and according to word re- ed here. he vessels are expected h here early tomor- morning, in plenty of for the day’'s sessions. Seeeseccesccccoes - e - LOOSE ANKLES PROVES EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL Loose Ankles,” the three-a~t comedy given at the Coliseum the- Saturday afternoon and Sat- y ht, by members of the J high school class, proved a financial as well as histrionic succey The matinee performance was well-attended, and at the eve- ning performance almost all seats March 30— | north during the summer. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1931. e e % PRS- . End o' Month Specials For Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday CITRUS POWDER...... 25¢ Large P.u l\a"es ()YSTERS, 3tins........50c DU NBAR SALT per shaker . . . ... ..10c \I()RTON @—Iodlze(l ASPARAGUS TIPS, tin . . 22c AMOC \T—M?dmm Gr(-en CRACKERS , package. ... .45¢ ()RMOND’S—lmporte(l from Vancouver, B. C. CORN, Amocat, 3 tins . . . . 50c None Higher—No. 2 size—Buy by Brand CUT BEANS, 3 tins . .....75¢c Buy By Brand SAUERKRAUT, 3 tins. . . .45¢ LIBBY—NO 2 suc CATSUP 3 bottles . ......50c YOLO BRAND SCHILLING’S BEST ; COFFEE, 2 pound tins. . . . 82¢ SCHILLING’S BEST BUTTER pound........35¢c . J PREMIUM—Solid Bricks PURE CANE SUGAR, 16 pounds for. .. $1 00 PURE CANE TOMATO PUREE, 3 for . . 45¢ Large Cans TOMATOES, 3 cans for . . . 50¢ Solid Pack No. 2—AMOCAT GRAPEFRUIT, tin . . . . .. 25¢ AMOCAT—Fancy JELLO, 3 packages. . . .. . 25¢ RED AND WHITE—AII Flavors NABISCO WAFERS, Ib. . . 35¢ Fresh Shipment PINEAPPLE JUICE ... . . . 25¢ Unsweetened—Large Tins EGGS,dozen............30c FRESH RANCH—Extra Large PICKLES, bulk, pint . . . . . 30c HEINZ—Plain or Mixed were taken. 3 - . (. The sudenta presented the piay PHONES Five Deliveries o 92 and 95 Daily D CHORAL CLUB ATTENTION | Meeting tonight, 8 p. m. sharp, High School Auditorium. Music here. Members urged to attend and others invited. —adv. §x} “I’LRP EYORS TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE” SRR S iSRG AU ALL SALES FINAL AND FOR CASH E . . ° ' This Huge Stock to go at Once. Prices no Object. Must Liquidate LUGGAGE Cotton Crepe Crochet Thread Men’s Shirts ’ Marked at Cost and Less in various colors—While They Last J. & P. COATS-— ANl giges andl colors— ENGLISH BROADCLOTH AND WARDROBE TRUNKS Yard, 10 Cents Regular 15 cents VAN -JLIENS WARDROBE PULLMANS : Values to $3.50 SUIT CASES_HAND BAGS O L0 by P Now, Each, 5 cents New Patterns—Sizes 14 to 173} HAT BOXES Babies Clothes Everything Must Go Now $1 79 Hartmann Trunks Are Guaranteed We ha‘}’;LeA‘figg’lli“slg_ifi(;g}i; li[';‘l’ Al;;ll;Rt}Sw baby ’ X Now is your time to buy your LUGGAGE— BOOTIES—ROBES— TEN N I S SH OES MENfnk Shmm. Over v i o BeeOur Window Bleglty - SWEATERS, ETC. BOYS’ SUN TAN TOYS Marked for Quick Sale Sises 1110 2, NOW $1.00 Men’s W ork Shirts ‘ i, X vl izes 215 10 6, NOW ... $1.19 : ; X counter full'of TOYS of alf kinds SHOES aehe ‘]’Vm e e Triple Stitch—Values to $1.50 DOLLS—AEROPLANES —GLIDDERS Nowat 89 cents TINKER TOYS—DOGS, ETC. A Very Good Assortment Bigger Values Than Ever—COME—Look FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS Marked at Less than Cost LOOK THESE OVER | Sizes 1414 to 18—A real work shirt Ladies’ Silk Hose a o Ky Over G Munsingwear Silk Chiffon WE MUS’,I‘ QISPOSE OF THE Insertion Laces Embroidery Silks New Shades—All Sizes ENTIRE STOCK A Big Box Full—While They Last A SNelane. W S -NOW Pair, 90 cents AT ONCE Per Yard, ONE CENT 2 Skeins for 5 cents Values Never to Be Forgotten PRICES NO OBJECT Store The Leader Department ~