The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1931, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY NOV. 24, 1931 rl!l‘l E l painst akm’ly instructed and train- T' HEABER |24 by Coach E. G. Wentland. They b ‘nn be depended on to mahn a fir a quin!ef.te of Juneau Fireme the scholars will have mor termined opposition from the a umni. The graduates can enli such capable performers as Ale: Sturrock, James Connors, Dewey Ken Junge and tne Orme James and Frad ocrl Coaches to competition o s 1 st String Team \eloped by Mh: Enid Burns, the coach. The game is sure to be colorful. One of the ams will wear uniforms in the school hues | of scarlet and black, and the other will have white middies. Line-up for Scarlets For the Scarlets, Elizabeth Ter- hune will jump on the tip-off, Rhoda Minzgohr will cover the | center section of the floor, esser and Lillian Anderson will defend the goal and Eva Rocivich and Margaret Hanson will pile up as many points as possible for their side. The Whites will put Tyra Whato o |into the circle, Fern Gubser will run beside her; Barbara Winn, who made her letter last season in her r course to 0 appear to- gymnasium hool. A triple he: 4 or the price of one admis: t offered Thanksgiving Ev chocl boy gradu h school boy f high school and high high school team has been | en yeu be thankful that vou are making progress s? We have not forgotten our duty to in that cur efforts tcward providing vou with ity feods at prices scientifically ccrrect are more than appreciated. ' EGGS, Large Standards 27-ounce average CLEAN—FRESH 2 dozen for 73¢ Hostess Fruit Cakes 1 POUND . 1, POUND TIN __ 2 POUND TIN Calumet Baking Powder 1 pound, 30¢c f CANDIES —For the Kiddies For the Family For the Holiday SPECIAL THANKSGIVING MIX Two Pounds—45 cents Swansdown Cake Flour 34c package Thanksgiving Puddings HEINZ'S FIG PUD- DING—40 oz., 35¢ HEINZ’S PLUM PUD- DING—14 oz., 35¢ Large size—69c Only the Nationally Known Brands of CANNED GOODS W hick kave tocn Tested by the American housewif> Telephone 24 Store Closed Thanksgiving WE DELIVER Iona | freshmax\ vear, will cooperate with Ulrich, the Junior n from Sicka, in guard ac- BLUEBIRDS HIT HlGH | MARK, WIN 3 GAMES; PELICANS LEAD RACE nk the 13- nch curtain raiser at tomorrow's | Tired of being cuffed around by | rtainment will be the b the other teams in the between High school freshmen boys 10WIy Bluebirds rose in th and eighth grade boys. The first- }ast night and took the Sp year high school youths vanquished ¢0Wn the line three ti and the Ian up the la the Elks' mixed t Bringdale mad the grade lads recently, latter vow revenge. The three tgames will demon- strate about every type of baskst- 535, and not ball. They will give hoop enthus- his team m iasts their initial opportunity to Th see in action the first string boy and girl players on which t high school rests its hope for distinction on the maple floor this season transpires between bas- evening ought to for interesting the most pins, behind him was | alf, with 545. g L:ne— nik, Sparmw anchor m'\n 557 but the rest of his gang The puted comment turkey platters Thur - - o NOTICED The Juneau Water Co.’s office is now located with the Lucas Office Equipment Co. on Third Street. Telephone 50. Telephone bills may be paid at our office. adv. JUNEAU WATER CO Olsun with 438, s for total pin han women, b iLagt BAER KNOGKS KENNEDY 0117 Miss Taylor 105 Miss Monsor 3 121 Har 163 B le 203 .' 205 g 160 SPARROWS nik 135 135 135 V. 140 123 127 163 12¢ 177 106 116 142 3 200 202 753 700 737 2190 | PELICANS | 132 188 118 438 163 150 127 440 128 135 125 388 184 146 145 158 155 167 765 774 683 CROWS an 125 132 99 35 114 - 111 2131 151 179 164 156 179 182 § 169 156 189 Dovu | Bo 155 55 Full Count OAKLAND, Cai Nov ing over a right uppercut dropped his opponent count, Max Baer, O weight, evened up with Les Kennedy wh (out the Long Beach third round of a sch, round bout last Kennedy score: sicn over Baer a year ago Mrs. Olson Mrs. McLean Regular meeting tomorrow . tember birthday party. Feed e~ USE the wquestion Box at the —adv. Bible Chautauqua. o s WIGGLY %anks piving DUNBAR SHRIMP LARGE TIN—17¢—Dry Pack NAMCO CRAB MEAT large tin—25c¢ Del Monte PUMPKIN Two tins for 25 cents POTATOES Another Carload Arrived HIGH GRADE YAKIMA GEMS No Limit to Purchases 100 pounds net, $2.15 All No. 1 Washington State Grade FRESH FRUITS ORANGES, medium size, dozen FANCY SPITZENBERG APPLES, dozen 47¢ FANCY JONATHAN APPLES, dozen 39¢ FRESH Su 1§ estlons HEINZ’S MINCE MEAT 2 pound tin, 43¢ COMPLETE LINE OF Heinz’s Olives and Pickles LOWEST PRICES APPLES Jonathans and Winesaps per box, $1.15 Very Fine Quality—BUY NOW Fancy Winesaps per box, $1.59 FRESH VEGETABLES LETTUCE CELERY . CUCUMBERS, 1 CABBAGE, solid heads, pound .. BRUSSELS SPROUTS, pound e 10c¢ and 14c ..10c and 14¢ 15¢ 05¢ arge, each FRUITS & Pegelablet . THIRDROUND 4-ROUND BOUT 0- erate rates. ~JACK DEMPSEY | GETS DECISION BUSY' i nght Uppelcut Puts Long Makes Slow Sita Start, Ends Up i o Dovn for Like Whirlwind in \ ¢ ' i Go with Hunt I ’ TULSA, Okla., Nov. 24—After a | slow start Jack Dempsey wound up a four round bout last night with Babe Hunt in a whirlwind |§ style to gain the newspaper de- ision, Dempsey looked slow and clumsy | § in the first rounds. Booes greeted | the fighters at the final bell. RICE & AHLERS CO., Bt oons GOOD PLUMBING Have been refurnished and redec- [< “We tell you in ndvsnce orated and now offer clean, first- [§ what job will cost™ class accommodations. Rooms by the day, week or month at mod- Inquire Arctic Cigar — - Front St., Steve Johnson,] SPEND Sunaay, Tuesaay, Thurss —adv.|day and Friday evening at | Bible Chautauqua, Odd Fellows | Building. —adv. Not Only Cheaper but better Store, Prop. - e Old pupers At ’l’ne mn.re b More than three hundred years of increasing prosper- ity, comfort and safety calls for Thanksgiving indeed. We are thankful this year that it is our privilege to play a part, however small, in the great drama of American history. DROMEDARY DATES FANCY—Package 22¢ BULK DATES—2 pounds, 29¢ DUNBAR OYSTERS large tin—25¢ small tins, 2 for 25¢ SNIDER’S COCKTAIL SAUCE large bottle, 29¢ BUTTER WASHINGTON MAID Always Fresh 2 pounds for 69c EXTRA FANCY BUNCH CELERY Large Stalks 20 cents CLIQUOT CLUB OR CANADA DRY GINGER ALE 2 bottles for 35¢ ALMONDS—FILBERTS—PECANS WALNUTS—MIXED NUTS FANCY CLUSTER RAISINS CANDIED PEELS AND COLORINGS FOR YOUR CAKES A Full Line of SCHILLING’S EXTRACTS . Telephone 24 Store Closed Thanksgiving WE DELIVER FREE 3-TONE WHISTLES for the KIDDIES