The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1932, Page 8

A A P ST Va5 MORE SUPPLIES MAY WET MONT SENT TOLIARD IN PROHIBITION GOLD SEEKERS CIRCLES, REPORT Prohibition Arrests Last Menth than Usual as First Division Shows More| DRUG STORE TO MOVE INTO NEW 600D TIPS FOR_ ed delays in | he Juneau White salmon, although 1less| vy in color than the pink va- rieties is wonderfully rich in Juice Company will nd spacious quarters i ne Building until the e of the month and makes an excellent meat es- i oday June 20 was t clally when cooked in a hot oven nal date fixed for mov ith frequent bastings with oi Add butter the t few minutes and squeeze lemon juice hot v soon but erection of the > the fish while ing marque te e fish while piping ’ M ) 1 ake lor 3 | y garnish and a sauce v N i : > Tomorrow the store room will|© - 0 nvoLle accompaniment b 1 | be devoted to ! d food | . ices of | SLICE BERRIES ON . il rit- | Guild and a S CREAM PIE TOP g re-'ed 8 I ) ! this [ducts demonstrat % The flesh flavor 8 strawberries o |H, B. Cr ka is a dressy addition to old-fas ; |tative |ioned cream pie that makes it xtremely popular dessert w s 3 hipped cream. Just | AT THE HOTELS E t the cream a for | e—= ke shell, cov. iz o s and spread ) Gastineau pped cream two|. I» Engstrom, J. C. Johnson b impossd | Wrangell; Dorothy Brooks v ”l’ |Colo.; Mrs ates Com= 6“5y TAKES HORSERADISH 3 Jat| g o) sapple, green onions e x].p | button mushrooms : ispende dj salad when tosse & ne year\ Knox N. Jerome, B. Brown, Ju- d neau French dressing to which a liber spot in | vinating | X and - - >> e — | S i Woman Pledges will Wire From Allin d 3 | Mr. Stenbra ft her War on Crime if B 4 Elected Sheriff 1 17—Mgs. Lena V. | seven children | er of three, who is riff of Kit Car- n J 10, promises to o o 42 t county of organized gangs MINE CLAIMS PERPET es if she is FOOTBALL GAME Republican nomination by four ims A‘“‘mr n. There are five men in the names|fielq for the D nomina- | § 1A eglyphics t0ltjon. The primary election is in | ut tell a tale to sports|september | 8 I don't think Tl have any more 24 to 0" [trouble than a m aid S OWD- (when asked if ated Tunnel | trouble with the la the © nt [“T was raised on firearms and I can shoot ht—about i T thelas sf sht as any She in the zames | countr | > FINLAND TAPS WHITE mous| HELSINGFORS v le e far b promi; mpany ARG J BOUNTY FUND USED UP; JREcs % SSOURI HAWKS FROLI¢ | baths has been cor SON CITY, June 17.— bounties 2 sorts of s many were 1 funds have been ‘ the Game and Fish De-| were benefici: 1 t of the exh Copper's hawk, a ld life, may s, without hunte: W. Mcla Ann’s for medical treat- Mrs patient in St George entered { FREE | TICKET men - - ~ BROOM CARE Brooms should be dipped in hol p suds at b week. and make TO SEATTLE OR $40.00 TRADE CREDIT JACK OF ALL TRADES or SPECIALIST? AWARDED TONIGHT GEORGE BROS. at 8:30 o'Clock Do you believe a “Jack of All Trades” will do as good work as 9 1 bon REMEMBER o'clock all accounts tonight will ceive tickets 1 Nugget Shop offers you services of a specialist in branches of the jewelry and >s. Four men, each a practicioner of his ider this when in ch Repairing, Jew- facturing, Repairing Ivory Carving, ete. We Challenge Mail Order Prices and Quality GEORGE BROTHERS GROCERY be done no more, wor and the less, ——and— LEADER DEPART- MENT STORE THE Nugget Shop GOOD BUTTER CREAMERY—Solid pounds FLOUR—Good Baking, 49-1b. sack ...$1.30 GARNICK’S—Phone 174 FRESH DOUGHNUTS, dozen ... .. e MADE BY COFFEE SHOPPE STRAWBERRIES 11c Basket STRAWBERRIES PUT YOUR ORDER iN EARLY 3 Amocat Grapefruit, 3 Amocat Tiny Corn, VEGETABLES Lettuce, Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Green Peas, TOMATO PUREE, 2 laroe cang Gl Put Your Order in Early Watermelon, Cantaloupes, Tomatoes, Green Onions, Radishes, Asparagus, Bunch Carrots, Turnips, Beets—Kept 36 degrees in Alaska’s LARGEST CHILL ROOM —PHONES— 92—or—95 QUAKTERS S0\ HOUSEWIVES | This will pre- king and |amount of starch of |vent the iron st | GOOD ON SPINACH EGG SALAD SING | Hollandaise sauce is a favorite FEATURE OF MENU [on asparagus. But try it some- attractive and flavor unch- | time on spinach. It makes a truly alad may be made by filling [royal dish of this rather lowly mold with gelatine flav- | vegetable. ored n sweet pickle jui ough | i o €ges | FOLDED NAPKINS to make the whole mixture loc In placing a folded luncheon low and mayonnaise fold- napkin on the the fold should « he last. Whi zealed [be on the right side, or next to t ttuce and fill the center |the plate, W or fish salad or veg- | S Wi g ()‘:an“(‘ WE \ ‘Whipped eam mixed with chop- g gt ¢ ‘|ped ginger and marshmallows akes a quickly prepared and de- th pimiento strips. lous dessert. e PORK ACCOMPANIMENTS POTATO SALAD HAS PLACE | with ried t pork. bominy is delicious Be ON SUPPER MENU |, those w SIMPLE 2 supper for sure to © | apple sauce on the menu, t0o s 1 a noon y ide potato sa onion READY tuce, toast, read IN MOMENT and milk = no boiling or beating adults, making you repare pitted and ag, with BAKE MACORONI WITH TUNA FISH ur starch. AL 1 soap jelly to each qua Then add the required Tuna fish makes a flavory all- FOR THE MEAL of MEALS Buy Now! - Red Hot Specials! FOR BETTER SERVICE Place Your Order Early Saturday Morning FRESH KILLED—RIGHT OFF FARM Chickens 23C POUND ARE NOT FROZEN—Due on North- land—Average 3-pound each Put Your Order In Early BUTTER 22( POUND Please Put Your Order in Early BROILERS FRESH 3¢ Ib. THESE ARE NOT FROZEN—Due on North- land—Average 1% to 13 pounds Put Your Order In Early THESE GEORGE BROS. DON'T FORGET THE EPISCOPAL [ADIES include | FOOD SALE AND LUNCHEON AT VALENTINE BUILDING SATURDAY—DON'T FORCET |around serole fish for luncheon |There is not that unpleasant |or dinner when mixed with chop- |odor all through the house in ped green onions, green peppe Do ot "thitik ' you. cod chives, rich white sauce and cook- | * : e ed macaroni. After the mixture |train yours? is put in a buttered baking dish slices of hard-boiled egg are placed on top and buttered crumbs sprin- kled over. Bake in a 350 degree {oven until heated through and | morning. | CHEESE SPREADS PIE CRUST STRIPS ftover pie crust makes deli | lightly browned on top. ious wafers to accompany salad 1 or the cocktail course, when cu | in fancy shapes, spread w - | LUNCHEON COMBINATION | When, looking for a new tasty |luncheon dish try serving creamed | salt codfish on grilled tomatoes. 1 They make a delicious combination ed butter and rich fla and baked in a quick o | very lightly browned. A | paprika adds both color peppy flavor. MODE DINNER “ Straw woven jack |in Paris to wear with lir frocks. Many are multi- DOVER CAKE Dover cake is a pl from the popular | % pound butter beaten to a cre MASCULINE BUILDING EXPERT |1 pound sugar, 6 e INTO HUDDLE WITH \\'OJIF."IA’ZOUP. 1 teaspoon | Architects, engineers and buildir ‘clovcs‘ and nutmeg, s of New York recently hi i | juice, 2 teaspoons baking powder. a meeting with housew ves and |Bake in a loaf for club members. They asked the|utes to 75 minutes women’s advice on improvements in home construction. leasing changa Usa SEALS JUICES WORTH TRYING Rubbing a teaspoon of su | ©One housewife leaves an empty |along with salt and pepper into |cereal carton in the kitchen the|a steak will improve the flavor | night “hubby” has the boys in to|The sugar carmelizes on the out- |play cards. After they have gone |side, holding in the juices which he empties all the ash trays into |gives the meat added nutritional he carton and tucks in the top.'value. HEINZ WEEK--June 17 to 25, Inclusive 25¢ 10¢ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUPR-Scans 5 0 A HEINZ WEEK TOMATO JUICE, HEINZ WEEK RICE FLLAKES, 2 packages; =0y HEINZ WEEK PURE FRUIT JELLIES, GRAPE—CRABAPPLE—C JRRANT—QUINCE BREAKFAST WHEAT 2 3 ; ] HEINZ WEEK APPLE BUTTER, ‘ 2-pound jars 3 1 : HF]JINZ WEEK C i VINEGAR, pints 13c, f;‘ TOMATO KETCHUP, Jarpe: s e o OVEN BAK- 25-o0z. large, 3 for 50¢ ED BEANS 16 oz. 2 for .....25¢c COOKED SPAGHETTI, Dicanst b Ly e SWEET GHERKINS, \UT BUTTER, HEINZ WEEK 3 C i package ... ... (THE CEREAL WITH VEGETABLE EFFECT) CIDER OR WHITE 22¢ | HEINZ WEEK % HEINZ WEEK HEINZ WEEK HEINZ WEEK > HEINZ £ OPEN UNTIL 'MIDNIGHT