The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1933, Page 7

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1933. ' Ty - - : cover with white or caramel frast- | |day during the week in the hos- | femesrosorrrroceosorsdon DOUGLAS |™ ———e Senior Banguet Menu Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Bowman ex- Chilled Fruit pect to leave on the Norco to- b . A\l | v . o . 2 Baked Chicken Buttered Potatoes NEWS | morrow for Everson, Wash. where Am rosia | Creamed Asparagus » |they will spend the summer va- | Buttered Rolls | cation, They plan to return about Vegetable Salad -’ | the mxddk of All'—'lh Deal Brick Ice Cream Cotfee | CHAMBER' COMMITTEES 4 JUNE SUNDAY DINNER CONTINUED ON PHOJECT The -Menu To clean silk lamp shades use a J A Fried Chicken Brown Gravy |stiff brush and dip in warm water.| opn, regyular meeting of Lhe $1.50 -§ | Buttered Potatops, Corn Cakss | Work quickly. Douglas Chamber of Commerce, . Mashed Turnips held last evening, was taken up uNlIED STATES Bread Butter Left-over noodles or rice can be|jprony with a review by the sev- Skin Fresliener I Sliced Tomato Salad oombmf'd with egg, a little milk|.o0) oommittees of their progress i e e o ol Spice Cake Iced Tea |amd formed into a ring, or mold 0|, 4ate on the different projects T Pe served with creamed meat OF|yainos promoted by the organiza- Face Powder \ Carn, . Calkds fish. tion for the welfare and advance- 2 l LADIES DEB SAI\D /\l $1 %; P’}lr b : Two qups. corn. g ment of the town. New lines of ac- Cleanser S ns % i1 i " ot o It l sail 'MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S BEACH OR | et i s ([ N | NS S | S ™ il ot e, i i o One-quarter teaspoon salt. Pres!\deht, Roosevelt, last month| i —_— PL\JAMA SA.\DAIJS, Sl[e 171//’ t() % $1 10 Palr | One quarter teaspoon celery salt. BRUKEN UP BY i‘:;_mm TRAILS, B Wip DY PRV in Washington, D. C., the Viscount ravociade O B Rl One qharter teaspoon paprika. AL proposed a new Japanese-Americ: One egg. arbitration treaty to which WOMEN'S WHITE OR BROWN OXFORDS S e | NEW YORK MAN ™S o o b o bt ot oy Dirug Mix ingredients and beat two As a result of this, according to | Pebbled Rib Fabric, $2. 25 Pair | mimtes. Drop tsblespoons of k- Wjee. 16)-Clorgh BreaBlinife v sntined b0 £k s, e | ks s e B P .. Lo WOMEN'S WHITE STR APS them to cook. Arrange around | tra Human Burden [expected home snortiy. ating impedifig commercial war- e Corne¥ Drug Store fried chicken on the serving plat- Mrs. Ted Doogan entered the]fm's‘ in Asia between the British & |ter. | NEW YORK, June 9.—A m-cenr;‘l pital Wednesday to undergo an|and Japanese Empires. i Pebb]ed I{]b P dbr]c $1 95 P(lll' | Sliced Totato Salad ! breadknife cut its way into a|operation and Alfreda Fleek was|, PRI W Wy DOBBIIRE v+ "/ SPSSSSIENT. e g MR TG i, ¢ - A —_— — | Twelve sliced tomatoes. triple tragic solution of Raymond|brought home from the hospital{ Hawaii's first automobile ferryf. s S A | w Irizarry’s in-law problem. the same day, after a week's ill- boat soon will be put in servies|: | One cup sliced cucumbers. b Y, | ! ¥ 7 | Three tablespoons chopped green | The 33-year-old laborer grabbed |ness. between Pearl Harbor and the ml: e M:'"‘lse“"‘l‘“ help you | ife i g 5 ake your sl SFE OUR Fl\h \SSORT\IENT ()F \\ HITE | peppars. a knife a_nd screamed: Mrs. Gera}:fl Hudson s.pentrone Army airbase on Ford islaxid ] T ? A opping plans. | Two tablespoons chopped onions.| ‘I am tired of supporting your | One quarter teaspoon salt. mother and sister on the money SL“)PhRS ’\:\D OXFORDS Mix and chill ingredients. Serve |1 make.” on lettuce and top with French Then Irizarry stabbed Mrs. Julia | | dressing. Vizarrondo, his mother-in-law, who TITETHR | Spice Cake died immediately; plunged tha One-third cup fat. knife into the abdomen of his| ‘ One cup sugar. sister-in-law Celcilia, who fell [ ] One cup sour milk. dead, and attacked his young wife Onz teaspoon vanilla. who ran to a neighbor's flat and aml Oe O e Two teaspoons cinnamoh. died later. Irizarry then stabbed Yoy One teaspoon cloves. himself. He is expected to die. L . Four children slept through fthe One teaspoon nutmeg. One eighth teaspoon salt. | tréigedy. s { ¥ 3 v Two cups flour. i Seward Street Ne \t to Behrends’ Y| one teaspoon soda. Police Get Side Arm One egg. STOCKHOLM.—Stockholm's po- Cream fat and sugar. Add rest of |Jicemen prefer the sabre to the | ingredients, beat two minutes. Pour |¢lub and now may wear it at all into shallow pan lined with waxed ‘hours. Heretofore the swords were u Aroonflprmsenfipresenllppmsenflyromenfiyrs slif sttt smas i strmee U oo snre i ptmne (g fl | paper. Bake thirty minutes in’ regulatwn equipment only during modera!ely s]ow oven. Cook and hte afternoon and at night n|||mm|||||||||nu||||mu|||||uuuumummmu|mun||mmmuu||um|||m|||mmm||mmnm||||mm|m|lmmmmmmulmummmummuummmnmummml|||m||||mum|||||m||n \ Meat Department ROASTING CH]CI\EI\S ‘ 27 c poundig. i iaier: R R T ANNIVERSARY—1 YEAR OLD i « g One year ago the United Food Co. opened the Meat De- partment. Do you remember the prices you paid before the United Food (n opened their Meat Department and the prices you . uneau’ s finest r oo ente Where every detail of your order is given personal " TELEPHONE BROILERS Fresh dfor . vivans oo $1.00 M attention. We have but one price and guarantee 58 : : a fair and square deal for all. WE DELIVER | CHICKENS SLICED BACON Dry Picked—Nice Size . Eastern 65c each 19¢ pound EGGS, Fresh Standards, 3 dozen ........... 73¢ GHIRARDELLI CHOCOLATE, pound....29¢c GROUND SWEET BACON=Armour’s Melrose, - -| ] ‘OLIVES—Gfeen, Bulk, ‘ BOME L st c 28 to pint, Pt . ..., ieann, 200 ,S‘A,LT’ Shaker, box ... beiw ... Jik. s iy abe MISSION BELL SOAP, bar ...............5 RINSO AND OXYDOL, large boxes ....... 25¢ PEANUT BUTTER, Spreadwell, quart . ...25¢ BLUE RIBBON TEA, pound ..... 0. 49 CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES, BEETS, large cans, 4 eans ... .. T e 45¢ DILL PICKL ES——Fancy Flrm, -l e PICKLES—Faultless, Sweet Mix, 29 c each . i TR B2hdyidr - o R PICKLE RELISH--Eaultless l 4 ‘ LUNCHEON MEATS—Rath’s, 3 5 Brand, Fine for Meats, jar ....... c Spiced, pound .................. c fik | )i COFFEE—Crescent Steel Cut, 2 ! TEA—Crest, Green or Black, pouRide. S S T 5 c half pound ....... b, : .. oS 3oc KING OSCAR SARDINES, can ............ 10 FLOUR, 10t 8k = o ... ... $1.23 !’FJDE OF THE WEST. A GOOD FLOUR MAYONNAISE, Prefered Stock ........... 35¢ EQUAL TO THE BEfl—Guarantced to Satisfy JELL POWDER any flavor, 4 boxes .......25¢ Telephone l 6 - -Telephone Free Delivery 000 OO0 00O T FIG BARS— 1 o PICKLES—Faultless, Sour 29 pound. Fuiite L o R R 1' c Mixed, 32 oz. jar s e c WATCH | Plcmc Needs For Our Display of | ) 'A Good Assortment of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LUNCHiZON DELICACIES ON HAND to arrive on:“Norco? ' » {10 .0 forthatSunda Outing ‘i Free Delivery RO ||unmmnnmmmmnmn’nnmnnnnnmmummlmuum||nnmumnmnnnmnmmnmmmmnmnnmmmmmmmmmmmmunmmnmnmummmumnmnm ) g 25080001 SURRRISNRSILL BRI TRER S TN e 5 e hy S A e S ChEDASRSAS (LR S AALh BB S 44350 I EHRS A b 3 Y AN A e Y |

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