The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1933, Page 8

M AN SAS T e S SRENELan PARISH BAZAAR | STARTSFRIDAY; ONLY TWO DAYS Traders Confused by Cur-|Beoths Al‘m—n;cd in As- Controversy— | sembly Hall — Turkey Dinner—Entertainment to make a Christmas for less for- tunate children in Juneau. The girls plan to offer embroldg}ed articles as well as food. Wednesday, December 20, the club will hold a Christmas tree party for the purpose of distribut- ing presents fo needy children Features of the party will be songs. plays and drills. Each child pres- ent will receive a gift, and a bag of candy and nuts. The girls also have made and presented to the sisters of St | Ann's Hospital 14 beautiful bureau [ scarfs and table pieces to match, to be used in the new unit of the hospital. SOME GOBBLER NOW AT PIGGLY WIGGLY The Piggly Wiggly Meat Depart- ment has on display what Manager Ed Schaeffer claims is the largest turkey ever shown in Juneau. The Tne cooking and sewing depart-|gobbler tips the beam in the 1Limb of |Falling Tree Kills Man smcxs “SOFTEN, BONDS STRONGER ON N. Y. 'CHANGE BELLINGHAM, Wash,, Nov. 23.—Anton Diden, aged 51 years, was strack by a limb of a falling tree and killed in the Arthur Knight Logging camp at Lake Whatcom late yester- day afternoon. rency Dollar Clo:es Higher [GIRLS’ LOYAL CLUB WILL ASSIST NEEDY AT CHRISTMAS TIME ' Loyal Club met yes-| American Legion b\ members admitted organization were Vivian . Irene Harris and Eleanor Tomorrow I zaar of the C will be on hand to play es throughout the even-| The committee in charge ofj r long contin-|ing * States Steel 447%. U. S. Govern- an orderly sub- covery. The whole fed- had a better tone from There were some last| ijes in the equity me losses of 3 1o} | Sterling lost nearly 12 cents and . franc dropped a point. Most commodities were lower, but re- ance was shown by some Mack Truck got up more than 3. Bethlehem and National Steels and a few others ranged between a fraction up to nearly 2. Stocks off 1 to 3 points were Case Thresh- National Distillers, United s Smelting and Refining, American Smelting, Cerro de Pas- co, Standard Oil of New Jersey. Johns-Manville, ~Sears Roebuck American Can and Western Union NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 22%, American Can 987, Anaconda 15%, Armour B. 21;, Bethlehem Steel 24, Calumet and Hecla 4%, Colorado Fuel and . Curtiss-Wright 2%, Fox tickets on the well filled hope chest state that it has been the|X tive of all the rna;or‘“ that it will be great- ly appreciated by the recxpcnm The chest is on display in the|% Thomas Hardware Co. window. [ Turkey Dinner 1 and Satt { nick’s Grocery. nized by Mrs. Sigurd| neighborhood of 36 pounds. making very satisfac- —— - s, according to reports ALLEN AT UNITED FOOD hc club plans a goody sale lay, December 16 in Gar-| 1 Food Company. Thomas L. Allen has been added to the sales force of the United He is one of thr Proceeds of the sale will be used well known salesmen of Juneau. On Saturday evening, COMMENC- | oo —oeeeeem R PP AT G s B ing at 5 o'clock a big turkey din- ner will be served. Mary Young O'Dea, well known to Juneau epi- cureans, will have charge of -the dinner, and the dining room will be under The siipervision of Mrs.| Samuel Guyot, assisted by Mrs. G. H. Walmsley and Mrs. F. S, Fellows, cashier. In charge of the various booths are: Bargain, Mrs. Guy Mc- Naughton; Beano, Al Lundstrom, Sr.; Novelty, Mrs. A. J. Forrest; Hope Chest, Mrs. Harley J. Tur- ner and Mrs. H. R. VanderLeest; ice cream, Mrs. Louise Norton; fish pond, Sister Lucinda, and Mrs. Flossie Doolin; candy, Violet Riendeau. A consignment of fine, large turkeys has been received to be disposed of at the Bazaar, and | frrrr e SOAP FLAKES SOAP FLAKES, 5 1b. pkg. ... 45¢ At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 Doctor -3 | ANNUAL SALE CANNED GOODS'! ONE FULL WEEK OF BARGAINS ! the evening of the 28th. for every dollar purchase. Don’t Forget Your Tickets It’s stock-up time and the CALIFORNIA GROCERY presents a complete showing of merchandise and prices which you, as a buyer, simply cannot afford to pass up. Read this thoroughly and you’ll see the reason why we urge you to stock up. ! —————FREE TICKETS——8 FIRST AWARD-—25-pound live Turkey and all the trimmings to be awarded on Tickets given - SECOND AWARD—Live Young Roost- er with all the trimmings to be award- ed to the person holding the second lucky number. Don’t Forget Your Tickets DEL. MONTE PINEAPPLE Large No. 2" can, 650 Seadas o ok FANCY SLIDED—Will Never Be As Low DEL. MONTE BARTLETT SWEET POTATOES Happy Home, large No. 2 Y% can, 2 for 450 DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS Iron 4% . 3 ; t 214, o 5 fx:‘(r(:;all?nr‘lal G;:::;t;walo‘m Iaicn- ho wxllrl] ce},’(fififn(’fzf a‘{l ’ZL';.?:; RAE L. CARLSON PL ARS L V l / Medlum Whlte Tlps, necott 21%, Packard Motors 4. how they may secure a nice, ten- arge, INO. g, QSivar 3 Standard Ofl of California 42%.|der turkey for their Thanksgiving OPTOMETRIST 3 cans c q e can, y cans ...... United Corporation 4%, Cam;illlwln dinner. ol : 'k . @ o “h ;). . Ni P SR R = d Mi :2u‘l{‘e‘;~ I(Zr:re{efr::;amfl :m United Music of l:/a:let;ma::i excellence | Of KetChl (l'l bt e LI IANCE PUI\/IPKIN CHAMBER HEARS OF TRIP MADE BY MOTORSHIP Captain of Boxer Is Guest at Lunchen—No Meet- ing Thanksgiving ! A shipment of four tons of cas- siterite running about 75 per cent tin is in Juneau on its way from Cape Prince of Wales to Singapore, where it will be smelted and re- turn about $500 to the shipper at Tin City, according to a statement made by Capt. James Crawford, of the Motorship Boxer before the Juneau Chamber of Commerce at its weekly luncheon in Bailey’s Cafe. Capt. Crawford, a guest at the Juncheon, told of his latest trip into the Arctic for the Indian Service. Another guest, traveling auditor for the Alaska Steamship Company, also spoke to the Chamber. There was a good attendance at the luncheon, but no business of importance was transacted. Next Thursday being Thanks- giving Day, the Chamber will not meet. PLAN MERGER WASHINGTON, Nov. 23—Merg- ing of the Coast Guard into the Navy is said at the Treasury De- partthent to be under considera- tion. The proposal is now in the hands of President Roosevelt and was made, it is said, upon 3ug- gestion of Secretary of the Navy Swanson. — et MRS. V. A. PAINE RETURNS TO FOX FARM ON KEKU IS. ON MOTORSHIP PACIFIC After spending the last three weeks ja Juneau, Mrs. V. A. Paine, whose husband is a prominent local attorney, left this morning on the motorship Pacific for their fox farm on Keku Island where she| spent most of the last summer. Elmer Payne, Jonteel Face Powder | will be furnished Saturday ovenmg During the dinner hours the popu- | lar stringed quartette of the Fili-| pino Orchestra will play, and af—‘ terwards Krane's four-piece or-| chestra will entertain. Two outstanding vocalists will‘ be heard during the evening—Ma- | dame Helent Orloff, dramatic so-| prano, formerly of the Russian| Opera Company and fne Chicago | Civic Opera, accompanied by Mrs. Dolly Krause, and Miss Minnie Morris, lyric soprano, whose ac- companist is her sister, Miss Joyce | Morris. I S S SR Dany Empire Wlm Ads Pay. £ SHOES IS NOW IN JUNEAU AT THE ZYNDA HOTEL Glasses Fitted Leaving Tuesday, November 28 PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT! Eyes Examined Overstock of Hundreds of Pairs of This Season’s Most Beautiful Footwear Must Be Sacrificed at These Sensational Prices Because we bought much more heavily than usual befere the rise in wholesale prices, we have an overstock of shoes right at the height of the fall season. profit or original cost, they must be sold and to dispose of them immed- making these NOw . .. iately, we’re prices! North . this season’s footwear . There is no finer stock of shoes in the . hundreds of pairs of smart, new, Regardless of $3.45 $4-45 sensational . suedes, kids, rep- tiles, every material, every popular color, every new style for every occasion. See our windows . . . values . . . 5OC i BUY NOW and 'save! see the marvelous $5.45 $6-45 $1.45 All Sizes! All Materials! All Styles! All Widths! A number of DEL. MONTE PEACHES Large No. 2% can, 550 Sucans i\ SLICED OR HALVES—Buy Now C & C GINGER ALE, J.quarts ... o MIXED NUTS, pound .. .. DEL MONTE APRICOTS Large No. 2% can, 650 3 cans ... Sell ’Em Cheap S & W GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 can, FANCY FLORIDA—Market Advanced MARASCHINO CHERRIES ‘Reliance 15 ounce bottle 4oc LIBBY’S RED PITTED CHER- RIES, No. 2 can ......... cangi ot i n 65 CANNED MII K Borden’s or Darigold, 15.cangtas .. Jus SI NEW CROP DATES, 2pounds ... ... ... 25c Clean, Firm and of Finest Grade FANCY GLACED FRUITS, per Ib. ........ 4o° DICED—Ready to Use 1933 WALNUTS, Spounds ... ... ... s.... s‘ S & W LARGE EUREKA DEL. MONTE ASPARAGUS Salad Points, No. 1 tall sl Large No. 2% can, SOl 250 DEL MO\’TE BEETS Medium Whole, No. 2 650 can,3cans ..... S&W CARROTS AND PEAS No. 2 can, 45 Consistently the Best DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE For All Cooking Pur- POSES, canu: . - ) & RELIANCE BEANS Cut Stringless, No. 2 500 can:. 3 cans i %, S & W TOMATOES Solid Pack, Large Can, 65 G doans v S & W WHITE OR YELLOW S.& W TELEPHONE PEAS No. 2 can, Tender, Sweet, Seans L 650 S & W RIPE OLIVES Extra Large Size, No. 1 tall can »200 S & W CURRANTS 1-1b. package ’22c High Grade Currants FANCY RAISINS Sp:)unds.... ...’. 25° No Fruit Cake Is Complete Without Them 'S & W Fancy ALMONDS, Perpound .... .... ..... . A Fresh Crop of Soft Shell Nuts" Bridge Book styles =B Sl package AR s R c Very Fancy and Bleacl.ne.d? Wll.ite Butler Mauro Drug Co. -p-u.n-qou-r GEORGE BROS. CALIFORNIA GROCERY TELEPHONE 478 PROMPT DELIVERY