The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1933, Page 8

F. F. V. COOKIES—From Richmond Virginia. Quality Goods for everybody who loves good things to eat—75¢ tin, TEA RINGS— like miniature doughnuts. More than 100 pieces in air-tight tin. MACAROON SNOW CREAMS — Some flavored additionally with chocolate and some with vanilla. MACAROON KRISPS—Made like the best housewife would make them. More than 72 cookies in each tin. HOME COOKIES—These delicious cookies made from a fa- mous recipe discovered by a Virginia grandmother in 1847. Over 120 cookies to the tin. ORANGE WAFERS—The whole flavor of golden oranges in a crisp drop cake. More than 100 wafers to tin. CHOCOLATE WAFERS—Crisp little round wafers that melt Just the right amount of purest chocolate, More than 100 wafers to tin. in your mouth. rich with butter. BUTTERSCOTCH WAFERS—The richness of pure butter and brown sugar gives these little round cakes their smooth extremely delicate butterscotch flavor. More than 90 wafers to tin. MAPLE-PECAN WAFERS—Real Vermont maple sugar, fresh Georgia pecans combine to give these wafers their distinc- tive flavor. The pecans are finely ground so that every bit of their flavor blends completely with the pure maple sugar. More than 100 wafers to tin. PARTY NIC-NACS—In a dozen different shapes these dainty spiced short cakes are charming for bridge, afternoon teas or luncheon. More than 168 cakes to tin. VANILLA WAFERS—Delicately flavored. The youngsters never get enough of them. More than 100 wafers to tin. LEMON WAFERS—Few things as delicate as the flavor of the pure juice of sun-ripened lemons. Pure creamery butter adds richness. More than 100 wafers to tin. ' WHOLE WHEAT WAFERS—More than 230 wafers to tin. CHEESE FLAKES—Crisp cracker, full flavored with zestful cream cheese, naturally aged for more than a year. MALTED MILK RISCUITS—Delicate flavor of real malted milk in these biscuits is what makes them so good. More ’ than 112 in each tin. IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED THESE COOKIES, YOU ARE DENYING YOURSELF A TRULY GENUINE PLEASURE George Brothers Welhak “PURVEYORS TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE” TWO TRUCKS—FIVE DELIVERIES DAILY . PHONES—92 and 95 KEY Ime F or the Feast! FOR BETTER SERVICE PLEASE place your Thanksgiving order TONIGHT. All orders placed tonight will be delivered from our store Wednes- day morning at 8 o'clock. T R R S 2 O A T T, Butter Lb. 25¢ Fresh Mushrooms 90c POUND OUR BIRDS ARE EXTRA FANCY and the pick of farm flocks CAPONS—DUCKS—GEESE CHICKENS for Roasting, Broiling, Frying and Stewing Macl.aren’s Imported CHEESE .. .70c, $1.25 New York Sharpe CHEESE, Ib. ......... 45¢ GINGER ALE, LIME RICKEY, 3 bots. ..50c ICE CREAM-Vanila, Strawberry, Chocolate AVACODOS, each . . 30c Vegetables and Fruits CRANBERRIES £ SWEET POTATOES Fiodh Olininic Ovs SOUASH resh Olympia Ovysters BRUSSEL, SPROUTS GREEN PEPPERS SSC CAULIFLOWER PINT WALNUT MEAT, I. ... 50¢ MIXED NUTS, Ib. . . 25c¢ OYSTERS, 2 cans . : ¥ e N SHRIMP,can . . . . 19¢ Fancy Dry Pack LETTUCE ICE CREAM ROLLS New Crop TOMATOES TURKEY CENTERS BEETS FRENCH VANILLA OUTSIDE ) $1 Brick CUCUMBERS MELLOMINTS PARSLEY DANISH SQUASH 50c tin FRUIT COCKTAIL BAKING POTATOES 25¢ tin STUFFEED OLIVES 20¢, 29¢, 40c, 80c, $1.04 RIPE OLIVES 20¢, 30c, 35c tin PICKLES MIXED—for—PLAIN 15¢, 31c, 49c DO NOT FORGET TO CHECK OV ER YOUR SPICES Poultry Seazoning. ete. CORN ON COB.. 35c. 40¢ Tins PUMPKIN, Amocatr . 16¢ Ldrve Tms o ASPARAGUS 3cans.. 4‘)0 = APRS i AmmalmRellame—Hdppy Homc FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT o BANANAS MINCE MEAT . . 24c, 44 ORANGES = CRANBERRY SAUCE . 25¢ Tm ALMONDS WALNUTS BRAZILS HAZEL PEANUTS CHESTNUTS PECANS BLACK WALNUTS MIXED NUTS In jars and tins Mushroom Catsup L 35c Anupasto e 350 FRUIT 'CAKES 1 1b., 2 1b., 3 1b., 5 Ib. sizes all sizes BISCUIT FLOUR RED and WHITE PLUM PUDDING CROSSE-BLACKWELL IMPORTED 11b. cans 39¢ 2 lb. cans 74¢ 3 1b. cans $1.00 " CHEESE CHEESE Roquefort—Roquefort Spread — Pimento Spread—Camembert — American—Swiss —Limburger—Philadelphia -Cream—Cot- tage and 20 other kinds 35¢ ,mrku op Sage. Cloves, WeThank You Walnut Catsup e Imported Capers, jar . . 25¢ | ‘E g