The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1933, Page 6

" L1 PHONE 58 Free Delivery PHONE 58 Pay-Day VAN CAMPS—Large bottles CATSUP . . 33c 2 BOTTLES CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, 3 cans . 25¢ KRAFT’S i E E § s i | | ‘ MAYONNAISE 47c (quarts WASHINCTON POTATOES 100 pounds ... 5$1.89 BALANCE YOUR BUDGET It Paysto Pay l;ash We reserve the right to limit purchases MACARONI FRESH STOCK 3 pounds 23¢ QUICK ARROW—Ilarge packages S0AP FLAKES 3 for 69c PREMIER Soer o Y | PRINTS Money Savers! EGGS, 3 Dozen - 990 SNOWFLAKE or GRAHAM CRACKERS . , . 34c 2 LB. CADDY MILK TALL CANS—ALL BRANDS 15cans 99¢ WINESAP APPLES 8 pounds . . . . 29¢ ¢ STALEY’S FANCY TABLE SYRUP 98¢ GALLON POST TOASTIES Regular packages CORN FLAKES 29c¢ CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 Bars 39c¢ PURE Butter,’ 4 Pounds 98¢ | Juneau Cash Grocery PH_ONE 58 F ree Delwery PHONE 58 Mrs. Al Day, aged 73, a native of France, whose maiden name was Ordele La Forciere, passed away in Von Nuys, California, November 26. Mrs. Day was one of that group of vallant pioneers who figured promiently in the development of the Northland, and whose life was tory of Juneau and Dawson. Sh 1896 when they went to Dawson. Dr. Day plotted thé townsite of ‘that famous mining camp, and| was heavily interested in mmmz there and at Circle City and oth- er camps of the Interior. Mrs. Day was the first™ white woman to make the Yukon River trip upstreain by polling out from Dawson. They moved from Daw- son to Juneau where they resid- 'ed many years, and Mr. Day owned and operated the first steam laundry in this city. While in Juneau Mrs. Day was prominent in the Church of the Nativity and iserved as one of the first Presi- dents of the Ladies’ Altar So- |cie!y, She was always deeply at- tached to the North Country, and only moved to California upon the advicée of a physician that a warmer -climate would be benefic- ial to her health Durlng reoenl SUEDE Regular intimdtely assoctated ‘with' the his- | "' ‘and her husband came to Juneau | in 1889, and remained here unti!" COLEMAN’S Close Outs DRESS COATS, Now . . , . $2050 DRESS COATS,Now . . . $19.75 Regular $39.50 4 Chippewa Coats not inclnded—Never on sale at a price Beautiful Fur Trims—Small Sizes SPORT. COATS REDUCED 50% All Shades—HALF PRICE * - KNIT SUITS ALL TO GO AT HALF PRICE SILK DRESSES : Regular Price'$ 9.90, NOW.............. $2.95 years of declining-health-she- made | FRANK -McCAFFERTY 1S her home with her son, Joseph in| ON SHORT BUSINESS TRIP van Nuys. Surviving relatives arej Frank McCafferty, proprietor of Mrs. R. C. Lowe, of Junean, a son, | the Juneau Motors, left on the Joseph Day, and an adopted son, |steamer Alaska for Seattle on a Howard L. Day, both of Van|short business trip. He expects to Nuys, Calif. Mr. Day diéd in|return to Juneau on the next sail- FOR HOLIDAYS IN SEATTLE i e i oo g CHRISTMAS TREES J. W. Gucker, prominent local| piy vour own. Old mu(‘handlse broker. left on the Bldg.,, December 18. +J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather By the U. 8. Weather Burcan) LOCAL DATA Forecast for Juneas and vicinity, berlnnln: at 4p.m., Dec. 8: 1917 |ing of the steamer from Seattle.|Fair and not so cold tonight and Saturday; gentle variable winds. | PO AR i LR O R , Time Barometer Temp. Humudity Wind Veloclty Westher b ¥ CUT FLOWERS pm. yesty ....2080 16 5 E 16 cldy RRE | . W. GUORER LESYES FOS Arrived on NORTHLAND today.|4 am. today .._..3019 15 TR s cm&l SOUTH TO JOIN FAMILY | Go¢ yours early. Noon today .....3028 19 37 E 18 Clear e Old Papers for Sale at Empxre Offlce steamer Alaska last évening for . NOTICE qmme where he will join Mrs. Gucker and their children, Jackie and Louis, for the holidays. He ‘2: 'D“":“’: ‘:’h 54 ;;e‘:l’;'";:: will return shortly after the holi- | Fen o, the snonth of el will be accepled at a discount: All remittances by mail must beu‘ while Mrs. Gucker and the children will remain south until postmark of mot later than last ng. s e discount date. b(;”h’mw' MOSES COMES NORTH J!!NEgl!A JUGLAS | s ELEP ONE CO. | Henry Moses, iur buyer, arrived | £ from the south aboard the North- and after a business trip to Se- attle. Wesley Guild Toy Sale Saturday afternoon in disp‘ay réom of Al- aska Electric Light and Power Co. —-adv | et Daily “mplu Wane Ad! Ply [OPSUSS For Your Xmas F rutt Cak Jars of CANDIED MIX PEEL and FRUIT soaked in wine, 114 pounds ... 60¢ At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 E L Regular $49.50 LEATHER JACKETS Price 14.75, NOW._............ 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