The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 2, 1934, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1934. FIREMEN'S BT [y couent. wiis |k o, sake st i s p MEET AT 8 O,CLOCK | Mayor I. Goldstein, who is in Se- — attle. Several matters are sched-| Lynn Ax]mg pharmacist, who| FEBRUARY 12 Tn TONIGHT clTY HALL uled to be brought up for con-|has been employed by the Juneau 5 sideration including a discussion of | Drug Company, will be a Seattle is evening at 8 o'clock mem- | tho water problems of city. |bound passenger on the steamer m nf the Juneau City Council - | Vietoria when it leaves Juneau will hold their regular semi-month- Eggplants “weighing nea arly three tonight. | ly meeting in the Council Chambers | pounds each, were exhibited recent- ‘ i | * Jof the ( ty Hall. ‘l'» at Laredo, Tex. | Shop in Junean R e ¥ IRORPRPRORNESORS AWt X e R ol 5 e} v Committees Are Named 00004666 050600664664 4064 E0IIEIE R I ER LIS IS LIS BTN T Anmversary Sale! THIS ANNIVERSARY WILE BRING REAL SAVINGS TO THE HOUSEWIFE . . PIGGLY WIGGLY has just completed its FIFTH YEAR of merchandising in Juneau. FIVE YEARS of profitable business . . . both to its stockholders and the general’ buying public of Juneau. It is very encouraging to us to hear the many compliments paid us in appreciation of our efforts to serve you. We, at all times, try to conduct our business in an honest and straight forward way. thereby making our store a credit to our stockholders as well as to the community we serve. THANK YOU. PRICES BELOW EFFECTIVE FOR 3 DAYS Hills Bros. Coffee, red can,lb. . . . . 33¢c Piggly Wiggly Crackers, Crispy Country Club, SPECIAL Last Night to Make All i Preparations for Event SATURDAY SPECIALS HILLS BROS. COFFEE, 33 per pound . The an n\n', | ecl given by tI any Fireman monthly meetin; were completed, hell a that's correct oration and other a were appointed. sale of tickets v B. Judson, Chai of the Gen- eral Dance Commitiee. Three committees were appoint- ed to canvass the business district as follows: Kenneth Junge, Har- ry Sabin and Roy Hoffman, Fire 4 to Burford’s Corner; J. S ‘\1\(1{ nnon, John Olsen, and E. E. Ninnis, Coleman's Style Shop to the C.u:rorma Grocery; Joe John- son, Minard Mill and V. W. Mul- vihill, California Grocery south to the city limits. The entire Department was di- rected to report for duty on Sun- : * * $ § BROWN SUGAR, 25 4pounds ... .t EDGEMONT BUTTER CRXEI:‘F‘I{;M’mm‘"i’ 2 pound package . . . . ... .29c COFFEE pound package .. .. Corned Beef, Armour’s, No. 1 cans . 18¢ EDGEMONT GRAHAM CRACKERS, pound package .. .. ... Bilh c RED SHIELD BUTTER, Solld Print, 550 7 pounds . . (HI( KE \\——Stewmg Chld\cns 23c per pound .. CHICKENS—Fryers, perpound .. .. .. 300 pound Cheese, American, Full Cream, Darigold, pound . . . .. .. . 17c 17C "BUTTER EGGS CRYSTAL WHITE Call us for beiter quality SOAP Lowest Prices 10 bars, 31¢ day afternoon, TFebruary 11, to decorate the hall for the dance. C. H. MacSpadden is in charge of the decorations. New and unique decorative effects will be used, and favors will be distributed by the Firemen Five hundred feet of new one- and one-half inch hose have been received by the Department in- stalled on the trucks. Foreman Minard Mill of Com- pany No. 1, has directed that crew to report for drill at 10:30 a. m Sunday. Crab Meat, Cordova Packed, MILK ‘\;P(::\‘if“';:&(‘::l::{‘l:l\{)\;l“ N W I\Rtl\l‘sl\y\s \(“\[{\l\[‘ggfiz\ ?(P)RE/‘\DQ I)(’r GO 5. s e, s v 20e All Known Brands KET(“[IKAT\V—E'N MORNING n ne } 3 L e o E GLASSES . 250 Mothers, Premium Oats, large pkg. 29¢ || 13 cans 90¢ Tomatoes, large cans, last chance at CATSUP for the jail at Ketchikan by Unit- ed States Marshal William T. Ma- honey, according to am announce- ment made by him today. l CALIFORNIA GROCERY 5 e e o TELEPHONE 478 PROMPT DELIVERY this price, 7cans . . . . . . . . 99¢ || Del Monte or Snider's Mayonnaise, Kraft’s, full quarts . . 44¢ || Pt bottle 16¢ M. J. B. COFFEE with that Sealed Flavor Pound can 29c TUNA FISH, white Star, COCOA, Rockwood’s, mediumtins . . . . . . 180 2poundcan . . ... 22¢c SALAD OIL, Mazola, quartcans . . . . . . 34c Salad Oil, Mazola, qt. . 34¢ W ALDORF bathroom TISSUE, 4 rolls . . 24¢ PEARS, large No. 212 size cans, 2 cans . . 34ec PEACHES, sliced, No. ..o QAVE THE DATE A SUVFR TEA will be held on F000000900000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 | 900000000000 000 L aad 0060404 - Shop in Juneau fllIII|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII|||!||I||III||I|||||IIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIHIIIIlllIIIIIIlIIIIINIHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIHIIII|II|III|IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIllfl CHICKENS, Lb. 17c¢ | FRESH KILLED | BROILERS, each 52 FRESH KILLED If you want chickens or broilers drawn and cut up for pan put your order in early. BROOMS . . Each 49c Lux, Palmolive, Camay:, Whtte King Toilet Soa P, all, 3barsfor . . . . .22¢ PUREX for BLEACHING quart—Ilarge bottle 16¢ WHITE KING Corn, Peas, String Beans All No. 2 Size Cans I YAMS, pound TOMATO JUICE, Campbells, 3 for ... 25¢ WASHING $: . 3 cans L A SHORTENING, 2 pounds ... 25¢ 2V2 size cans, 2 cans 34c TOMATOES, pound » 2 1 POWDER > LETTUCE, head ................ LARGE APPLES large SNOWDRIFT) CRENE o 30c d pkg. 34c 3 pound cans . . . . 5lc BUNCH CARROTS ...............10c C W PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT DEPARTMENT HENS - - Pound 17c¢ FRESH PLUMP STEWERS PORK, Lb. 17:c | BEEF, Lb. 17! Pickled Lean Sides— Corned Briskets— HAMS - - Pound 12!c PICNICS—LEAN LARGE APPLES CHEESE ORANGES 1 7 c DOZEN CHEESE Sweet and Juicy GEORGE BROS. QT = £ £ TELEPHONES 9295 IVERIES = FOR Gme"’ 24 BUSINESS M = IR = proseeriry PHONE Do &' anen Dept. 427 s T T ‘