The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 9, 1934, Page 8

8 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1934. S T D P R BT PR R help of PWA funds and the co-| operation of the city, Waino Hen- | ; ARE Tn HAVE drickson, post commander, said. | : Anniversary Drive An intensive membership drive | which National Commander F. A.| BID OPENINGS Hayes has called for, will be car- ried on until March 15, which date & " i is the 15th anniversary of the or- o Enthusiasm Over National| ganization of the American Mgm”D/:;fi)»[:ult‘o(c)fl l\élget Dz{;:o ntra 2 | All members of the American Sport Evidenced at. Well | Legion are urged to attend the| Time* to Get Prices Attended Meeting Extension of time on the bids banquet to be given by American | Legion Auxiliary members at 7| Great enthusiaem concerning the |o'clock in the evening on March 15.| g0 wonctruction of the new Alaska baseball question was evidenced at|Legionnaires are asked to purchuse‘ Pioneers’ Home in Sitka has been tickets. the meeting of Alford John Brad-|their tickets m_auxiliary mem-| oaa" e o v rict | B ; G W | low contractors to get ford Post No. 4 American Lvriu;;]_ : ..s by ]?/!.ond‘x}’ -Mdrh-}jm saf‘mwsz prices from the outside for evening annd after COXI?‘dle'!dd e | 8 u)jr\x;no(l.;).m@s A}xlrl’ }m:; h b | figures on thelr bids, eccording t6 sion it was unanimously de- | Patrick’s Day wi urnis) he | snicials 1n charge . of the contract that the organization would |motif for the dinner, and a lflrgehe"un& support a team this year as usual. |birthday cake, with 15 candles wm‘ The bids will be opened on E. M. Goddard was chosen as represent the 15th anniversary Of‘March 28, according to me Sabut manager of the team and a com-|the founding of the Legion. adviosd I’I‘he original dave for mittee, of which C. H. MacSpad- Following this banquet the (’Vcn-‘openmg wds MARCh 10, but Jocal den is chairman, was chosen to|ing will be devoted to bridge and!eontmctors aalkid < tor vmore $iine arrange to get new suits for the|pinochle. ‘“Mrs. R. J. McKanna is| e team. This committeé~ will also|chairman of the Auxiliary cummn.-icmd the extension was granted. have charge of raising the funds to|tee in charge of the dinner, so pay for the uniforms. | rest assured it will be some ban- Other plans of the Legion which |quet,” Commander Hendrickson de-l were discussed last night included clared. years, ATTENTION SAVE THE DATE ELKS' Annual St. Patrick’s Day urday, March 17. IS ON TUESDAY UN M A R GH 28‘T0m Mu“er—l—,_aldtime and Popular Chef, Will Provide Menu The annual Fathers and Sons| dinner to be given next Tuesday) in the Moose Hall is already at-| tracting considerable demand fo: The announcement wa: made today that Tom Mullen, who had charge of the menu at pre vious affairs of the kind and also has been chef at the Boy Scout| annual camp for the past few, will be in charge of the kitchen for next Tuesday's affair. Scout Council Members will at tend to the serving and see tha every father and every son leavesy the dining room satisfied with the| repast and with plenty of it. DE MOLAYS Important degree practice Frida night from 7:30 to 9:00 o'clock. Al Ball will be held in Elks’ Hall Sa;— ‘members urged to attend. —adv —adv. IF YOU HAVE A NEW IDEA--- Don’t let a mistaken impression that you can’t obtain what the idea calls for, or that it would probably mean a strain or your budget, interfere. You can spring your in- spirations on your family and friends with- out any trouble if you trade here. We have it, low priced. These and Many Otherflf/alues Will Help Y ou BROILERS, Fresh Killed, pound. . . . . . ROASTERS, Fresh Killed, pound . . . . . CHICKENS, Fresh Killed, pound . . . . . 314 TO 4Y4 POUNDS EACH : CODFISH, Boneless, poundbricks . . . . . 19¢ CRYSTAL WHITE CHIPS,5 pounds . . . 45c WHITE SOAP,10bars . . . . . . . . . 28¢c LESLIE SALT, 3 packages . . . . . . . . 25c PERSON FINDING COUPON BAKED IN DOUGHNUT WILL BE GOOD FOR $1.00 IN TRADE HOME M ADE DOUGHNUTS;dozen . . . 30c IN CELLOPHANE BAGS ONE DOLLAR COUPON TO LUCKY PERSON THAT FINDS IT IN.- DOUGHNUT 2 CANS CORN . . . . *iv. \ v S8 . 25 STANDARD GRADE—GUARANTEED 2 CANS STRING BEANS . . . . . . . STANDARD GRADE—GUARANTEED FRESH RANCH EGGS,dozen . . . . . . 27c EXTRA LARGE COFFEE, Aladdin, vacuum packed, tin . . M. J. B. 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