The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1934, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA DVIPIRE FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1934. It’s stock-up time and chandise and prices w thoroughly and you "1 the CALIFORNIA GROCERY presents ‘a complete showing “of mer- hich ‘you, as a buyer, simply" cannot afford to pass up. see the reason why we urge you to stock up. Read this ”'e&a FREE AW ARD MONDAY NIGHT! FIRST PRIZE:—A prime TURKEY DINNER and all the trim- mings for a dinner sufficient for eight persons. SECOND PRIZE:—A stall-fed CHICKEN and DINNER with all the trimmings sufficient for eight persons. THIRD PRIZE:—An ovenized huge HAM and all the trim-"’ mings sufficient to serve eight persons. ASK FOR YOUR TICKETS! DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE No. 2% tins, sliced, 05¢ BARTLETT PEARS S & W or Happy Home, No. 2% tins, 3 cans 13¢ TOMATO SAUCE S & W Brand, 4 cans SWEET POTATOES Century or S & W Product, No. 2% tins, 3 cans 50¢ PEAS—Reliance Dinner orS&W,! 3 cans .. No. 2 tins, BEANS—STRINGLESS Reliance, No. 2 tins, 3 cans PINEAPPLE Buffet size, S & W, sliced or crushed, can 10¢ CARROTS and PEAS. S & W, No. 2 tins, 2 cans Potatoes A complete line of LIQUORS-WINES-BEER WHISKLY RED HEAD GIN, pint ...................... BEST GRADE DRY LAND _.50-pound sack CALL AND:GET TICKETS! S & W BLACKBERRIES - No. 2 tins, &N = LT 3 GRAPEFRUIT S & W or Happy Home, o No. 2 tins, 3 cans ........ 50e ’ PUMPKIN S & W Brand, No. 2% tins, 2GH0S ... o 250 CORN—S & W .or Reliance White or Yellow, No. 2 tins, 3 cans SPINACH-—-DEL MONTE No. 2% tins, STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES, S & W, No. 2 tins, 3 cans .. ASPARAGUS TIPS Square tins, Del Monte, 7 3 C 3 cans . MILK o1 MILK MILK Tall Cans, All Brands 15 cans .. ..-. YAKIMA GEMS B St i WHISKEY HAWTHORNE Blend 90% Proof, pint ...... s‘ .00 MEADVILLE STRAIGHT RYE, pint : Cahfm'ma Grocery Go. PHONE 478 PROMPT DELIVERY ° [t eeooewe-evevweoe TIDES TOMORROW . jo oo 00 0600000 00 | | | Low tide 8:27 a. m., '48 feet port, La.; Baylor vs. Southern {ng mackidos, Aol aondition 435, | : 15 s A Lo e 232 5. m 159 feet | Methodist 8t Waco, Texas. A3 Biahon Apariments do_ not réquire invi- Low tide 9:03 p. m. -0.4 feet Middle West tations). .:uottonoioo- ¢ Steamer Movements . o Northland scheduled to arrxve . at 7 o'clock tonight. . e SCHEDULED SAILINGS o e Princess Norah scheduled to ® sail from Vancouver Novem- @ e ber 23 at 9 pm. . | @ Alaska scheduled to sail from e o Seattle November 24 at 10 ® e am » Norco scheduled to sail {ram . e Seattle November 26 at 9 ® p. m. L4 Conn.; Army vs. Notre Dame at o Zapora ‘scheduled to sail from e | e Seattle November 26. . ¢ SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e e vukon scheduled ' southbound e |~ . | Princeton vs. Dartmouth at Prince- o NovembetedBy o | irons of theF“nanv;:“ tomorrow: ton, N. J.; Maryland vs. George- LOCAL SAILINGS o town at College Park; Columbia o Kenai leaves every. Wednes- le day night at 6 pm., for e e Sitka and wayports, . | @ Dart leaves every Friday at e ls 7 am. for Petersburg, Kake o | and wayports. ‘uo-o.ooo-o-oo o RS High tide 2:53 a. m., 144 feet BN RSP i AR l)uly Emplire Want Ads Pay! and M. vs. Oklahoma at Stillwa- ter, Okla.; Ohio Wesleyan vs. Ohio ‘at Delaware, O.; Ohio State vs. TIowa at Columbus, O.; Nebraska | vs. Missouri at Lincoln, Neb.,; ‘Mlchlgan vs Northwestern at Ann | Arbor, h.; Marquette vs. De- troit at Mxlwauken Kansas State vs. Towa State at Manhattan,| many years. MRS, SLATER DIES : GRIDIRON FAHE NORTHBOUND Cordova was shecked recen with the news that Mrs. Henry A. Slater, long a resident of that city, had dled in Seattle. Mrs, Slater and her husband moved to Seattle in 1919 after Slater had managed the Model Cafe in Cordova for Kans.; Kansas vs. Michigan State - \nt Lawrence, Kans.; Drake vs‘, ¢ Several Traditional Games| Creiehton at Des Moines, Ta.; Ohi- | l d f C | cago vs. IMinois at Chicago. Slated for Competi- ik tion Tomorrow | Yale vs. Harvard at New Haven, New York; Temple vs. Villanova NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—The fol- | s lowing are the major football | 8¢ Medford, Pa.; Ritgers vs. Oni- games sbhedillel T xihy on gria- |S2e 8t New. Brubtwick. M ‘Washington vS. Wnshlngtonw& Syracuse at New York; Buck- ’ INVITATIONAL State at Seattle; U, O. L. A. VS| nell vs. Penn State at Lewisburg, Oregon State at Los Angeles; Gon- | o TONIGHT zaga vs. Willamette at Spokane; | TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | November 23 California vs. Stanford at Ber-| keley. | LOST~Ladies yellow gold wrist watch. Initial MH. Between hos- South Tulane vs. Sewanee at New Or- | leans; Rice vs. Texas Christian | at Houston, Texas; Georgia vs.| to Orpheum Rooms or phone | Alabama Poly. at Columbus; Cen- | 396. Reward. | | tre vs. Mercer at D:s ille; Cen- | 4 | ¢ Danville; O~ |} ihv's skates with shoes attach- | ed, size 4%; also Kenmore Wash- | pital and Star Bakery. Return | tenary vs. Mississippi at Shreve- Wisconsin vs. Minnesota at' Avadhuta is a member of the Madison, Wis.; Purdue vs. Indiana mendicant sect of the self-tor- | at Lafayette, Ind.; Oklahoma A. turing Salvites in southern India. | 23 [ PIGGLY WIGGLY | SEARCHING OUT THE WORLD’S CHOICE FOODS Did you know that' over one hundred different kinds of olives are offered for sale in Amer- ica today—over one thousand brands of coffee? Out of all the uncounted brands and grades of each food, the finest of each are selected for you to choose from, by the experi- Lll((‘d men who guide the policies of PIGGLY WIGGLY Apples, Box 1.59 DEAL-Dash Soap Powder Fancy Grade—Fine Eating or Cooking ‘41¢ POTATOES | BANANAS GOLDEN RIPE 360 sacks onsdochO No room— 3 lbs. for 290 MUST SELL AT ONCE ’mm. RSN 100 pounds net Chicken & Noodles MiLANI S $1.79 pound jars 25¢ PINEAPPLE | PIGS FEET DOLE’S—Half Slices FULL QUART 3 cans 59¢ 2 cents FIG BARS, 21bs. . . . 27c | SOAP, 5 bars . . . . . 29¢ CREME OIL l'REQH . 35¢ tCHEESE Eounds . .35¢ LTIRWUEN S ey CHEESE, 2 for . . . KRAFT’S—SWANKY GLA%E% IGOLD 1 large 5-lb. package of DA@H SOAP POWDER and a 2%; 1b. package of DASH SOAP FREE—ALL FOR CAMPBELL'S '} Tomato Soup 3 for 25¢ L M. J. B. Coffee 3 1b. can 91¢ ~CATSUP SNIDER’S 2for 32¢ Firos -G Plggly Wiggly Meat Department “HAMS ARE UP | PURE LINK SAUSAGE CUDAHY'S PURITAN .ARMOUR’S STAR Half or Whole—Buy at this low price CORN-FED PORK Per pound, 26c % Per pound 30c Only the finest Iowa corn-fed Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Capons, Broiler Chickens and Colored Extra Heavy Roasting Chickens "BLUE RIBBON HENS CHILE CON CARNE # CHOICE PLUMP BIRDS ARMOUR’S—In 1 1b." bricks—add water and boil ~ Per pound, 22¢ : Each, 30c 42 1S GOOD oA s (Note: Masons, Shriners ‘and O.E.S. . Dept. 42-2 rings SHRINE ' T e S LI