The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1936, Page 8

JUNEAU INDIANS LOUISE BRINGS THE DAlLY ALASKA EM’IRE FRlDAY DEC 18, 1936. ] TAKEN OVER TODAY o t Simmons went out empty yes- BY w"-‘BUR lRVlNG terday and returned from Hawk AR 0 t with five passengers fc L The ‘Lerminal C w Joe Taylor, Chuck Dom HORSE ISLAND JUNEAU TI][]AY‘ Ben W'”ald and Joe Green | §pow and Wind Into Ju- | ST Ot tor sale at The Emplre office. he reported g mn; m and the new ‘ ; 4 § i om- assigned E. R. Blake, Pete Mullen and fc 2 aking advantage of a mom u llup in the fall of snow ska ynor, sold the Canadian Steamer Battles 'Irving. ' starting will be under the dir Lose Lives While Sealmg neau—2Sails in A. M. I’nv\\ owner. —Bodies Recovered - m, for Tenakee; Mrs I mo! Nic! ('ulll , for Chichagof, and Al Ti SIMMUNS FL'ES on, for Sitka. Simmons also car- ried mail for Tenakee, Hirst-Chi- Tfl SITKA THIS chagof, Chichagof, and Sitka g and had ers, three for ‘sklg Ouis as far no! rlh s ! Weather permitting, the Nu the s)np en- will return to Juneau tomor ur that e o flavo a NTS / tonight and Monda soie U. S AU 25 men taken from will be put to work, t u :::::::: ming to Juneau on /\/\T Plane Wl” Remain in ¢ 'I ¢ 5 Sitka Tonight — To Return Tomorrow schieffelin &ocgms smci a7 ; Erickson, Mr. ¢ " erin, Mr. and M ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank A M. Foster, A Walier, i ind 55| Sneaking between snow mun alick, Pilot Sheldon Simmons, in the Al Air Tra lhp(ll NHLL. et, man- va e Territory rying on relief work, $28,000 ing been left from the last appro priation for that purpose. strong wind with snow with a full pnssenger load. welcome® aid he expected to hold he basis at Juneau un- mnn PRO"-(T (ONTI\III) on t th (‘Ju(k Iun()rm m relier workers are e n enjoy W YORK CITY Jones - Stevens “Where Fashion Reigns” OUR GIFT SELECTION IS STILL COMPLETE ALWAYS MODERATELY PRICED! Store Remains Open Evenings Until 9 o’Clock { 5 For Convenience of Christmas | Shoppers \ ! then m\\('d into J oard FREE DELIVERY—(All Day Long) child (5 on Saturday) - the Lode and piacer fvcation notices aeroplane for E angauun Cor mpun — PHONES 9295 STARTING THEATRE We Hear it Every Day! GROCERY DEPARTMENT FRESH RANCH EGGS MEDIUM—EXTRAS 2 dozen for 85C HE ROARS lL’ INTO ACTION ' i .in another outdoor saga of suspense.. adventure and romance MEAT DEPARTMENT Fresh Killed Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Rabbits, Roasters These are not cold storage products . . . BITED = th. & e There is a big difference . . . See these Wi LI.IAM BOYD B"TTER i 2 Ibs° for 89c wondelrful fowl. Place Your Order Now! WE BUY BEST QUALITY jmméf IE'\',':,?SN : BEST QUALITY JERSEY AND SELL FOR LESS! A PARAMOUNT RELEASE T B v coFFEE 3 oc POT ROAST OF _ o BABY BEEF 25¢ No. 8—Great Air Mystery HIHSCESCh]ngGS;M J5B. ot A o SRS Q! AND oot e Fresh Hamburger 270 RICARDO CORTEZ and MARY ASTOR MILK — Case 33.95 Pousdl .. v @ . in “THE MURDER OF DR. HARRINGTON" ! l z for $l.00 Eg:gel-‘ralfltfurters VVVVV soc DON'T FORGET—Only Two More Days to Inspect LARGE CANS—Borden—Carnation that BEAUTIFUL ZENITH RADIO. s e T R TR T e P R T | - S SHOR-TENIN.G p l 6c CLIFF'S RADIO SHOP TOMATO JUICE 29c For Cooking or Baking—Pound SLARGETINS .. ... ... .. LEAN—BONELESS BB BS HHS BB BB Crosse & Blackwell—Amocat STEW MEAT 2 8(: PLUM—FIG— Pound' ./ o uv@e b ool b c1°se Ollt on PUDDINGS 39‘: LATEST NEWS FLASH — IT'S HERE! 53 Crosse & Blackwell—Pound .. Viceroy Clgarettes 81.45 CARION . oo oou oo 8 CIGARETTES $l.25 LARGE SELECTION OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Lettuce, Celery, Parsley, Tomatoes, TOYS ° umbers, Cabbage, P ips, CARTON . For Chrlsmas g:r:et P:::toc;: Bragussel g;:-l;fti Camels, Chesteriields, Luckies, Ralexghs . Cauliflower, Green Peppers, Carrots, THESE MAKE NICE XMAS GIFTS! CHILDREN’S BOOKS e e rear®: « || WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF and GAMES _—“——"'———B ANANAS-2 Ibs. for ¢ Xmas Wrapped CIGARS | 3 1bs.Tor29C1 5725 to'515.95 box AT COST! e —————— SWEET POTA'!‘OES zsc COMPLETE ASSORTMENT BARGAINS FOR THE KIDDIES 3 POUNDS for . CHRISTMAS CAND'IIES . NEW cmors 25° MIXED NUTS an GUY SMITH DRUG STORES J[[f§ ¢ POUN>S - 4 Package SALTED NUTS JUNEAU (Next Coliseum Theatre) DOUGLAS GEORGE BROTHERS And every day we continue to offer the BEST money-saving food values in meat, groceries, fruits and vegetables! That’s why more and more women are shopping every day at PAY'N TAKIT—the place to buy for values and savings! LIQUOR DEPARTMENT el LU TR R & LARGEST SELECTION OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS IN ALASKA Napoleon Brandy sl 5 122 Years Old—Fifth COGNAC $7.50 84 Years Old—Fifth ... 5 SHERRY WINE § 500 200 Years Old—Fifth SHERRY WINE $5.95 42 Years Old—Fifth . . Gordon’s Gin $l.9o Palth (20> v e Fleishmann’s Gin $l.75 Fifth om0 oln g Teacher’s Highland $3.50 CREAM SCOTCH—Fifth Dewars — Sandman’s V. V. O.—White Horse—Johnny Walker Red and Black Label—Peter Dawson—McCallum’s, etc. Hudson Bay Rum—Lamb’s Navy Rum— Corby’s—Monogram — Canadian Club. Many other nationally known items! - WINES—3 Year Old $l.40 Gallon ALL FLAVORS OLYMPIA—RHEINLANDER—PABST BLUE BOAR ALE—BLATZ—SCHLITZ Case 24 83.25 7 for sl.oo . REGAL AMBER BEER Exclusive Dealer in Junequ Case sz.ss 8 for $l.oo Bottles or Cans GIVE A CASE FOR CHRISTMAS! | Don’t l-'orget PAY’N TAKIT’S BIG CASII AWARD Satllrday ngllt...at 7‘30 o’Clnck BISNPORIT 1% P