The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1937, Page 2

® B! B KETS. 2 for $1.00 TURKFISE ELS, 3 for $1.00 CHILDREN'S RAYON WOMER ON PA 5 for $1.00 OUTING FLA $1.00 ANKLE SOX, $1.00 OILCLOTH SQUARES, 2 for $1.00 AINS, 2 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 NNEL, 4 yards 4 for for NFI S PAI NEW SI WOMEN'S SMOCKS, each BOYS' COTTON SUITS, each FABRIC GLOVES, pair BABY DRESSES, each $1.00 DRAPERY DAMASK, yard $1.00 COLORED MONKSCLOTH, yard. $1.00 ROSEMARY TABLECRAFT, yd.. $1.00 HOUSE DRESSES $1.00 HOUSE APRONS, 2 for $1.00 B.M. Behrends Co,, Inc. < S, yard artment Store Junem Lead ng I ( CLOSED MONDAY P ftfi l.lll!ll.!ll!!_l‘ lllufi..lll.l-l MISS CURTIS WILL SPEND SUMMER HERE Mrs, Crone Ends Cooking Classe Bemonstrations Given Dur- ing Past Two Years Discontinued 8 Alice Marion Curtis arrived it ard the North Sea ting with he he Juneau a pend the summer Vv Mrs. Veri WRIGHT COM! ON CYPRESS terday ening, mar e Bringing to Juneau Frank Wright T superintendent of the Icy s Packing Company, the can ) tender Cypress arrived here c- from Hoonah last night and wa today Jeading lumber and other ry supplies at the Juneau er Mills. Mr. Wright stoppec last night at the Gastineau Hotel. >oo 4t~ Lode and placer location notices fivs for sale at The Empire Office. Compounaed exactly hemem ik Vena L. ( pressed apj ant ap tign. this typ: tinued Today's N I PHONES Free Deliv Fresh Meats, G Liquors, Win Il for LESS Because We sell for CASH Leader Dept. Store George Brothers i) | SIGRID’S CEAUTY SALON “YOUR APPEARANCE 18 OUR RESPONSIBILITY” ) Shattuck Bldg. Phone 318 99 Jrom $2.50 Stecial Weekly Kates ALASKANS LiKE THE | i i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 193 *'SOUTHERN SELLS N N U A LEAv is 12, American Can | General Motors 55%, International | Citfes Service 3', Pound $4.94 3/16, | prought in by the Southern, Capt. STOCK QUOTATIONS i 99 Amellcnn Light and Power 8% Wile to Attend Conventions Hatvester 109%, Kennecott 58, New ‘RCP“’JHC Steel 5%, Pure Oil 19, |G. B. Williams, and sold to the Se- ! Anaconda 54%, Bethlehem Steel 85, Y"Tk Central 45%, Southern Pa- neay Fish Exchange toddy consist- in Washmgton' Oregon | Holly Sugar 33!2, U. S. Treasury |pg Company at V NEW YORK, May 2. — Closing quotauun of Alaska Juneau mine sy Commonwealth and Southern 21, cific 53, United States Steel 100%. eq of 4,000 pounds of king salmon, -Visit San Francisco Wile Is sallingy,, " 9731 atchison General Fours |pr 6s of 8, 6 and 4 Postmaster Al Fish Jdonday for the th on his annual! 110 : ve. Mr. Wile will go first to cent " ntralia, Wash i Taking ice here today were the niion of ¢ DOW, JONES AVERAGES ... |Louhclen, Capt. Knute Hildre; Ida o g ¢ The following are today's Dow, | ; s ostmasters June 8 and 9 and then! e ar S W, |1I, Capt. John Sunderland; Thel s averages: industrials 174.71, |pa, cml Bernt Alstead; R.D., Capt. ill go to the Oregon State post- 3 rails 56.82, utilities 27.95. |J. Russell EMiott; Little Emma, 7]1\(!!\ meeting in Portland June ‘Cnp( John Winther. wou BRYSONWKINNON | Guing here bty on s was |Area III nks, the SET FOR JUNE 7 basibu sche wold, After these conventions he outh to San Francisco where to confer with the dis- er relative to repairs of al building here and other took ice here this With Mund,u evening, June The Postmaster announced today set as the date for the occasion, hat the Juneau postoffice on July!plans are now being arranged for st will receive the highest ranking the wedding of Miss Mildred Bry-) wossible for a postoffice of the sec- son to Mr. Walter McKinnon. nd class, a rating based on volume| Mr. Wallin Forrest has been f business, and it will be the only named as best man for the cere- jAladks ‘Cokss Esluting ar: simi A Jostoffice in the Territory to reach|mony which 13 to be petformed at |2ské Trollers' Co-Op, at Seattle. n, [morning |ing for the Area III banks. The steamer North Sea took out matters, fen white king salmon and 9,400 hat goal. The next step for the the Nugget Creek home of Mr. and | v luneau postoffice will be into the'Mrs. Ted Laughlin, at 8 o'clock in|North Sea were 18 tlerces of mild- {i%t . dlaey ritihgS. the" evening |cured salmon and five boxes Db Soth 3 i Bryson and Mr. Me- °f fresh-iced kings from Sebastian-| ent E at Seattle. - eee Stuart (his com |Kinnon are graduates of Juneau MRS. GRIDLEY IS o it TEA HOSTESS IN | In honor of the bride-elect, two | HONOR OF SISTER [stovers were siven recentiy. one THREE HALIBUTERS |by Mrs. A. W. McKinnon, mother SELL AT SEA"LE of the b(‘n(‘dl(tthu and another by Mrs. Harry Lea SEATTLE, May 28. — Halibuters o B B O { gelling here to e as follows: From the western banks—Lindy, 000 pounds, 9% and 7! cents; y Lee, 17,000 pounds, 9% and i cents, From the local banks—Havana, 25,000 pounds, 9% and T% cents. Mrs. Ross (nnlh) is entertaining his afternoon at the last of three nformal teas, held at her home in he Assembly Apartments, in which he has honored her sister, M doris Greenwood, who has been v ting here during the past six weeks.| Miss Greenwood, an accomplish-| 'd pianist, is leaving for the South wer the week-end, traveling to Se- ttle. During the afternoon ‘at the ea gatherings she has piayed sev- ral piano selections. R Calling here for lumber and other ;| supplies for the Libbly, McNeill '3 and Libby canery at Taku Harbor, | the cannery tender New Sunset, | was in port at the Juneau Lumber | Tony Matkow vho has been \nn’s gi What flavor! What zest! to St confined Hospital for the past several nonths for treatment of a broken »g, was dismissed from the hos-‘ iital today. D. Simundson was admitted to| 3t. Ann’s Hospital today for treat- What gives so much and costs so little as fragrant Schilling Coffee! - Schilling Coffee One for Percolaror—anotfiir one for Drip and Silex — nent of injuries . Antonio Lopez rom St. Anns' Hosy owing medical care Mrs. Oscar Niemi gave birth to \ son weighing eight pounds .md\ \ine and one-half ounces this' uternoon. was dismissed al today fol- | American Meat Co. PHONE 38 TOM HUTCHINGS, Manager PHONE 38 THE BEST IS CHEAPEST SUGAR ('m§'x~:n PlCNlC HAMS Pound Delicious ', or Whole Sugar Cured HAMS 38c Prime Rib Rolled and Baby Beef RUMPS 401: Fancy Roasting CHICKENS and Pound . BROILERS 40(: 2 Ibs for 5 5c 28° PURE. PORK Ll’l"l‘m PIGS Pound . 4oc Our Own Make! Weiners, Bologna, Liver Sausage 30c 300 Rucms . 300 Baths Market Closed All Bay Monday SO GET YOUR PICNIC SUPPLIES HERE THREE -FAST. @BLELVEREES: DAILY — e For Your Special Cuts and Reasts Call Tom SALMON, JUNEAU MARKET TODAY i well known | r Tordenskjold, Capt.! | in preparation for leav- (a shipment of 10,000 pounds of froz- {pounds of frozen halibut from the; 7. Also shipped to Seattle on the. E. Engstrom Lw Plan Now for Decoration Day : If you plan on going away, on going "picnicking” or even if you plan on staying at home you will need these items to celebrate the holiday. Clear skies and warmer sun will be sure to bring you unexpected guests so be sure to have the emergency shelf well stocked in your pantry. These prices effective Friday and Saturday WINESAP APPLES 35(: The Best Eating Apples You Have Ever Had! PER DOZEN COFFEE, Gold Shield Brand PER POUND HAPPY HOME Bakm ,CHOCOLATE l7c B | Aspg:;'gus SAUCE 2 5c TWO POUNDS 25¢ 19 22° . | MONARCH SEA I'OOD COCKTAIL 14 OUNCE JAR PEAS or STRING BEANS MONARCH—NO. 2 TIN SWEET POTATOES MONARCH-—-WHOLE PEELED—18 OUNCE TIN LUX FLAKES LARGE PACKAGE ... TOMATO FUR@ TALISMAN-+-NO. 2!, CANS 3 for 43c MILK, All Brands . . ++ ]2 cans 93c CRISCO ... .. pound tin 73c NEW AND CLEANEST STOCK IN TOWN AT LOW PRICES! RIPE TOMATOES Deli , fi field-grewn t t St delicious elicious irm, field-grcwn tomatoes. Serve a e ici Per lb. 23c Tomito Salad with your Deceration Day Dinner. Noth- ing is [mu lh“n a dx\h of Sliced Tum'\loes covered with SWIFT‘S FANCY: | CELERY, Bunch . l 0 . . 8¢ TOMATO JUICE CABBAGE, lb m H Ibs. ESH PEAS 2 Ibs. 93¢ DON'T FORGET—The public pays for pre- miums. We do not give them. Cur Motto—“PRICE PLUS QUALITY.” American Cash Grocery PAY CASH AY LESS PHONE 152 FREE DELIVERY W' SAME BUILDING AS AMERICAN MEAT