The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1937, Page 8

THE DAIlY ALASKA EMPIRE FRlDAY MAY 28 1937. BEATTY, HIRST RETURN FROM - INSPECT, T@m% s Indian Bureau Officials Fly to Hoonah, Angoon, Sitka Imlu) " DEPARTS ON SURVEY TRIP :::: throughout the trip. Ha n R Stamm and F.| mes Plant, er, Iu\ penetra u(] ns missed by Mr | | which i Bilbao, k.l sh(lll) xf[u th u.s. Htl\l)ulgl\ - hi "Ulpl the Aleutian Islands, sched- Plant is now in the Fairbanks ion, while Mr. Stamm is enroute PAY’N TAKIT EEAEE LIQUOR money this winter, av- ,f s A G s st WILL BE < OPEN orn »" ELKS MEET MOOSE g oy : Ve i) IN BASEBALL WAR St IF SHOWERS MISS SUNDAY and slimmers of sun- M o N n A Y ined out Xf th( ere | at 5:30 o'clock this : ling to the Gasl Sunday and Monday AT probably do-| Capt. Molly Mac- take over the initial with a new-| 1, on second bably come in while 7 o'clock. di um)lamc‘(. ire to his old niche in the outfield | -oe | Lode and placer location mnotices for sale at The Empire Ofiice. ANNOUNCING > OPENING ©' = Mellow Memories ' Schlitz in“Steinies” TNJOY Schlitzin* Steinie” Brown Bottles for mel- lowmemories of olden days, it brings you real, fui 1- bodied, old-time flavor... . brewed to ripe, rich perfec- tion,winterandsummer,un- der Precise Enzyme Control. Enjsy Schlitz today, with health benefits of Sunshine Vitamin . in “Steinie Brown Bolllcs. Quality Foods Lunches s P E c l A L s Sandwiches a ance and fll-rafur SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN- SILVER DOLLAR STEAK DINNER CHICKEN PIE BARBEQUE SANDWICHES WAFFLES COFFEE WITH FRESH CREAM JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO. MILWAUKEE, WIS. | We Most Cordially Invite Your Inspection Milwaukee Famous Made Your welcome is not measured by the amount you spend. OUR AIM: TASTY FOOD--CLEANLINESS—SERVICI HOURS: 6:00 A. M. till 1: A. M. Saturday—All Night YOU'K EYES possible mus cular nl ances. |! Call Today for an Appoiniment! | Dr. Rae L. Carlson || OPTOMETRIST Office Ludwig Nelson's Jewelry Phone 331 i | | ulcd to return here late in Augu G. Ricketts, the cut- u heads were unable ln Kuskokwim and Bristol TALLAPDDSA ‘ Commanded by Lieutenant Cnm However, two con- {mander Noble ngineers for the Bmmu | ter took Dr. Ales north to Juneau with | an ant gical suryey trip . Guard assistance at various ports seaport capital of the duk Iul fml and pmc(‘ld Basque republic, is known as the I %p in because of its Today's News Tn(h\—Fmph(‘ MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! Phone Betty Abel at 4653 TOP NOTCH GRIDDLE CAKES We wish to thank every person and every business firm for their interest and cooperation in our opening. THE TOP NOTCH Seward St. between Front and Second Hrdlicka on SPEND THE HOLIDAY Mary Joyce’s Taku Lodge Boat leaves Keeny's Float Saturday alternoon at 1 o'clock, returning to Juneau Monday evening about 6 or MEAT DEPARTMENT nTakit q GEORGE BROTHERS' Store Closed Monday, Memorlal Day JUNEAU'S LARGEST GROCERY, MEAT AND LIQUOR STORE BILLS, BILLS, BILLS, BILLS, BILLS! In a few more days they’ll start to pour in. But not from PAY'N TAKIT. CASH IS KING at PAY'N TAKIT, and more people are finding it out, and getting less bills every month. PAY CASH, and you'll BUY MORE FOR LESS MONEY! End the menace of monthly bills. Buy carefully and buy more. Put money in the bank this month! 2-DAY SALE! FRIDAY, MAY 28 HOME OF BABY BEEF—WHERE CASH IS KING—QUALITY ONLY! Little Pig Sausages 7 35c Swift’s Premium—pound SHOULDER LAMB, PORK, VEAL 30¢ VEAL, LAMB, BEEF STEW ' 20¢ Roast Legs Povk Roast Legs Veal, Roast Rolled Rump Beek 3 Sc POUND 25¢ BACON Swift’s Premium—1, 1b. pk-r. PICNIC HAMS Small—L cdn—-pound LEG OF LAMB Peund . COLORED EOWL Heavy—Pound 37 TURKEYS, FRESH 35¢| BROILERS, FRESH 3 g Roasting CHICKENS FRESH—Pound HEAVY HENS, Roasting or Stewing—pound ' 38¢ HENS, FRESH 29c 3 pound average—-pnunq s { HAMBURGER 25c Fresh Ground—pound e b - POT ROAST 281: Fresh—Baby Beef—pound ... . SHORTENING Superla—Bulk-—pound ... 16 COTTAGE CHEESE Kristofferson’s—Fresh—full pint, bulk zo FRESH BU’I‘TER VVVVVVVVVVVV 7 5(: Jersey—2 pounds ... - & ; FRESH NUCOA 2 doz. 65c Feor Table, For Baking—2 pounds FRESH EGGS Medium Extras CASH IS KING! SATURDAY, MAY 29 FRUITS and VEGETABLES COMPLETE SELECTION—BEST I ONLY BUNCH CARROTS 20(: 3 bunche@ GRAPEFRUIT Wes('o—Nn 2 tin—2 for GREEN ONIONS, 3 bunches LETTUCE, head . ASPARAGUS——Kennewick, Ib. . RHUBARB—Firm, 4 pounds SPINACH—Iced, 2 lbs. ... . CELERY.bunch .. TOMATOES—Firm, lb ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 22¢ CUCUMBERS—Large—Fancy, each 19¢ PARSNIPS, 8 1bs. = v or 8k NEW POTATOES—F ancy. 5 lbs. . PEPPERS—-CARROTS PARSLEY——CABBAGE ORANGES—Small— Extra Sweet, 2dozen ... ... CAULIFLOWER, head 35c, 29c, 25¢c., 20c LEMONS, dozen ... ... .| APPLES—Yellow Newtons, Winesaps, dozen ... . BANANAS—FIRM, 2 lbs. FRESH PEAS, Ib. . WHITE KING WASHING POWDER large package DOG FOOD, 4 tins . : KENWOOD~H dogs could only talk' FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY PLAIN SWEET PICKLES—Sweet Mix, Chow Chow. Rosedale, qt. ... 39¢ OVEN-FRESH COOKIES, 3 doz. pkg. 32¢ SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR, pkg. 35¢ SHREDDED WHEAT, pkg................ 15¢ MAYONNAISE—Gold Medal, qt. ... 57¢ PIGS FEET—Swift's, quart jar CHINESE NOODLES, pkg. . TEA GARDEN PRESERVES—AIl Flavors except Strawberry, No. 2 tin Empire, 21b.jar ... 39¢c School Boy., 1 1b. o e 25c W | HERSHEY COCOA, 11b.tin ... 18c PITTED DATES, 21bs. ... ... ... 29c Meat Department FRESH RABBITS, b, ... ... 35¢ FRESH LAMB HEARTS. Ib 25 FRESH TRIPE, Ib. .. ... 4 FRESH SPARERIBS, lb. ... 28¢ HORMEL CANNED HAMS— quarters, ti HORMEL CANNED CHICKENS— Flavor Seal, halves LARGE SELECTION OF LUNCHEON MEATS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PICNIC— Largest Selection in City!