The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 30, 1937, Page 8

8 THE DAllY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY, DEC. 30, 1937. OHLSON 1 ON ALASKA Colonel and Mr wer DR, JENNE BACK " " AFTER SHORT STAY brief trip to the States, Dr. C Otto F. Ohlson Jenne returned t Jenne his mother, Mrs many other relatives and also visited wit mother, Mrs. Anna E some time in nection with railroad appropriations. .. \\'. ve experienced a very good ason on the road this year,” Col- Try an Empire ad M WARM UP YOUR WELCOME WITH | Switch to this richer whis- key that you don’t have | to be richer toenjoy. ing with oLD o\ AKER. Smoother, mellc wer, milder, . this s, in our opinion, nuwnpnmrsu right y on the American ket today. You don’t e to be rich to enjoy this er whiskey. Just try our OLD QUAKER today! /;.@;"fra} flUA\ STRAIGHT WHISKEY AVAILABLE IN BOURBON OR RYE STORED IN TEMPERATURE CCNTROLLED WAREHOUSES tou 1937~ THE OLD QUAKER CO.-LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA JAKEWAY DISTRIBUTING CO., Inc. ALASKA DISTRIBUTORS B R BRRND ALSO IN HANDY PINT FLASKS B B e e e ) R RS We Ask Your CO-OPERATION —Due to increased costs of it is necessary for us to raise the e on milk bot- present der d 1 F [ tles from Five to Ten Cents—— Effective January First. The deposit asked is still below st to us of the bottles the actual ¢ 3 § milk containers (especially bottles) and we ask that milk users will use more care in handling bottles. Greater care will insure all around satisfaction. WE THANK YOU AND EX- TEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR A Happy, Prosperous 1938 Juneau Dairies, Inc. e e o B R SR R R R | Seattle. Mrs. and today, the me turn to Juncau this spring MERGURY RIS'N standing at 11 deg | At Coupeville he also visited with according to the U AT FORMER HOME }** Back again in his office following ville for five year pent Christmas with s T. H. White, and in (Mx)w:m‘u.' 5. Jenne's r * air, which is contaminated W, now in wi h dust, mould and microbes. There are six saints bearing the ating temperature cont name St. C: lll\(nu ‘ !MKER MIXED NUTS-1937 Crop ‘hecame the “Irish Free State,” un- der virtually independent rule, and ‘Northern Ireland,’ under British Snow cxpem to re- at noon % Law Puts Ireland Weather Bu- Hattie Race, mother of Harry reau. Up to the same hour a total ! control ace of Ketchikan. While in Se- E OF of 11 inches of snow had fallen with Back 0" “Ie Ma British officials, it is reported, he completed several business e forecast for cloudy weather with are contemplating designating Nor- ns and also visited with oceas now. f thern Ireland as Ulster to avoid con- H. W. Whittman, The s > winds of the past few fusion u, and with the S N 0 w F A '_ I_ s days were virtually abated and the DUBLIN, Ireland, Dec. 30.—Irish i i i W may workers for the second time in how Vvisiting there Weather Bureau predicted a general first visit in Coupe let up in the sharp taste of winter Y ¥ \ with a slightly rising General Letup in Cold Snap| ™ water tr Predicted- lmn.\’pnr!zk turned to normal, b are far behind lmnSch((] llesResumed |to be held up pending ¢ ditions. years are junking their existing ocks and remaking the map of eland. Land of Beer SN BERLIN. — Germany's beef (ax Before the nrst of the year, all|popiaq the government 115,200,000 must be labeled y, “tne fiscal year 1936-37, reports Irish Free rpne angriff, organ of Dr. Joseph 41 Goebbels, propaganda minister. Ger- mans consumed an average of 15 1 air is clean compared to i G C s Heavy snow with slightly mmlu - Today's News Today.—Empire zallons per persons. vail in Juneau and vicini when AN R S O T T | L LR ON EVERYTHING FOR YOUR NEW YEAR’S DINNER ——— AT THE SUPER-MARKET OVER 3,000 ITEMS— — —WHY CASH IS KING! JAP ORANGES ORANGES IN OUR MEAT Sweet—Juicy DEPARTMENT 8 5c Box | 2 dozfor3Qc E-G-G-8 Large—Clean—White 2 doz. for 69c BRUSSELL SPROUTS 2 Ibs. for 25c Sweet POTATOES 3 pounds 20¢ CARROTS 4 bunches 19c BUNCH TURNIPS BUNCH BEETS PARSLEY—YAMS GREEN PEPPERS ENDIVE—CABBAGE STRING BEANS Turkeys-Capons Roasters-Stewers Broilers-Rabbits All Government Inspected—No. 1 Quality—Direct from Farm 2 Ibs. for 4 5c NO PEANUTS MIXED CANDIES E@; Ibs. for 3§c French Creams—Satin Mix—]Jelly Beans—Monster Gum Drops— Hard Mix—Orange Slices 2 Ibs. for 29c CRANBERRIES Fancy Grade MAID-O-NUT Z Ibs. for 49c For Table Use, Baking, Frying, Cooking—XKitchen Tested WHOLESOME and NUTRITIOUS LEMONS, dozen ——35¢ CELERY —5¢, 10c, 15¢ LETTUCE —5c¢, 10c, 12¢, Insure Freshness 25c Lb. POT ROAST OF BABY BEEF Tender—Lecm—Roust 90 Lb. PORK - VEAL - LAMB SHOULDER ROAST Lean—Tender—Quality Sc Lb. LAMB - PORK - VEAL LEG ROAST No. 1 Quality Only Firm FLUFFO 2 Ibs. 33c TOMATOES —2 Ibs. 39¢ A HAPPY BULK—For fill Pu;’poses—Frying. Firm NE w YEAR Baking, Pastry FOR TENDER STEAKS, ROASTS and CHOPS — We Buy Number One—Best Grade Only! Pay'n Takit BANANAS —21bs.23c] TO ALL! GEORGE BROTHERS