The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 1, 1938, Page 8

N\ REGISTRATION BOOKS CLOSE S PM. mmunanw Mayor and Councnl T\so Out for School Board = ' AFTER MARKET, - 0IL PRODUCTS ch action Cardena. Britain nd the Un th St o, I\mon al Export Company /o Namedfi—U S., Britain Protest Scuurcs | ation (,umxmn | NEG (ITI11I()’\IS OPENED WARM ¢ N \II\I O CITY ’\pllll A Nat- | president is purely an and all voters ap) r not can vote st Registration books will close 5 pm. tomor ) by city officia an whRbEEr wish to be qualified to vote at next g, yp sda n must have their s by that Uln( s HELEN CAMPBELL RETURNING NORTH [\, " fhobisnit i Helen Campbel!, daughter of and M A. H. Campbell of of oil|lfy his statement. me I|\l results. ; ; are itizen o s e s of Alaska skt et : . 2 esident of the city A sl F Those who are register- s ym A nged ‘their voting | '’ i { Il at the City Hal BETTER CAKE ! £ Miss Campbell, a freshman at the [ — . University, will spend the summer With Schilling Baking Powder, made with A ooy o o f tartar! It forms smaller, more - pure cream of tartar! It forms s % uniform bubbles in the mix—assures you of s ity | @i o HAHOTS) Harry T Dioks. sdeXing elec- . finer textured cake which stays fresh longer yor. On his ticket for the 4 HOSPITAL [\OTES Will never leave any Hune e Ralph Beistline, John baking powder” taste! A. Kru ind John McCormick 3 uncilman G. E. Krause Economy Ticket for May- or and secking Council seats on his ticket are Wallis George, Oscar James Harri and Wyatt Kingman minor operation at the Government On the Efficiency Ticket are Hospital this morning Mrs. H. E /\nd(x son, a medical patient, was dismissed today from St. Ann's Hospital Duncan underwent a Government h: nul answer to protest sing satisfactorily. He did not amp- - Try the Empire -classifieds for FIRST OF THE MONTH SAVINGS for SATURDAY ASPARAGUS-2 Ibs. 39c Fresh—New GRAPEFRUIT—6 for 2 Sc Fresh—Arizonas POTATOES 50 Ibs.$9 .09 U. S. No. 1 Yakima Gems NEW GREEN SPINACH- —2 Ibs. 23«: ORANGES ~=2 doz. 79c Large—Sweet—]Juicy BANANAS—3 Ibs. 35c Golden Ripe MEAT DEPT. CHOICE STEER | Pot Roasts Rolled Ribs HEINZ’ Baby Food All Kinds ' cans 29c and Tender Steaks DOZEN $1.05 : DAFFODILS While They Last 2 doz. 25c FANCY Veal, Lamb, Pork Roasts and Chops ® Fancy Cello- Wrapped Fresh-Dressed CHICKENS TURKEYS ROASTERS Mild-Cured Corned| Beef—Bulk Pickles —Cottdge.Cheese | FINEST FRUITS ¢ U BUTTER 3 Ibs. 99c Fresh—High Score EGGS—; dozen 95c Large New York Specials WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITS——Z for 29c KELLOGG'S PALMOLIVE 4 bars for 2 Sc SOAP e A ettt it~ PEANUT BUTTER—2 Ib. jar 33(: ROYAL GELATINE PUDDINGS pkg. 5c (:RA(?KERS—ETMIE.~ 4 1¢ Sodas or Grahams—SUNSHINE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1938. were seized on March 18. A spokes- man for the foreign oil companies said they plan to start théir legal battle before April 5. The deadline or SATURDAY BUYS That Shout Our VALUES Story Over 3,000 Economy Items That Speak For Us “CASH IS KING” PRICES TELL THE TALE DAFFODILS 2 ‘doz. 2 Sc Long Stems—Full Bloom FRESH GRAPEFRUIT 5c Each Large Arizona -THE BEST POTATOES IN TOWN- BANANAS l 0c Ib. Firm——Best LARGE ORANGES 2 doz. 5 Sc Sweet—Juicy $1.98 59c 100 LB. BAG 25 LBS. Yakima Gems Why Cash Is King DEVILED MEAT SPECIALS Sc Tin THAT PROVE Libby's “caSh ls King” COFFEE TOMATO JUICE 25‘ Ib. tins ¢ Drip or Percolator 2 29 SCHILLINGS Quart Tin SQUASH mnominn 6° 2 pound jar ' POUND 33(: FRESH roMaToEs | FRESH EGGS 2 Ibs. 35c Firm—Solid Here’s z'o More Reasons Why “Cash Is King” Y. 3 doz. 89c New York Medium Extras CORNED BEEF Libby’s—No. 1 tin EORGE BROTHERS QUALITY MEATS THAT SPEAK SAVINGS Swift's Premium HAMS 3, cIb. Whole or Half POT ROAST 2 5c Ib. Baby Beef CHICKENS 28c Ib. Milk-Fed—Young PORK-VEAL z9c Ib. LAMB Shoulder Roast Lean—Tender ROASTS Tender 35c Ib. Legs of Veal Legs of Pork Rolled Rump Beef Rolled Ribs Beef 25(: Ib. FRESH GROUND BEEF ROASTERS TURKEYS