The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 8, 1938, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1938. Tea Honors Two WM. C. WRIGHT Junaau Vlsnum IS REENTERING | Ru Il A (_lnk \nd '\ll C (ll ( nter! t at 8 i Purchases One Half Inter- SAY, HAVE YOU TRIED HOP GOLDS NEW BEER? 1 | Rulaford ar: . this afternoon bet |of 3 and 5 o'clock of est in “Graves, The i p k on 801 Dixon St §1 5 4 | Mrs. Cool i - S (lolhmg Man" i 5 1‘ ‘1’ oUW O'" william C. Wrig nt will again re- ” E/ HMLCIOR) By " enter business in Juneau and has ® ITS TRUE £4CER.. ACED 3 FULL MONT#HS! YOU hear about it everywhere tongue it's in terms of prais: -, establishment Mr. Wright is and to new- be equally as and does own g ty holdings nd operated ntial busi- and on every I('a(h e sensa CATHOLlC DAUGHTER® FOOD SALE TOMORROW . aging! y that’s what make true lager beer! So try the new Hop Gold today! Give it the “*Side-by-Side” test with any other beer. Then choose the flavor that pleases you most! STAR BREWERY COMPANY, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON In steinies, full quarts, half-gallons, and 24-bottle cases | HOP GOLD Hew Pl &pm‘ p TRUE LAGER BEER RAlNBOW GIRLS SOUTH | ON DENALl YESTERDAY is in port at Ketchikan, the | »fficers will put on a Majority Ser- Th 3 E 0 Y P Ch k' | vice for the assembly in that town 4 ey re asy n o“l. ay ec o | Joseph A. McDonald took the " R(gudl »ss of .whether you | "ath of United States Marshal at ; T Fairbanks, for the Fourth Division 3 have dinner at home or are QUR PRICES ARE NEVER TOO HIGH {on July 1, for his second four-year nni hienic over the planning a ¢ et Ask Any of Our Customers! weck-end, make sure \mbt i o ; the finest food mc xm) can buy | . “‘I' Cedean o e TEL “THE QUALITY WILL BE RE- | 4t880200000000000000000; ials. Prices have been reducec MEMBERED — LONG "R ml I]u most popular weekly 4 7 8 THE PRICE IS FORGO Don't Overlook This "SATURDAY MONDAY JELLO — 3pkgs. l9c Cake Flour-z pkgs. 5 Sc RED SHIELD w \N S DOWN BUTTER | PEP——2 pkss. ) B¢ 2 Pounds Rice Krispies 2 pkes. 2Q¢ 63c Marshmallows 19 R Fresh Fraits | Morton's Salt—pkg. @c || This Month Vegeaidables fi&:fi;'egpflwi pkegs. zsc Now ?h“g Giker that NEW BALDWIN- BUILT PIANO you have been wanting. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Fould’s Brand Pork & Beans Ld 3 i 25¢ CAMPBELL’S—16-0z. tins [ SEE THEM AND BE CONVINCED “Always the Best” ® Tomato Juice 29c THIS SPECIAL SALE I;I{S:ME-GI:OGWN CAMPBELL’S—50-ounce fin ... AT FACTORY g7 o< Ay Bel Monte Tomatoes 45(: PRICES 3 bunches 25¢ SOLID PACK—2 No. 2Y; tins . o Mustard Greens 2 bunches 25¢ To all Purchasers During July. We Offer FREE: Freight from factory. MATCHES SEARCHLIGHT . _._carton 29 CHOICE FRESH MEATS CUT TO YOUR ORDER SUGAR-CURED, CORNED BEEF . . pound 25c Boneless Brisket Duet Piano Bench. NEW CABBAGE .. -J ..iviiiiiuii .. pound G Do o e Ml A DISH FIT FOR A KING' ::‘:l::ay?r on the Glacier Fresh- Ground Beef . 1b. 25¢ Beef Short Ribs . ... ... 1b. 18¢c EASY TERMS! LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD PIANO FRESH-KILLED LOCAL HENS Also—Roasters, Fryers and Stewing Chickens Spring Lamb Roasts 1b. 25¢ Lamb Patties each 5c (seasoned "just right") “THE MODERN PURE FOODS STORE” California Grocery || masawosc || 122 Second Street—Phone 206 | and MEAT DEPARTMENT | PIANO SALE | | B e e c | J!lllflhlllll'!lllll'll‘lllflfl(\lml"'t"!‘l-l( APNERGI NG NS ANEOOUECA RSB AR ENNCNANSCRONNGE N BOND I NCEES MARVELOUS VALUES g"figqm FOODS BLLLIY BUTTER ——— 9 lbs. 6 5c DARIGOLD—Sweet Cream EGGS——%duzen 3&»09 Large New York Extras FISHER'S FINE SPUN CAKE FLOUR — 2—2-1b. packages with 4 Measuring Spoons FREE SATURDAY SNOWDRIFT or CRISCO 3 pound tin 64c — OQOVALTINE — For Warm Weather PURE EGG NOODLES GIL-YO-NE 1 ib. celfo. pkg, p. @c DARIGOLD VALAMONT 4 MILE $3.19 PrESERVES 39c All Flavors—Large jar SUNSHINE or SNOWFLAKES SODAS or GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 polmd caddy 39c Fisher’s Blend FLOUR 49 lbs,$1.89 25 Ibs. 99c .11 Checck Theoe Sliced Rindless Bacon 3 Sc SPECIAL AT—per pound CHGICE STEER: Pot Roasts, Oven Roasts, Steaks and Boneless Stew. FANCY LEGS AND SHOULDERS OF LAMB Light and Heavy Hens—3-pound fryers @ Fresh-Dressed Cello- 4-pound roasters wrapped fowl-Rabbits. Washington Coop Quality: 1 /2-pound broilers SHOULDER VEAL ROASTS—atpoundZSc Ael Monte SPINACH 2 large No. 22 tins B. & M. IN GLASS BAKED BEANS or BROWN BREAD 3 pound jar 7 4c b RELIANCE COFFEE 39 CASABA MELONS 8c Pound Red—Solid 2 for l9c THE FINEST | 16 and 616 PHONE « _ Ripe and Sweet—Pound 9c KLONDIKE MELONS TOMATOES—2 1bs. 29c #1 pounds 2 B¢ tfiflfflfi?}“s—z for 2Q¢ e TTNNTTED FOOD