The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1938, Page 8

i THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY JULY 22 1938. FOREST BLAZES Extension Given 50070 GuwhnysMayaeturm CONTINUING N Uzashik msiric % i o - MANY SECTIONS hn antu! A T Chased from Homes (Jll,!]l.x\. Salmon ] chik ‘3“?3.'3:;;%; k Is Still l.ig'nl rers Threatened HIGH TEMPERATURES TAKING TOLL, DEATH Ottt Drowning re Reported z ln 1ln' \tk R‘m 1 Lakes, Rive <7 & ALBER'S Nty L mos e gg0 (1 CornFlakes N e llowing are baseball scor HEINZ TOMATO §4, Large Packages By POl € ames played this afternoon in N rig leagues as received up (o JUICE, 46-0z - \\ Eor c cooler weathe 1 HRpe 35% \ 3 . \ i N\ A :J...\]/ VINEGAR lzc %% T hottle o . A s wany 100 e White King >s e — — Al Kind for j\a Granulated WASHING SOAP Large Package 37° HONEY 55¢ WLK case $5 19,15 case $n.65, doz. % 5c STANDBY TOMATOES — case $.40, P cans 25c ’| The Empire classifieds for K. C. BAKING ARKANSAS TRAVELER Jackie Gately, pretty girl who went to New York and landed a job as night club dancer, milked POWDER (really) a real cow at fair staged in M. ttan’s Greenwich Vil- ¥ lage for the benefit of Spanish Children 4 25-02. 1%¢ Milk Fund. Distribution is planned for Barcelona, Valencia, Madrid. Miss Gate Iy got almost a pint, said skill goes back to days on Arkansas farm. Marine Airways - $8 $ 3 fAST COU"TI- QUS D ck for the samc 1 in Southeast Alaska ! MISS GRACE TROY 1S 'GUEST IN TOWN OF GOV. TROY 13.248; Kkings ,564; last year, 11,93 DELIVERY § § 5% : . @ ;‘;)ta:'rd ollNew i 2 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, roducton ©“> | Returns e QLB PUTCH AT YOUR FRUITS and ‘Bl i il ARG oving |2 CLEANSER i ame o, e i bonte st ™ st = 3 cans zsc UKITED, Vegetables SRR LAY U iy 15 S sy SRR ST | || QUA MARKET | Noi poratoss boat ‘ : Yo Wil Like & gein g 7 1bs. 19¢ Mary Joyce's While up the river, were taken on location. Fc next month, shots will be ta the Mendenhall Glacier, work resume shortly. - CHlCAGO TRAVELER | LEAVES FOR SOUTH | and his ey¢ SLICED, n ND SOAP 10 bars 59c SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES several scer GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25¢ PEAS 2 Ibs. 19¢ ; TOMATOES BACO! SPECIAL Pound 3 Sc WATERMELONS I \ TIMELY FRA A P Fine Ripe Fruit— !Ls.l' or Whole—Pound Bananas Tomames CLOTHES ’fiume is spoken ' F ple in the ) in other ON BARANOF TONIGHT | Mrs. Carl Dreutzer of Chicago. arrived in Juneau on the Aleu- rom the south, will leave on aranof tonight for Seattle. ) her husband and Dr. Edson || Wednesday to Yakobi Island and trip aboard the yacht Jeannette E. returned to Juneau last night by Marine Airways plane from Port Althorp. Mr. Dreutzer and Dr. Bas- tin remained at Yakobi where they are examining nickel prope ch they and other Chic interested. B SUING WIFE FOR SUPPORT LOS ANGELES, July 22—When a husband give arnings to hi wife for fiity-seven and nine nenths, he should be entitled (o support when they part Particularly, when she him on fare — and reserved their 1o hair for the cat Georg off, seventy-nine, 50 claimed in a suit for separate main- tcnance of $100 a month ag Katrina Eggloff, L e Corsetless Days allowed Hard on Eskimos MONTREAL, Que., July 22—Al- askan Eskimos have been hit by | “hard times” now that women no longer wear whale-bone corsets, ac- | cording to Robert Cooke of Mon- || treal, who has just returned to his home here from Barrow, most northerly settlement in = Alaska In the heydey of the corset, said Cooke, whale-bone sold for much as $7 a pound. As a fifty-to seventy-ton whale carries about 2,000 pounds of whale-bone the Es- Kimos reaped a rich harvest. Now whale-bone is used mainly for fer- tilizer and is searcely woith the tmuhle of shipping it out. ——— l el zs0n Worsteds | “WITHOUT OBLIGATION” No man can buy a suit from pictures, no matter how attractive. In fairness to an offer- ing that has lots more to commend it than looks alone, we want you to come in and f examine our new Jason Worsteds. « There's no obligation of any kind — excepting every man’s obligation to himself to get the most for his money. « Jason Worsteds, loomed from the finest yarns obtainable and tailored by Timely Clothes, have a way of sclling best when ez, and pleasing most when worn! FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men " PEAS CERTQ 2 Botties @9‘ = | | I I I I i | | | I $588 QUALITY ALWAYS PAYS$$$$ BANK THE DIFFERENCE $3 $ $ TWO PHONES J 5585 'KETCH Golden Ripe 3 Ibs. 29¢ ORAN&?ES Sweet—Juicy—Medium Fancy—Ripe—Selid } [ \ Ibs.25¢ | @9‘ 95¢ 2 DOZEN 4 DOZEN | JELL-0 All Flavors 3 pkgs. 19¢ ? 2 1bs. §5c| TISSUE TOILET—Silk Seft 4 rolis 25¢ Garden Fresh 2 1bs. 25¢ BUTTER DANISH—92 SCORE. MILK All Brands—Tall $$$S ANd NOA NIHM SANIAIAIA HNOX LID $$$¢ Tins 12 for 39¢ Makes Perfect Jams and Jellies FREE SALAD FORK WITH EACH 2 BOTTLES CRAB Crackers ALASKA—Regular Tins GRAHAM—SODA 2ford9c || 2"39¢ Cantawupes 2 29(: 19° 211 Two lns Seward Phones HEINZ—LARG} Five Fast Deliveries SAVE KT BERT'S §§ “ s $$ ¢ 2ISYM LOOHLIM NOLLNSIMISIA Fancy Field 2 Ibs. = "': | LETTUCE | Large Heads ; v l SHOULDER ROASTS Lamb & Veal { { { \ ! | ! ! ! § 3 ! ! Pound z Sc i i /| | | ! ! ! i ! | Large Carton 25 ¢ SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING GELATINE ROYAL—AIl Flavors Pkg. 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