The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 9, 1938, Page 8

et ——— s A ey | B THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRlDAY SEPT 9, 1938. SANITARY MEAT CO. "JUNEAU'S LEADING MARKET" Offers Good Meat for a Good Meal LEG 0’ VEAL §5c Fancy, Meaty Cuts lb. FROM FRESH MILK-FED VEAL VEAL ROASTS i 25(: Shoulder Cuts Ramhnw G!rls az"-d * STOCK QUOTATIONS | DaMuIays Iqstall ; - i8S AVERAGES e today's Dow, rials 139.90 FANCY FRESH POULTRY LEG 0’ LAMB HENS 26¢ GENUINE SPRING LAMB For Fricassee Ib. Pound-2 & c-Pound FRYERS 25 0 RK Fresh Killed 1b. 4oc LEG O P YOUNG CORN-FED PORKERS !ogdk KEYS 38‘: SANITARY MEAT CO. 13 PHONE 49 THIS YEAR'S SMALL BIRDS OLD OLD AMERICA’S FOURMOST GRAND-DAD OVERHOLT BOURBON WHISKIES RYE 40 . 25 [ ] Truly American and traditionally é Q}m“ : fine are these four great whiskies. Quart 100 PROOF Even back in 1875 when the first 100 PROCF = || Kentucky derby was run the oldest OLD TAYLO’R of this quartette had been distilled MOUNT BOURBON cr 65 years. All are straight whis- VERNON key and full 100 proof, supremely RYE 40 rich and maturely mellow. All are : B bottled-inbond under the STRICT- $ 35 EST SUPERVISION IN THE WORLD - Quart the standards laid down by the i 100 PROOF U. S. Government. Quart ; 100 PROOF Sunnybrook mybrook | 17 BARRELS oF || OLD CROW BOURBON Wt WINE ON TAP 25 25 - Quart 100 PROOF 100 PROOF BOTTLED BOTTLED ON ON l c E ! BRING YOUR JUG! l c E ! KING WILLIAM 1V SCOTCH 8 Years old . L] L] [ ] L] € L] . P Bottled in Glasgow, Scotland l"ifth George Brothers Liquor Store Phone 92 or 95 Phone 92 or 95 GEORGE BROTHERS w “CASH IS KING” Values for SATURDAY and MONDAY FISHER’S BLEND 45¢ 10-POUND BAG MACARONI—RICE—MEXICAN BEANS—NAVY BEANS—LIMA BEANS. 30 oz. pkag. 19¢ WAX PAPER, 100 ft. rolls 2 for 27¢ NAPKINS—Assorted Colors, 2 for 29c SUPER SOFT TOILET TISSUE.. 4 for 35¢ OXYDOL—For All Purposes, 69 69¢c PANCAKE FLOUR—Wheat Pancake 10 lbs. 75¢ O“{A‘\TGL ]UIC“—Natuml—IZ oz. 4 for 45¢ { ORANGE IUICE——M:ssmn gallon $2.75 CHICKEN FRICASSEE—Family Size . SR s 75¢ FRESH WIENIES—Armour’s Star, Pound 30c SAUERKRAUT-—Quart tins . 2 for 29¢ PORK AND BEANS—Van Camps 16 oz. tin .....3 for 29¢ BABY FOOD—-Libby, Heinz .3 tins 25¢ CATSUP—Libby, large bottle . 2 for 35¢ SWEET PICKLES—Libby's, quart tin 35¢ SALAD DRESSING—Shure Fine, qt. 3%c PINEAPPLE JUICE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE UNSWEETENED 6 for 5 8c PRUNE JUICE KRAUT JUICE 12 oz. tins TOMATO JUICE 13 tins $1.00 No. 1 tins—Libby, Amocat PRUNES—No. 272 tin ......2 for 39c WHOLE PEACHES—No. 2 tin__5 tins 98¢ FACIAL TISSUE AR AMERICAN CHEESE .. . FRESH ASSORTED COOKIES. . SUGAR-CandH 55¢ 10-POUNR BAG—Pure Cane MEAT DEPARTMENT [ LAMB SHOULDER 22¢ Pound Spring Lamb—Lean—Tender BABY BEEF 25¢ Pound Pot Roasi—Tender FRESH CHICKENS 28¢c Pound Young—Plump—Tender ROLLED RiB ROAST ROLLED RUMP ROAST LEG OF YOUNG VEAL LEG OF SPRING LAMB LEG OF YOUNG PORK Pound 35c Tender Roasts F-R-E-S-H COCKTAIL SHRIMPS OLYMPIA OYSTERS EASTERN OYSTERS FRYERS—ROASTERS—RABBITS F-R-E-S-H VEAL CUTLETS .. . . . Pound 35¢ LAMB STEAKS .. Pound 30c PORK STEAKS . FRESH HAMBURGER _Pound 25¢ PORK SAUSAGE—Bulk ___ Pound 30c SLICED BACON ... ... Pound 45c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES—Finest and Largest Selection in Town! HEAD LETTUCE . .-head 5¢, 10c BUNCH CARROTS ... . ... 5c BUNCH ONIONS ... Sc CELERY . _stalk 10c, 15¢ CUCUMBERS—Hot House _ LARGE KENTUCKY WONDER _each 10c BEANS . . 2 1bs. 25¢ FRESH TOMATOES .. 2 lbs. 25¢ CANTALOUPES—Large ... 2 for 25¢ CRABAPPLES .. .0 ... 3 1bs. 25¢ FRESH PRUNES .. ... ... 3 lbs. 25¢ COOKING APPLES—]Juicy ......3 lbs. 25¢ BANANAS—Firm . ... 3 lbs 35¢ PEACHES—Fancy ... Dozen 25c, 29¢ ALL LOCAL VEGETABLES 3-bunches ... wawun o, sy 25¢ POTATOES—Finest lo Pounds 29c So Pounds $l.l9 ORANGES-Sweet, Juicy