The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1938, Page 8

8 ‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 18, 1938. Thanksgwmg Motif Child Marriages AtNorwomen Dinner - Show Steady Gain ok By EXTRA! COURT ACTION IS FILED TO GET LABOR REGORDS Suit Brought h\ AFL to Get Accounts and Charter of | Central Labor Council Green, | Fede American books, recor Central Lak refused to d authorized agent, Leo eral organizer here had been ms: Written OUTSIDE THE MAGAZINE PAGES (nree fashion models sun sclves at San Juan. Left to right: Mrs. Barclay Ulman, Mrs. Mary Sykes, Meadowbrook, Pa., and Mrs. F. H. Comtois, N. Y oo 112 Years of Healih, Is Now After Checkup oured ~ Cooperative societies in Ful working to ok cooperative rketing, and coop- by consumer ince are rienitural cr 1 million | duction and purc year whil an increa year. erativ stated withou > o> SIX ARHAIGNI:U ON CRIMINAL CHARGESTODAY - niorrow MOI ning. Th ree Mondny indictment by gned in To the King's taste!” they say, when lingering over home-made desserts and candies flavored with Schilling pure Vanilla. Good cooks know why they're they use only a Six men under the grand jury were Federal District Cou noon before Judge ander Sam Lepetich, previously indicted e related she had the head w Turkish m and which shp said had ed on her wrist in gold was discover £ pleased, because thoug [ drop or two, the flavor never bakes nor freezes out! Yes, good cooks know i( ; | | Geor pays to ge Schi that money can b and it costs no mor Mrs, Durganian ha sband and six child outlived I/ 1. A surviv- * she empha while U\(‘. F two counts of gerous weapon, of sed of against his if Violet, a other 15t Art Carter, will before the court to enter his plea cic 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Forrest V. Smith, accused killer of Thomas Colling in the and salad dressing case here re- cently, was arraigned and was giv- en until 2 p.m. Monday to | Smith had no attorney and ask that he be permitted to try his own case. The court denied the request and gave Smith until Mon- day to get an acorney or the court would a him. This is tos for you to be with 5 B must A i protect your interests as well as the [ G 1 the court -4 court interests of the people. Henry Cropley, of Hoonah, charg- ed with two counts of forgery, al- legedly signing the name of H Lester Rink to two checks, one for $17 and one for $29, will plead tomorrow morning as will Harvey Anderson, charged with contribut- ing to the delinquency of a minor girl. | - > | Smiling for tn: rrst tme in| months, 400 child refugees in £l hai were transferred io Che- kiang province where they are be- ginning life anew. Lode and piacer ication noticed for sale at The Embire l)"inn with a dness. 50 why More resistance been longed on, have en province organized ir cookie TENDER, PLUMP YOUNG Turkeys OUR COMPLETE RANGE OF POULTRY CONSISTS OF FANCIEST STOCK ONLY! CAPONS — SUCKLING PIGS — PRIME YOUNG GEESE — FANCY DUCKLINGS — PAN-DRESSED RABBITS . ... and ROASTING CHICKENS. For Your Cocktails ——OLYMPIA OYSTERS For Your Dressings—— WILLAPOINT OYSTERS THEY'RE FRESH-DRESSED AND THE FINEST BIRDS 2 IN JUNEAU More Days TO ASSURE YOURSELF OF THE: Best Thanksgiving Dinner Ever BY PLACING YOUR TURKEY ORDER at the SANITARY MEAT CO. ED SHAFFER, Proprictor Orders taken at Home Grocery will receive our same personal attention. ORDER EARLY! AMERICAN MEAT CO. TOM HUTCHINGS, Manager —— — PHONE 38 Approximately sixty tended the Northern with fall decorations. Community wants to know just how he is, call Mrs. McCormick at the Catholic School any time before 4:45 p.m. Yesterday little Patsy, through The Empire asked some kind person to her doggie and give it a new Pa;tsy's : Doé und Safe tile. Patey Shes pals ey fer | A agig y s today for “Brownie,” her pet| [Lpun america increased its pur- dor Is today reported found. He's| crases of United States medicinals safe aml» sound, isn't hungry, but! g percent in the last year and ac- UI;;.d‘-(l'l,fll"lfln(“svoml’. | counted for 20 percent of the total the Gl r Highway, and if Pa In Soviet Russia persons at- Norwomen dinner held rlors of the n Church evening in the ¥ MOSCOW, Nov. i3.—Child mar- te of official efforts to em, ars flourishing In according to t cuth organ, Komso- Pravda. -3 1 that art f the ] ki S S ...60 MODERN... 1 in order to give th " "o . ; gve el | A "Powder Room” installed in that old closet under the stairs will delight both you and your guests. Pres depicting the s e Todayv’s News ‘Loday.-—EmDire. ving season, adding a bril- touch to the dniner tables. singing was led by Harmon, accompanied Miss Cynthia Henr, the piano by A. M. Uggen entertained evening with re o and vocal seletcions she is so well known A e g oo It's New! It's Smaut! [ ‘\'.t)A‘I' rds of ion for 1 in the Uni hi of juvenile weifare 1 the newspaper with failed in its duties RICE 8 AHLERS CO. 5 Third and anklin Streets PHONE 34 - - vs Toaay. Fmpire PREPARE NOW for Thanksgiving! You'll find everything you want right here in these TWO STORES., now, ready for your feast preparations —— AT LOWER PRICES! Finest Eervice. tricly fresh B-U-T-T-E-R EXCELLENT = Ql ALITY E-G-G-§ LARGE nds c C 2 Dozen.. . PEAC}IESTPEARS Grapefruit Juice Carnation or Mothers Premium Qats Large Pkg. 3@(: E& 39 25° 2 large bottles Unsweetened—No. 2 2 for 25c Dozen $l 45 CASE $2.so !."ancy Pears 39c 2 for 25c : odmnges 3 l@? Gfor70c [Srapes TOMATOES Large—Nao. 2 for 39c 6 for$ ! 09 PUMPKIN Large—No. 21, cans cans - SEARCHLIGHT Matches Carton Lux Flakes Rinso 2 packages 2 pounds FANCY FIELD Tomatoes With Puree—No. 21, cans 2 pounds .. . 3 s N Shrim (¢ { CHERY % 8 2 cans ? 35 2 Eor zsc Bleached or 252 WET ()R l)l{\ PACK E Utah 30c Crab 49c 6'r70 Lettuce 29¢ 2 cans . 7 T S 2 heads L ALASKA PACK JUMBLE on i G- % Wmesa 5 .69|Onions sc BOX: i p sl 7 pounds .. 2 y «w UNITED viMARKET A VERY FINE ASSOR’ / MENT of TU RKEYS. GEESE, CHICKENS and BABBITS for Thanksgiv- | ing. SHOULDER LAMB SHOULDER VEAL SHOULDER PORK e UNITED FOOD 'cadsis | 16 and 616 Xt Piggly - Wiggly 24and 85 101V - 199