The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 9, 1939, Page 8

: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1939. et Piggly Wiggly’s —————— - GILMOREIS *usaue, NAMED ASST. 10 INSTITUTIONS A party of the Fairbanks United Stat Marshal's office passed| DIST ATIY through Juneau on the Alaska (ak-’ L B ing three prisoners and one insane case Outside | Michael A. Yakopatz was one | i prisoner under sentence of five Appom'ment A nn oun(ed years for burglary and one year for by JUdge Ho'lheimer ’xv.md 1:.r"1‘n_\x‘ 't‘l!f’..s:’n(enct's to be| This Afiernoon k J. Gilmore Jr, has been i was taken south to nd a.day for con- | e delinquency of a| E. Morency will while Georg it United States o o 'ywo and one-half years for| \dquarters at Ket- P | to an announce- oL AEDEOY, 8 The insanit ¢ is Tony Abram- | de m1 afternoon by Unit- Attorney William A. Holz- son from the ymile, bound for | Morningside ‘ Under United States Marsh#fdoc McDonald, guards were . Depaty | y Nichols, from Nenana, Peter ea Fairbanks, | pointee is now in Washing- ] to Alaska, ac- wife, and assume June 1 s born in Ketchi IlYi\IPlllllll\ L o T NIE FOODS cost less HERE. .. Juneau beom BOYS s - " IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO ECONOMIZE-you'll find at PIGELY T0 ADMINISTER .. romowe mewr WIGGLY a host of specials . . . delicious things that will satisly CITY TOMORROW :- weet was ganied - hearty appelities. And you are sure fo save subslanhally on all Supplant Regular Officers * Potted Pork Chop LiBBY'S FANCY JE S foods, TRY OUR SERVICE! Flour, 10-1h. sack, 64¢ Even in Schools- P. fou e i |1 e CUT BEANS 2.29%9¢ Household TOWELS Warner, Mavor ni"fii}ifir . el o oy sfrsyc LargeRolls . . . . 2for25¢ A u, wnwrs o o wovss CIRIN couwws wasemn g poy FANCY FRESHPRUNES ... B oo o e s 4 g 61 YMPIA IT8 LIPTON'S TEA, Yellow Label . . 11b.tins88c @V ALTINE i o ccoc e uns BEPC FULL CREAM AMERICAN c‘"EESE “"220 3 | BLEND FL“UR CUT MACARONIor SPAGHETTI . ... pky. 25¢ M 10-1h. sacks 49¢ For tomorrow the DeMolay Large Cellophane Packages ST 1o e ovet thedOity wov- RARE FLAVOR? ernment, filling all the offices. The b 49-1bh. sacks $1 DEL “MONTE O-I? LIBBY'S PEAS e $ .99 2..29¢ 6G--83¢ MONARCH Colossal RIPE OLIVES, extra largefin . . . ... 49c PALMDALE ASPARAGUS TANG SALAD DRESSING 35- schools, wher R A R 5 i e Mupernrient tor 5| dts the Water Nafural Green, No. 2 tins 33¢ FULL QUARTS day and Claude Hirst Jr, Princi- A rare and special type of natural brew- g e NUCOA SOY SAUCE pal. ing water, combmed with skill and fine 3 large hottles 25¢ : ' 2 ds 45¢ t 49 WASHINGTON MACARONI or pounds o€ quar O SPAGHETTI, 3 packages 25c =~ Likewis A Magistrate; Herman Porter, City yellg '::Tme:‘lf.rr‘lfin‘zu;‘flz}t'eor;;:;: Clerk; Elwin Messer, Chief of Po- Beer internationally lice; Harry Watkins, Fire €hief; recognized for fine Donald Wilcox, City ' Engineer; Del Monte Fancy PEAC"E large 2! tins oC¢ 6G.-$1.29 s Lo two coffees! One for Drip or 2""‘ 46)(3 e '$ . olonel” & ; Glass-maker — one for Perco- h {\ lator or Boiling. Both give § i fom e PRCNANY: £ \\ you delicious full flavor and High-Grade White or @ both need strength, Get the correct Schil- eafoe pundly poied ling Coffce foryourownmaker. Whole Wheat FIGBARS . . .. .. 2-1b. pkg. 35¢ =, 5 flmor clean taste, con- | Frank Parsons, Lec Lucas, Hallie| CALUMET BAKINGPOWDER . .. ... 1b. 25¢ VICTORY OLYM PIA e toneg | Dog Food ° 4 cans 25¢ BEER DEL MONTE WHOLE BEANS ..... 21ins 37c Spaghetti with Meat, No. 1 tins .2 tins 33¢ DECKER’'S HAM—AIl Ready to Eat— NEW PRODUCE 11b. 12 ox. tins ; $1.19 TINY NEW POTATOES, No. 2 tins 2 for 29¢ ARRIVED TODAY ON Y“KON 01d English Cheese with Crocks, for both ...$1.09 on the Fisher’s Pancake large tins 19¢ | en, Patrolmen; Alfred Zen-| = Vharfinger; Philip Harland, nt Wharfinger; Keith Pe- trich, Street Foreman; Allan John- | sione, Assistant Street Foreman; | Richard Jackson, Fire Truck Driv-| er; Dallas Weyand, Assistant Fire lnm. Driver; LeRoy Vestal, Assis-| OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY & City Engineer, and Robert Olympia, Washington, U. S. A. <‘, t, Assistait Fire Chief. I SCh iling .l 2w 1o BETTER COFFEE MAKING \“arLy V6 % RINSO b PLUX rovit sonr A v e DY M. D. 'TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls 29‘: SHELF PAPER - 9¢ RED and WHITE PANCAKE FLOUR 23¢ LARGE PACKAGE SANICLOR, fullquarts . ................. 15¢ WAX PAPER - 2. 39¢ N[] BORA SOAP POWDER—PLAIN ... 290 JOHNSON'S PASTE Says the GLASS-MAKER: il # I con't go ik g Schilling especially prepares TOR I 1 ( ()f{(‘(‘ S(Ill”ll]"‘r ‘fif;lery Step fi& @Awnea/ in thi smarf/y—sfy/fl/ MASSAGIC SHOE Cheese alone ... i 49¢ SPAGHETTI—Heinz, 17 oz. tins 15¢ w AX 1-3 Ib. free B0l 1-pound tin 69‘: | ZUCCHINI SWEET POTATOES PIECE and STEM MUSHROOMS, 8 oz. tins 39¢ i STRAWBERRIES NEW POTATOES Lynden Chicken and Egg Noodles, tall ASPARAGUS RHUBARB tins 2 for 45¢ TEN-POUND SACKS GRANDMA'S HOME-MADE GINGER o | PINEAPPLE 4 . LEMONS SUGAR COOKIES, pound 25 3 4 Tskgei:c;::n Ia“auuuw;% ::cxtg:;hc:i;tg $6050 ‘ BANANAS 1 '*. AVOCADOS ; CHILL CON CABNE "+ oo L3 fie 280 b3 el 0A Ts s 590 shoe puts new spring into your walk ARTICHOKES PEAS = ALL CHICKEN SANDWICH =4 yields with every step. The Asadvertisedin PEPPERS CELERY SPREAD " . .. e ting 33¢ resilient air cushion exercises the focme:pos¥ ERS SPINACH muscl}axs . . . stimulates circulation ~@8d Esquire sgmgs LETTUCE g ees the foot from pressure, 5 strain, and shock. Smart styling con- CAULIFLOWER RADISHES Great S“lt Lake fotd Back ToM AT”ES 2 lasge ting 2 7c ceals these foot-energizing features. GREEN ONIONS PARSLEY CARROTS PARSNIPS - MonarchCornonCob . xcwoswos 2o« JYe WINARAGAS _—n MONARCH .- v i CORN - e . 2.29¢ , This Is a Fine Large usevs o ou vov: (RIRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 ... 25¢ l Shipment of High Quality MONARCH JELLY wirvors .. 2035 FRUITS and VEGETABLES THIS AD GOOD..... Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday A million feet already wear Mas- sagic Shoes. Come in and see the Massagic Demonstzator-Model. FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter WEYENBERG : MAssaGic &7, . Foot-Massaging SHOES et s e e PR THE STRIDE OQF YOUTH ™ by