The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1939, Page 8

HOeT POINT! "The Name Everybody Knows" LOOSES HEAVY LOCAL SHOWER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939. 20 has been 10.76 inches, | Only 11 thunderstorms have beer | reported here since 1917. 1 | city street Superintendent Bert | Ithe present rainy spell began July | | Lybeck and his street gangs -\uu} on the job immediately after storm, opening gutters and | basins, the same work they | been doing during the present < Course s Offered Through RADIO STUDYING | e s Releases of Federal RICE & AHLERS CO. A Useful Gift for Every Purchaser Twentieth of an Inch of scason R { \ \ \ \ \ 3 COMPLETE APPLIANCE LINE AT \ \ \ \ \ | | ) The first thunder storm Juneau has heard since October, 1937, and st showers on rec- d yesterday afternoon in the 15 minutes beginning at 5:44 | 5% p. m., the U. S. Weather Bureau re- ported 1%, Curtiss Precipitation amounting to .05 in- | Motors . s fell in_ a five minute period vester 51% ; the shower, the fall bel ¢~ | York Central 14%, } y heavy, but not a record ic 9%, United States s much as .17 having fallen Pound $4.67% in a five minute shower in Sep- tember, 1924 Ra from noon yesterday un- til noon today amounted to .72 in- ches, most of it coming in the af- ternoon shower. The total since stock today is 7 102, American C Anaconda 262, Wright 54, @ You'll never know tea at its best until you try Schilling Tea! Com- pare its exquisite flavor! Compare its clear, fragrant, refreshing goodness! » If you want tea you can take pride in serving, insist on Schilling Tea Schilling THE TEA OF FLAVOR - A Rare Lunch Tomorrow | T Braised Sirloin Tips = 5. "&\" Gaio SPECIAL $AVINGS SSATURDAY -BIGGER VALUES THAN EVER- WE OFFER A COMPLETE LINE OF FRUIT JARS, FRESH FRUITS and JELLY GLASSES, RUBBERS, LIDS AND CAPS! VEGETABLES Grenarizs. abazsc| ERETVEVEIIR e s comet D oo BB € PLUMS 2 lbs. 25¢ APRICOTS 3 lbs. 25¢ GRAPEFRUIT, Happy Home No.2s . ... ... 3 tins 49c PINEAPPLE, Del Monte, Sliced, No. 2%2's . . .3 tins 65¢ Ketchup 2 hotiles 45¢ TABLE GRAPES 2 lbs. 25¢ Blue and Red Fresh PEAS—PEACHES Bananas—Cantaloupes Oranges CHOICEST MEATS Lamb Chops -1b. 40¢ WE BUY TH'E BEST b 1939 Spring ONLY! s Pot R FRESH PEAS 3 lbs. 25 Cozl:!!?keszp gs. 25¢ : e Bioue 1ssue - - J rolis 24¢ Ground Beef Ib. 25¢ 3 bunchea——10c ™ FRESH and LEAN SHORT RIBS OF BEEF for hoiling . . [, 15¢ Swift's Premium WEINIES - - - 1b.30c ROLLED BEEF ROASTSS rib and rump ]h, 35¢ Cleanser 6 cans 25¢ SUNBRITE WE SELL THE BEST ONLY! CORNED BEEF bonel 4,1b ' A oneiess, o , 10, LOCAL NEW CABBAGE—from f)\:l;?nanrf‘g::?b. Gc 28c Cabbage. lb- BC ¥EETS—CAR§2;IS) FRESH-KILLED SPRING CHICKENS Pound gt RHODE-ISLAND 1% fo 5 pounds 38 Bunch—10c RED HENS ROAST CHICKENS C PHONE - 478 371 (ALIFORN bano GROCER AND MARKET “JUNEAU'S OWN AND INDEPENDENTLY-OWNED PURE FOODS STORE" Rain in Five Minutes |- o NEW YORK, Aug. 4. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine American C 60, Commonwealth and So International I DOW, JONES AVERAGES v r ¥’s Dow THE MARTHA SOCIETY food and garder Commission is now d course of study lable to Ala operators ent world capita Investig into the ample questions on Ele- to 6, inclusive, which sale at Garnick's Grocery £ hould be studied in their numeri- md NEW VEGETABLES day, August 5. beginning 2t 10|ca order for maximum profit, am. Please bring plant donations gyon the Federal Communications| at flle BABA"OF to the basement of the Northern commission or one of its field of- i 4 Light Church, Friday. adv. | ficeg | ve obtained a e of the d radiotele- with radio- both ashore Communications Commis located in the Shattuck Juneau, Alaska, and may be ad- dressed Box' 2719, Juneau WHING DING NO. 10 IRVING'S MARKET CORN BEEF LIBBY'S 2 cans 39¢ BLEACH Half Gallon 25¢ IRVING’'S MARKET IS A CASH STORE! M-I-L-K Borden’s—Carnation—Darigold 14 cans 81100 FACE SOAP Lux—Lifebuoy—Palmolive 6 bars 39¢ These Prices Available Saturday Monday Tuesday and Wednesday NEW SPUDS 25 Ibs. 69¢ E—G—G—S Large—Fresh—Clean 2doz.67¢ IRVING'S MARKET IS AN INDEPENDENT STORE! BUTTER Guaranteed Sweet Cream 2 Ibs. 63¢ "SQUASH 3¢ per Ib. SEE THE BéBGAIN TABLE?I SUGAR 10 Ibs. 57¢ complete and well coor- s inter-| ) s of sample ques- used in the various siven for the various: otelegraph and radio- licensed by | them, under and by virtue of regu- of the sample ques- E | B ] " tions now made available indicates | DEVI[E E that interested persons can delve | b s SEL (ans - c field very completely ely as desired by ob- - PAY’'N-TAKIT PHONES 92 and 95 $10.00 COUPON BOOK $ 9.50 COFFEE, Schillings - 2 poundfin 47 ¢ BUY AT GEORGE BROTHERS AND SAVE! Quart27¢ SALAD DRESSING - - - SALAD TREAT ONLY GEORGE BROTHERS CAN DO THIS! | LA SALLE GEORGE BROTHERS ARE ALWAYS CHEAPER! JELLO,ROYAL - - 5§ packages 25¢ CHERRY RASPBERRY — LEMON — LIME —BUTTERSCOTCH—PINEAPPLE—STRAWBERRY IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH GEORGE BROTHERS! CHEESE - - - 2Ib.bricks §5¢ SWISS — PIMENTO — BRICK GEORGE BROTHERS GUARANTEE EVERYTHING THEY SELL! In George Brothers Meat Department... 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GEORGE BROTHERS PAY’'N-TAKIT PHONES 92 and 95 FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY J0:30 A M.—1:30, 3:00 4:30 P. M. GALLON | i W