The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 27, 1939, Page 2

FIVE FAST DELIVERIES Local Green Pound 8¢ Pound Last Chance CRANBERRIES Fancy Western CAMPBELL'S SOUPS ALL VARIETIES except CHICKEN—MUSHROOM the t played end of to bdll pl TURNER VOTED MOST POPULAR DIAMOND MAN Fire Deparfment Host af dticn. swas Bam,'mt in Doling Qut |for e cuse Prizes for 39 Season o : yers of led a u good sport unanimously voted player in the r from The Br be most whiskey quart of pu putc Alaska er Company with most one p uts « ey Anytime You're Hungry Day or Night THE E@.‘y A2 VAI‘E Is the Place to Eat! ba most d error a haircut hop e hits, Ellenberg Bonehead 3onehead play Orin Says the PERCOLATOR: “Here’s the ideal coffee for all 'of us who perk!” Says the DRIP-MAKER: “I need my genuine drip to be happy Schilling —~THE ANSWER TO BETTER COFFEE MAKING Of course coffee makers work differently! That's why Schilling prepares fwo de- Lic maker—one for Percolator or Boiling. coffees! One for Drip or Glass- Every bit of full flavor and strength is yours. Insist on Schilling Coffees! The kind that you will take pride in serving. (Filter Papers in Every Can of Drip Coffec} )S()i 1€ VISIT THE SCHILUING EXHIBIT SAN FRANCISCO WORLD'S FAR You Are Invited TO THE BIG MOOSEHEART BIRTHDAY PARTY FRIDAY EVENING—OCT. 27th 1.0.0.F. HALL 8:00 0'CLOCK Pancing! Games! FEats! Jur Andy " in ad- [ lea Ele: strikeouts seball Young Hardware _THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 27, Bert's Cash Grocery —POTATOES— Only Finest Yakima Gems:Sold Here! 25 Pounds 73 ¢ CABBAGE This Year! PEANUT BUTTER Quart Hormel BACON Any Size Piece—Pound BUTTER DANISH—93 SCORE 2 Pounds 75¢ NATIONAL BiSCUIT DELICIOUS FIG BARS 35¢ 33c 3 for 29c dleman, failing to tag last man out home runs, fielder’s glove, Peterson and walking to bench with ball in from Thomas Hardware. his hand, one bacon from Sanitary Third most home runs, sha: Meat Company set to Claude Erskine, from Kann Second baseman making most put- Biggest crab in league, Bill Ko- outs, Roller, carton of cigarettes shak, picnic ham from Alaska Meat from Garnick’s Grocery Most popular umpire, Harry If- Catcher making most fert, one free burial from Carter case of beer, West Mortuary. ' Most anaemic d Mar-'trade from Juneau pressed, Balog eau tk the long tility put assists, Coast $5 in for ball player, Transfer the Gro Classiest quardt, suit | Valet Shop Classiest outfielder. ing Haglund Company infield fielding average, framed picture from infielder cleaned uns- and gallon of wine from Juneau f e cadoasy LS i} STock Quamnows Ju(" <43 Snap out from Snow, Shoppe. Most times dat bat, dozen pencils Dave '‘Tufner ‘and ' Sill Koshak from J. B. Burford and Company. Most bases on balls, pair of For tune shoes from Al the Shoe Doctor to Fred Marquardt Outfield Errors outfield errors, Mark Jen- at San Francisco NEW YORK, Oct quotation of Alaska stock “today is 7, 110 American Power and Light Anaconda 33%, Bethlehem 91'z, Commonwealth’ and 1%, Curtiss Wright 8% 55%, International Kennecott 40% 22%, Northern States — Clo 27 g mine Juneau American Can one tric to | Steel Southern General Motors Harvester 64% New York Central |Pacific 11%, United , Bakery (i 4 Oateher ' chatged with | fewest| '0's, Pound §3.99 | _Dow, JON passed balls, case of beer to Olmy | Addleman from Bill Donglas. | The following are today’s Dow, Most hits, Bill Koshak, one sackJones averages: industrials 153.46, Ad-/of spuds from Home Grocery. |rails 34.60, utilities 26.21. Infielder with fewest errors, $1.50 album from Ordways, to Joe Snow. Outfielder with fewest errors, u n A NEW SHIPMENT NOW AT PERCY'S Art from Most five sen, $3 in trade AVERA Third best bat average, Peterson, one ham frcm American Meat Com- pany Third baseman making most put- cuts, $1.50 in trade to Bud Foster from Hollmann's Pharmacy. Turkey and Trimmings Batter making most three-base hits, Joe Snow, turkey and trim- ymings from Twentieth Century Mar! Most two-base hits, one shirt and tie, Bill Koshak from Sabin gSeccnd most two-base blows, Fos- | ter, one black pencil. Scorer of most runs, Joe Snow, 49- pound sack of flour from Piggly ggly. nd best bat average, ohe shirt to R. Havlic from O. Anderson Most stolen bases, Claude Erskine, pair of Freeman shoes from H. 8. Graves. Second most stolen bases, Koshak, one bacon from California Grocery. Second baseman with best field- ing average, carton of cigarettes to Fritz Schmitz from New York Tay- ern. Shortstop, best fieldihg average, solid gold stickpin from Paul Bloed- (horn to Fred Marquardt. | " Third baseman’ with best fielding | average, carton of smokes from Tri- |angle Inn to Bud Foster. First baseman with best’ fielding average in twelve games, Joe Snow, | one suit cleanéd and pressed from | Alaska Laundry. : Pitcher with- best' fielding average, Juhn Smith, framed picture from | Winter and Pond. 1 For Most Putouts l Cutfielder with most putouts, ! Haglund, quart of whiskey from | George Brothers. Outfielder making second most | putouts, Koshak, one picture, Elite | Studio | Batter driving in most runs, case |of Hamm beer, B. F. Kane to Joe Snow. Best fielding average, John Smith, 2 of wine, Alaska cut-rate Lig- uor Store. | Pitcher with best earned run av- erage, pair of Nunmn-Bush shoes |from Pred Henning to Bob Kim- ball Pitcher winning most games, Claude Erskine, ‘box ‘of handker- hiefs from Bon Marche. | Hit by Pitched Balls Batter most often hit by pitched palls, Peterson, one Eversharp pen- cil from Harry Race. Pitcher giving fewest walks, Er- skine, Packard electric razor from | Juneau Drug. Batter of most home runs, Joe | Snow, new suit of clothes from B. M. Behrends. atter hitting : The World's Most Luscious Chocolates! MAKE THIS TASTE TEST: Try a bex of Van Duyn Chocolates. If you.don't agree they're the fresh- est, most delicious you have ever tasted . .. . return the empty box and well refund your money. A CREAMY, RICH CANDY FRESH PERCY'S VAN DUYN CHOCOLATES Sold Exc.]uflvely by the second most SUGAR Pure Cane—While Present Stocks Last 1001.°7.15 TOMATO JUICE KNIGHT'S 16 oz. tins .| Those assisting during the after- 1939. A p p l E S Fancy Jumble Jonathans . . . . .. .box $.179 ' Fancy Jumble Delicious . . . ... .hox $1.99 FINEST Exira Fancy Wrapped Jonathans, hox $2.39 GUALITY Exlra Fancy Wrapped Dehclous, hox $2. 69 MINCE MEAT 396 COFFEE RAISINS - Seedless E—-G—-G-S Fresh New Stock—4 Pound Package WE TELL YOU THE TRUTH ABOUT THEM! Fresh Mediums Size 2 dozen 69¢ Sealed or Proceséed—Lurqe 2dozen 85¢ Largest—Freshest 2 dozen 950 L. " Annual Hallowe'en Trinity Tea Hete Set | ,, ,myo, s mexe For Tomorrow P_ M. or Petersburg last night on steamer North Sea. He had been doing field work in connection with e, | the Bureau of Indian Affairs and while visiting in Juneau as the be | house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hild- BERT'S SPECIAL BABY FOODS All Vari ieties | SWIFT'S | FORMAY SHORTENING PURELY VEGETABLE $115 dozen rs. Sam Feldon, Mrs. Harry Lea! dnd Mrs. O. E. Rice. | Sy ; | ITALY ORDERS 813 MILLIONS sailed | the An event tomorrow afternoon be- tween 2 and 5:30 o'clock will the annual Trinity Guild Hallo-|ing Haglund we'sn tea. A cordial invitation is i TSN extended to the public to call dur-| ing the tea hours. Trinity Parish Hall bty transformed into a scene especially Try an Empire ad ring during tea he: in keeping with the season of the — - vear and a_charming afternoon is| R B T D e S S R S U g ) will be Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs. E % | M. Polley, Mrs. L. S. Botsford and i § \ N ernment announces it will $873,000,000 for Ita in a new rearmament program. the new program will cover nor it linked with the rearmament The earth moves around the sun Yia at a speed of 20 miles a second. been doilars announced last the CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! § CONNORS MOTOR LUBRICATION RSV MY anticipated by the many who an- > I'STIME TO Mrs. Kate Jarman. | include Mesdames Alfred A. L. Foster, Marie Hobbs, Connie McCauley, Thomas Gard- |ner, John Dolenc, Thomas Haigh, {J. B. Bernhofer and Miss Marjorle Tillotson. Assisting LIQU noon Bonnett, in the kitchen will be Two !'asl Phones Making More Friends Daily! It is not announced what period | ap- | propriation of about half a billion December. | - | CANDY SWEET Hallowe'en Mix P 35(: 2 s 49c CORN-ON-COB Niblet Ears—12 ears in tin—Each . JUNIOR FOODS 3tins 28¢ doz. ggc 3 tins 39c doz. §] 45 3 Pound Tin i | FOR ARMAMENT! 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