The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1939, Page 8

Merchants 8.t TH[: D/\IIY ALASKA EMPIRF I'RIDM ’\IO\ 17, 1939 “'RECORD (OLD ENCOUNTERED PR Says th says he fullest DRIP - MAKER: PERCOLATOR: icop- "Sure ch ture last night yet in two and nightly radio- Meeting Held Last Evemng Between 15 \nd 20 represent e was en- e of the strat-| point, the tem- | d rapidly as the| the war o] erchants’ Association. oo us business people, re} Thl: Book ALASKA, Revised and senting the different retail rzed. Now On Sale: $1.00, lishments spoke on the advis — |of such an organization, dis ns SATURDAY.Nov.18 of this type would brir Dancing 10 to 1 ELKS’ HALL There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising 1 s operation among ; the merc )nm L busin houses to bring tc buyir public tf Juneau gre s i a more thoroug meeting will be ening in De\]m Everybody Come MUSIC BY STANLEY COX AND ORCHESTRA 16 PLAYERS ON SQU U) layers have been hika uad in basketball. Henning is in charge of getting the boys in shape. ., OLYMPIA, RAINIER and ALE F REE—1large can of Pouliry Sea soning with each Turkey You Buy! FRUIT o CANDY I+ 13¢—2~29¢ | VEGETABLES FRUIT CAKE MIX 43¢ SPUDS wirr POTATOES v w0 2. 29¢€ | — 98c Phone 519 Free Delivery —— BEER $2.93 CASE 87c E—G—G—S Phone 319 WALDPORF TISSUE 4--29¢ : | Try an Empire ad. TAKU-WHING-DING NO. 11 PRICES AVAILABLE TO FRIDAY, NOV. 17, INCLUSIVE | BUTTER 21bs. T3¢ TURKEYS’ ’b. rthg 5 cans §l 00 BPEES i v, o tcr Voo v Bl P PUMPKEN -« 2..29¢ | Phone 519 i 7 Q@LIVES 1ovs couossaio s 29¢ _Better Pmces- JELL-Q v: oo 2 19¢ 25 Ibs. for T3¢ Better P,','ic,es, IRVING'S IS THE WORKING MEN'S STORE 13 cans MILK IRVING’S LIOQUOR STORE Bonior i 107 OFF ON ALL LIQUOR | cansJUICE 8.-81.00 PINEABPLE. CIRATSFEIoET WAX PAPER - 2-33¢ | E76-6- 2dozen83c CAKE FLOUR o o ...9(,' 10 cans $1.39 CRAR v s 2. 49¢ | CORNEDBEEF | 2o 43 IRVINGS MARKET | corrze_zs:ne | Htgh School G|rls OVER JUNEAU | 'I'o organlle | Assodiation - Inifal StepS_Are Taken af = s centered with a gilt bann FRESH FROZEN 0YSTERS —Lm'ge Size for Frylny Canadian Discount FROM SURVEYING WORK | Frank Metcalf returned to Juneau | Will Be Giveniin A ter p(‘ndlllL a \\uk at Ple can City | sav surveying fe 2} stora ro- - HS vanas'um ; ing for the cold storage pro- | yes ste rdn aflornoon with pl!ov ell ject in connection with their wa- Try The Empire classifieds for A" S(hool Play | METCALF COMES BACK f ia% Entertam with Tea Bimmons in tne AAT Lochout ter power permit. results. “ B. M. Behrends Bank, First National Bank ompliment to members of the Albesen, poard members, and their e beginners Home Eco-| s class of the Juneau High Having were hostesses With a|g ing tea between 4 and 5 selected the first annual|- chool play to be presented on December 1, in the High School is afternoon in the class- | gymnasium under the direction of the school. Miss Ruth McVay, the student cast y decorated, the tea table| js husy practicing “Spring Fever,” arce in three acts The groundwork is so carefully laid, the motivation so ciearly and s and evergreen | pelievably conceived, that no doubts ndles offset the|arise ,at any time to detract from arrangement and the the unalloyed fun that the author ed out even to the|intended his audience should enjoy. There is a judicious balance of youth and maturity in the cast, orners with the two patriotic | affording ample opportunity for a wide range of characterization. The angements for the afternoon ' simple setting, which is in a co- rvised by Miss Helen Har- | educational college in the East, the e economics instructor. As- | naturalness and spontaneity of the during the hour re Miss- | lines, the buoyancy of Elle plot ima Nielson, Esther Johnson Here’sValuefor You s25.00 DOWN and $10 A MONTH BUYS A CHOICE LOT IN THE NEW WAYNOR ADDITION A Good Start Toward a the inscription “Give as set in stands vhite napkins which were dually inscribed on one of Brannen and .- Efizabeth :h’ifu' f?,ff‘,;is“*f;p;lf:”‘;ifl,;‘}“f;j; Home of Your Ouwn? B B BT VR EEsE | Charles Waynor Addition NOW IS THE TIME TO PLACE YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY ORDER Insist on a Choice Spring Turkey and : : ; Your Dinner Will Be a Success! LORG ISLLAND DUCKLINGS - - - 1h. 35¢ CHOIZE QUALITY—4 to 5- pound average Norbest Full=-Drawn TURKEYS .- ib. 45(9 i NO WASTE-—I'REPARED FOR THE OVEN—Any sze Fancy Full-Drawn GEESE - - - . Ib. 43¢ OVEN READY—NO WASTE! Fancy Colored Full-drawn RoastersIb. 50c 3-pound to 5- pound average i : BABY BEEF POT ROAST - - - . lb 2.)(9 : ECONOMICAL. DELICIOUS and EASILY PREPAHEDI LEAN EASTERN PORK ROASTS ll). 25c : SHOULDER CUTS—Any Slze e Ao Sll(lRT RIBSor BOILING BEEF oo lb. l5c | LEAN CUTS OF BABYBEEF i : P Y LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES TE s lb. 350 A SUNDAY MORNING DELICACY! AR e v i Eastern Dry - Cured BACON - - - 5.29¢ ANY SIZEPIECE : et BABY LAMB LEGS e o o o Ib.33¢ SWIFT'S MILK-] FED SPBING LAMB L 2 BONELESS PRIME RIB or Prime fraps fptiny RUMP ROAST,1b.10¢ Tflms or " e”s A Choice Sunday Oven Roast /: T urkeys, Ih. 35(! LEGS or RUMP Any Size—12 o 25 Ibs. VEAL ROAST, Ib. 35¢ For Something Different Serve Veal FRESH FROZEN PEAS GBEEN BEANS SPINACH COBN UN THE COB BASPBERRIES and STRAWBERRIES HONE 202 — for — ROALD COPSTEAD PHOI‘IME 202 MARKET P HAROLD BATES