The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1939, Page 8

o W AN i Fw - [RVING'S MARKET HAS A XMAS PRESENT FOR YOU ONE SILVER ¢ DOLLAR ' Taste ..The eceive this Christmas pru(nl vou must buy a $10.00| - : | ’tnloy of merchandise and every order must include a| thlb W}“Sk(-’y : } Turkey. Order your Turkey NOW, so you won't be i PO o4 | disappointed. i Great with - ey e Bl Kentucky [ ziAge lus Qe Ly ; P v v 1o TURKEYS v 28| L[| 51 R oriy? e v TURKEYS v 31 GUARANTEED FRESH-KILLED BIRDS— NOT fROZEN!‘ No Holdovers from Thanksgiving HERE ARE SOME PAY-DAY SPECIALS—PRICES AVAILABLE ALL WEEK! 2 dozen LARGE GRADE A '( ‘.‘. S EE8 RS py 4 KRAFT ABOARD NORAH AT YOUR FAVOR TE PACH AGE STORE. STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 90 PROOF. THIS WHISKEY 15 4 YEARS OLD. COPR. 1939, SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CORP., N.Y.C. hop J. R. Crimont is a pas- 8" RESH!—EVE! EGG PERFECT! ¥ K B st il ot s ! E. A. Kraft, owner of S!\nm senger aboard the Princess Norah KINY, arrives here aboard the from the south where he has been for several weeks. 2 Ibs, Sweel Cream BUT‘ ' F" : O)( Princess Norali this afternoon —— IRVING'S IS ECONOMY CORNER ——— APPLES -s1.39| B ASKETBALL COMBINATION WINESAPS TONIGHT YOUR PHONE IS OUR DOOR BELL! Dec. 15 Q'G?FFFF e 1. BeBC M J. B—CHASE and SANBORN—SCHILLING —WE ALWAYS SELL AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES—— 13- MILK 9Be Adults BORDEN'S--CARNATION—DARIGOLD 25¢ ) v @ sSPUDS 25 Ge U. 8. NO. 1.—GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Students et SEE 'EM AND BUY ‘EM! 15¢ CITY LEAGUE GAMES First Game at 7:30 P. M. 2w CRACKERS 37¢ 5 .. FRUIT .. $1.00 PEACHES—PEARS—PLUMS—APRICOTS—PINEAPPLE 10--VEGETABLES 97 ¢ TOMATOES—PEAS—STRING BEANS—HOMINY—SPINACH —— CUT YOURSELF A SLICE OF THIS PAY DAY SALE! — PHONE 519 AND ORDER EARLY LIOUOR SALE! GET YOUR CHHISTMAS LIQUOR AT IRVING'S LIQUOR HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Use Sixth Street Entrance ONLY! MOOSE vs. HENNINGS AND HAIDA vs. JUNEAU HIGH E TODAY- AND SAVE!!!! - B EE R —81or §1.00— CASE $2.33 W The Perfect Christmas Gift lebcy 's Gin—90 Proof Pints $ .83 Gilbey's Gin—80 Proof Fifths 1.30 Finch’s Gin—85 Proof Pints .65 A ll 0 M E ! Finch’s Gin—85 Proof Full quart 1.20 Mr. Boston Gin—80 Proof Pints .75 & af an Mr. Boston Gin—90 Proof Full Quarts 1.43 (The Gift that Lasts a Lifetime) Mr. Boston Gin—390 Proof Half Gallons 2.70 pe Mr. Boston Gin—90 Proof Gallons 5.30 [ ] Five o'Clock Sloe Gin—70 Proof Pints .85 RUM: 3 Hudson's Bay—151 Proof .. Pints $1.89 F ive R oO0oms Hudson's Bay—151 Proof Fifths 3.50 Hudson’s Bay—114 Proof Fifths 2.90 ® Government House—135 Proof l;xflhl 2;g Old Mr. Boston Rum—=86 Proof ints . y % Old Mr. Boston Rum—86 Proof Fifths 1.40 OAK FLOORS Lemonhart—151 Proof Fifths 3.50 SCOTCH WHISKEY: & Vat 69 Pints $1.65 Vat 69 Fifths 3.00 Teacher's Highland Cream Pints 1.63 “0T w A I ER “E A I Teacher’s Highland Cream ... I"i!!hs 3.00 | Johnnie Whalker Red Label . Pints 1.65 P i White Horse Scotch ch:;::;: :l'gg Dewar’s White Label X Ballantine’s—10 Years Old Pints 173 Extra Large Rooms Ballantine’s—10 Years Old Fifths 3.10 Auld Glen Rossi Fifths 2.80 BLENDED WHISKEY: Four Roses : Half Pints $ .75 Four Roses ... R e J ...Pints 145 Full BASEMENI Old Quaker ... Pints .90 Old Quaker Quarts 1.75 Sunnybrook——sa Proof ... Half Pints .50 Sunnybrook—93 Prool‘ S el agl;;}nts 186% Sunnybrook—100 Proof—Bottled in Bon: ints | Schenley’s Ancient Age Rye Pints 1.15. Garage A“ached fo House Schenley’s Ancient Age Rye Qut_ms 2.20 U. D. L. Rye Half P.mls T8 () U.D. L Rye ... Q:;::: ég: U. D. L Rye X Gibson's Straight Rye Half Pints 85 T E R M S Gibson's Straight Rlys l;}n:: {gg by's 10 Y old ind ¢ g & = Corby's 10 Years Old Quarts 3,10 that you will appreciate and like Old Hermitage—100 Proof P'mls 1.05 Monogram Half Pints .65 s Mg-,cgmm Pints 1.25 Monogr Quarts 2.45 Old Overhcll——Banled in Bond Half mes 60 Old Taylor—Bctiled in Bond Half Pints .80 John Jameson & Son Irish Whiskey Q!\;i::: 3 CHARLES WAYNOR Hiram Walker's Rock & Bye . Hiram Walkar's Rock & Rye l?mls 1.05 A D D D I T I o N Metaxa Five-Star Brandy Fifths 3.60 Three-5'ar Hennezsy Fifths 3.35 Pints 2.15 DOM Benedictine __DOM Benedictive ________ _ _ — — —— WE WANT YOUR Blsl\lssPHONE 519 — ALL PRICES SURJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE! — TELEPHONE 28 g & . &8 : : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1939. | everybody have a good time this| FIRE CHIEF WARNS CITY y in the|Marvin Rice on ct City Council will k ‘nmh during the at the Council Cha Chief Mulvihill issued a series of | reported to the Alas clock. : ER dont’s with the firm warning to|mission today by Wildlife A Discussion of proposed WPA pro- ‘) “read and remember.” Hosag Bavber. jects will be one item of business malzo?rtm‘;w é{;’:gk‘;fl?:‘ ‘t:; c“h';:?; Richard Surrat at Wrangell, Mc- | T i c I ch i t P t distance away fI'O;]] stove or fire- Kibben . was fined §75° .and" Rice CI{IPP!“RI‘ILLII l“\(‘!( al’e eSS ”S maS al"{ ladel. De mistal i " 1$25. Two marten, one mink and District Ranger W. A. Chipper- . 5 Nt TR o e ] trim | o veral traps were confiscated. The | field returned on the Northland from May End in Hosp"a' and mica or flake asbestos for imi- | S¢VeTal traps . D Seliial Rimimtrative trip to tation snow! Never leave a lighted | PAIf Was trapping on. the Stikine| o 7 : or Cemefery tree unguarded! Keep|®VeT . gt i S o open lights away from | ; e r wreaths, and SAILING TH gl e a young and old, it’s just as Fire Chief W. Mulvihill put it today, |any time in the year—and many | has rolled “Let's | Christmas, but let’s none of us for- get that danger of fire is greater during the holiday season than at nds of Christmas (‘r‘ler'\E fense against fire, is just “use your | head.” 'PAIR OF STIKINE TRAPPERS FINED Conviction of Al MecKibben and t Tried by U. S, Commissioner - - Empire Want Ads Bring Results. (OUN(Il MEETS § A regular meeting ¢ confronting Councilmen. il THIS EVENING Christmas, a happy time, The small freig: boat Einer | - |around again, but riding with Santa Beyer was moored at 'the Cold 5% in his jingling sleigh will be Old 1“4! Al b(‘(())!\!\ dry. | Storage Wharf today heading south Man Fire Hazard There are other dont’s, Chief | from the Westward with a carg t's, Stwa 20 In other words, boys and girls, | Mulvihill warned, but the best de-|of fish. canadlan nlsco“!fl B. M. Benrends Bank. National Bank. first PHONE 603 ™55, e s fn pHONE 603 PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Now Under New Maenagement Spinach 2 Ibs. 25¢|ee APPLES doz. 35¢ OBANGES | cwwerr »ot $1.15 box Grapes - 2 Ibs. 25¢|Carrots - bunch §¢ g ufi'l:?gfs WHITE CELERY Large Stalks 10c = FRESH BELL PEPPERS - Ib. 35¢ 1 GREEN AVACADS ---21or 35 | FRESH TOMATOES - - 2 Ibs. 45¢ LEMONS - - - . . dozen endlc | Large HEAD LETTUCE 2 heads 25¢ QUALITY MLRCHANDISE—GOOD SERVICE — FREE DELIVERY Watch for Formal Opening of GCROCERY DEPARTMENT UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF PETE CLEMENTS AND BILL RODENBERG MEATS * MEAT DEPARTMENT —— PHONE 207 * MEATS EASTERN BACON, Lean, Any Size Piece . bh.29¢ il PORK CHOPS, Eastern, CenterCuls . . . . b.35¢{ FRYERS, Colored, Milk-Fed, 12 Ib. average . Ib. 35¢ | FRESH DRESSED RABBITS . . . . . . Ib.35¢| LONG ISLAND DUCKS, average 4 Ib. each Ib.35¢ NORBEST TURKEYS, No Waste, Oven-Ready . . 1h. 45¢ PORK ROASTS, shoulder is, anysize . . . 1b.25¢| b.25¢ SHOULDER CUTS—ECONOMICAL, DELICIOUS and EASILY PREPARED! b.122 BABY BEEF POT ROASTS b.25¢ JAP SWEET ECONOMICAL CUTS OF CORN-FED BEEF! BOILING BEEF or SHORT RIBS . (ORNED BEEF (delicious leancuts, fs, any siz slze) SPRING = TURKEYS Lb. 35c¢ Young Toms or Hens .. Any Size . . Order Your Xmas TURKEY NOW! = £ £ B H s & =% =) 5./ Little Pig Sausages (A Sunday Breaklasl Deluacy Ib 35(: BABY BEEF TONGUES . . . . . h.25¢ SOMETHING DIFFERENT FOR SUNDAY DINNER!