The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1940, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1940. i 1*Am I hoppy® Ever since | ' § began serving Hills Bros. Coffee my husbond always says: “Now that’s what | call good coffee!” Your Grocer says: Hills Bros. Coffee is one coffee you can use “as is”in any kind of coffee-maker See directions on the side of the can and follow them carefully. Anddon’t 4 regrind Hills Bros. Coffee. You'll lose aroma, flavor, and freshness. CARYL S, FLEMING, President of the Pacific Coast Asso- ciation of Magicians and master designer of magical effects, says, “There is no magic in making delicious coffee. Use good coffee and measure accarately. Carefully observe timing for the method used. 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Mili- reported sighting irmen bailing out plunged to carth as their planes out of control The contribution of The Nether- lznds government to the Allied war cffort has been increased by the gift funds to nurchase 28 war planes for the Royal Air Force. The gift, which was from funds raised in the Dutch East Indies, was presented by Queen Wilhelmina in a telegram to King Geor, King George accepted ehalf of Great Britain ed his gratitude in a to Queen Wilhelmina. - Parliament Houses Are Hil Bombs There is no substiwe for Newspaper Advertising ’ 78 0018 - " A AT AT T California Gi'gcery Co. 478 LONDON, Sept. 13.—The House of Lords was damaged in recent air raids it is officially disclosed tonight. Incendiary bombs also hit; the House. Fires were started but were quickly extinguished SALMON PACK OF’ SOUTHEAST RUNS AHEAD OF 1939 Final Figures—Are in for All Districts But Yaku- fat, Wrangell Southeast Alaska’s salmon pack is to date more than 100,000 cases ahead o$ the comparative 1939 pack, according to reports from canneries to the Fish and Wildlife Service. The pack report to September 7 is as follows: Ketchikan (finals) 36,649 reds. ings, 503,005 pinks, 82490 chums, 58,168 chums, 18,7 cohoes 339956 total; 274,056 last 500 reds, 581 251,688 chums, last year. Wrangell -21,306 reds, 26 kings, 164,884 pinks, 70,330 chums, 28618 cohoes 285164 total; 377362 last year. Totals—123,656 reds, 1,179 kings, 1,447,361 pinks, 462811 chums, 135,- 220 cohoes, 2,170.227 total; 1,954,266 last vear. 7l;ro;Na;zi7 'Ousted i Duke of Buccleuch Because of sympathy with Nazi doc- trines, the Duke of Buccleuch, 46, one of Britain’s richest landowners and a relative by marriage to the royal family, was dismissed from his post as lord steward of the royal household. His onster last May has | s P Squa official The - » Ladies of Modern Russia %oz Ueeaswre from romantic lands Choicest chillies and spices are blended in Schilling Chili Powder. » . It gives delicious, zestful flavor — c 1 ln g enables you to prepare unusual dishes quickly and easily. Compare its qual- ity and strength! 2-0z. can, only 15c. 37 SPICES—19 EXTRACTS | LAND PLANES AT 5 5 2 { menian Soviet Socialist Repvublic march in Red re, Moscow, during the all-union parade. 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