The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1940, Page 8

TIEES IS THE END OF WHING DING No. 16 e R N G T Kraft American Cheese - SUGAR 1&:cuttes PURE CANE CAMPBELL'S APPLES Quart Jar 47 ORANGE PROCTER & GAMBLE SOAP SALE IVORY, 3 large bars 2%; 6 medium bars 39¢ CAMAY SOAP . . 6 bars 39¢ WHITENAPTHA SOAP . . 12bars45¢c GIANT DASH . Package 53c OXYDOL, large package . . 2 for 45¢c 10 CANS 10 CANS Your Choice s l 3 1 9 Your Choice Minced Clams Wet or Dry Shrimp Mixed Vegetables Oysters, Gulf Kist IXL Beef Tamales Buffet Strawberries Buffet Raspberries Baked Beans Whole Kernel Corn Small Tuna Fish, White Star B. & M. Brown Bread Asparagus Tuna Flakes, medium : 4c Lima Beans Peas and Carrots Sauerkraut, Size 2Y2 Spinach Peas Diced Carrots Corn Shoestring Potatoes Peas and Carrots Sweet Cream—93 Score BUTTER - Large — Fresh — NOT COLD STORAGE! EGGS Wax Paper 2 125 . rolls 29c MILK — 13 — cans 98¢ Carnation—Borden’s—Darigold ZEE TISSUE 4 rolls 25¢ Ivory—Orchid—Green Pumpkin size 2% tins 2 25 TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 25 Extrafancy and fancy Staymens HOLIDAY CANDY I pound cello pkg. 15¢ Gum Drops — Broken Mix — Satin Mix — Orange Slices —— Jelly Beans Size 200's 2 DOZEN Schillings Coffee drip or perc 1h. 25¢ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1940. ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY NOW! The Finest Birds on the Market will arrive for your inspection TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. Fisher's Blend 2s. 7 | FLOUR - 2doz. 83 49.1h, sack . 10-1b 2 Ib.box §9¢ | .. 1 19 43c sack . . NUCOA 2 Ibs. 45¢ 09¢ ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT - 6 for 25¢ FRUIT MIX - ] pound 39c *1.99 Per Box Chocolate Drops BLEACH The White Magic 1, gal. jug 23 49¢ MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING - quart jar 33c White Star TUNA med. tins 2 for 35¢ Irving's is the working man's store $1.39 SPUDS U.S.NO. I's 20 POUND BAGS c A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NATIONAL BISCUIT cello-wrapped COOKIES and FRUIT CAKES Church's GRAPE JUICE, unsweetened Pints 23c Quaris 40c MEAT DEPARTMENT Swift's Premium Mandarin Oranges, 7 0z. S""i"g Beans o tesn ety Whale Beets HAM, halfor whole . . . 1h.2%¢ or Spaghetti b s ol BACON, half or wholeslab . 1b.23c 4 ':;':e‘ % ltlo":’ing POTROAST . . . . Perlh 25 u S 'ork an eans Sauerkraut, No. 2% tins PORK CHOPS, Center Cut . . 1b. 35¢ Pineapple, Dole 5 CANS PORKSTEAK . . . Perlbh 28¢c Grapefruit S l 00 Chili Con Carne Your Choice . SHDULDER PORK ROAST . Per 1b. 23¢ Apple Sauce HOME STYLE PEACHES STEWMEAT . . . 2pounds25c o Size 2% tins STEAKS . . . . Perpound37c PEARS (T-BONE—SIRLOIN—RIB—ROUND) PLUMS PINEAPPLE WHOLE APRICOTS JUICE 10 CANS 97 c Your Choice 10 CANS 9 c Your Choice Pineapple—12 oz. DICED CARROTS Grapfruit—12 oz. PEAS Orange—12 oz. SPINACH Tomato—15 oz. CORN PORK and BEANS Prune—12 oz. TOMATOES Apple—12 oz. STRING BEANS SAVE THIS! AD PRICES AVAILABLE THROUGH SATURDAY—NOVEMBER 16TH LIQUOR DEPT. SCOTCH WHISKEY . . Fifth$3.25 Haig & Haig — White Label — White Horse — Vat 69 GIN, Old Mr. Boston, gi. $1.65, pint 85¢ SEAGRAM'S 5-Crown, qi. 2.30, pt. 1.25 SUNNYBROOK 93 proof qi. 2.10 pi. 1.15 ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET IRVING’S SUPER MARKET =-Whing Ding Y our Telephone---- Phone 51 Phene 519 - | | i | | | growing section in Alaska, report- |ing a population of 24,980 as com- | |a man the population of the Third |the Territory to have 586 farms. | Washington to close the office here, (and R. I. Congdon. BRANT WEIGHS FOR | vior Clarence Olson and Miss Bess| O'Neill and Mrs. Mildred Hill of Census Gives| Alaska 71,911 Populafion Gain in D éE;de Is Third, Greatest in Nation- Even More Now Alaska's population as determined | by the 1940 census is 71,911 accord- | ing to a preliminary announcement today by Supervisor J. P. Anderson. | The 1930 census showed Alaska to| have 59,278 ! Only two States in tae Nation surpassed Alaska in rate of growth | in the past decade, Anderson said.| Alaska’s 21.1 percent gain was ex-| cceded only by Florida and NPW\ Mexico. As the census was taken as or‘ October 1, 1939, the total does not include any of the many people who have come north in the past year in connection with the na-| tional defense projects., The actual| population of Alaska today is prob- ably more than 75,000, Anderson | said. When all figures have been checked and the last straggling re- turns entered, ihe census will prob- abl) show an official figure of about | 72000 according to the Supervisor. First Is Fastest The First Division is the fastest pared with 19.304 ten years ago.: | The Second Division has 11,657 as cunpawd with 10,127. The Third| reports 19,304 as compared with 16,309. The Fourth has 15975 as compared with 13358, Anderson pointed out the coincidence that to Division in the 1940 census is identi- cal with that of the First in 1930. | The Alaska census report shows Orders have been received from Anderson said, although one small! district, Kvichak] has not yet re-| ported. e ——— ;PM PLANES FLY TODAY | One Electra flew to Fairbanks to- |day, another came in to Juneau from the Interior, and the Alaska Clipper departed for Ketchikan enroute to Seattle. | From Fairbanks plane passengers were J. Hernandez, Chris Tolan, L.| Corbley. J. Parent, Mrs. J. White, F.| Lett, H. Burrell, H. Kresmeyer. { For Fairbanks, Col. E. M. George, | John White and John Noble. | To Seattle passengers were J.| Jokela, J. C. Cooper, Capt. Pat No- lan, Manley Carroll, O. F. Weinard, R. Saathoff, J. S. Robbins, Alfred Ghezz Jr, W. Crossman, A. D.| Hulen, Prank Pollack, Tony Bany L e AR SEATTLE JOURNEY | ‘With Fishery Management Super- the Juneau clerical staff aboard,| the Fish and Wildlife Service ves- sel Brant left last night for Se-| attle. Olson will attend the f)shenes‘ hearing at Seattle November 25 on | Alaska regulations and then will re- turn north with members of thé International Fisheries Commission next month. You'll Be T.. .ikful Thanksgiving Of course you're grateful for so many things, but how lucky you are to have skilled beauty serv- ice at low cost. To look pretty Thanksgiving, just call the THE ROYAL Beauty Salon PHONE 723 { Ann I’chrly'Smlth—'ol‘in"nérz.J A GEORGE BROS. SUPER MARKET Free Delivery — Phone 92-95 - If It's Quality You Want, We Have It! Buy Coupon Books-$20 for $19; $10 for $9.50-Save 5% PRICES BELOW FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY-STORE CLOSED MONDAY—ABMISTICE DAY GEORGE BROS. SUPER LIQUOR DEPT. Largest Display of Imporied Liquors, Wines in Juneau! 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