The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1940, Page 8

THE DAIL FIRST AGAIN! Wilbur Irving Brings NEW Low Prices toJunem | mumn DARIGOLD BUTTER GUARANTEED—93 SCORE—SWEET CREAM 2 POUNDS— 77 2 Groceries Are CHEAPER in Jun Than They Ever Have Been! ANY FLAVOR—Including JELLO PUDDING CHOCOLATE—VANILLA and BUTTERSCOTCH EACH--- B¢ CRISCO 3 Pound Tins cause we sell for CASH ONLY. We shall tinue giving you these prices, not only bec: JUNEAU. : EQ Ib. cloth bag J5c¢——_] ) bags §5.47 23 1h.clethbag §1,.3'7 -— 4 bags §5.47 THERE IS NO LIMIT—You Can Buy All You Want! ZEE KITCHEN TOWELS WILL FIT ANY HOLDER! 2 ROLLS 25 © L1QUOR DEPARTMENT ® MONNET COGNAC BRANDY $3.80 This Brandy Is 15 Years Old! Christmas CANDY Just Arrived JELLY BEANS 15e¢ BROKEN MIX In Cello Bags 15e¢ SATIN MIX 15¢ PUSSSSSS S e S e Chocolate Drops 15e¢ ? | HUDSON'S BAY DEMARARA RUM 151 Proof Per Fifth -- $3.95 OLD CROW Bottled in Bond—100- Proof Full Quart--82.60 GOVERNMENT HOUSE RUM 135 Proof Per Fifth -- $2.55 Orange Slices FRISCO BEER - - - - Case$2. 70 15¢ IRVING'S SUPER Monster Gum Drops 15¢ s | | { 2 ) _ 'I‘IESE PRICES AVAILABLE FOR 6 DAYS ALL 'PRICES SUBJECT TO MARRET” “MED-G-DEW BUTTER GUARANTEED—91 SCORE—SOUR CREAM IRVING’S MARKET IS DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS CONDITION, and the reason we are able to sell Groceries at these prices—AS LOW IN MANY CASES AS SEATTLE PRICES—is be- we intend to pursue our present policy, but more importantly, because we believe in the future of Alaska and the Alaskan working man, and in iheir continued prosperity. Further, we believe that the maijority of our people sincerely want and appreciate the MONEY-SAVING VALUES THAT IRVING'S MARKET HAS BROUGHT TO P HONE 3519 —WhingDingYourTelephone—PHONE 519 : THROUGH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Y ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 22, 1940. | . | ternoon from Prince George, B.| Extent to which Swedes have DOIIgIaS WI" C., but will not return today as |‘Lurned to bicycles because of ga scheduled earlier oline shortage was shown by a E G G S AN dozen 8 c S'Op He.re | oif tomorrow 1 count of 7,046 bicycles in half an 2 QOver N|gh| e i | e e e 1 the Postoffic \ G R TR STRICTLY FRESH—LARGE SIZE southbound tr eip, S There Are No Better Eggs Sold Any Where—WHY PAY MORE? APPLES STAYMAN—WINESAP BOX--$1.75 s Douglas DC-3 wheel| | The vauy Alaska mmpire has the lying the Juneau-Seat- “ \pdlemen this sf largest paid circulation of any Al. Inskn newspaper lb ibc for The Emmrr Coat Clearance o et o i o Bk i b i b e e oy A COMPLETE STOCK OF AMERICA'S BEST- FITTING COATS . . . Many Styles and sizes to choose from. We INVITE YOU to DROP IN POUNDS---71c eau THE WHITE MAGIC I Group Coats $6.95 Half Gallon Jugs ' 1 Group Coats 9.93 2 FOR 45¢ LIBBY'S FANCY Blackberries 1-POUND TINS 2 cans ~== 33 12 cans S1.89 24 cans $3.3:3 Zee Toilet Tissue WHITE - GREEN - ORCHID 4 ROLLS 25¢ con- 1 Group Coats 12.935 1 Group Coats 14.95 IN TWEEDS—PLAIDS AND PLAIN COLORS 8 COAT SIZES—38 10 42 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 Fur-Trimmed Tweeds 1-3 Off ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ause This sale does not include chamois ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, interlined water repellent tweeds. -FAVRO : Salad Macaroni I T y 1-POUND CELLO BAG E O A S 1 7( In the Baranof Hotel SPUDS -- 251bs. for §5¢ © MEAT DEPARTMENT @ TURKEYS U. S. Government Inspected—Prime Toms POUND--37c BACON, half or whole slah - 1b. 23c H&Mj;“:ll orwhole - - - - 1b.29¢ T-BONE STEAK 1b.37c SIRLOIN STEAK - 1b.37c | ON DISPLAY At Connors Motor Company 1941 PONTIAC Streamliner “TORPEDO” FOUR - DOOR SEDAN FULLY EQUIPPED E!E”SIEBEN Bt d ,!',;,,319 ® Radio ® Seat Covers ROUND STEAK 1b. 37c ©® White Sidewall Tires ® Full Seat Widih S e ® Two Tone Color ® Electric Cigar Lighter ;;i'fi;fi CHOPS 1o ® Front Bumper Guards ® Concealed Rear Panel ;lrmcn;r;sTre;t " B This 1941 MODEL PONTIAC Strikesa New High in e STREAMLINE Design - - - Front Fenders with Built- 2CANS === 49¢ in Headlamps - - - No Running Board - - - No Visible LR T M"’—"“"””“'"”m‘”“"wmw Door Hinges. See This Super-Modern Car Today at CONNORS MOTOR (0. Phone 411 230 So. Franklin St. MARKET