The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1941, Page 8

8 MEN — Here's Your Opportunity! BUSINESS Pay-Day Specials| WAsGoo> AT H. S. GRAVES CLOTHING STORE —— Below Prices Good Saturday, Monday and Tuesday oW e e —_— Harl S:i‘.arfl_ngrv a_r‘lvd M__a_l“x Togc_ogls Good - All But the Stock Marie! BY JOHN L. BECKLEY Associated Press Statistician Tk industrial production brought little cheer 10 WERE $75.00—NOW $27.50 WERE $40.00—NOW S350 All Wool &abaladme Topcoals ainproofed WERE § 25 [l"-—NOW $19.50 Fen's All Wool Woolnch Skn Panls WERE $7. 50—NOW $5 0 50 [l\l the wants 5 billion '111(I more Value or all llsu(‘ shares rlelnod waier'nepe“enl Breeches approximately 10 per cent and the ‘ 3 00 volume of trading for the full ye: n‘ WERE $5_00—N0w o! was the smallest since 121. Pri O s v s R S it At of common shares' reached the low- 1 est level in relation to industr mI, production that the oldest traders the financial district could remem- | er. Waterproof Ski Jackets WERE $5.50—NOW $3.50 Business earning were excel- w l lent despite heavier taxes, Dlll in- ‘ vestors appeared to have lost con- w"ghi s Heavywelghl unlon sulls n 00 fidence in future profits. Fears of a world economy dominated by Ger- many, possible United Snle in- volvement in the war, more severe cxcess profits taxes, and ¢ :lu postwar depression took turn-: quu in haunting Wall Street traders. Retail Trade Up WERE $4. 00—NOW $3.00 Heavywelghl Canvas Coats, Sheepskin Lined 14 in this lot) Bigger consumer income boost- E 7 50 Now 5 00 ed retail trade 7 to 12 per cent in| WER R various sections of the country. Sal- | —_ | 'es were best since 1930 and the| volume of Christmas purchases was Men's Heavy WOOI Sox greater than 1920 although dollar zen in volume was slightly smaller because of lower prices. Distrust of the boom founded on | WERE 75c—NOW50c Pork is more plentiful — cheaper — of better qual- ity — than for years and years! So, we're cooperating with the farmers, the packers, and the public by staging a BIG pork sale. Bargains for the consumers, needed markets for the farmers! Every kind of fresh and cured pork item, all at record low prices and extra high quality. " ,4 ]' SWIFT'S PREMIUM—Haif orWhole BAC”N SWIFT'S PREMIUM—Half or Whole Pound 35(3 LEG OF PORKRCAST | Couniry Smoked Sausage Fancy Corn Fed Pork POUND 35¢ Shoulder Pork Roast Lean and Tender POUND — —38e¢ PICNIC HAMS Cooked—Ready to Eat POUND 30¢ POUND — 28e¢ PORK SAUSAGE COTTAGE BUTTS HOME MADE Boneless—Smoked POUND 30¢ POUND — 38¢ CHICKEN, Fancy Fricasse Hens ----1LB. 28 ¢ LAST YEAR {In Fact It W_a?Very, Very' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 24, 1941. SAVE 5§59 -------BUY COUPON BOOKS §20.00 Bool: $19.00 $10.00 Book $9.50 PHONE 92 PHONE 93 GEORGE BROS. SUPER MARKET CANNED GOODS TURKEYS SPECIAL DUCKS - GEESE s 1. 6 5 RABBITS CASE—24 TINS—Buffet Size ROAST CHICKENS BlceD cAmRoTS — picED sezTs FRYERS - BROILERS SAUCE—TOMATO JUICE FANCY CHICKENS ’ POUND--28 ¢ CRESCENT COFFEE 45¢ 2 POUND TINS ans Late, New Leader Kyosti Kallio Risto Ryti World mourns the passing of Kyosti Kallio, who resigned as presi- || dent of Finland and then died in the arms of the Finnish army leader, | selected to fill Kallio's unexpired term. 20ih CENTURY THEATRE “Where the Better BIG Pictures Play” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DON°’T MISS THE TOWNSEND NATIONAL CONVENTION PICTURES TONIGHT and SATURDAY COUPON BOOKS AT GEORGE BROS. BUTTER 36¢ EVERSWEET ' FAVORITE! LOVERS' F COFFEE (4 Happy days start with Schilling Coffee. .. wings of the morning... so full-flavored and satisfying. 4 LOCAL EGGS e :*:,mm:fi["‘.,e,:::; o :?1;:"11;: ~ o R H S. Graves mnnn) W S50¢ doz.| 107r95¢ MEN'S FURNISHINGS i w o M i o e E: K Vflullfi“uif DRIP OR PERCOLATOR ™ VAL VII.‘A SP Phone Black 272 So. Franklin mmx' h.~m§tE amortization of new S : INACH e | Montgomery. Al and Cedl Hol- g b P S, c @ cl, :lwn g fromfoorgs Bupes FasmAally Crosse-Blackwell Tomato Juice i 'WINS! . Prankiort, K“xm intol LOIIRES ISP wili o m,,,[‘ W F I B BUY COUPON BOOKS—GEORGE PROS. et { n\: he :Pms(‘hinl:v“ Jm':u |;::)l\ o of Trya cn..n.:.; ad'n'. The Empire, n}mdles' bl i macaron o 5 c s A L E DICED BEETS VAL VITA PEAS 4 s : VAL VITA ; PEA Phone 49 Ph0ne 49 We are offering the Sineau Public ANOTHER ONE OF | nlczn CABHOTS S AND CAREOTS p ; THOSE SENSATIONAL 5-CENT SALES at the CHANNEL ; YELLOWSTONE CORN , APPAREL ix[i.opfsmmmc SATURDAY. JANUARY 25 4 ( ANS KIMBALL BAKED BEANS DRESSES - - 16.95 NORWEST BEETS Extra Gnefor S Cents 2 ’ ¢ VAL VITA SWEET POTATOES : VAL VITA HOMINY DRESSES = = 9.95 _ 10F0R95¢ SAVE AT GEORGE BROTHERS! EGGS 3 dozen $1.00 | HAPPY HOME—BUFFET SIZE PHONE GEORGE BROTHERS MIRACLE WHIP 29¢ ExtraOnefors sz is DRESS and HOUSE COATS 9,95 Choice of Either Exira for 5 Cenis COATS $35.00 and up FRESH EVERY BOAT ]l ATS e $ 1.0 9 : nu ART SAVE AT GEORGE BROTHERS! ; s> Myepee @ PAJAMAS || PHONE GEORGE BROTHERS | Largest Assorimentof | . 3 : VEGETABLES | Kf:‘f:, < e f’ 92’,,0 WOODBURY SOAP g | . e 4 BARS soc SWEET POTATOES BLOUSES $1¢t02.50 TOMATOES .. LETTUCE CELERY . . RED CABBAGE GREEN CABBAGE CAULIFLOWER . . SQUASH NEW POTATOES, Florida PARSNIPS BUNCH CARROTS BETTER VALUES—GEORGE BROTHERS 30c¢ to $1 TABLE LINGERIE — APRONS — HOSE — CAPS GLOVES — ETC, ONLY BEST BRANDS AT GEORGE BROTHERS BIRDSEYE FROSTED No Approvals No Refunds No Exchanges SALE STARTS TOMORROW RUTABAGAS . . ENDIVE : FRUITS AND CALAVOES Channel Apparel | veserames | oo sy voon PHONE 203 20th Century Gross Building THE 5};31'!_~ GEOBGE BROTHEBS FARM ;