The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 13, 1941, Page 8

8 IM ska, died at his home here. Siafe of linois FORMER MAYOR Has Formed Group OF NOME IS DEAD To Flghl SabO'eun TULSA, Oklsboma, Feb 18— ene McElwaine, 83, said to have \bovn at one time Mq\m of Nome, and became interested in oll opera- | finally Oklahoma. Subscribe for The Fmpire CHICAGO, Fe 13.—State a omh'!’d fmnmlmn s on of the Attor- artment to fight h columnists” and e agents who might der the national de- | partment is said to its kind among state P's for Schilling PAPRIKA the appetite-whetter Makes fish, for example look and taste bettert Schilling 37 SPICES =19 llTlA¢'$ | BERT'S Cash McElwaine went to Alaska in ‘JR‘ and a few years later returned s Oul]\ tions in Pennsylvania, Kansas and | | Stock Quomflous, m ~-| GROCERY Grape Juice 5 TWO FAST wi;!LCH‘S ne l 04 PHONES l 05 latand]ptGlc Q1. | “SOMETHING NEW? Shurfine Dills — | el e e G 1/ c new kind of ad WE HOPE YQU LIKE IT! 7% can } 8¢ BUT gL £ Just Received : ¥ou Vegeiable Juice Cockiail S“fgfigfs“d AT v 3 cans 49c; dozen $1.89 :} b 25c THE With all the VIT2 ’t/b‘/fl;;lixh—)‘];slces of 8 Delicious Baker's Unsweetened n DOMESTIC CHOCOLATE U | GJETOST ‘Goat Cheese’ fresh 65c Ih. .) A NESTEL’S Semi-Sweet—7 oz. pkgs. wan 22C L "Morsels” Chocolate . . . 2 for 25¢ 1 Just Arrived T FRANCIS DRAKE v GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No Sugar — | 2 No. 2 tins 23c; Doz. 1.30; Case 2.55 WE DANISH—"Smuggled We Think” ave | ROQUEFORT . . Pound$1.00 || TRIED § TEXAS PINK voor. | GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 29c; dozen 85¢ Fisher's Blend s KNIGHT'S —Seasoned to Tastel 49 1S, and 4 LS. ¢ | Tomato Juice 3 large tins 29c Pancake Flour T Dozen$1.13 Case $4.49 tor 39 30 [ ALL VARIETIES — 1 HEINZ SOUPS, large fins 3 cans 43¢ HEINZ—AIl Kinds COFFEE 27c Q| .. | §AY FOODS 3 for 25c; duzen 89 c ATS“P 18(: 15;‘? HEINZ or CROSSE & BLACKWELL r—— i‘,’u CATSUP e 19 ; St MELBA 5 | TOAST “Langendorf”, package 19¢ A - v | NUCOA, Genuine, 2 lbs. 43¢ : “DANISH"—93 Score ;| BUTTER -2 Ibs. 77 WILL et TR SRR W 3 cans PORK and Teet | NUBORA, Giant Size Package 47c I TOILET—OR—FACE BEANSZic | | SOAP, while i lass 3 for 10c owome - Bl 3% |EGGS - 2doz. 67 ¢ | B : : : ;{ “Brown or White” Heinz Soups v | FRESH FROSTED FOOD qug‘e Can E Largest Assortment in Juneau 1 .’c sL 35 wmné'rl:r}i:sF gl;)%risfi‘vs%nnus THRIFT . B This Week’s Special w Fresh Petersburg RAW SHRIMP - pound 49 | BUY YOUR ROTARY MINSTREL SHOW TICKETS AT BERT'S A Good Show! A Good Cause! C0-0P | PHONE 767 § SEE IT! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB |3 I94I LEE RAY |AIR CORPS OVERBOARD | FORCES ON ONALASKA WAYNORTH Son of Seward Aflomey Is| Five Hundred Officers and Lost When Steamer | Men Bound for Ladd, Nearing Seattle Eimendorf Fields | SEATTLE, Feb. 13— Lee Ray SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. 13— | 0 21, son of L. V. Ray, Seward |The Army Transport St. Mihiel is| ailing today Sewardward via Seat- | le, carrying 500 officers and men of | he Army Air Corps who will be di- vided between the Ladd and Elmen- dorf fields in Alaska. Additional men will be taken aboard at Sehttle. Men boarding the transport here 20Ih (enlury Frlday and Salurday Speuals' | HOUSEWIVES have learned that their complete satisfaction is the guarantee and the aim of the 20TH CENTURY GROCERY. Why not come in today or Phone 603 and see for yourself how easy and how economically it is for you to be entirely satis- fied. BEGINNING TODAY, BY REQUEST OF OUR MANY FRIENDS, WE WILL MAKE ONE DELIVERY DAILY TO DOUGLAS. The truck will leave here at 11:30 a.m. All orders necessarily must be in here by 11:15 a. m. 20c [l SUNLAND GREEN RIPE OLIVES-tin - - Bel flonte TOMATO JUICE, 12 0z. tins, dozen - 95¢ Nestle's Semi-Sweet CHOCOLATE, 20z.pkg. - 15¢ 20c o was, lost overboard er - Alaska as that v ng Seattle, Alaska St shi |) Company officials said toda Young Ray was acting as gmrl ass! ng Deputy U. S, Marshal Met- calf of Beward in taking several | persons to a hospital for the insane at Morningside, Oregon Metcalf and his charges mntnmml scuth by train. The lookout on the Alaska's fore ipeak reported “man 4)vFrbm\r(l about 2 o'clock this morning. Tlm Alaska was stcpped and a oat was put out and the crew \Ourh!‘d for sevaral hours off Jef- crson Head, but did not recover the are are Eighteenth Pursuit Squad- ron from Hamilton Field, Twenty- Field and Twenty-eighth cumposxte third Air Base Unit from Mn{frlt' group from Moffett and March fields. AR AN R RGN JEROME FRANK FOR MAKING “TOLL HOUSE” COOKIES! OUR MOTHER'S COCOA, large 2 pound fins S sigcarc NOMINATEDTO f CORN-ON-THE-COB, Large can, 12 ears, each - 45c TR 1‘,“?:}‘{,‘:}?,,5-“;:;: CIRCUIT COURT @ BEST CIRCLES ORANGE JUICE, 12 oz. tin doz, $1.20 last seen aboard ship. D POP CORN, Gelden Hulless, 2 Ib. cellophane bag GRAPEFEEZ R l‘lnmeL Ezyizfllgrgaches Unsweetened—46-oz. tins The Best Yet—No. 22 tins 2 for 45¢ 2fins 49« 1%¢ Chairman, Securities Com- | ission, Named fo Fed- eral Judi(iary Post NEW YORK. Feb. 13. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 4'2, American “an 85%, Anaconda 23', Bethlehem Steel 787, Commonwealth and Southern %, Curtiss Wright 8, Gen- eral Motors 427, International Har- vester 48'¢, Kennec8tt 327 \’\,AQH”\(‘T()N F‘Pb 13.—Presi- dent Roosevelt today mxmm(ed ‘ Jerome Frank of New Yark, Chair- man of the Securities Commission, | to be Judge of the Second Federal Cireuit Court, embracing NewYork, Vermont and lel('(‘(lcut B Dnited Stale Steel 941, Pond AR mARRY K.A. Soup-er Mix Chicken Noodle or Bullion, 2 pleas. 25¢ $4.03. N.G.TONIGHT | HONEY, Bradshaw or Swarmingtime, 5 Ib. pail, 5:c DOW, JONES AVERAGES ’ " | T, . - - ar AhefIolowing: Se ‘?f’“»"“w‘"’“ Juneau National Guard - Units| EGG “oonLEs hne. medlum or wide l lb. pkg. £d0 f:;;“SQ;‘Y;’,‘3\‘]‘(‘:;'[l::“'l‘;“zli‘,“"sv 121103 ' il meet tonight at 8 o'clock in| ¥ i3 rails, .06, s, 19.28. P the Armory. Men will be lectured| HLI HT MATCHES ‘ R o B 7 on the Garand rifle and will con- ,cal‘ on LT | . . NOONAN RETURNS+ tinue with typhoid innoculations. ‘ - . aE oo Yo vt oy sl [ g o ry PN SPAGHETTN in the 11b. jar - 2 for 35c. man, returned to Juneau on Ill‘ The Daily Alaska Empire has 1!16\ North Coast. Noonan is at the largest paid circulation of any Al- n' TREAT lz 2 30 Baranof while calling on Lhc trade. asks newspaper, ARM “ oz. l“l c Almond Stuffed Olives, 3 oz-jar. olive fork free YELLOW CLING -Silver Bar PEACHES No. 22 Tins 2 fins 3 5¢ School Boy PEANUT BUTTER - - 21h. jar 3¢ GIANT NUBORA Pkg. 47c TeaGarden Seedless Blackberry Preserves 1'lb. jar 25¢ SPECIAL-RBigSYRUP Sale! LIBERTY BELL, 24-o1 jar 2%¢ I I ARIZONA unm:mmr' f SPECIAL-A-LARGE “That's the Man?” 45c CREAM STYLE el Monte CORN No. 2 Tins 3tins39 Mathilda Le Boyer, 17, shown in Mt. Vernon, N. Y., hospital, identifies Isaac Brown, 41, as the man who gagged, bound nnd stabbed her in a arking lot, leavmg her to die. She said that last Summer he had getrlyed )Ier that they were on the way to a doctor for an illegal operation when the attack occurred. Brown, held on a charge felonious assault, denied cveryu:inz Both are from New York City, TLOWIERY ¢ /;»z //(2}/('11 (774 / s 34 Tea Garden GRAPE JUICE - - - quaribottledlc V-8 Vegefable Juice Cocklail 3 cans 49¢ TEAGARDEN DRIPS, 260z jar .~ . - . 3 TEA GARDEN 100% PURE M'Am: SYRUP, 12-0z. jar 45c ORANGES, Juice Size AVOCADOS - - - - - - , BUTTER - 2 I, 77 ™7 .20 % 5 A combination of 8 Juices blended toaether to bring you a drink that is UNEXCELLED! LIBERTY BELL, Pint jar 19¢ APPLES FOR COOKING EGGS--2 doz 69( WASHINGTON CO-OP . 1 TOMORROW IS VALENTINE'S DAY! . .. GIVE FLOWERS io please her most. Of all the gifts you could give, FLOWERS are the best, for she loves beauty and fragrance. Choose a bouquet, a corsage or a bloom- ing, growing plant to express your real feelings to your Valentine! o SPECIAL VALENTINE CORSAGES. —Cinerarias, Primroses, Azealas, and L PLA"TS beautiful Red Tulips. @ SPRING CUT FLOWERS—Frossic . 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