The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1941, Page 8

piid circulation. PAGE EIGHT #~= DANISH—93 Score BUTTER APPLES 2.79 b ) BLETS ns 2 CANS = “45e | CORN ON-COB @ cans- 51.29 New Crop Natural hundrledv—l)e_- FIG licious ag a Confection;or Cooked! 2 Pound Brick - - BLACK 45¢ 2 Pound Brick WHITE 43¢ BANANAS - 3 Ibs. 29¢ 2 CHOCOLATE MZQ-ZG Ilull w! SOAP Fancy Boil- ing Size 10 M { Pound Bag 1470 ALL IN ONE—Pound GOLDEN RIPE (IDER - P ot A B GG B s et i TWO PHONES: 104-105 FAST FREE DELIVERY T lIVE WIRE CAUSES TRAFFIC scribe to the Dally Aln.\kn the paper with the largest %E!:[',A[BS fresh, delicious . ]h 3¢ { PURE HONEY -5 pound fin 43c Cfll‘ FEE, Our Special - 21bs. 49¢ \ TOII ET—Woodbury or Sweetheart ‘ rRESH-qS\\hFT—llllng % Your Jug STOPPAGE ATKETCHIKAN AS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——]UNEAU ALASKA Norlh Sea ls On Way North | SEATTLE, Oct 17 — Steamer | North Sea sailed for Southeast Al- laskn ports at 12 noon today with | 119 passengers aboard, the follow- | ing booked for Juneau: Aileen Kronquist, Mrs. G. B. Baldwin, Mrs. C. D, Dunn, Mrs, Daisy Hillman, Mrs. W. C. Wal-| ther, Major W. C, Walther, Pav-' tricia Walther. + Miss Ethel Gladys Whitcomb, Clyde C. Schri- ver;, George E. Schnabel, Paul O. Griffith, Mrs. Paul O. Griffith, J. C. Strong, Ward Haller, Hans Hef- enmeister. 2RESOLUTIONS, ALASKA LABOR, ARE APPROVED SEATTLE, Oct. 17—The Amer- ican Pederation of Labor, in conven- tion here, has approved, in purpose, of two resolutions proposing opera-f tion of an Alaskan Federation of Labor gnd for affiliation with the: AFL. i The resolutions will be referred to | the Executive Council for necessary action to have them pluced in effect. l - ee— 1 | FREDRICKSON FINED More Power = $50 ON SITKA Count [ | Andrew Fredrickson, arrested in | s Iven ‘Sltka two weeks ago on a telegraphic \ waxrnnt from Port Alexander, was released today from the Sitka jail | after payment of a $50 fine, accord- Fukuyama, Miss - 4 bars 29¢ Gallon 85¢ EI HI‘ WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. — Presi- ing to word received at the U. S. dent Roosevelt today signed the Jaw Marshal's office here. | KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 17— ‘ Wind with a sustained velocity of 52 | Juneaulte Sees miles an hour, with gusts of 65| miles, roared over Ketchikan early | today, blowing down trees, aerials | and breaking windows but otherwise causing surprisingly little damage except to power and telephone lines. Power shorts all over the city caused tremendous flashes. Many live wires were blown across streets causing stopping of traffic, cutting off power and phone service to ex- tensive areas. | The Ketchikan Spruce Mills, ‘mg and dancing spot. working on defense orders, is with- |out power and has been forced to shut down but expects to resume | operations soon. |to Juneau soon, | Oldtimers believe the storm was |friends on the coast. jone of the biggest winds ever felt < here. WORN 0UT? Drink Milk When you get that dead, “I can't do it” feeling, what you need is a glass of cool milk. It perks you up right away without that bloated feeling. A good habit to get into, is' to drink a glass of milk every day about 3 o’clock CGrlIng thofihwe JebMIvea. hero. in the afternoon. It's just what you need. DRINK TWO GLASSES OF PASTEURIZED MILK A DAY JUNEAU DAIRIES after —— . BUY DEFENSE STAMPS 20th CENTURY GROCERY PHONE 603 PHONE 603 We Don’t Meet Prices WE MAKE THEM! Not Just Talk But Some WORTHWHILE BARGAINS ONIONS .- .- . . 10 pound bag 35¢ TOMATOESfresh, firm, solid Broccoli Brussel Sprouts 20¢lh. 20e basket IT IT’S NOT THE BEST—— Hot House Cucumbers 10e¢each TROCO-MARGARINE . b.20¢ BUTTER |E-G-G-S | SUGAR 21bs.85¢ |2doz.1.03| 69¢c KELLOGG’S NUBORA Corn Flakes GIAN"I’,SIZE e ||COFFEE } 2for15¢] 27 ¢Pound 43 1 pound tin | 4 sieve SEA-BLOWN PEAS no. 2 tins POTATOCHIPS| NORWEST BEANS 19¢ SCHILLINGS B o qunsmon supplies, equipment and with a dangerous weapon,” Earl Carroll's| ‘Lhere is Rudy Pusich, of Juneau, 1s vaca- tioning in Southern California, and| while in Hollywood the first par!l WALTHERS ON NORTH SEA | of this month he visited the fam- ous new Earl Carroll Theatre, ac- Pusich was present to see the|neau on the North Sea, whish left ‘lavish review presented at the din- Seame this noon. ' Major Walther Seated at|has just completed the offlcers nearby tables while he was there' training course at Fort an]ng were film actors Ray Milland and| Nat Pendleton. . He plans to return visiting | . h.13e¢ tore<| - Originally charged with nssnult Fred- | machinery when needed for Na- rickson was reelased on that count | tional Defense. g, |and faced with the reduced charge | The White House announcod the of “assault and battery,” to which |action means the President. may he nled guilty. order the requisitioning of any, -Besides the $50 fine, Fredrickson | material -after first determining was given a six-month jail sentence, immediate need. which was suspended. - e ——————— gislation authorizing him-to" COMING ON NORTH SEA Mrs. Grant A. Baldwin is re- turning to Juneau aboard the North Sea, which left Seattle to- day, after ‘a short visit in the States. | Major W. C. Walther, wife, and | daughter are ontheir way to Ju- e ——— RETURNING TO JUNEAU Miss Ethel Fukuyama is aboard the North Sea, returning to Juneau after attending business school m the States. —ee—— “Bet you a-million dollars— You cant make a bad cup of - MJ-B" —Says Llo;d Nolan to Constance Moore while filming Paramount’s “BUY ME THAT TOWN" CONSTANCE: Say, iuit a minute—that's stage moneyl LLOYD: Well, the mowey's fake, but the slogan’s 800d as a government bond. Just try this pot of M.].B, CONSTANCE: Wb,, ir's ‘delicious. Strong, bui 1ot bitter at all. LLoYD: Good, Nod Pl make a pot of weaker coffee, CONSTANCE: You right—it's swell this way too. Full of real flcn;_‘" LLOYD: I was betting on & swre thing, Connie. M.]. B, is good any way yu make it Here’s why it never fml" Make your coffee with the same care as you have in the past. These two exclusive M. J. B. featured—a richer roast—and double —will give you the finnt” of coffee you ever tasted! 0 GUARANTEE. Buy a M’: M.J.B. 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Another High Quality Product— DARIGOLD Evaporated MILK " Just good, rich, nnlk, twice as concentrated as ordinary mflk—frwn the carefully selected herds on the famous DARIGOLD MILK FARMS of Washington. Keep a good supply on hand— “and be sure to ask for DARIGOLD. An ldeal Milk for Baby’s Formula s .. and don’t forget . . . %// DARIGOLD 7g triir CHEESE That zestful favorite for tastier cooking and in-between ‘snacks’. All of tbe:q Irpm the famous ASHINGTON