The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1942, Page 6

leGE SIX 2 THE, DA_ILY ALASKA EMPIRE——]UE‘IE:M{, 7AL!}SKA WROGE Y FR!DAY JANUARY 9, 1942 i i illllllllllll|||IIIHIIllllI|IlHIIlllIlIIIIII!I"IIIII"IIIIIIIIIl!flllIIIIHIIIIIIII|II|||||||lIIII|IIll||IIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIlllllll%‘ I-OUIS’ BAER (p I o N EERS' ‘j 8 NICKELS «DIMES © 5, 7i (55 xoaasrunp | HOME GROCERY-— AMERICAN MEAT 177 aeiiapigakh@Egaaa! ; ; (/(7(«« PRESERVES [CRACKERS)* Valamont Assorted Salted Sodas 2No.21ins@7¢ | 2 pounds 37 FLOUR IT’S A DEAL A report was made today on the : 1Brown Bomber Heavy Fav- |amosition of 234610 cotiected tate . . . ast year for the oldtimers’ rist- : 7 orite to Whip Californ- [1as; Sear., s e Alaska ‘pionecrs (((((((((((((((((((((@% FORTONIGHT REPORTED Ian & Home in Sitka, The money was ian in Second Meet raised by W. D. Gross, Southeast | | R |Alaska theatre man, and through | | NEW YORK, Jan. 9.—Buddy Baer, | Igloos of the Pioneers of Alaska. | == Your nickels and dimes go further at PIGGLY WIGGLY because of the pennies you Zsave! The PIGGLY WIGGLY system makes it possible to pass many, many savings on to vou. Just check the items on this page! having been guilty of knocking| In m; |'epol"L :ne‘; Hnns;n,l SuE- | Champion Joe Louis clear out of the | erintendent of the Home, declared: SWANS DOWN 10-LB. SACK FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR ng in Washington last spring, prob- “In rendering an account of this 4 o SATUHD.AYL,:’.A.!!A.EY,.IETE,.a,llt.l,!d.?!gé!'.,{fl‘!é}.‘!l{[! ;am‘i will pa_vg for his sin with Fund I do so with the added grati- Patented Family HALF GALLON SYRUP LR bt T b A terest tonight in Madison Square |tude of the Pioneers that in these Garden. troublesome times they have not | ™. This time, the towering Californ- [been forgotten. On behalf of Lhe\ . ag a [ » fan faces a perfectly conditioned, men in the Home I thank every indi- | ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, | fight-keen Louis, impatient to wipe | vidual and organization that con- | et i PR SR {out any stigma which might be at- itributed to the worthy purpose of | |tached to his victory over Baer last | making Christmas for them a day | S A R D l N E s B - E - A - N - S == /Bay, when Buddy was disqualified of real rejoicing. Herewith a smte-i ;::e;'e;us:::ndto come out for the 1:1;;;)0&;?:3 money received and its; Happy Home Finest Norwegian MEXICAN NAVY . S T PP T S T S NIRRT SR e T g YT = “The fight is set for 7 o'clock (Pa- |Collections through z Brisling in Pure Olive Oil CALIFORNA PINK N N o RP AC SALAD cific Standard Time). |W. D. Gross: | " o cans So impressive has been Louis in| Juneau $500.00 " BARTLETT : PIECES . his workouts that bookmakers are | Ketchikan 31250 ciin poun S ( offering only 1-6 odds that he will | Petersburg ... 151.90 4 i e oo D S T TR M X T AN Sl S be successful in his twentieth de-| Sitka 214.00 . ——————————— PURPLE GEM fense of his world title and 1-2 that | i | e - he stops Baer inside of 15 rounds. | $1,178.40 B U T T E R E G G S A crowd of about 20,000 is expected | The Alaska Weekly ... $492.20 e I('ous rape t“(e . er a on ™ to contribute more than $100,000 to Nome Igloo No. 1 38250 The Best Large Grade A the Naval Relief Society bout. Fairbanks Igloo No. 4 25.00 P | Anchorage Igloo No. 2 pounds 89« 2 dozen 99 BRIMFULL PINEAPPLE || BRIMFULL ALL WOMEN ON oo o e ... . & it AT WS hvé vncn. o RN ) (Broken Pieces) = PORK AND BEANS “Nel:am Igloo No. 17 ig:gg ! » 1 | i CHANNEL URGED vz 22 MSUGAR - - - - 1QIb.sack 7dc}- 2 No. 27 cans 45¢ ‘2 No. 27 cans 3 5¢ TOWORK FOR RCSsvoworcss™ = WZ — S F ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, e | iliary No. 3 10.00 H : : DR. PHILLIPS' BLENDED MOON ROSE Plans for War Work Will ;A?figf}f&,’ 0w glhe;:ElZ; f&)IAHII;EETSEIECHO;LOé;??%}; E;%gggg&% gll? fi{%g: ol Orange and Grapefruit Juice |} SOAP FLAKES Be Formulated at Meet- | &b “™'°" 50 . e n " ! £ ing NextThursday ™ihianeows * " 500 T 4 No. 2 cans §9¢ | 2 for 45¢ S oo v~ s NURSES ASSOCIATION | FIRE DAMAGES SMALL . e rrrrrr e o ) or the Red Cross are urgently re- Total contribution “ ,348.10 | Deliveries 10 A. M_ and 2 P_ M‘ it $l‘0[] MINIMUM g:esr::l“ (i‘hr:::;a;t J:rua'f]yksl;,-k::f 165 Pioneers at $12.00 each.... 1,980.00 E]em’fl".!.r '!,g,’;gw El:,EE“gE. (AB'N u“ EVENING T Mgl\—quu'lifiy‘ "uh."_ B T e e e e e eSS S EE AR S S S A 2:30 pm., and at that time all work Balance i 36810 p1ace on Monday evening, Janu-| Fire of unknown origin burned 2“3"."""'“:::“::'::; : |to be done during the present war| The amount left over has been ,ry 13 gt the regular meeting of | and smoked the Kkitchen of a romoved. Helps o 9 ’ Cross are urged to be present at| . . attend the meeting, because of the|Orava, is owned by Mrs. Emil "The Rexall Store” " " ’, ¢ ! 4 s ALL OVER THE WORLD this meeting. The year's work wil Her"ng 'or Ba“ |annual election and other matters|Sorri, who lives next door to the BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. be planned and outlined, and there |to be brought up, Mrs. Hendrick- |building. Orava was not at home |~ LIQUIDATION SALE & 3 will be something for everyone who Are Released son said. She also said that all eli-| when the fire broke out, but said|Continues at the Vogue Shop with i = NOTICE—The Martha Society will hold a FOOD SALE in this store = s witine to contribute any service whx.;v_soever‘ | Channel are urged to attend the|from an overheated stove. The SATAG AR SATURDAY MORNING. The Elks Lodge has kindly agreed| SEATTLE, Jan. 9.—Necessitated meeting. building was not insured. | BUY DEFENSE BONDS 0000000 IS 5 e, i i cnBaniee o e s scarcity of vmt oo gible nurses living on Gastineau|he thought it might have started !ciose-out bargains. adv. = | " A = == will be organized and planned \11‘1-}""905!“Ed to the credit of “‘le Perm- | h, Gastineau Channel Nurses' As-|small cabin behind 186A Gastineau | your skin clean = |der the direction of chairmen andw;":l # Ploneers' ' Home Christmas sociation, according to Mrs. Marian | Avenue early last evening. Fire- 2 = an r-fresh. Ry sub-chairmen. i Hendrickson, president. The meet-| men laid hose to the scene but| § ECRENOMY RE 8/ All Gastineau Channel women | ing will be held in the Health Cen-|managed to extinguish the smoul- | s z sl M who can assist in the very vnul‘lim"a"ons on ter of the Territorial Building. dering blaze with chemicals. ! o and necessary work of the Red | It is desired that all members| The cabin, occupied by Adam ASK FOR IT AT . = = il ilhe hall. Meeting will be he]dthemip\u’se seine fishermen to take un- Ph RPN land all packages for shipment as- limited amounts of herring from "sembled at that place. ‘v,he great schools found in Haro one Phone " | ST < TG T Strait has been issued by the - - { LIQUIDATION SALE Washington State Fisheries De- 7 6 1 ¥ Continues at the Vogue Shop with|partment. .’ |close-out bargains. adv.| Previously, American fishermen : have been prohibited from taking 24 K lpGe it T e iy | AASka | more than 100 pounds daily from P AY n AY SPECI ALS s Saiurday — Monday — Tuesday | paid circulation. the area, which lies between the | 1y b b It’s the best but > ______|International Boundary Line and you can = T = 1| New Underarm | 5an jun ant oreas 1anss con- | AP MI AT QP SOUP campvers s 1Q€ |° ! ‘Cream Deodorant i to take thousands of tons, how- l safely e R e Al P’ NEAP P LE UKULELE—Broken Slice . NO. 2 CAN 19(3 ! | ’ ;Sl'ops Perspircflon‘supplement the bait supply there. e ———————— -l | gveens operations eoncuceee by | QP AR AGUS rovcrarr—cu ancreenno.2can I &€ | proved that none of the herring which spawn in other parts of | Puget, Sound migrate through Haro BEE | S SHURFINE—Diced or Shoestring ....................NO. 2 CAN 12(3 : o o? 77 - | Strait, the department said. o SR o S O I SRR W SO SRS R e . 0 r ! : 7////// | ] | MARRIAGES AT FAIRBANKS | BEANS rooxsack—s sieve I con IS case $3,49 . : 77 _ & | i . W a‘q‘t /////// ; E%:M‘(Z:Ed:“css be d:: ::S%@g%fif&?f;%fi?{ PINEAPPLE rasmamon_sica no.2.can 23¢€ | . : % , DA D BUTTE oy o o | o, SRS ; L 1 1 irati 13 . # | LD sweet Cream 3. Insandly sops prsinion for | Dty Metvina. Goraon, & nurse, | SHURFINE and Charles James McGrath, well- ELBOW | from perspiration. i Not oy i Dvigld St Cream Bter e ighes et et i | Shortening - - 3lbs.Tc || MACARONI - . 11b.7 |, H -1t 1 q : 4 . Col icei Robert e e e et e e » Qi ynovan kay— i) is dlee sn ety FaRy. v A e e e e |l SHURFINE—Selected Hard Wheat compared with other equally concentrated energy-build- Inatitute of Laundering, for be- e SRR L 2 RICE P ers. Enjoy its fine flavor—depend on its purity—use it | ing harmless to fabrics. Commercial Company, and Joseph FLOUR S 10 lbs. 59c S 1 lh. lflc i ’ e stes SO . Women use more Arrid than any | Dunn, post offive employee, | ; generously for health’s sake—and because it tastes other deodorant. Try a jar todayl | L\ "0 oo 1arrieq at Fairbanks. | NU BORA ; IDAHO—Small White v BEANS - . . 21bs. 19¢ GOOD! | f ———— 1 g ARRID | ..o au Soap Powder - Giant33c 39 ’! ajar Also in 59¢ and 10¢ jars Empire—the paper with the largest A not I'I er H i o} h Q ua I it Y PI’ o d uct— '5'_'—_-—-_—'_-__—__.___mi e | Woopsurs IDAHO—Small Red | : FACE SOAP - 4 bars 30c || BEANS - . - 21bs.17c | " DARI LD e ted MILK ||X b ) Beloiutaics Shkihdonstl bicont BIEN | © ey R G o Just goodv,ariz,om‘i'l:, t:ce as mflnraled as } Save save Save FRES" FRU'T and VEGETABLES ) ;: ordinary milk —from the carefully selected || Ten reannouncing ads bY Don Lozzie now JUICE—288 Size U. S. NO. 1. herds on the famous DARIGOLD MILK FARMS | | appearing in The Empire for next three DBANGES : 2 doz. 4sc POTATOES 25 lbs. 51.19 of Washington. Keep a good supply on hand— | 9 and be sure to ask for DARIGOLD. | days WIH be honored hY STAB CAB FOR LARGE—178 Size An Ideal Milk for Baby’s Formula ONE FREE CITY RIDE. onufins g l doz. 41: G P . .. and don’t forget . . . Y/ S 3 ‘ s T A R C A B "m—afir—_—_——— B“TABAGAS Puundsc i DARIGOLD 7 * GRAPEFRUIT -3for 1% || CARROTS - - 41bs.25c | | divite CHEESE GRAPEFRUIT -3for 29c || TOMATOES - 11b. 23 |. | cooking and in-between ‘snacks’. o 0 | All of these from the famous . e E p H 0 N E E ] mm” Em §E‘.LICIOUS—BFuncy§V3rflPm on‘ous 4lbs' 21 i e x # « o e c DARIGOLD MILK FARMS OF WASHINGTON ; * * ,"ofl« 4 #