The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 19, 1942, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | onstration will be staged in the| SA“D SIIUA'ION 'lmnum Field, showing the cor- IS MU(H BE"ER way to put the bombs out. METCALF REPORTS| Director of Civilian Defense Frank | |A. Metcalf reported today that a ! check-up by air raid wardens during last night's alert showed that many more householders have their homes| PAGE SIX U.S. Bombers Score Hifs on Ilahan Shlps g mvmou OF KIANGSI IS THREATENED Jap Invaders Make New Advances South in | Fukien Province M. J. HAAS, lABOR COMMISSIONER, . Dutch Queen thb(‘n of the city crew und Bert Lybeck, Outside D))t‘muo Yoreman, meanwhile, were building 1 \kaulpmu‘ sand boxes which will| placed on the waterfront, in the w(nelh and at the small boat har-! bor early next week. NOW IN FMRBANKS Arrives for M. J. Haas ] rritorial Cominis sted work (anada Stay OTTAWA, June 19—Queen Wil- helmina, of Tne Netheriands, has i here after a flight from N h\u 19 TE STOCK QUCTATIONS 19—Closing to fight incendiary bombs. | NEW YORK, June | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine Metcalf stressed the importance WASHING I Departr Ameri; Wa. Hm' nd he Queen plans to spend a few 1 Arm umber < completion of hi Mr. Haas Will|gqu iy the United -States with ¢ ck today is 2%, American Can he Richardson| % o ullana and two however, of dying this sand o Anaconda 25, Bethlehem ! 9% visit AnChOr- g ondohildren and ‘also visit with {200 said that wel sand wsed 52, Commonwealth and South-| GHUNGKING, June 19—A Jap- s il an incendiary bomb will only ma 273 i g1 . J . 3 A AT President and Mrs. Pranklin D,/ 500 16, Curtiss Wright 6%, -/ ncee” threat of overland invasion PAST NOBLE GRANDS Roosevelt national Harvester 46%, Kemne- |, pyiien Province to smash into TO MEET TONIGHT ——— cott 28%, New York Central 7, NOI- | oy heqastern Kiangsi increased to- 1 NOTICE X)‘-l(vnl\u D:.;ct;n 'f-!l'i‘tl\m'n Pacific 5, United States Slc,-l‘(ia) a8 tha -Ohinase ‘discloaed that o een informed that anj4¢4,, Pound 84.04. the saders Lavi d ow ad Special meeting of Sons of Nor-| q..ct qunme e ia g Pk el e R S o My ir EUEDWEY [way ot Harold ARbe's reatibrios; TiB| ok gt AT e 18T | & DOW.SROT AVERAGES |\unces south fiom Kwangfeng. Shihins e . A » bombs for demonstration purposes| The following are today's DOW,| pa communique reported fight- 5th St. Saturday evening at 8. — v —— BUY DEFENSE BONDS | Jones avera : industrials rails 2359, utilities 12 now are on the way to Juneau 1477, jng ot many different points in| | Kiangsi Province as well as in Che- | _ |kiang, while the Chinese strove to | disrupt Japanese communications. | The Chinese said they have re-| {captured Kinki. 80 miles south of | the Jap Kiangsi base at Nanchang, thus checking one of the invader's Huus{s toward Fukien. - GADUATION AT ANNAPOLIS SERIOUS RITE Admiral King Speaks Io (lass-Says Sacrifices Are Necessary ANNAPOLIS, June 19—Admiral H. King told the graduating lues are still pay- When these bombs arrive, a dem- Sanitary Meat Co. There is no meat shortage at the SANI- TARY. Our stock is complete. Only the FINEST GRADE A MEATS for you to choose from. SPRING FRYERS FRESH KILLED—Each HENS — For Fricassee YOUNG PLUMP BIRDS--Pound LEG 0' LAMB S| GENUINE SPRING LAMB—Pound class at the Naval Academy here EXTRA SMALL LEGS—(MINT FREE) [that the United States could win | rerrr e e e e e e e e e e eeeeeeeeeeemos Bl dreatest war in history only| P 0 n K R o A S T s 50( at the cost of unremitting labor| | and a multitude of heartaches and, FANCY LEG CUTS—Pound sacrifices such as this country hux: (From Eastern Corn-Fed Porkers) RABBITS-Fresh Killed never before known.” The Fleet Commander said that Fancy Belgian Hares for Frying—Pound HAMS - Armour’s Star America’s Finest- Hali or Whole—Pound LARD or SHORTENING IN ONE-POUND CARTONS—Each For Beiter Sexvice . . . Better Meats . . . PHONE 49 Our delivery will get there on time! BUY DEFENSE ALASKA MEAT MARKET STAMPS Visit our market where you will find the largest and most complete siock of FRESH and SMOKED MEATS in Juneau. For This Weelc=-End Order Plymouth Brand Oven-Ready . FRYERS and ROASTERS LEGS OF 1942 SPRING LAMB Rolled Primg-: Rihs_aild Rump Roasts SEE OUR New Rack of WASH DBESSES Sk appropriate at this time is Church- ill's saying, “I have nothing to of- | fer you but blood, toil, sweat and | | tears.” | . ' (ITY COUNCIL | MEETS TONIGHT | The City Council will have lls | regular bi-monthly meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Council ! Chambers to discuss and attend to; | routine matters of city administra- | tion. h Washab]e Rayons . Gil and Voiles. Carsten’s Cheice Hams and Bacon ALASKA MEAT MARKET Next Door to Bert's Cash Grocery L. A, STURM— OWNER eat Market i w locally-owned *and ¢ ; rec Pficed at $3.75 10 $6.95 Sizes 12 to 44 Jones-Stevens Seward Street i e eee— | EYES EXAMINED |and BROKEN LENSES replaced in | |our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian \ Carlson Blomgren Bldg Phone 63n | New Um/er -arm | Cream Deodorant safely Sfops Perspiration | (The Alaska M 1) BERT’S CASH GROCERY | SALE! SALE! TWO0 BIG DAYS—Salurday and Monday SALE! SALE!? REMEMBER AT BERT' S YOU MAY SERVE YOURSELF FROM BOUNTIFULLY-LADEN SHELVES OF FINE CLEAN FOODS! . . . PRICED WITH THE LOWEST! TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY ===s=ee=Come in and Get Acquainted Today! 25 lbs. Limit! 2515:81.82 1. Does not rot dresses — does not irritate skin. No waiting to dry. Can be used right after shaving. . Instantly stops perspiration for 1 to 3 days. Removes odor from perspiration. 4. A pure white, greaseless, stain- less vanishing cream. Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of The American Institute of Laundering, for be- Limit! SUGAR--C.andH.Pure(ane-- 10 pounds73c BEST FOODS—2-quart limit! MIRACLE WHIP ‘ HEINZ 4 8 s o T ¢ . MAYONNAISE - quarts 58c| SALAD DRESSING avarts 43¢ KETCHUP - large botile 21c Beodorint 1y o ok *FRIDAY, JUNE-19, 194 GEORGE BROTHERS Friday—Saturday SPECIALS! BUTTER BLUE RIBBON BRAND 50 1b. WE DELIVER THE GOODS Home Style PEACHES 30 tin No. 2% ean FREE DELIVERY SERVICE CHEESE CHEESE POUND - 35 Made From Whole Milk Grade A Raw Milk Watch for Golden Cream Line 2 QUARTS 35¢ Whipping Cream 1 Pint 25¢ Pint 45¢ For Health’s Sake—Drink Susie’s Milk Birds Eye FROSTED FOODS LARGEST SELECTION IN JUNEAU FRUITS———You‘ngherries. Raspberries, Strawber- ries, Boysenberries, Peaches. VEGETABLES—Cauliflewer, Peas and Carrots, Spin- ach, Asparagus Tips, Green Beans, Lima Beans, Broccoli, Green Peas, Brussel Sprouts. Scallops, Sole, Fillet of Haddock, Fillet of Red Perch, Swordfish, Olympia Oys- ters, Lobster Meat, Crab Meat. GEORGE BROTHERS PHONES2 WEDELIVER PHONES5 i I I FISH 39}‘0 jar Also in 59¢ and 10¢ jars 2 CANS 25¢ GFc—12:$1.27 — o $3.7 9 2 POUNDS 55 TOMATO JIIICE 46-ounce tins CAMPRELLS SOUPS TOMATC JUICE voess oz i0: 6 o COFF'EE BERT'S SPECIAL — GROUND YOUR WAY! KRISPY SODAS | NU—BORA CHOW MIEN DINNER 2 Ib. caddy 45¢ Gianl'Size'SSt Servesd--§3c| Pfor 79c SpR The Better 3 Ib. tin - 78(' | FRESH MllK Jll)l::i(:;’u oua" lsc Shortening 6 Ib. tin $1.5 QUALITY FRUITS QUALITY FRUITS PEARS HOME STYLE PEACHES | PURPLE PLUMS fancy quality A large fins 89 A large ans Q8¢ | 4 large fins 79« 104 --- TWO PHONES --- 105 Deliveries 10 a. m., 2 p. m. ALL VARIETIES ALL THE TIME! CHINA BEAIITY jf’”’”/ -0LD TAYLOR Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey — 100 proof. National Distillers Products Corp., N.Y Distributed by National Grocery Company. Seattle, Wash, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES! Ben Norvell and Andrew Harkson, |air route from Seattle to Nome, m each 76 years of age, died recently |sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv. at Fairbanks, H the cause in both instances. NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing| OLDTIMERS DIE Two oldtime residents of Alaska, heart trouble being e — BUY DEFENSE STAMPS NOTICE! Effective today, Thursday, June 18, all outstanding accounts owed o the Triplex Cleaners are payable at the OFFICE ONLY! [ TRIPLEX CLEANERS | SAM, THE TAILOR