The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1942, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA For Real Economy Buya Case If You BUY for CASH, WHY NOT BUY Ata Slore that Offers YOU A SAVING FOR CASH! PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JULY 21ST! PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JULY 21ST! For Real Economy Buy a Case STIDDS' TAMALES SHRIMP v...0: v.o 4.19 JUNEAU DAIRIES MILK PASTEURIZED—Bring Your Bottles 2 Ql' ARTS 35c 25¢Tin APRICOT NECTAR 2.50 2 I—l 2 oz. | lm~,—( A\E Del Monte Tomato Juice Whole Kernel DEL MONTE CORN 24—12 oz. tins—CASE Cream Style DEL MONTE CORN 48 Picnic Tins—CASE Libby's SAUERKRAUT 24 No. 2V, tins—CASE AVALON TOMATOES 24 No. 2V, tins—CASE Everson Sliced BE 24 No. 2 tins—CASE ind CARROTS . 2 tins—CASE SEA BLOWN PEAS 18 Picnic tins—CASE Silver Bar TOMATOES 24 No. 2'; tins—C OUR VALUE BEANS 24 No. 2 tins—CASE CASH CHEERIOATS 3.49| PEA 3.31 4.06 3.83 |MAYONNAISE 15 ¢ @) [SCOT_TOWELS 21 33¢ 3.89 | QUAKER OATS e e dllc D L BEST FOODS DROMEDARY 3.72 |PITTED DATES 1.0—1 pound package 4.10 |MARSHMALLOWS s 19 POWDERED 3.46 SUGAR Buy for [CERTO NUT BUTTER SCHOOL BOY d—< pound jar Q).)c ORANGES-- It Will PAY YOU to SHOP HERE for Your Fresh Fruits and Vegetables SEEDLESS GRAPES BLUEPLUMS - - - - Pound25c NEW POTATOES - - 4pounds23c TOMATOES AVACADOS CUCUMBERS GREEN PEAS - - Quarts 490 pre. 30C CHER RRIES MARASCHINO 2 5-0z bottles 35‘3 CABBAGE Z 1b. cello bag 23C 3 bottles 53C Package ZUC l) ARIGOLD Pound 30c Pound 25¢ Each 23¢ - 2 pounds 33c Pound 7c BUTTER E-G-GS CO-OP—BEST D . 9'C 2 doz. 80)0 ~ || BORDEN'S MILK ’ | (AsE$4.23 Size 176-- 2 dot. 6_9EP AM--@n38can-—SPAM Snider’s Each 15¢ HILLS— CHASE & SANE COCKTAIL SAUCE Libby’'s ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 15c COFFEE 1 1b. 35c SCHILLINGS—M. J. B.— 11b. 33c 1.3k BAKING POWDER » w23 ¢ HEESE 2Tc No. 300 tins Each 2 lbs. 69c 2 lbs. 65¢ BORN— 3 lbs. 92c HEINZ KETCHUP 14 01.bottle 20¢ Kraft American 2 LB. BOX 65 W SUGAR 10 LB. CLOTH BAG 69 MR. AND MRS. A. BETTS PURCHASE BUSINESS PROPERTY, SKAGWAY Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts have purchased the White Pass Tav- ern in Skagway from Louis Em- anuel and expect to leave Juneau about July 25 to take over the man- agement of their property. The property which the Betts have purchased includes a coffer shop, cocktail lounge and liquor store, which Mr. owned for a numbu of years. Both Mr. and Mrs. Betts are weil known in Juneau where they have made their home for the last three years, having come here from An- chorage, Mr. Betts is an (’xp!':? cccountant and was formerly chie accountant for the rural xllnhm tation project at Palme He has been bank examin aska for the last three years d in Jueau has had his own account- ing offices. Mrs. Betts has been on the staff of the Baranof Coffee Shop durin: the-last two and a half years. Both Mr. and Mrs, Betts have expressed Emanuel has their regret at leaving Juneau and their muu) fnends here. NURSE ANNOUNCES SUMMER SCHEDULE A tentative nursing program for July and August has been an- nounced by Stephenie G. Bogdon, % - Juneau Public Health Nurse. Anyone may reacn the nurse by telephone or make a personal visit to the office from 9 to 9:30 a.m or from 1 to 1:30 p.m visits are from 9:30 to noon. Inspections of school children will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Douglas home visits will be euh Tuesday when well- Daily home baby conferences will be hgld in that city m the City Hall, secoud oor, every first and third Tuesda of the month from 1 to 3 p.m Well baby conferences in Junean will be held in the Territorial Building, Room 108, Health Center, every Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. - HUGHIE DOOGAN, UNCLE Mr. and Mrs. James the parents of a bab last night in Fairba to word received by Hu voung uncle of the new arr Hughie is one of the newsies nl‘ the Alaska Dml) Empire. [Bert’'s CASH Grocery WEEK END FEATURES REMEMBE P R ,-"“--,.-,-”----,,-,, S e You Are Pr1v1leged 10 SERVE YOURSELF from BERT’S Juneau's Largesi Cleanest and Bnghiesi Market. BERT’S SPECIAL COFFEE Ground Your Way! P S i ;spnv SHORTENING - - NE W—Clean—Sound o N \ \ ) ROASTED PEANUTS Ib. 29 | 3 poundfin 7 8¢ SUSI ST US USSP SR | a.)c“ "BLEACH . 19: -2 37 Jl'NEAU l)AlRIES FRESHMILK Bring Your Bottle § 18cQuart | 3 No. 2 tins 5oc g DOZEN $1 9.) —————d FRESH—FLUFFY MARSHMALLOWS, Ib. 20¢ A 2'.)(‘ 8nm 500 17 » S1.060 TOMATOES 3 'or 79( 4 LARGE TINS $3 ¢ 2 LARGE TINS $2.45 § e e POTATOES Red & White—No Sugar 3—12 oz. tins 39¢ i $1.49 TWO nul \’DELIVERIES Morning Delivery Afternoon Delivery Closesat10A.M. Closesat2P. M. PHONE 10 ' 44 CENTS IS GRANTED FOR STEEl UNIONi $1.00 Increase-Will | Affect Many ‘ WASHINGTON, July 16—An au-| thoritative source said today that| the War Labor Board has award-| ed a wage increase of 44 cents a/ day in the Little Steel Case, in- stead of the $1 increase asked by the CIO United Steel Workers, The decision is regarded gene: ly as the keystone of the wartime) industrial wage structure. Employer members joined with, the public members of the com- mittee to give an 8 to 4 vote, ac-| cording to the source, who declined to be quoted by name. | The labor members have served| notice that they are filing a dis- senting report. | , The board also awarded the un- | The case directly affects ‘ubouti | ion security from maintenance membership clause and company checkoff of union dues and the)| minimum daily wage guarantee, alsm asked in the case. 157,000 employees of Bethlehem,| Republic and Inland Steel, Youngs- | town Sheet and Tube Companies,| but it is generally believed that the wage will apply to about 400,- 000 other workers throughout the steel industry and will have an im- mediate bearing upon the $1 a day wage demands of 400,000 automobile plant workers whose cases are now before the board COL. B. C. ROSS HERE 10 HELP INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF DEPT. . Asks that Gift Cargo Be Slowed Be Given Space on Ships fo Britain LONDON, July 16—British Prime | Minister Winston Churchill asked President Roosevelt in a letter pub- lished here today that shipping space for vital war supplies be :‘awd by slowing the flow of private gifts and supplies from the United | | profiteering?” Rep. Warren G. Mag- | nuson asked William Scrimgeour, States to Great Britain. | The Foreign Office announces ! that cargo space is requested to be | allocated hereafter, and that only shipments, outside of vital war sup- plies, be those directly through the American Red Cross to the British |Red Cross and Women's Voluntaiy | Services to the British War Relief Society and Personal Servize | Leagues. ——————— BUY DEFENSE BONDS FAMILY I§ - QUESTIONED ON PROFITS 18—12 oz. tins—CASE . Libby's Tomato Juice 12—46 oz. tins—CASE ORANGE JUICE 24—12 oz. lms—( A\E GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 12—46 oz. tins—CASE.. Libby’s GRAPE JUICE 24—12 oz. tins—CASE FRUIT COCKTAIL 24 No. 2 tins—CASE Del Monte Grapefruit 24 No. 2 tins—CASE .. & H. GRAPEFRUIT 21 No. 2 tins—CASE. WHOLE APRICOTS 24 No. 2', tins—CASE RAINIER PEARS 24 No. 2Y; tins—CASE Carry for VICTORY 4.30 3.40 295 3.15 3.65 5.15 3.92 3.40 56 4.95 FILING CAPITAL re STOCK TAX NOW BEING HELD UP Time for filing capital stock tax eturns for 1942 has been extended lo September 29, 1942, according ta Clark Squire, collector of internal revenue at Tacoma. He pointed out that since changes WarConIrads Obtamed ON | may be made in the present law, it Commissions by Group L)um to lmuns ar | will be to the advantage of corpora- thhold filing returns until t out by the bureau. B BUY DE| FNbE TiMPS WASHINGTON, July 16—A family | prm—— of four has acknowledged before the Naval Committee that it realized profits amounting to $613,000 in 1941 by obtaining war contracts for 11 manufacturers on a commission basis. “What's your definition of war father and founder of the pariner- ship. “I don't think I have one,” Scrim- geour replied. “That's what I thought,” observed Magnuson. The partnership includes Scnm- geour, his wife and two sons. WATCH FOR OUR Special 4th Anniversary Sale to- morrow. Thrift Co-op. BirdsEye FROSTED FOODS THIS YEAR'S PACK FROSTED HUCKLEBERRIES Sliced or Whole STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES—BOYSENBERRIES VEGETABLES—Cauliflower, Peas and Carrots, ach, Asparagus Tips, Lima Beans, Spin- Green Beans, Broccoli, Green Peas, Brussel Sprouts. It | day, | Col. Bert C. Ross, Executive Of-| ticer of the Seattle Port of Em-| barkation, who arrived in Juneau | early this week with Major John‘\ A. Barthrop, Lieut. Robert Taylor | and Lieut. Alan McManamna, is in | juneau for the purpose of increas- | ing the efficiency of the Army' Transport Service as regards the service for the various army sta- ns in the Territory, he said to- vul, Ross will remain in Juneau until the early part of next weex at which time he will return to his headquarters in Seattle. PHONE 92 One Delivery Daily to Douglas GEORGE BROTHERS " Phones 92-95 Scallops, Sole, Fillet of Haddock, Fillet of Red Perch, Swordfish, Olympia Oys- sters, Lobster Meat, Crab Meat. WeDeliver PHONE 95 Slack Suits Separate Slacks Separate Jackets 3-Piece Play Suits Shorts Overall Slacks (Sizes 12 to 44) Helen Harper Sweaters Sport Shirts in cotton and rayon ® Anklets Sizes 9 to 10 Joues—Slevé'ns : Seward Street