The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA My | THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1943 | P D TRANSPORTATION e e otows [AS GRAY | ‘ CASH and CARRY PRICES at the . DOUGLS 6 | 10 BE FURNISHED IS PROMOTEDTO CALIFORNIA GROCERY ronnomnvuun lIEUT COMMDR. BUTTER i - 585 RS B e g o SUPER MARKET _" Reception Today, NEWPOTATOES 25umw$1.55 CARROTS BUNCH 19 lelr'lrggfil;: | ffff,f”“” ’ t'f"ffe : MILK-- 2 quarls 35¢---MILK CELERY POUND 35¢ & ’ UK BAY I.MN Is FRESH—RICH—SWEET—GRADE “A” CABBAGE POUND 15 = MISSING ON BOAT | TOMATO JUICE v s cn 31w 50 || g RO | i (i, PN e A il yISSION ORANGE SYRUP OBANGE JUICE e 3 o 99(: :/ T 1 |]; Xll a ' .’ 0 ‘0'-" BUY IT IN GALLON JUGS AT GEORGE BROTHERS PLUMS -- PLUMS -- PLUMS FANCY SANTA BUSA VABIETY—Fme Ealmg Ilualliy ALSQ —— Lots of Fresh‘(irapelrull, Oranges, Watermelons, Seedless Grapes, Apples, Avocados and Fresh Limes Lettuce, Radishes, Cucumbers, Green Onions, Cauliflower, Beets, Tomatoes, Turnips, Celery, Parsley, Carrots, Cabbage and New Polaloes GRAPEFRUIT JUICE « w < 45¢ RITZCRACKERS sanc racase 39¢ GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 - vecuuse 45¢ CRACKERS 2 . secare 49 SNOWFLAKE HOME GROWN VEGETABLES SWISS CHARD — BEETS — TURNIPS uarce sosenes [ Op@® vacn RADISHES and PARSLEY A BUNCH ",(‘ Put pure Vanilla On your list, ALSO: B And make desserts Solid Head Letiuce—Home Grown Cabbage CALIFORNIA GROCERY | PHONE 478 \ Folks can't resist! $2 Jfl-—$Z 75 Jones - Stevens Seward Street PHONE 92 /4»////% 7 EXCHANGE—Uns ORANGE.IUI(E - - No.2@an 27« APPlE SAU(E No. 2 a@n- 2 for 35¢ SHUF ned—No. 300 GRAPEFRUITJUICE - - 2for 27 APRICOTS - - - MNo.2}@n31c SODA CRACKERS - - 21hs.39c KLEENEX - - - Package 3 5¢ EGGS - - - 2dozen §1.29 BUTTER - - 2pounds §1.13 CUT GREEN BEANS - No.2aan 19 PEAS - 2Ior33c 12for$1.89 THRIFT CO-OP STORE Seward Street PHONE 767 STRETCH YOUR DOLLARS! Your food dollar has a doubly important job to do this year . . . and our BIG FIFTH AN- NIVERSARY SALE will help you spend it wisely and well. . More than ever it is important that.you buy the foods that will keep you and your family well in this strenuous time. Money must be saved, too, so that there is enough to buy war savings stamps and bonds. There is no room for waste in our 1943 scheme of things. BUY WISELY AND CAREFULLY .. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE! For five years it has been our pleasure to serve our patrons in Juneau with the finest quality groceries, fruits and vegetables, the best brands of package foods at prices consistently low . . . At our BIG FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE, the values we offer are better than ever. Your THRIFT CO-OP GROCERY. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT T()' EMPORIUM SQLID PACK—No. 2/; cans IOMAIOESZIor45c:12ior$2.55 YAKIMA FARMER TOMATO JUICE - - 47oz.can 3 2c PEANUT BUTTER WEST PEAK—No. SALAD PEARS - 2 for R - 20r55¢ 1pint41c wié‘ PHONE 767 ———m—— CAMPBELL’S S0UPS, (hlcken Noodle - 2 for 35¢ MINCED (LAMS - - 7oz.an30c Nubeora lqualrt o iis l!,-)c BLEACH - §Eallom - - 33¢ -