The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1944, Page 6

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA CANDIDATES Eighth Army Headed forRome ,’Auu«ms&osuv |SALMON INUSTRY NOM|NA]’[D, ] i w : | PULL CHICKWEED' HEARING WILLBE | | | ! Annual seeds are now up, ul(mg HElD KEI(HIKA“l with a fine crop of chi Juneau gardens. This wec The complete vote and candidates e Democratic and Super Market PHONES 92-95—2 DELIVERIES Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. Saiurday Special aiurday Specia ing chickweed the roots willl A¢ the hearing Alaskans inters ; helps to kill those which are only |an opportunity to present t 24 to Carton ially uprooted |views, and copies of ‘the transc Rose bushes should be sprayed |of the proceedings will be submitted 23 Varieties ed work schedule for the William Paul, Jr., Secretary of dener includes removing the chick-'the Alaska Native Brotherhood, has | week. This weed is easier to re- fyeceived notification from Wilford | {move while it is still small, al-|pong, Regional War Labor Board| [though the weed tendency | official in ttle, that a hearing| to break’ off at the surface and|on the Alaska salmon industry come up again from the root | will be held in Ketchikan on June| A warm, dry day is best for pull-!15 and 16. ! nominated on Republican tic offices as the result of the primary clection held April 25 has been cer- tified to Dby Auditor Frank A and are as follow DEMOCRATIC TICKET Dele; E. L. Bartlett 320; A. H. Z Attorney Gener: er, 2201 | ase now for green aphids and mildew. to the board to be analyzed and| Black Leaf 40 mixed directed | studied by the five-man parel. The on the 1 7 1ds as allatter will then make appropriate spreader, Il be efficient if ro- recommendations on such, portions! tenone is not available. |of the proceedings as shall be- de-| Small plants may now be given|termined properly before the a treatment of Vitamin B solution.|poard this year. Liquid or pill form may be avail-| The notification recommended able and will give the plants a that a written summary of the is-| ood growing start. sues and evidence Auditor Frank A. Boyle Highwa W. Leonard Smith, 396 Attorney General, Ralph J. Rivers; Auditor, Frank A. Boyle; Highway Engineer, W. Leonard Smith. regarded as si; A. Metcalf, 3093 i B a0 BEACTI s el nificant be presented to the hear- The successful candidates nom- | 3 . , S e z/d Empire Classifieds Pay! Jng officer. nated on the Democratic ticket 7 P e Rl o Wi follow Delegate, E. L. Bartlett A Canadian manned M-5 tank and other motorized units move through the main street of Frosinone, s A U C l l REPUBLICAN TICKET on Highway 6, shortly after this important German communications center ncar Rome fell to the Eighth Delegate Army. This Siznal Corps photo was r Mande 1427 v, 896. Form 4 ,\m\,{m_» G i ADDIIIONA[ ."RES tificates if the stock is ordered be-|rubber promptly as the time 1 arry G. McCain, 2018, [ R 5. beel o 3 d fore July 15, it has been announced!ro, the permitted transfer cnd Anfiitor by the Alaska Office of Price Ad- Will H. Chase, 1 | I"ow pERMlTTED ministration. July 15. | i e, | ed by radis after announcement tne Allied Fifth Army troops . June 4. (AP Wirephoto from Signal Corps Radiophoto). Only Genuine 2 Packages 39« swept into the city limits of Rome, Sun e being urged Maximum 56, minimum 48. o e e o m their the usual nanufacturers | de wcement cer- thei NOT TO TAKE AUTOS SOUTH; GAS RATIONS For Ala e SHSRO EREEA PN N B 1 O FRESH PEACHES AND FRESH PEAS DUE ON NEXT BOAT E. F. Wann T transfer without certificat E [ was made possible by an amend-16 ® e e e e & o o veryl mg l e Market ers PHONE— WRITE—WIRE US YOUR ORDER Tire dealers of Alaska will be per- ment ef 1 which appli WEATHER REPORT . ALASKANS ARE 'I’OlD mit wquire an additional in the Territor § (U. S. Bureau) . am of passenger tires ahd States. The thirty aska e Temp. Thursday, June 8, ® . . Our Up-to-Date Refrigerator keeps things CRISP...and APPETIZING Here are a few of the fempfing ifems for this week: ARTICHOKES CAULIFLOWER ASPARAGUS PARSNIPS BROCCOLI TOMATOES CUCUMBERS LIMES ZUCHINI SQUASH AVOCADOS RADISHES Extra large ORANGES GREEN ONIONS GRAPEFRUIT, Florida || orders for needed p: rje o o o who plan to take the fami along when they make that ipated trip to States, the advice of the Territorial R - = ; Office of Price Administration is £ or HESH“ESS l P W 7 “don't!" Gasoline i not to be had ; ) Y166ty Wreoty for the asking, accordinz to late g information received by the ration- J’l ing division ‘Gusoline rationing s vecomine § y ARTETY may ke the SPICE of LIFE but SAUCES add the spice to more strict” writes FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Schilling Coffee Manca’s French Dressing Prench Dressing awrtar Sauce Giant Pond Snyder’s Chili Sauce : Best Foo Schillings Mustard Sauce Old Mot Carty, representative of OPA YOUR MEAL. WE HAVE SAUCES FOR EVERY PURPOSE. TREQ FCa < in Seattle, “and persons intending 2 g NHGT 2k Sl MG FRESH PEAS or Arizona Clllllll.fl avor is (o use their personal cars for travel | Kitchen Bouguet PRl s g el i SPINACH BANANAS I . 9 sl i e obasco Sauce ’ . Meat Sa apole: ey AX ON S | s . 1) ot i e g p Ak W4 A-T Sauce Milani Mushroom Sauce Pique Anchovy Sauce WAKDNIGHS always reliable : . : L. and P. Sauce Gravy Master Derby Steak Sauce n - | issue basic ‘A’ cards which permits ey : NI B Ph 704 ! . H. B Willia seradist | persons to travel 120 miles per G. B, BrRoy At {isme: Sl at gk rop 1 or one i | DOUGLAS DELIVERY—10 A. M. JUNEAU DELIVERIES—10 A. M., 2 P. M. Case Lot Grocery month, or if used for business pur- poses only, no more than enough gasoline can be obtained than will Libby Ohili Bauce permit them to travel 400 miles per £ month based on 15 miles per gal- o lon. Persons from Alaska who in- tend to make their home in some SE, \\(I\ lfl I'Il \Nl—\ |nrlu( "N al may go flat for want of the right scasoning. TH Boiled Dressings, Relishes, Spreads and all the complefe LINGS SEASONINGS. ALSO MANY ( RS—Such as Mayonr line of SCHI / EVERY DAY distant point in the States e CALL 16 or 24 Phone Phone SPECIAL NOTATIONS ON S —d K H 0 M E H ERY 146 The local office of the War Fi- BONDS PURCHASED HERE DURING INVASION WEEK Y D ESH VEGETABLES Lettuce. Tomatoes, Carrots, Peas, DARIGOLD BUTTER Carnation or Borden's Milk The local oflee of the War Fi Spinach, Onions, Radishes, Cauli- SPE(IAI. lowing scia b wie om vnar § flower, Cucumbers : . . . . AND MANY OTHERS!' 5 15-case of 48 falls o e Perry’s Eggs—orade AA large| - Onl Homogenied Frozen Milk 2 dozen for $1.12 y 25¢aQuart o oy 1o e i no- | B U T TE H?g?fsllfiggie 2 pounds for $1.05 FREE with every $5.00 order--11b. RELIANCE COFFEE tations on savings bonds issued during this period. Without modi- NEW SHIPMENT of NUTS and CAHDY._wmeIhing different for your paniry | Pecans Mixed Peanuts Sherry Pralines 2 pounds for $1.09 Salurday imprint of issuing agent's stamp ; O EY HM LL with current date, we will not ob- 4 ject to such notations as ‘Issued 5 y PEF during invasion week June 6-12, S. and W.—Mellowed CANPERS 1944’ if such inscription is carefully - as not to interfere with textual o“n c. s. c o“n l c matter inscription or dating.” s | pR QM MESAKE UMT Fach § .79 GOOD ATTENDANCE AT VACATION SCHOOL GRAPEFRUIT LEMON JUICE hool at the Bethel L. and H.—Fancy 8-ounce tins The first week of the Daily Va- Tabernacle has been successful with fying requirements that bonds bear Planters Salted Peanuts Towne Nouget Candy Mint Pecan Nuggets Salted, Roasted Almonds Rum Cakes Panforte (fruit and nut Mixed Nuts cake) JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF ASSORTED COOKIES! cation Bible an enrollment of 175 and daily 3 CANS DOZEN LIMIT—2 CANS attendance at 150. Children of all religious denominations have bun ( 9D FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES hour and games along with their Pandivork given By capae teach 0 Lettuce Apples Lemons Rutabagas Tabiighie of fhekadioo inchudes NEw p '|' A'I' E by LS |bs 00 Celery Cahbage Bananas New Polatoes felt talk, action choruses, soap ik iy . . . carving, marching, poster, pane] WHITE % Radishes Carrols Cauliflower Yams travelogues, sewing, plague work, ™ - . Tomatoes Local Green Onions Burmuda Onions Grapefruit DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 AM. AMERICAN MEAT HOME LIQUOR STORE TWO DELIVERIES DAILY - - 10:15A. M., 2:15P. M. Phone 38 Phone 699 MINIMUM DELIVERY—$2.50 Sl ol f FRESH BEEF—AllCuts IF IT'S LIQUOR, WINE OR BEER WAR FINANCE (OM. FRESH LAMB—AIl Cuts WE HAVE IT? HLANG-WASON O NRH ICE COLD BEER AT ALL TIMES! MEETS MONDAY FOR 2 DELIVERIES DAILY =ecee= 11 A. M. and 3 P. M. NO-HosT LuNCHEON JROINI:RE ' #* CAS “ G R 0 C E RY HELP BACK THE ATTACK — Buy Bonds in the 5th War Loan Drive! noon in the Gold Room of the| Baranof Hotel A last-minute | checkup will be made on arrange- ments for the booth sales in the Fifth War Bond Drive scheduled to start on June 12. All members are urged 1o be present

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