The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1945, Page 8

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1945 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL~JUNEAU ALASKA A e R Wlnl( me\( PAGE EIGHT e (OAST GUARD MEN, NEW ASSO(IAHON 1 \Im \\4'\!1(‘1 Crippled Children fo Be Aided-Raisings of Funds ‘ (nlmrnl h'« $25,000 for|the each bien- |their ge, 40 Alaskan |weck zed at ortho- District Crippled| Raymond R. K there is|F, Grayson, Y 2-c ining "PRINCE NOACHITE" - BOAT LEAVE HERE bEGREE CONFERRED additional men who had| ith the organization of | 1 > Port here left on| y back (u civilian life this| Transferred to Ketchikan| Anncuncement was ( uard hea l(lquartcrs Walter B. Heisel, General Secretary fof Sk 2-c; Wiley|following their regular business ses- the to Be Matched : v "5 Wit of 16 ¢BiI-|8s, Rdtn 1%c and Harry W. DIsESY these| Y 3-c is more| Guy B. Delp, Rdm 1-c, was (r\ns» due in part, ferred to the |Coast Guard office {duty John F. Wynne, Y the C Thirteenth il¢ Children’s, j, ere for 39 moi ould not only be gor tre aorec on S . He will vis lifornia ¢ h Wil be attacted ¢ * TRUMAN COMMNps SHORTHAND IS “SALVATION ARMY ferred here from Excursion Inlet half ago, has heen dis- Ketchikan DCGO for ng. She has been re- by the CG 50063 of the '47, Harold Lee, s ioh ; Health and C LElhe il opedic cases 1 e mement th b to the CG 50063 ! s >oo Army Reenlistment Prograap jood Oue for the care o Alaska. At t available $40,000 from the cannot be is unable Funds r Crippled Ch Associatio) from other donations can be mw ed dollar for dollar when cha nul»d of four through the official agency at Ju- t! neau of contrac ldren's Orthopedic Hos pm and th sh chorage @ cther cities and with similar or ¢ Orthopedic hospitals >eo roup will act Empire Want-ads brino results' v PREPARE for that DIRNER STUNDAY We have ‘Everything! l‘unncL Department, Quarterma c Signal Corps, Military Po the Army Air F Bands S PACKER WANDERER REFLOATED; IS ON WAY HERE IN TOW E. E. Engstrom, Sebastian-Stuar Fish Company representative here toda advised that the com: pan; packer “Wanderer” ha .:IlllllllllllllllihlllIIIIII'IIIIIIIII’HHIIHNIIIII||IIIllllhllhm.mmhhlllllh'm 1i .t FRESH FROZEN Peaches, Rhubarb, Raspberries, Blackher- ries, Pie Cherries, Peas, Cul Corn, Cauli- ». H?S?",Mm!gf ES;-, flower, Asparagus, Spinach, Lima Beans; = « al atenion, have Green Beans, Peas and Carrots > “Wanderer” is being bro: au in tow of the boa! " Earlier this week th 1's Hospital am Baker, Janc Lambert, Mr: ed] These Foods Are More Delicious . . . Easier to Prepare . . . and More Healthful! FRUIT CAKETIME Orange, Lemon, Citron Peel . . . Candied Cherries . . . Dried Figs . . . Raisins . . . Curranis. . . Prunes. .. Apricols. .. Ap- ples. .. Peaches ... Mixed Candied Fruiis Prepare for Thanksgiving NOW:? GEORGE S'l'lNSON HERE George Stinson, Ketehikan r dent, is registered ai the Hote Castineau. THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, November 12ih, in honor of Armistice Day . . ° PLAN YOUR SHOPPING EARLY! TWO JUNEAU DELIVERIES 10:15 A. M. 2:15P. M. DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M MINIMUM—$2.50 For (%{/especially Kayser is creating enchanting new fab- ric gloves, hosiery, underthings, lingerie. b sysew UMDERTHINGS + GLOVES CASI-I GRO(ER osuu . District t with the local can FOR PAST RECORDv NEW sOle, Nov. 0 as been trans- DAY ing 4 ON TWELVE TONIGHT ;- tes. At this meeting plans will be per- at Seattle for fected for a four-day Reunion De- |cember 12 through December 15 for the “The world can never repay the here. The tubes not only write in debt which it owes to The Salva-|instantaneous light, but also print tion Army. Its beneficient work has|the new form of iage on paper spread all over h' world since its| The new languag? is useful for the eral William | totally deaf and also will aid deaf ation to! children to learn how to speak so BT he af- that they can be understood. | terwards told in a bock that startled The electronic robots write also the civilized world, “In Darkest Eng- music, noise, dialect. Any language In him, wha nd bird songs. They can f the Edst‘““l( s ten thousand miles of i lephone circuit as easily n the same room. They could be i for automatic telephone record- except that it takes a person ! two years to learn this new But the translator is a/ or analyzing sound of all| srrecting both the speech | and the | transmitted made today by Bodies that land and the Way Out” “submerged tenth” End of London foun Happily the work o which General unmn % the Scottish Rite this eveni 21st degree 1 “Prince Noachite” will be con- d cr a class of 12 local candi- which “he Hntused 4nto it. . That is|8 why it remains to this day one of |l most powerfy iritual forces new t rant that its | kinds anc and prosper as fé of human beings failures of ndidates from in t zell this Reunion |tk nical andidates will join iates in receiv (Master of the R Very sincerely yours, WOT ned) HARRY TRUMAN . Emperor Hirohilo Ia!ks Io (Iergymen | >.u mm (x| “Christtan chu | | | REVEALED HOW By HOWARD W. BLAKSLEE mselves to a d durable peace.” i ement was made during an I 1114\14 nic ho!ll\\ done in m('l"n“(‘ granted to five Protestant zreen light, ich tr was words dir rito told the first of a ser- diences for some 1,000 'n that “I think the coming leputation is a matter of by Comm. Wm 5 ost mxmqumc to Jqpan tatement recently made b tubes write T |II!IIIhIHIIIIIIHIIHHIHIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV' ; Tomatoes Cauliflower Green Peppers FRESH PRODUCE for WINTER NEEDS Hubbard Squash Danish Squash Celery Root Parsnips Sweet Potatoes Yams Turnips Rutabagas Onions Garlic Tomatoes Lettuce Green Onions Cucumbers Yakima Gem Potaioes Honeydews Cranberries Pomgranates Persimmons Grapes Pears Delicious Apples Golden Delicious Rome Beauties Oranges Lemons Limes Florida Grapefruit Bunch Carrots Cabbage SANITARY MEAT C(IMPANY Phones 13 or 49 HEADQUARTERS FOR Fresh Pacific Oysters Petershurg Shrimp In Bulk Broadbreast TURKEYS ALSO: Ducks, Geese and Roasters Super Market Phones 92-95—2 Free Deliveries Daily in Juneau at All Times — Kept in Sanitary Refrigerated Coolers!!! Yams - - - - - - 21bs. 29 Sweet Potatoes - - - 2lbs.29c Large Bunch Carrofs - 2 bunches 29¢ DanishSguash - - - Poundl5c Cranberries - - - - Pound4Sc New GreenCabbage - Poundl3c Leituce - - - - - Pound 3¢ Celery, Green,Crisp - Pound29c Parspips, Firm - - - Pound19c Tomatoes, Red, Firm - Pound 39c Green Peppers-Cauliflower Avocados-Beets-Turnips Artichokes Grapes, FancyPack - Pound 29c Pears, Deanjou, exirafancy . h, 20¢ Delicious Apples, exira fancy 21bs. 35¢ Jonathan Apples, extra fancy 2 Ibs. 35¢ Oranges, the Lest, all sizes . [h. 18¢ Lemons, exirafancy . . Pound 25¢ Grapefruit, exirafancy . Pound 18c New Onions, firm. good keepers 3 Ibs. 29¢ NewRutabagas - - - 3lbs.2%c Parsley - - - - - Bunchllc Green Onions - - 2bunches29c Radishes - - - Bunch 10c Carrots, New - - - 31lbs. 29c We Will Be Closed MONDAY—NOVEMBER 12 Observing Armistice Day Super Market Phone 92-95—2 Free Deliveries Daily by tm 13.11 rxh nhun Laboratories J

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