The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 22, 1946, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT “Alaska’s Finest” R £ R i ) STORE HOURS 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. DELIVERY SCHEDULE: DAILY JUNEAU DELIVERIES DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES DAILY AT NOON Grocery Department—l’hone 519 SATURDAY’S SPECIALS==- ONIONS 3 lbs. 25¢ CELERY 1b.23c New PotatoesZ lbs 25(: 29(: I (CHEESE Darlgoid . b, 45¢ TIN llc 3 pounds $1.00 10:30 A. M., 2:30 P. M., 4 P. M. FRUZEN PEAS. PICSWEET, 1? oz. MILK, Borden's, Case 48 iall tins $4.§5 CHASE and SANBORN COFFEE, regelar or drip grind SUGAR, €. and H. Brand, 5 pounds 38c 10 pounds 75¢ CORN, Stokely s, whole kernel vacuem pack |3 gz, fin ¢ 6 for 35¢ CATSUP, Clark’s 15¢ I GRAHAM CRACKERS, NB 14 ez. bottle 1 vound rackage . S——————————EE e We Invite You fo Selec: YOUR OWN CHOICE of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Celery, Carrcts, Turnips, Beets, New Potatoes, Old Potatoes, Oniens, Garlic, Cahbage, Rutabagas, Sauash, Broceoli, Radishes, Parsley, \um ch, Brussel Sprouts, Endive, Cauliflower, Green Peppers, Leeks, Collards, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Avocados, Bananas, App les, Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit, Limes and Pears. Sliced Bacon - - 1b. 50c RV Turkeys Ib. T0cg CUT-UP . . . WHOLE or HALVES (BUY ANY AMOUNT) Armour’s, . Hormel's, Carsten’s Halfor whole 48(: lb. CARSTEN’S — HORMEL'S — FRYE’S OVEN-READY FRYERS g lb. 75(: Veal Roasts - - - lh. 49c SHOULDER—NO FAT Pork Roasts 1h. 45¢ LEAN BOSTON BUTTS “You Can’t Beat Quality Meats> d PHONE 202 FOR MEAT DEPARTMENT - PHONE 202 FOR MEAT DEPAB'I‘HBN’I‘ |ing the various scenes shown, said, THE DAILY ALASKA T‘VIPIRE-—JUNFAU ALASKA FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22 1946 kT 'FORMER RESIDENTS ' OF JUNEAU ENJOY PICTURES BY CAIN A. B. Cain, whu has been show- ng his Alaska movie and still pic- tures in the Pacific Northwest, has been moeting scores of Alaskans, including many former Juneauites. rarious newspapers have given his pictures and lectures good write- u In a recent issue, the Daily Merald, Mount Vernon, after tell-: Mount Vernon residents for whom the pictures had especial appeal were Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Abts and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bloom who were married in Juneau; Mr. and | Mrs. John Tonkin and their daugh- | ter Mary Lou, also former residents | of that city, and Dr. Leon Ensch4 who practiced his profession in Ju- neau, Fairbanks, Petersburg and Wwrangell. Dr. Ensch and Mr. Caim in May, 1930, made a trip on a| fisherman’s boat from Pe(ersburg‘ to Wrangell together to avoid the delay of waiting a week for a boat | to return to Wrangell, they also travelled by bus from Valdez to| Fairbanks and across the Gulf of ! Alaska together. James Hammack, local attorney, saw a picture of the Curry Hotel on rhe Alaska railroad where he was a guest on his trip north in 1940, vhen he met Mr. Cain, and heard the latter relate how Mr. Hammack got off the train on a small sta- tion ‘along the railroad and started nis 12 mile hike through an un- familiar area to inspect some min- ing ground. Mr. and Mrs Blackie Portous saw in the pictures Professor Henry A. Harmon, formerly of Eau Galle, Wis.,, Mrs. Portous’ girlhood home where she and Professor Harmon were schoolmates Mrs. H. B. Nelson of Burlington, a sister of W. P. Johnson of Ju- neau, and her husband, and Mr. and Mrs. H B. Nelson of Mount Vernon, the latter an aunt of Mr. Johnson, were present. - - BUILDING PERMITS Building permits issued here by City Engineer J. L. McNamara during the past week went to: John Conn, for erection of a tool shed and shop, 327 Franklin street, estimated cost $200; Royal Blue Cab Co., for remodeling and con- struction of addition to open park- ing space for taxis, on Franklin street at First, $500, Charles Boyer contractor; B. E. Knudson, instal- lation of automatic oil burner at 109 Willoughby avenue, $325, Smith Oil Burner Co. contractor; Mar- shall Erwin, for installation of unit heaters, oil burner and boiler unit at Case Lot Grocery, $1,180, Smith il Burner Co. contractor. D GHIGLIONE WITH ARC Mr. and M. A. F. Ghiglione and their two deughters, Ann and Kay, returned to their former home nchorage this winter after sev- eral years absence during which Mr. Ghiglione was on active duty with the Navy. Mr. Ghiglione has resumed his position with the Alaska Road | Commission which he held for a number of years before being called into active duty. He ended his ac- tive naval career with the rank of Commander. TIDE TABLE FEBRUARY 23 Low tide 0:70 am., 46 ft. High tide 6:18 am., 139 ft. Low tide 13:09 pm., 35 ft. High tide 19:12 p.m,, 10.7 ft. 20 e 9g00 e g0 FRETES R G R DRINK KING BLACK LABILL! Soups, salads, entrees gain zest from this true celery flavor. Keep the shaker handy for celery goodness in a jiffy. GARLIC SALY ONION SALT CELERY SALT SAVOR SALT SEASONING Schilling | SALAD DRESSING .. . B vints wers (WIRAPE JUICE (4...... TOMATO PUREE__S1 5 cans No. 2 Del Mui;:c Cream Style CORN Eh 6o 8 GREEN @NIONS . FRESH SPINACH i Western. Western. . Sick's, Rainier & 71ee Jelv BEER .. . - . CASE $4.50 EORGE BROTHERS “Juneaw’'s Oldest Super Market 2 Free Deliveries, 10:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. PHONES 92-95 BUY COUPON BOOKS . . . AND SAVE 5% Books Good in Liquor, Grocery and Meal Departments $1.00 $1 s1i s $1 Si 6 cans No. 2 Amocat T”MAT” JU'CE Ao PURPLE PLUMS & e o2 onario CUT BEANS 5 cans 12 oz. Whole Kernel C”RN Amocat . 3 wo FIR BARREL v $1.50 10 ... FIR BARREL i $2.00 NEW POTATOE .. . 2...25¢ ORAN GE CONCENTRATE—Make; Gallon Juice — can DY MARSHMALLOW WHIP ..25¢ BUNCH 25(} PoUND B DC . POUND 30(3 2 POUNDS 35(} TOMATOES TURNIPS Cauliflower, Parsnips, Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce, Kale, and Broccoli Phone 92-95 . . . Better Values. . . Betier Service NAPK'NS DISPENSER PACK Package 25c _Package sav o c ... 2 cns DBC SOUP BLACK BEAN—.CA.\IPBELL’S STRAWBEB R' Es FRESH FROZEN Cart. 500 HERSHEY BARS v o s o $LIS ' C'GARS OPTIMO—DUNBAR BOX 50 FOR $11.95 C'GARS OPTIO—KING L. BOX 50 FOR $10.95 Liquor Department |} BURGUNDY - CLARET v 75(2 MUSCATEL — PORT—SHERRY—TOKAY RUM OLD TIMOTHY oo ... FIFTH $2,50 KING BLACK LABEL v $3.95 BEER _____ CASE$3.95 . Sick’s, Rainier 2 Free Deliveries Daily Eastern..Trommer's Phone 92-95 Better Prices, Belfer Service Lowest Prices Always at George Breos. 2Free Deliveries Daily——10:30 A. M., 2:30 P. M. ‘GEORGE BROTHERS [T E——— 5