The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1946, Page 8

| | | PAGE EIGHT l | l l | = = > > v I TURY ) Sewer- Market “Alashaw’s Finest” FREE -DELEVERY STORE HOURS i s omeo ¢, . .8:30 A. M. t0 5:30 P. M. DELIVERY SCHEDULE: DAILY JUNEAU DELIVERIES 10:30 A. M., 2:30 P. M., 4 P. M. DOUGLAS DELIVERY CLOSES DAILY AT NOON FRESH FRUITSand VEGETABLES Leffuce - - Pound § 5( Canning Peaches - 17 Ib- lug $2.75 Tomaiowmi Turnips - - - - - 2lhs.25 Cucumbers - Pound 33¢| | Oregon Russet 100 Ibs. $4.95 ————————=—==-| | POTATOES 10 Ihs. .59 Rulabagas - 2 Ibs. 4 5 20t 5 Ibs. .29 Also a Fresh Supply of Asparagus, Celery, Sanfa Rosa Plums, Corn-on-Cob, Green Pep- pers, Calavos, Siring Beans, Scallop Squash, Crookneck Squash, Radishes, Green Onions, Bunch Beets, Cantaloupes PPy sy YRR TS T e T Ve el L iS Phone 319 GROCERY DEPT. Phone 519 | | Stokley’s Vacuum Packed Raliince {offee-31hs.99¢ Palmdale PITTED Pint Jar CHERRIES - 42 Dark Sweet in Heavy Syrup Van Camps's—Serves 4 to 6 Tenderoni - 6 oz. pky. 8¢ A Delicious Treat for Macaroni and Spaghetti Lovers 12 o0z. can I8¢ 12 cans $2.15 Corn Royal Cook French 6 oz. bottle DRESSING 2 1 Medium Size Bar Wesco Peas - No.2can2lc 3 Sieve, 12 cans $2.50 B O A, A’ Lo ) ANIMAL Quart Jar CHOCOLATE PUDDING - 3 pkys. 19c DOG FOOD 2Dc | IVORY SOAP B CALL 202 FOR QUALITY MEATS ™ GVEN READY ... whole, half or quarters . . NO WASTE Ao restiforsree i\ iee Y reef ermesltf rmeslif rireeli oot - = == « = - Pound 8O« JELLO Pan Ready—No Waste—2 1b. to 3 Ib. average C(OLORED EVISCERATED STEWERS - - Pound 5(‘1 No Waste—2 BT T O N T T T e T T T Tt T T to 313 Ib. average (OLORED EVISCERATED ROASTERS - - Pound 8¢ OLD FASHIONED LINK SAUSAGE - - - Pound §5¢ That Delicious Breakfast Treat T e T T T e T T T T ] That Rare Delicacy ... PORK BACKBONES - Pound 1 5¢ Serve with Sauerkraut [V Y VESUDY TP YIRS TIPSO 'y VISUIY VYN 7 VORI 7 VOV VORI, 7 VONBI TN 7RSSR 7 e Asnaned ! New Crop...BARREL SAUERKRAUT - 2 pounds 35¢ T o T T Oy I TN & SEAFOODS SEAFOODS OYSTERS - - - - HaliPinis40c OYSTERS - - - - - Pint 75 PETERSBURG SHRIMP - Half Pound 60c KIPPERED SALMON Pound 75¢ Kippered Chinook Salmon Sides - Ib. 75¢ SMOKED SALMON SIDES - Pound 65¢ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA |SOAP BOX DERBY | RACERS IN TEST ~OF THER CARS | Night-Fast Time Record- ed-Big Date, July 28 ght five racers sped down e of the Scap Box Derby faster time than the Car. This surprising rates the building abil- ow crop of drivers and s well for the chances of winner at Akron. ap Box Derby, the annual that has been postponed | ar years, is back on [h(‘i jer the joint sponsor-| Daily Alaska Empire Juneau Rotary Club. irivers, Leo Osterman,/ aier, Dale Osterman, Jack] d Dale Hillerman, making last night, proved that pCA that as long | steering gears and brakes | re safe to run they should ted on the hill even though not finished. This will driver a chance to find the bugs that are hnund‘ TO SAFETY WHEN LOST IN ALASKA SEATTLE, July 19—With only a half hour’s gasoline supply left, a lost single engine Noresman plane with four Los Angeles men aboard, | was guided to a safc landing at| Annette Island airficld near, Ketch-| ikan, Alaska, late yesterday. | A Civil Aeronautics Administra- | tion plane went aloft from the, airfield and guided the lost craft) into port after a Pan American Clipper had found it circling over the water at an altitude of 150 feet. | Carson Shade, the plane's pilot, said the compass failed in adverse weather. Others aboard were Merc- dith Shade, Earl Shade and Spen- cer Crockerham, all of Los Angeles. - D COASTAL AIRLINES ON DAILY FLIGHTS, - | irlines flew the! from Skagway, Inez B. Richa Robert L. Rich-| ardson, N. A. McEachman; to Fish| Bay: W. Westfall, d Bracken; from Inakin Cove: George M. Flint,| Jr.; to Chatham: Mrs. H. Kitka; to Sitka: Mrs. R. Baldwin, E.| .Whitehead, Mrs. T. Martin, Karl Omdahl; from Sitka: Karl Omdahl, Fred Brechan, Maude Anderson,! Harriett Brown; from Hawk Inlet:| M. Marks. To Hascelborg and back: C. Gold- | stein, M. Victer, N. J. Joyce; to Hoonah: G. P. Fowler, W. Jewell; to Excursion Inlet: R. Hayes; to Pelican: Mrs. Lohper, Mrs. Koeppe; | from Hoonah: Jack Peterson, Gus| Hansen; from Tenakee: Gladys Rl Tenneson, Sam Asp. From Pelican, John Kamel, H. E.| McCammon, Elmer Mark, Donald| Walton, Joyce Anderson; to Katchi-| kan: J. C. Roberts, E. T. Holloranz; | from Ketchikan: Alice Branden- burg, Bess Williams, Bruce Allmey-‘ er; to Petersburg, Frank Clayton. ALASKA ARRLINES | FLIES 13 WESTWARD following yes Arriving yesterday on the Alaskal {Alrlln(‘s Starliner Anchorage, with| Captain Long, Flight Officer Sil-| ( Thompscn were| the following passengers from An-| chorage: Frank Marshall, Camilla Mitchell, C. H. Hoffman, Mrs. Sid| | Voiles, S. E. Jones, Minnie Stevens; | \to Yakutat from Anchorage: Sigurd| Edwards. | | On the return flight the follow- 'ing passengers were flown to the ‘Wcstward City: James Parsons, Al- fred Lawrence, Audry Goris, Ger- trude Griffith, Garrett Ehrhardt,| William Wilburn, Gertrude Robin- ‘son, Frank Simmons, James Holt, Mrs. Benny Green, Gerald Slotvig, D. W. Gillespie, Lloyd Peasley. .. | St | | GET YOUR TICKET on the sensational new 1947 Frazer Sedan' to be awarded by the Loyal Order _of Moose. (326-16) W up in any new car. The event has been changed to| Sunday, July 28, in order to allow| mo! time for further refinements o be added to the racing vehicles. The he and T-shirts to be| a Al e's 4 r't- a fev s course el Cars. ! The Rotary Committee of Ar- rangements will meet tonight at| the Juneau Medical Clinic Building| at ock to go over plans for| the All committeemen, and| that means all members of the Ro-| tary Club, are urged to be present.; e | PLANE IS GUIDED | | Juneaw’s Oldest Super arket ESTABLISHED SINCE 1908 Compare Our Prices . .. YOU SAVE MORE AT GEORGE BROS. § Buy Coupen Books - $2(.00 for $19.00 $£0.00for $47.50 SPECIALS———SATURDAY and MONDAY FIRM—RED TOMATOES Ib.20¢ . Large Heads 2 for s#* Lettuce 25¢] RADISHES - - 3 large bunches 29 GREEN ONIONS, Local - 2 bunches 25¢} Green Peppers - (auliflower - (abbage Celery - Carrofs - Rufabagas - Tum_igs__ - FRESH FRUITS PLUMS, Sweel - < pounds $§.00 CANTALOUPES - - Pound § 5¢ HONEYDEW MELONS - - - Each 59« ORANGES, Exira Sweei - Dozen 49« LEMONS - - - - - - Dozen 49« Watermelons Grapefruit Winesap Apples ~ HMILLS COFFEE 20 poundfin - - $6.49 T~ FRESH EGGS LARGE COOP, U. 5. 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