The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 10, 1947, Page 2

Sl R S a— PAGE. TWO ————————— THREENEW [GREATAIR woomwsmo —— | ‘ AIRPORTS IN NORTHLAND Civil Aeronautics Adminis- RANCE VALUES RDAY SHOPPERS JANUARY CL FOR THRIFTY S Ready-to-Wear: Street and Aftcmam Dresses, larly $22.95 10 $38.95 S1Zand 816 frahfn Annoumefs 800 mprovements Coats, Casual, Toppers, Dress, : P regularly $4510 865 . . . S235 and S35 c ;\H A y a list of 800 air- L.UI?L lb] \‘ LOI Pa.) l s to be built or improved with ceiularly $25 1o §$50.50 $20 and S35 R Sh ects for Alaska and 15 OeS : hich tk or which the agen- 75 pairs Viality and Joyce, regu vl R s airport when com- 3 6] wsl; 1 cost; Government's ion of expenditures; ¥ c A werk proposed). Alaska 4 Seward, class 2 (now tlass 1) $40,000 and $30,000; $3,000 for land ]Nr‘, \13 '"k to C‘ FJ "Y"]’On sizes 34 pairs Leather, Wooden Soled Spnrt Shoes, regularly $7.95 Men's Shop 29 Mlc‘me‘" Sfem 100% Wool Qver- coats, regularly $43 to $55 All Wool Mackinaws and Pea w r cther items. Work: draining, stabilization, s 2; $53,000 and items other than Work: new air- grubbing, gradmv tabilization. 920) 1 $66,000 and $48.- Jackets, regularly $.795-$10.50 S2 and S5 " North.Sonth ,000 feet with All Wool Sweaters, short andlong 82,530 and el S0 tork, xicmp I sleeves, regulary $4.95and $5.95 . S3.30 clesranis, markige. (1| Fabrics: SALOS GOING TO MAKE 25% REDUCTION ON , WOOL FABRICS, includ LEAVE HERE SUNDAY ing STBOUCKS .JTJLLIARD YARDAGE on the Pure Dye, Pure Silk, 36" 10 39" - S&.00 wide, regularly $13.95 Toille Tusson (all silk) Ducharne Fabric, regularly $5.95and $6.95 . $83.93 Pure Linen, 40" wide, reg. $4.95 . 83.00 BN Rehtends Ca -~ . QUALITY SINCE /887 TERRITORIAL BANK BALANCE GIVEN QUT! HELMI AALTO BA(H IS CANDIDATE FOR lEGISlMURE SEAT ALASKA ELECTRONICS SEE THE KIRSTEN PHOTO-ELECTRIC PILOT Now @n Display ALASKAN COLOR SHOW IS EVENT ON FEB. 7 ty ELECTRIC RANGES ~ REFRIGERATORS WASHING MACHINES We are pleased ‘o announce the arrival of sulficient Electric Ranges, Refrigerators and Washing Machines o take care of all immediale demands. ed mc 1 slides will be merg- ed into one nn ning of entertain- men On choose favorites If you wish .t Indians, bears General Electric, Hotpoint and Kelvinator Products may be viewed and purchased now in our show rooms. We sug- gest to all who have indicated to us their need of these household items as well as any others who may be interested, that they call now w ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER (0. >eo THOMPSON TO' SITKA n, U. S. Deputy THE DAILY ALASKA EMP[RE-—jUNEAU \LASKA LOUISE DAVIS BACK G R E A T A I R FROM FOOD MEETING £ ERS Miss Louise Davis, ANS super- visor of nutrition who has bren in e p p e I attle on annual leave since De- Schilling now is receiving black pepper in UNDEPWAY uml r 15, resumed work yester- This m)\\l«l school-cafeteria I ference is sponsored by thv e Department of Educatic was attended by supervisors nom - schools throughout the State orl Washington h Miss Davis said that about 300 - school representatives attended mc ® meet, which was under the direc~ S tion of University of \wmnaton cussions consisted df | ll\uun in the ta cafeteria mnmg‘mcm food h'mdlm" ete, | Miss Davis supervises the hot ample quant®ies to supply everyone. We are taxing our facilities to the utmost to get it to you as quickly as possible. How- ever, it takes time to process and distribute this pepper. So, if your grocer has not yet - received his supply, please be patient a little e o e s v e e WE \THP R Rl-l‘()RT ATHER BUREA for 24- loux pt-x iod longer, as there is plenty for every home. lunch program 1or ANS schmls k\uughout the Territory which was | s SOME RANSINT ROONS SChllllng 1 NOW RELEASED BY OPA WEATHER FORE( AST Juneau and Vieinity) with snow flurries nd Saturday. Part- th little change ature, Effective Feblu ry 15, lnnsflut rcoms in. hotels may be released from control of the Rent Regula- tions according to announcement| _ the Office of Temporar“ @ecseeec®stcsccsssce tressed that decontrol is ically extended by the amendment. To be released quali-| ied hotels must file applicaticns PREC lPlTATlO\ 30 a.m Plumbing © Heafing Oil Burners Telephone-319 Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. . 441 inches; J 1, 60.08 inches. since ber of rooms rented by the week and by the month. . . 1, 268 inches; ® uly 1, 42.17 inches, . the hotel has filed re-regis-| required to be filed by Jan- y 1, 1947 | e®e0cssecseecssssc00oes Of the 20 most serious ’mx\ in - ce 1900, none burned Chur cmu became Prime Minister when he was 69 years old. PHONE H&M GROCERY Tons of merchandise arriving . . . Our shelves are stocked to the brim... Come and see for yourself ... Ask us about case prices . . . Only Super- Markel in Town . . . Responsible people invited to open a monthly | charge account. NEW ITEMS SOAP POWDER PEET'S or PAR Log Cabin Syrup’ Sand W ghile Star Tuna 3 pa(kages ot sl'oo Quality Foods CUBES or MEAL 11b.box29c | 21b. Sib. TODDERS «GRADE AA—FRESH Dried Peaches 2 Dozen -- $1.49 | Dried Apricas GRAPEFRUIT ~ APPLES CABBAGE TEXAS PINK 3|bs 25( 3lnr 59: Poumilm Poundlflg epper i g}zz i Yoy (an -z 49( Fruit Cocletail fctiniie | T HG TARS | S Gn kins, Tissue 2 pounds =am 59( Savwn Breed e, [ POG FOOD wor . fi PICKLES PEAC n ES . Blue Rose Rice CLiBBY'S TRI—VALLEY Golden Ric BUTTER Lima Beans il B ) d d DARIGOLD—93 SCORE {mnls |': SHER'S e-War i : runes l‘: 0ihs. §9c| Pound-90c | ai | JELLO EGGS Dried Apples | CELERY f JONATHAN il - ~E