The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 16, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT - HEINTZLEMAN IS OPTIMISTIC, 2+ PULP MILLS * months 3 o o ot |Olin D. Sharpe, regior xecutive of f the Boy e land W o Repi neau 11 Boy Scout Gribble | | | | Ha - = MRS. W. J. WALKER CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF GARDEN CLUB Mrs. J. W. Walker wa President of the the meeting } Episcopal Special mer Josephine elected club at in the re hoth leaving th to make their states r officers elected were Mr Boyd, Vice-President, and Mrs. L. E. 1Iverson, Secertary-Treasurer e November me nd; Capt ucidor Decem On the program yest Maxcine Williams sh slides of the wild aska from the Pribilof Islands from the Nome area to Ketc She discussed the wild flowers which are suitable for ens here and those which have also been a success for transplanting in the states ams, who h: n from a variety wers of Alaska. These prints are now on sale in the states e of LUCIDOR LOADS FISH I The Northland Transportation sany freighter Lucidor was in port today, loading frozen Y at the Juneau Gold Storage T dock. She was expected to (o) m ~ . 3 ~ e o \\\\\\\“‘m QUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT IS SUPPLIED DAILY WITH FRESH BREAD, CAKES AND PASTRY Spocials Swedish Pineapple Cake for Fruit Stollen Hallowe’en Cookies Saturday Cinnamon Bread ADAMS GBAPEFR"IT LIBBY'S ARGENTINE RE-HAN(‘E SEGMENTS CORNED Solid Pack BEEF TOMATOES mfi;m 12 ozfin 55¢ | No. 2fin 29¢ case 24 fins $4-9, This Is One You've Been case $6.45 ASK ABOUTOUR ™ XED SPECIALS MIXED CASE Egg Noodles and Turkey [CANNED MILK 34 oz. tin 55¢ Case $6.75 COCKTAIL NAPKINS |FRUIT CAKE MIX 125 to package 29¢ 1 pound pky. 55¢ JUST ARRIVED — ALMONDS, FILBERTS, BRAZILS, CIDER, HALLOWE'EN CANDY, MARSHMALLOWS, TOWELS, KLEENEX, NAPKINS = =l | Phone 704 MEAT PHONE 60 JUNEAU DELIVERIES: 10 AM., 2 and 4 P. M. DOUGLAS DELIVERY AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. Boat Orders Delivered Anytime I l Mt NATION'S SKIPPER — President Truman poses in * HOOVER CANCELS ing on his physician’s orders, form- ish-American military er President Herl celled a speech last night at a din- €82 German i iund raising campaign for Welles- parations in tr pessible to expedite European econ- sail other d mer cancellation of a speech last night was caused by gestion that he ‘“curtail” his sched- ' trips to Was physician had sugs covery. MOOSE WOMEN T0 2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA i =0 SN He a snappy yachting cap, souvenir of his voyage from Brazil. WILL DISMANILE SPEECH ON ADVICE ~ BILLION DOLLAR OF HIS PHYSICIAN NAZ! WAR PLANTS Brit- NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—MP—Act- BERLIN, Oct. 16—®—The t Hoover can- today announced plans to d war opening the 75th anniversary plants in their y Colle r Bruce Barton, for- omic recovery Congressman who Of the factories, 380 are uncement, gave no c! and neither Hoover nd power plants somctime Jats 1l A r his ry could be reached war plants from —_ i b for comm at his Manhattan 'w atement said much of neau visiting, left for Fairbanks | Waitresses ana rocatain Girls hotel suite t neral purpose equipment al- yesterday via PAA enroute to Ncme' OPEN EVERY DA wanted at Perey's Cafe. 665 e ready had been delivered to the and Kotzebue points. o ke CASE OF SHINGLES Inter-allied Reparations Agency, viet Union and Poland. . Lucus D. Clay, U. S. mili- 16.—(P— noover's NEW YORK, Oct. President Herbert $1,000,000 Lt an Robertson, desig- 1 military gove! his physician’s sug- of social activities,” his secre- said the former 2! I° =0 >w 73, has been suf- Lattalions case of shingles for Would be but now is “well - GErmans She re- M of up organized should refuse to cooperate, covery.’ ying on his usual vities and making weekly ton but that his ested he reduce social activities to, speed his re- He I soldiers might be used for such work - - HOSPITAL ROTES ng Admitted to St. - | t ered the hospital MEET THIS EVENING :coiic.. Women of the Mocse will Annie Houts, William C. Jack- e Moose Lodge fon and Jaino Jappinao were dis- initia entertainment charged from St. Ann's hments. Th: Mooseheart No one was admitted or dis- will also hold their an- charged from the Government er night mee Hospital yesterday ‘ iHETflER you're headed for somewhere in Alaska or points Outside, Pan American Clippers are at your service with frequent and convenient schedules. Yoy can ride to your destination in time-saving comfort aboard a swift, 4-engine Clipper. The fare is low and there’s 10% off on the round-trip ticket. For children under 12, you pay only half fare, infants free. Arrange your speedy Clipper trip now, at Pan American . .. BARANOF HOTEL Telephone 106 LU Auerrcan Worto ARwars % cfys/e/n a/ //0577//‘/'; fl,‘b/fitrs ( ‘nments supposedly dangerous reefs around antle 1as estimated the or, ng would require said labor to 35000 men the as union leaders have threaten- Ann's Hospital erday [or surgical attention was Ann Bell. Annette Jacobsen for medical THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1947 White, George Laird, Nora Marco, INEw (OURSE p"A BRINGS IN HVE; Bud Nock, Florence Nock, Floyd Volk, Katherine © Thomas GOES WES'I' w"‘H 10 Wolfe, John Wh | Juneau to Yakutat: Dale Rob- LAID THROUGH ALEUTIAN IS. | 2 [C&GS Charts Passage for 4t cu | Sh|p5 on Great Circle Cordova to Juneau | Route fo Orient J. Walling. | inson Pacific Northern Airlines car- . ried 15 passengers to and from HERE FROM ANCHORAGE !Juneau yesterday, three arriving Mrs. H. M. Sampson and daugh- i from Anchorage and two from Cor- | ter of Anchorage are staying at the lew to An-| Baranof kutat dova chor —— e DIVORCED AT KETCHIKAN Judge F; at the Ketchikan 1, has granted two di- John C. Pike from Laura nd to Ruby Yates from Raymond Eowell Yates Dr. Georges, Juneau te Anchorage: YOU are INVITED to ENJOY GOCD FOOD at the GASTINEAU CAFE = Serving Club Breakfasts — From 6:30 1o 11:00 a. m. Daily (On Sundays, until 1:30 p. m.) Frem 35¢ 1o 95¢ SEATTLE, Oct. 16—M—A safe g circle” ship route to the Or- , cutting through the Aleutian chain in two places, has now sounded and charted, the and Geodetic survey an- d today. nt-bound ships can now pass through the Aleutians at Unimak Pass and then curve southward |through a newly established pas- | > between Kiska and Attu Is- | | Coast Capt. P. B. Siems, Com- r of the survey ship Explor- | er, said The principal route from Pac:fic rthwest ports to the Orient for has taken ships south of the | This year N R prt Aleutians, work was summer’'s survey ied out by the Ex- eyor, and the new TRY GUR FULL COURSE i | SUNDAY DINNER miles northwest n:§ $l.50 our sounamngs, any | ip equipped with a fathometer ' could make a safe trip through the passage,” Captain Siems explained, “our work showed that many of the using REMEMEER The Week Day Merchanis’ Lunch | &3¢ and the THRIFT-"E” EVENING DINNER A Nourishing Meal for Ounly SE.00 Buldir Island do not exist.” ———— FROM SITKA sordon D. Clithero of Sitka t the Baranof. B i S CROSS TRAVELS | Bess Cross, who has been in Ju- SWEET CIDER Half Gallon 65¢ Gallon $1.25 MAW s BLACK EYED PEAS 49cib. ) .S /7 . I ] KRAFT PARKAY Trim Your Butter Costs 21bs. $1.15 Seedless Red Grapes — Pomegranates — “You'll just die, dear, when you see my new hat.” You’'ll get a pleasant surprise when you shop at BERT’S and see the thrifty values in QUALITY GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES and BAK- ERY GOODS. Full Line Fresh BAKERY GOODS FRESH FRUITS—VEGETABLE Cranberries — Bananas — Broccoli — Calavos — Red Green Cabbage — Fresh Corn — Squash and EVERYTHING APPLES ' JONATHAN —— McINTOSH — RED YELLOW === DELICIOUS See Our Display and Low Prices Fancy Asserted FRUITS Fancy Assoried VEGETABLES Fuil Case 1147 Value Our Price .99 | Fuil use 7.86 vaiue our Price 695 M AYONN AISE Full Quart — High Grade SHURFINE — QUART 95¢ MILK | FLOUR | EGGS ALL BRANDS Fisher's Gold Medal EXTRA LARGE Sure to Advance EXTRA FRESH Buysg.e?osrecflgslsajse 25 g SZ'” 50 it 55"5 z nozen 31'91 KRAFT—A Meal for Four KRISTOFFERSON’S DINNER - - 2 pkgs. 33c COTTAGE CHEESE 33c DELIVERIES .. A. M. — 2:30 P. M. — 4:00 P. M. Douglas 1 P. M. — Boat Orders Anytime