The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 14, 1949, Page 2

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THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 e ——— e e e e————— ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 P \ka l\\O THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SPORTSMEN PlAN J.;de' f Honolulu CAMP CONSTRUCTION OnHoon Program, AT LAKE FLORENCE Sorophmlsfs Meei‘ juring the Derby July WAMCAT TO MIDWAY ' 1 should contact \h'.‘l WITH ACS PERSONNEL The 65-foot ACS duty boat Wam- cat had quite a passenger list for a service run to ‘\{id\na) Island at | this week. SCIENTISTS MAY | CHOOSE YAKUTAT = rem INGIT STUDY| i “1';1 . Admiraity This is i | the Territory for the noted s 1€ | {ist. The 1949 expedition is und | with extra space| 5 needing space on 1 to see the commit- S ‘xbcurd were Capt. | A App]egatc Offi- of the Juneau Sta- Oueen Juamta Is Given Greelings Plumbmg 2 Hea f.ag \B()AT RPPSIR\ AT E 1y re unul Dr. de of Delaware s - | att Besides " | her research here, ghted to be tor z at the interest she finds ir ew friendships and a s of Dr. de Lagur back in Alaska. | j previous trif the Juneau Ho- ' F0UR NAMED TO BOAT COMMITTEE FOR DERBY EVET e and lii.mln Dr. de Lt X € Edward Mailn, T of 1aduate 1 S Constant research at Lucky Strike’s famous cigarette laboratory—America’s largest and most completely equipped—is devoted to giving you a finer cigarette! HERE is no finer cigarette in the world today than Lucky Strike. Here's why: Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. And tep in the making of Luckies— rcco is bought until the finished cigarette reache: ycu—comes under the watchful eye of the largest and most completely equipped cigarette research laboratory in America. For many years, the famous Lucky Strike labora- tory in Richmond, Virginia, has been a center of cigarette science and technology. In this remarkable building you can see a fascinating collection of scien- tific instruments — microscopes, spectrophotometers, balances, projectors, humidification chambers, and many other complicated and costly machines. Working with this array of scientific equipment are more than 60 highly trained specialists—chemists, biol- ogists, engineers, physicists. They work on tobacco, on finished cigarettes, on paper, feil, cellophane and even printing inks. For Lucky Strike scientists have for years delved into cigarette research on an extensive scale. Today, because of the miracle of modern science, Lucky Strike is a finer cigarette, Research leads the way. Only constant, painstaking, exhaus- tive research—as conducted on a large scale threugl the years %%y The AmericanPobaeco Company —could produce the scien- tific knowledge that results in the quality of Luckies. Testing tobacco. Samples from every tobacco-growing area are analyzed before and after purchase. These extensive scien- tific analyses, along with the expert judgment of Lucky Strike buyers, assure you that the tobacco in Luckies is fine, light and mild. No wonder Luckies are a finer cigarette. We know: LUCKIES PAY MORE for fine tobacco (millions of dollars more than official parity prices) We are convinced: LUCKIES PAY MIIHE for cigarette research Prove fo yourself Luckies are finer—Get a carton today! zor the Golde y has besn of Rober O’Connor, Rob E‘-USFIIAL NOTES ed from St. Ann's hos- Mrs. Glenu overnment hos- Winifred | in their bos c v ely . Dis- the me needing Years of resea pioneering guarahtee | | ES ARE A FINER CIGARETTE! Luckies stay fresh. After Lucky Strike ciga- rettes have been packaged, they must be tightly sealed to remain fresh. Here you see the cello- phane seal being tested for air-tightness. Such in- struments are in constant use at every plant. COPR. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY. 1 By Other Oueens work OmMe | Minard b; M!ll is in cabin is being Telephone-319 0il Burners Nights-Red 730 Phone 704 MEAT PHONE 60 Juncau Beliveries 10 a.m., 2 and 4 p.m. Deouglas Pelivery I® a.m. Boat Orders Delivered Any Time Bur Fresh Prodace is TOPS in QUALITY - GREEN BEANS — PEAS — CORN EGG PLANT — CAULIFLOWER SPINACH — SUMMER SQUASH ENDIVE — RADISHES — LETTUCE CELERY — GREEN ONIONS CUCUMBERS — PEPPERS AVOCADOS — CANTALOUPES APRICOTS — PLUMS — SEEDLESS GRAPES — WATERMELONS CHERRIES — PEACHES BANANAS — TOMATCES — LIMES iW APPLES and many others Get Them N O W SWEET CHERRIES - b, 35¢ JUST ARRIVED!! OVER TWO TONS SWEET — JUICY SMALL ORANGES 10 1. shopping bag 1.39 THESE ORANGES ARE GOOD! Rosy Red TOMATOES Shafter POTATOES 25 1. bag .59 carton 29(: CANNING APRICOTSbox 1.89 l We have a complete stock of CANNING SU_PLLLE_S__ WATERMELONS - Pound 16¢ Ouality Meats at Low Prices LEAN SHOULDER PORE ROAST - Ib. 55c. "BONED and ROLLED VEAL ROAST - 1b.78¢ POT ROAST - Ih.55c SHOULDER LAMB ROAST - Ih.bdc FRYERS DARIGOLD BUTTER Pound 7 4¢ Reliance 25 oz. jar PEANUT BUTTER 65c Giant Soft as Silk 1b. 78¢ 6 LB. TIN CRISCO 1.9 LE t\N ‘\lE &T‘x BEEF SHORT RIBS - Ib. 3 SHAMROCK Large Canadian EGGS Dozen 7 O« Pard 48 tlns—6 95 BOG FOOD pound fin 16c Ten-B- Low Makes a Qurt Tce Cream Mix 10 0z 1in 39¢ Nalley’s Slmestrmg 58 | BOTATOES - trse i 2 ?fcim"fis Chipzs 0z. jar l5c VHuntrfi} . 24 tins—8. 79 PEARS - No.2%fin 3¢ i Aylmers #oig Ib. tin Slrawberry Jam - 1.29 Our Free Delivery Is Unexcelled in this area. Why not order your food by telephone. Your purchases will be carefully selected and promptly delivered to your home. Why pack CHILISAUCE ‘Madrona 24 tins—14.25 TOMATOES No. 2fin 19¢ Dennison Meai Balls - 16 0z in 49¢ 12 oz jar - He Hunts Ga!lon Jug j PUREX - - - - 0% heavy bags of groceries up steep hills and steps through the rain. We guarantee every item sold. CALL THE CASE LOT . GROCERY TODAY Value of prizes received to date for the GOLDEN NORTH SALMON DERBY (July 29, 30. 31) is $3,688.00 . :

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