The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1949, Page 7

TURSDAY. OCTOPER 19 10 e R 7e n N q \Y, OCTOBER 13, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN O ] rt N tive Goes Be i ; T T : ." b aiive GOes beiore 0 |an(e £ 1 3 g , - Grand Jury, Death v | (i | | % vou ot el 38 Y: | . g CALL THAT ¥ THE \EIGHPODS Al ? Boy by Drowning an | i S i KENTUCKY'S i o - ; [FE) ANCHORAGE, Alaska Oct. 13— | ST, PAUL, Minn, Oct, 13— -y, 8. Marshal Paul Herring says | FOSSIFIlity of a political alliance e oo il U Tt cen the AFL and the CIO ap- before a grand jury here in con. | P “["”\ was wiped out - today=—at nection with the drowning “Sunday | 1€8st for the time being—by the| ! of two-year-old Arthur Flurey at| decision to go Its. owll Way: | 2 Copper Center. 4 4 s to the American Federa- Genvine | tion qr Labor Convention voted at| 3 SOUR MA3HK | Herring said the boy's body has|the closing session last night| = - 4 wened Y77 balveks 8 At been recovered and was being against inaking any formal _.]]mm-(-l‘ ™ 2 - ."' ‘;‘ VW’;"’E | brought here for autopsy. An in- with the CIO or any labor and )] POPEYE T "WANT You 5 NA \/AHOY, MR. FLATT, HOWS ABOUT ourbon Whiskey quest will be held at Copper Cen- | farm groups i ] TO COACH THE Scfi,MMAQE BORROWIN' PETE'S CRYIN' SORRY. | ter. William Green, 76-year-old Pre- POSLOKES ! BUCKET—| NEEDS BOTTLED ST T T 3%, *:i’f“'l“m celected to his 26th| T o broee NERVOLS [ . | 100 PROOF 9 | v | STOMACH OUADRUPLEIS ‘ !‘IY!MI‘\I lieves distressing symptome —heaviness af ter SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.; Oct. m 13—(P—Quadruplets ~ were born | | STIZR-weLER DISTRLERY, INC. - LCUISVME KV, | F here today to Mrs. Evelyn Har- e - | greave 1 were girls and are r¢ Distributea tarougnout Alaska by ODOM COMPANY “exceptionally are not disclosed. AI’.LlMlN Garlic Tablets ported Harry Race, Druggist, Inc. weights FINE FOOD for FALL MEALS [ COOLER WEATHER MAKES BIG- CALL THE CASE LOT GROCERY GER APPETITES . .. HERE IS A AND HAVE YOUR FOOIS NEEDS CHANCE TO STOCK UP YOUR PAN- DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME AT TRY AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING. NO EXTRA CHARGE. ot e . TR e . Sweet—Crisp 10 1b. bag Juice 10 1b. bag 113 }| | Jonathan APPLES -1.25 | OBANGES - - - 113 POTATOES - 25 Ib. 149 CRANBERRIES 1h. 25¢ [ RAISINS - 4 Ibs. 63 | Coltage CHEESE - 2% [ COCOANUT ORANGE LAYER CAKE | Made with Long Shred Cocoanut and FRESH ORANGE ICING b Half Cake...55¢ Large Cake . 1.00 } I/ QUICKLY! IT WILL LAND IN A LATER, AT AN AIRPORT OUTSIDE MOMENT. LET US PREPARE! A CITY IN THE MOUNTAINS NORTH All Flavors Waxtex JELLO . . . '2pkgs. 20c Chocolate Hills Bros. CHIPS . . . 7oz pkg.23c | COFFEE WAXPAPER . . . 125 ft. rolls 29¢ } | Pound tin 53¢ SPECIAL MIXED CASES ¢ ~ CANNED FRUIT DEAL You Save 1.73 — 24 large tins 8.95 You Save Swansdown Ghirardelli’s Ground CAKEFLOUR . . . 49c| CHOCOLATE . Pound fin 55¢ Shredded Gallons | COCOANUT . 8ozcello29c| PUREX . . . . . 5% § Always I<=SSYW ' n Always Fresh o . MEA l s Tender SHORE®S LOCAL FRYERS ARE BETTER SHOULDER CHOICE PORK ROAST - Ib. 54c "LEAN — MEATY Ih. 33c POT ROAST -UP Fine ;Eire "FRESH CRAB Pink ‘Duchess—Solid Pack SALMON . . Talltin4% Alaska Palmdale—California CRABMEAT . . . 5% Kellogg’s Best Foods CORN FLAKES . 13 oz. pkg. 19c DARIGOLD .. . It’s Better BUTTER . . . . Palmdale 24 tins—4.95 APPLE SAUCE . No. 2 tin 22c Reliance—Fancy 24 tins—5.95 GRAPEFRUIT . No. 2 tin 27c | CRISCO “Dole—Crushed 24 Ains—8.25 | Log Cabin SYRUP PINEAPPLE . No. 2 fin 39c Phone 704 MEAT PHONE 60 Juneau Deliveries 10 a.m., 2 and 4 p.m. RIB STEAKS RABBITS - TOMATOES . No. 2'2 tin 23c §! ORANGE JUICE . 46 oz. tin 65¢ MAYONNAISE . quaris 79c . . Pound 73¢ Reliance—Fancy CUT BEANS . No. 2 fin 30c Douglas Delivery 10 a.m. Boat Orders Delivered Any Time CANNED VEGETABLE DEAL 1.03 24" 5.97 1b. 75¢ § | 1h. 85¢ Ocean Fresh 5 24 tins—>5.25 12 tins—7.65 24 tins—6.95 @ | 3 b, tin 98¢ 5| 58 oz tin 1.29 THE WOMAN, 616 GILBERT, HAS ELUDED US. 15 ABOARD CONVERTED YANKEZE TYPE B=17. DESTINATION UNKNOWN. SUGGEST WATCH AT ALL CITIES WITHIN RANGE ... OUR SECRET METHOD OF IDENTIFYING' SEAL-BEAM HEADLIGHTS WORKED? 'T KNOW THE MAKE OF CAR. KRR R s TELL ME, HOPE, \ TWO WEEKS, BUT \ ENCACED? A MOTHER WALLET. \. / HOW LONG WERE |WE'D BEEN DATING YOU AND CORKY &QX MONTHS, I CAIN'T NOWISE FIGGER IT OUTY MY SECKERTARY- GAL °/1 - TOOK ONE LOOK AT {[9(0 [, SNUFFY'S PATCHWORK ° JTIE AN’ WENT PLUMB HAWG WILD NOW TO EXAMINE THE TRICVCLE OF THE INDIAN FRONTIER... MEANWHILE, IN ANOTHER PART OF TOWN. [ VOU'RE PREPARED \;you cOoK? NO. MOTHER ALWAYS DID THAT. BUT I EUPPOSE | CAN LEARN. IT WILL BE DIFFERENT TO MAKE A HOME WHEN | HAVE MY OWN HOM FOR HIM, | SUPPOSE. CAN 1N TH' LAST THUTTY MINUTES SHE'S PERPOSED TO TH' SHIF'LESS SKONK TWICET -- KISSED HIM TEN TI S AN'--- OHOH Y SHE'S CALGHT HIM AG'IN IT'S NICE FOR LIS ALL TO BE AT HOME FOR A CHANGE -ASK DADDY TO COME DOWNSTAIRS AND COMPLETE OUR FAMILY CIRCLE - .__\’/___. WHY DIDN'T YOU AN ‘G\NEQ ME WHEN | CALLED ® ) IVE ALWAYS HATED IT, BUT I THOUGHT YOou