The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 11, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT 2 What Alaskans Want Is Sought by Pacific % Trade Assodiafion Head 3 re are 50 affiliated = Boards of Trade in n, in addition to 160 | . The Association ‘ linating agency.” ; the problems that ColBy 1 g hey are also| g ! transportation, es- h y impressed with | @) from spectacular myself,” Colby | m__ potential hasn't | d. Then too, I've to be friendly (‘ much at home here. « Regional | ident of the r- | s on our ar- Gfl } Colby and his son, Conrad, are outdoorsmen. Conrad caught a 35- ound salmon \slul( they were in Ketcl n and is “sold” on Alaska. i a former president of the 1( an for Ta k L especially interest ed Taku road which would Juneau with the Alaska H Tomorrow the two men wi at a regular Juneau C Commerce meeting at the I Hotel “The main purpose of to gather information Colby n League in Chicago, | and has been president of the West- | ern Fl h and Game Association. l | He is now assistant to the presi- @ dent of the Missoula Mercantile Co. |< our, trip is on Alaska | 1) first hand,” Colby stated. “By do- e sl REMEMBER : ’ | | GREEN'S (& FUR SALE | o at the | BARANOF HOTEL | POSITIVELY | @ ENDS THIS WEEK Best Homemade Ice Cream Schilling pure Vanilla makes ice cream extra good—m your own recipes or added to ice cream mixes, SINCE 1881 - & < FREE! Handy Flavoring Guide...write Schilling, 301 2rd 5t., San Fr 7;% NEW TIES FOR OLD! TRY AMAZING SANITONE Dry Cleaning SAVE ¢ $ ¢ PAY CASH AND SAVE S e PAY CASH AND SAVE SANlTONE Dry Cleaning! Boy, Oh Boy!...Wait'til you see how ties come back to life when they're cleaned our sensational, different Sanitone way! All dirt out —makes colors and pat- terns show up like new! Spots gone! Ties are care- fully reshaped and beauti- fully pressed! CITY DRY CLEANERS Phone 877 e S o PAY CAsn‘ANn . % ¢ PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ $ @ PAY CASH AND § P& THE DAILY, ALASKA r\rrmm—-.mNEAU ALASRA ~—T® Armour’s % Star * SPECIALS Thursday Friday and Saturday * 20th CENTURY SUPER MARKET DELIVERIES BY FOSTER'S TRANSFER — -~ — First Box — 35¢; for each additional hox, 10c ARMOURS STAR 12 oz. Tin CORNED BEEF 49¢ 303 Tin Early Garden PEAS 12 oz. Tin - Whole Kernel NIBLETS CORN Large 22 oz. Jar Planters PEANUT BUTTER Pint Bottle WESSON OIL Quart Bottle MAZOLA OIL Gallon Can WESSON OIL 3 1b. Can CRISCO No. 1 Tall Can Franco-American MACCARONI QUART JAR ARMOURS STAR 12 oz. Tin TREET 55¢ ARMOURS STAR 2Y2 oz. Jar DRIED BEEF 39¢ FRESH SHIPMENT Armours - Not Processed Fresh Country CLOVERBLOOM EGGS Grade AA 77c Large Carton Dozen 43c 25¢ 2Tc 25¢ CAN :L’“fllld Sausay —§ \RMOUR e SLICED APPLES i‘ifiii“r""iocxrm APRICOTS PINEAPPLE JUICE 83 TOMATO JUICE 2fr 35 SWEET DILL PICKLES 43 Libbys Tall Can Large Pitted 4lc RIPE OLIVES ARMOURS STAR 2%or 28¢ 20c b3c 45¢ 85 $3.25 $1.15 19 The old-fashioned — Natural Cheese (1] 1 LB. BOX — 3 CELLO WRAPPED PACKAGES TO THE BOX (Open One Cello Pkg. at a Time) E KRISPY CRACKERS : 29c¢ PICTSWERT FROZEN \ ‘ (1] FANE MW WEW AVT @ & @ TAVE VW HSVD AVA @ € OWAVS GNV HSVD AVd ® ALL BRANDS Armours 1 Lb. Tin ARMOURS STAR 3% oz. Tin . 1 1b. Tins . FOODS v ABETTES pevien | DASE | cuedbeet [1 et MIBACLE )G HAM | oo .one| HASH [RRe 3 2l | OB B | e [EaEo. 4k 52.05 SPROUTS - Pkg. ... LOWEST PRICES LOWEST races FARM FRESH PRODUCE ALWAYS A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD LOWEST PRICES nu ALITY ME AT v ALUES LOWEST PRICES SHOP AT YOUR 20TH CENTURY SUPER MARKET FOR QUALITY MEATS AT THE LOWEST PRICES — EVERY CUT OF MEAT IS GUARANTEED — ANY MEAT CUT TO ORDER ON REQUEST SEE US FIRST FOR PRICES ON MEAT FOR YOUR IOCKER ARMOURS STAR CHOICE BEEF ROUND STEAK b. 95¢ _______._———— Armours Star - Cello Sealed ____________———— Armours Star.Choice Center Cut - PRIME RIB ROAST 83c SLICED BACON b 55(: Armours Cloverbloom - The Finest You Armours Star - Half or Whole Can Buy - Cut Up Ib. 3¢ Ib. 75¢ Armours HAMS FRYERS WEINERS ! 55c|LONG BOLOGNA i 50c P h Fillet Bt . B ... 4% U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA SHAFTER POTATOES All Sizes California ORANGES Ib. T6c Fancy - Large or Medium ONIONS 2 lbs. 17¢ PLUMS — PEACHES AVOCADOS — FRESH CORN NEW POTATOES — PEPPERS Fresh Fillet ML, IBUT . . 10 LB. BAG - 100 LB. SACK . 13¢ 5.95 CANTALOUPES 3% Green Heads — Pound Ib. 15¢ CABBAGE KLONDYKE BLACK SEEDED WATERMELCN Ib. 45¢ AVE $ @ PAY CASH AND SAVE WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1951 ;fl $ e PAY CASH AND S4vEe $ © PAY CASH AND SAVE ¢ $ @ PAY CASH AND SAVE. s S @ JAVS ANV HSVD AVd ® § ® FAVS GNV HSVD AVd © fi -