The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, May 31, 1929, Image 8

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%QuahtyMARK Down
For Saturday
AMOCAT PRODUCTS
THE HIGHEST QUALITY OF FOOD
PRODUCTS THAT MOISEY CAN
HUY—NONE HIGHER
AMOCAT TINY WHOLE BEETS
No. 2 tins .
AMOCAT CUT STRINGLESS
BEANS—Tender No. 2 tins ...
AMOCAT TENDER PEAS
Sifted June No. 2 tins —
AMOCAT EXTRA SWEET GOLD
EN BANTAM CORN, No. 2 tins ...
AMOCAT GOLDEN WAX BEANS
Very Tender—No. 2 tins .
AMOCAT CORN ON COB
No. 2i/2 l*ns .
AMOCAT HOMINY
No. 2i/2 tins .
29c
24c
24c
29c
28c
37c
18c
23c
In playing our Winning Card we present QUALITY lirst. then we guarantee you lowest pos
sible price. To hold our customers’ confidence we present QLIALITA FIRS I AND ALL 1 HE
TIME. BETTER QUALITY FOR THE BETTER TRADE.
PEACH JAM, 28c
LIBBY’S
CRABMEAT, per tin, 38c
ICEBOUND—Quality Foods
DILL PICKLES, 25c
MISSION—Tasty
PEANUT BUTTER, $1.25
SUNNY JIM—5 Pound Cans
GRAPEFRUIT, 25c
DROMEDARY—N. 2 Cans
PEACHES, 25c
VERIBEST—No. 2Vi—Heavy Syrup
SARDINES, 15c
BRISTLING IMPORTED—In Pure Olive Oil
SWEET PICKLES, 69c
HEINZ—Quart Jars
KADOTA FIGS, 39c
IN WINE SYRUP
COFFEE, pound pkge, 44c
BREAKFAST BE LI_Steel Cut
OLIVES, 29c
Large Si/e—SEItVUS
SHRIMP9 can919c
GULFKIST
Cucumber Relish, 34c
HEINZ
MEAT BALLS, 29c
HEDLUND’S
AMOCAT SPINACH
No. 21/2 tins .
Year in and year out the Dependable Quality
of AMOCAT never varies—QUALTI Y
CANNED FOODS
George Brothers
phones
92 and 95
OPEN
EVENINGS
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PICNIC SPECIAL
53c
CEREAL SPECIAL
1 can France-American Spaghetti
_ 1 can med. Van Camp’s Pork & Beans
1 can Dill Pickles
ALL FOR .
1 package Cream of Wheat
1 package Pancake Flour
1 package Corn Flakes
1 package Grape Nuts
ALL FOR
94c
Quality Canned Foods
1 can Amocat Fruit Salad
1 can Amocat Grapefruit
1 can Amocat Strawberries
1 can Amocat Blackberries
ALL FOR
Buy By Brand—It’s Your Protection
$1.45
Sugar and Cinnamon
Toast. 31c
12 ounce packages
BAKING POWDER, 32c
CRESCENT—One Pound Cans
SYRUP' Amocat, 39c
CANE AND MAPLE—36 Ounce Cans
ANNOUNCING A NEW DELIVERY ROUTE ON GLACIER HIGHWAY TO ALL POINTS AS FAR AS TEE HARBOR WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY
LARGE SHIPMENT OF STRAWBERRIES, CANTALOUPES, CHERRIES AND EVERYTHING TO ARRIVE ON ALAMEDA
m
SCOUTS LEAVE
SATURDAY FOR
2-WEEKS CAMP
—
Local Boy Scouts Depart
at 9 a.m. Saturday for
Eagle River Camp
Some 30 boys, members of the
local Boy Scout troops, will leave
town tomorrow morning for the an
nual encampment of two weeks
at Eagle River, H. L. Redlingshafer,
Chief Scoutmaster, will have charge
of the camp.
Automobiles for transporting the
Scouts will be available for all who
desire to go. The Scouts are re
quested to assemble at City Hall in
time to leave at 9 a m. tomorrow.
If the usual good weather, which
as a rule has marked encampments
in previous years, the boys will live
in tents. If, however, it should
prove to be cold and wet, the newly
completed cabin will be used. It
is ready for occupancy in case of
emergency.
DEPARTMENT GRANTS !□
AUTHORITY TO SEND =
PRISONER TO ASYLUM gi
Authority has been received from —
the Department of Justice by the EEs
United States Marshal to permit =
the commitment of Fred Miller, a
Negro prisoner at Ketchikan, to sss
Morningside sanitarium. Miller is sss
serving a sentence there for white
slavery. =
He waS“ sentenced to 60 days im- \ EEE
prisonment and to pay a $250 fine.
Several days ago he became violent- 1
ly insane and was ordered com-j =
mitted to the sanitarium by Com- ss:
| missioner Arnold of Ketchikan. He 1 ===
will be sent south on an early boat. ] =E
MARSHAL ALBERT WHITE
LEAVES SEATTLE, YUKON |==
United States Marshal and Mrs. | —
Albert White arrived in Seattle last ==
night and will sail from there to-1 —
morrow on the steamer Yukon for ! sis
Juneau, according to word received
at the Marshal's office here. They —
have been on a brief visit to Wash- | —
ington, D ,C. =
Commercial job printing at The —
Smplre.
Put Your Name on Our Books
THIS MONTH and we will save you money
CORNED BEEF. reg. 35c .$ .28
SWANSDO^ N, reg. 48c, 2 for .75
SERVUS COFFEE, the best grade, lb... .50
NALLY’S MAYONNAISE, pts., reg. 50c .38
ROMAN MEAL, reg. 40c .34
Large size GRAHAM CRACKERS, reg- *
ular *70c ..57
3 pounds CRISCO, reg. 95c .87
GARNICK’S
PHONE 174
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Clearance Sale I
of WOMEN’S SHOES |
May 1st to 15th J
All Regular $10.00 to $13.50 Values . $7.95 1
All Regular 8.50 to 10.00 Values . $6.95 1
All Regular 7.00 to 8.50 Values . $5.95 |
One Lot Broken Sizes, Regular $8.50 to $12.50 . $5.95 I
* 3
One Lot Broken Sizes, Regular $7.50 to $11.00 . $4.95 1
No Refunds or Approvals on Sale Shoes 1
Goldstein’s Emporium |
SHOE DEPARTMENT H

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