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Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Now
Open
JAMES SAMIS
GEORGE KAPPOS
Proprietors
OPA Sets Lard,
Sugar Prices
Specific prices for lard and
other shortening and for granu
lated sugar, are set in amend
ment 9 to MPR 288, effective
September 30th. This is in ac
cordance with announcement
made today by the Alaska
Office of Price Administration,
Mildred R. Hermann, Director.
Under this amendment prices
on these two commodities have
been established for sixteen
larger communities in Alaska. It
is particularly pointed out by
the OPA that these are com
munity ceiling prices. They will
replace the individual store ceil
ing prices established under
MPR 194 in the sixteen Alaska
larger towns which they cover.
In the smaller Alaskan commun
ities, however, it is stressed,
ceiling prices must still be cal
culated under MPR 194, with
the merchant frozen at his pre
Pearl Harbor dollar and cents
mark-up.
Community prices for lard
and shortening and for granulat
ed sugar in various brands and
size3, for Kodiak are as follows;
Fluffo & Jewell in 1-lb Cartons
$0.29; Fluffo in 3-lb. Cartons
0 85; Crisco, Spry & Snowdrift
in 1-lb. Containers $0.36; 3-lb.
1.00; 6-lb. $1.90.
Lard; Armour’s, Swift’s, Car
sten’s & Gibson’s in 1-lb. Units
$0.29; 4 lb. $1.15; 8-lb. $2.25.
Beet & Cane Granulated
Sugar:
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Bulk (less than five pounds),
per lb. $0.10
1- lb. Carton or Bag 0.12
2- lb. Carton, Bag 0 21
5-lb. Carton, Bag or Bulk 0 50
10-lb. Carton, Bag or Bulk 0.95
By Bale. Bulk, Bag or Sack:
25-lb. $2.38; 50-lb. $4.75;
100-lb. $9.45
Customers are urged to take
note of the following points:
1. All prices covering these
commodities are to be posted
in every store and should be
plainly visible at the point of
purchase.
2. Prices should be the same
in every store in the community.
3. Failure to post or to con
form to these ceilings should be
reported to the OPA office or
the nearest War Price and Ra
tioning Board.
Other specific prices will be
issued in the near future. In the
immediate offing are specifics on
all canned goods, coffee, cereals,
etc.—in fact, the program of
specific price schedules will be
extended as fast as possible to
cover all cost of living commod
ities. This is in line with the
national policy and will greatly
simplify the matter of price con
trol for both merchant and con
sumer,Mrs. Hermann stated.
Alice Brandebury, supervisor
of Child Welfare Services for
the Territorial Department' of
Public Health, is en route to
Cordova on a field trip on be
half of the interests and needs
of child welfare. She recently
completed her survey in Kodiak.
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