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Enjoy *he Carnation
Contented Hour on
Sunday evenings
over the NBC radio
stations.
Lay in a supply
of this better milk
Cook with Carnation, bake with it. It adds smoothness,
richness, tastiness — and costs less than milk in anv other
form. Carnation-creamed coffee is a treat. And if you’ve
a little “bottle baby” to plan for, remember: Carnation is
easier to digest than raw, pasteurized or boiled milk.
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DOILII TUGBOAT EON
ALASKA HUD
As the initial unit of equipment
for the recently organized Misabe
Tug & Barge Service Co., a new
lighterage company, the twin
screw $16,000 tugboat Misabe 1,
was launched last week at Seattle.
The second unit of the com
pany’s fleet, a 50-foot scow, was
to be launched the following day.
The Misabe Tug & Barge Ser
vice, a $50,000 corporation, is fin
anced by Seattle and Minneapolis
interests and will operate in the
lighterage business in Alaska.
Capt. H. M. Peterson, shipping
man of Puget Sound and Alaska
for the past 28 years, is manager;
James J. Bennett of Minneapols,
widely known mining man, is pres
ident.
UU COLLEGE C1FUS
ROMANCE CULMINATED
An Alaska College campus ro
mance had its culmination recent
ly in Fairbanks, reports the Miner,
in the marriage of Miss Sadie
L. Pratt, and Samuel Payne
Moyer,
Both Mr. and Mrs. Moyer are
students at the Alaska College
and well known from Cordova to
Fairbanks. Mrs. Moyer is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Pratt of Cordova; Mr. „ Moyer’s
home is in Anchorage.
Beatrice L. Bird of Seattle and
E. E. Murray, superintendent of
the Alaska Pacific Salmon Corp.,
cannery at Kake, were married re
cently, reports the Juneau Empire.
UPROOTS, REPLANTS TREE
MAYFIELD, Ky., May 26, (/P)—
A peach tree which was blown
down and later blown back up by
heavy winds from opposite direc
tions, is alive and in good condi
tion on the farm of W. A. Martin.
A block of new cement work to
replace the worn pavement on
Fourth Street in Anchorage was
authorized at a recent meeting of
the Anchorage Council, reports the
Times.
FLYING SCHOOL
Tentative plans for the estab
lishment of a flying school have
been formulated in Fairbanks by
the Alaskan Airways but no de
finite steps leading to its found
ing will be taken unil a more
thorough survey of the field has
been made, reports the News-Min
er.
NOTICE
Beginning May 1, the price of
Men’s Half-soling will be reduced
to $1.75 a pair.
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There were 12 members in the
1931 graduating class of the An*
chorage high school, reports the
Times. The 12 who received their
diplomas were:
Alice Sachico Mikami, Ida May
Teeland, John Robert Meyer, Rex
La Verne Anderson, PYank Met
calf Reed, Dora Katherine Wer
ner, Mary Evelyn Bagoy, William
Francis Barber, Lawrence Donald
Bayer, William Loren Herriman,
Romaka Cecelia Kamkoff.
SAW GOLD BRICKS MADE •
Twenty students in chemistry
at the Juneau high school visited
the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Company’s ore reduction mill and
witnessed the melting of gold in
to gold bricks, according to the
Juneau Empire.
JUDGES REST
RENO, Nev. May 26. (/P) —
After the second biggest day since
the inauguration of Nevada’s six
weeks divorce law, Judges Cur
ler and Moran were 'taking mat
ters somewhat easier following the
granting of 54 divorces Monday.
Twenty six divorce complaints
were filed during the day.
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3 PIECE KNITTED SPORT SUITS
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Priced $13.00 to $17.50
MICKEY MOUSE PLAY BALL
Priced 75c
BRIGHT NEW SMOCKS
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NEW WRAP AROUND TURBANS
Priced 95c
Inc.
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