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(Continued from page 2).
was commissioned an ensign
as a result of the work,and
has been in the reserves.He
was called in April and has
been on active duty ever
since*
John, our youngest eon,
never was interested in any
thing military and took no
courses in college. He has
applied himself to the mer
chandising business and when
he made his application for
ensign in the Supply Corps
of the Navy, he explained
that he thought his merchan
dising experience could be
useful either on a ship or at
a shore station. Like all
other boys in the Navy, he
was taken as a volunteer."
- Pirated from L.H.J.
Mrs. Bee* Balch of An
chorage, is visiting Mrs.
Frank Hielo. They are long
time friends. Her daughter
is arriving from the States
on tomorrow's boat. Mrs.
Balch will meet her in Sew
ard after which they will re
turn to Anchorage on Satur
day' s train.
Walter Culver of Anchor
age is c guest of the Ralph
Reeds.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hooker
are going to the Oracle mine
to work thru the remainder of
the season for George Lindsay
Wallace Graves has return
ed to Seattle. He acted as
firewarden at Schooner's Bend
in the forest service.
,Vyma.n Anderson, Harland
Meyers, A1 McCulloch and Bob •
Rogers are busy at Falls
Creek mine.
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JP 0 R K
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SPRY. . 30£ lb . . . 800 for three pounds
SWEET POTATOES.. 150 per pound
WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE . . 300 per pint
ASSORTED COOKIES . . 350 per pound
MARSHMALLOWS . . ■£- lb 100 . . 250 per pound
MARASCHINO CHERRIES
HORMEL'S SPICED HAM
FULL LINE CAMPBELL’ S SOUPS
GREEN VEGETABLES
OVER WEEKEND . .
E W A R D jJJ) RUG 0 .
FOR YOUR GENERAL DRUG
merchandise .
COSMETICS • • • PERFUMES . .
GIFTS . . KODAK SUPPLIES . .
STATIONERY * . MAGAZINES . .
whitman's candies . .
SEWARD ALASKA
Miss Jean Flynn sailed on the ss Baranof to resume her
studios at Washington State university.