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LSADTO W H E ft E THE BIG TROUT ARE WAITING
WE HAVE ON HAND T$E KIND OF LURE NECESSARY TO CATCH THEM.
DROP IN ON YOUR WAY TO THE FISHING GROUNDS
YOU CAN,GET YOUR REQUIREMENTS HERE AND WE WILL
TELL YOIJ WHERE TO GO. ALL KINDS OF GOOD THINGS
TO EAT TO TAKE ALONG - ALL PREPARED FOR USE. . .
WE ADD SOMETHING N$W TO OUR SPECIALS EVERY DAY - THOSE WHO HAVE
NOT AVAILED THEMSEL
THOSE WHO DO NOT LIVE
LEt
JES OF THESE SPECIALS ARE MISSING SOMETHING -
NEAR THE STORE CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING BY THE CASE
'S TALK THIS OVER .
"T^E BEST BY TEST”
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GROCERIES - BHELF HARDWARE - DRUG SUNDRIES - ANDJjTORK_CLOTHING.,,.
FRONT PAGE STORY
This is properly a sto
ry for the front page but
was received after the
front page had been print
ed*
John L. Nelson has se
cured Lot eight of the
Moose Pass residence sec
tion at the junction and
will move his store, the
postoffice and h-is filling
station to that location.
Mr. Nelson will build
a new store building run
ning 40 feet along the
Highway and 24 feet depth.
The filling station will
occupy the triangle with
drive-in roads turning to
the right or left on both
streets.
Cleaning of the tract
begins at once and Mr.Nel
son has the cenent blocks
made for the foundation.
In the near future the
postoffice will be in the
handiest spot in Moose
Pass.
Mrs. Arthur Levine of
Ouzinkie, who is spending
some time in Seward, visit
ec’ her sister, Mrs. Anton
Velanis,in Moose Pass.Her
daughtor, Esther, spent a
week with her aunt.
- - - |
Bill Carden is much im-!
proved in health and was in.
Moose Pass Saturday follow
ing a stay at Seward Genera:
hospital.
CORRECTIONS
The Fourth of July pool
at Seward will be divided -
50$ to the first winner,25$
to the second and 25$ will
be spent by the committee tc
pay expenses.
Harry Conkey reported to
the MINER that he was going
to Anchorage but i6 now at
work on the Seward Bear Mt.
'tunnel project.
For the benefit of any
readers who may not know it*
"Crown Point" is a mine,not
a mouse, as is hinted on
page three.
One of the moose calves
• Brannon Casler was trying
j to save - died since that
item was written.
HEARD IN A SEWARD "EATS"
SHOP
Sea Captaini "What do you
call this, Mi*s?"
Waitress; "Bouillon, Sir."
Sea Captain* "Well, well,I
must have sailed on bouillon
all my life and didn't know
it."
Mrs. Fred Laubacher drove
to Seward Friday. Mrs. J.M.
Sharpies returned with her.
The Harry V. Johnson's
are returning to Alaska.
They plan to bring a trail
er with them - presumably
to live in.