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RIG STOCK 0^ CANNED GOODS - LAUNDRY HELPS AND CLEANSING PONDERS - TOILET
SOAPS - DRUG SUNDRIES - WS WORK CLOTHING - SHELF HARDWARE - FIIi,S
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The Department of Agri
culture has installed a ba
rometer on the Ralph Reed
grounds and has appointed
Hr# Reed a cooperative ob
server. No small job as
Hr. Reed will make report
daily of maximum and mini
mum temperature in tloose
Pass, precipitation of rain,
snow, hail, or sleet, snow
fall up to tenths of inches,
prevailing direction of
wind for each day and wheth
er the day is clear, partlyJ
cloudy, or cloudy.
Dale Nichols is nov/ at
work illustrating "Two
Years Before The Hast" for
the Heritage Club of New
York. It will be released
in September.
Mrs. Nichole is visiting
her mother at V/oodbine, la.
Mrs. L. V. Ray, accom
panied by young Derrick
Williams and Lois Otterson,
came from Seward by train
and visited the Ralph Reeds
recently. Hiss I laud e Hay
drove to 1'oose Pass and mo~l_
them back to Seward,
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Doug
las crossed from Kodiak on
the motorship Monterey.
Naturally
The train was just pull
ing out of Fort T7orth when
a breathless lad dashed to
the ticket window.
"Hurry up," gasped the
boy. "Gimme a round trip
ticket,"
'".There to?"
"'Thy, back here. Where ,
do you think?"
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FINISHING WORK AND PROMPT SERVICE . .
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and repairing..
WASHING MACHINES - VACUUM
CLEANERS - HOT PLATES - TOASTERS -
ALL THE ELECTRICAL HOUSEWORK HELPERS
MODERN STYLE LAMPS AND SHADES
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Teacher - "If you stood
with your back to the north
and facing Bouth, what would
be on your left hand?"
Little Johnniei-"My fin
gers, ma'am."
Urs. Ray James and Ur8.
James True visited the Ralph
Reeds on day last week, driv
ing out from Seward.
Lyle Saxton has improved
his home with an attractive
outside wall covering of sim
ulated bricks.
NIBLETS CORN PUDDING
1 can Niblets corn
2 beaten eggs
Make a batter of
2 tbsps flour
1 tbsp sugar
1 tap salt
1-g- cups evap.milk,-^ water
1 tbsp melted butter
Combine in casserole
and bake until consistency
of custard. About one
hour in slow oven.
The Public never knows
what it wants until it gets
it. - The Pathfinder