W, IH
A V E
WE DELIVER THE GOODS JUST 100^ AND
WITHOUT QUESTION
0 N T R A C T
ALL ERRORS ARE ADJUSTED
TRY US ONCE
WE SUGGEST THAT YOU START LAYING
IN YOUR STAPLE GROCERIES BEFORE
ADVANCES REACH ALASKA, FOR THEY ARE
SURE TO COME IN A FEW DAYS l I t
WE HAVE A BIG SUPPLY ON HAND NOW AT THE OLD PRICES ....
BY THE CASE IS THE CHEAPEST WAY TO BUY - ANY TIME - PARTICULARLY AT THIS
TIME. ♦ . . THIS IS A TIP FROM THE M. P. STORE TO YOU.OUR
WEEKLY S P E C I A L S CHANGE EVERY WEEK. THEY ARE MONEY-SAVERS ALSO
"THE BEST BY TEST"
TTTHIf S&S5
GROCERIES . . SHELF HARDWARE . . . DRUG SUNDRIES
SPECIALIZING ON TENTS, CAMP STOVES, PACK BOARDS,
NEED WHILE PROSPECTING , MINING , HUNTING . ,
. AND WORK CLOTHING
AND THE THINGSYOU
(Continued}
washed by the Japan current,
where the climate is mild
and everything can be grown
and coal is picked off the
top of the ground, that its
population will probably
double in an another year.
In fact, a road connecting
Homer and Seward by way of
the Moose Pass to Hope high
way, is is all that is need
ed to settle thousands in
stead of hundreds on the
west side of Kenai Peninsula
"WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA,"
with more "names in the
news" than ever before has
been released for 1940-41.
Sketches in the book relate
to accomplishraente of the
nation's most famous names.
There are 31,752 sketches in
the new version of "Who's
Who." Oldest member inclu
ded is Brigadier-General
William Henry Bisbce, retire
who is 100. He is a Civil
War veteran. Youngest name
included is that of Shirley
Temple, also retired - at
the age of 11. The longest
sketch is that of Columbia
university's president,
Nicholas Murray Butler.
SUMATRA vs. CALIFORNIA
In a large Los Angeles
hotel some months ago,a vis
NEnil.ilD:
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF NELLIE NEAL LAWING . . . . $2.50
FIVE FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS . . 201 PAGES
NOT A GHOST WRITTEN ROMANCE BUT THE
true story of an Alaskan pioneer who
came North during the exciting days
of the development of The Alaska Rail
road. Offers of publishers to edit
her copy were repeatedly rejected in
order that the story might be told
accurately and the true sentiment of
the writer in these later years be
conveyed to the reader .......
ON SALE AT
MOOSE PASS MINER
iting Colonial Dutchman
signed the register and his
place of residence—"Panka
lanbranden, Sumat ra."
d, "Sumatra:14 exclaimed the
hotel clerk,"That's a littl
island out in the Pacific,
is it not?"
"Veil," replied the
Dutchman in hesitant,broken
English, "I should not say
Sumatra ees in de Pacific.
Eet is between de China Zee
und de Indian Ocean. Und it
ees not so leetle unless
you t'ink California ees a
leetle State. Sumatra ees
about t’orty-tausand square
miles beeger dan Californ
ia: " -C.S.Monitor
A Chinese student at the
University of Michigan who
smemorized phrases from an et
iquette book had his first
opportunity to try them out
at a reception given by Pres
ident Ruthven. When a cup
of tea was handed to him, he
solemnly responded* "Thank
you, sir or madam, as the
case may be."
-Associated Press
Lionel Barrymore, 63, is
working on his 100th film.