AND FIND A BETTER SELECTION OF READY COOKED FOOD THAN RIGHT HERE ?
THE PRICES ARE CONSISTENT WITH BIG STORE PRICES
DINTY MOOSE’S BEEF STEW - l£lb CAN . 250
DINTY MOORE'S SPAGHETTI WITH
meat Balls .... 1^ lb* Can * . 250
HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI WITH
tomato sauce and cheese . 200
All Kinds Of SYRUP, MOLASSES,
LIBBY’S ROAST BEEF - l£ lb CAN .50*
MCGOVERN'S #L TALL SALMON . . 15*
BOOTH’S SARDINES -
Natural and Mustard .... 15*
fa SALT, SODA, OR GRAHAM
CRACKERS.40*
* * *
and WHITE CLOVER
HONEY
HERE'S SOMETHING WORTH YOUR MONEY - DUXBACK WOOL SOX FOR WINTER - ALL PRICES
Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar
Anderson of Caribou Island
in the middle of Lake Skilal:
arrived in Moose Pass from
Anchorage on Thursday’s
train. They spent the
night at the Harry L.Smith
cabin and Mr. and Mrs.Smith
took them as far as Cooper'i
Landing Friday evening.
Mrs. Anderson is a suf
ferer from high blood pres
sure and September 12th be
came so critically ill that
she was taken by plane from
her island home to Providence!
hospital in AMshorage.
Harvey Edwards, who is
interested in placer proper-'
ty on Canyon creek with Os
car Plowman, is here from
Anchorage helping to put
things in shape for the win
ter. Mrs. Edwards is with
him and they are with Mr.
and Mrs. Plowman on Mills
creek.
Jay Hunt is now employed
at Mile 20. The Seims-SpO'
kane Co. is dismantling and
moving machinery to Seward
in preparation for shipping
it to Kodiak.
Jean Flynn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 7*7.Flynn at
Lawing, will attend hashing'
ton State college at Pullmai
this winter.
Ruth Lon? is a freshman
at Seward High School this
winter. She is living with
the Brenners at the Annex.
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INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
AND TRACTORS - LEADERS IN THEIR LINES
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It is reported that Mrs.
Jeanne Ironsides has pur
chased the Logerman cabin
at Hope from Mrs. Celia
Flickinger.
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DANCE THIS SATURDAY NIGHT.!
Ray Stafford, Jay Hunt, Ken
Sayther and Ed Estes are work
ins with 'the SeimB Spokane Co.
at Mile 20.
Fairbanks had a heavy snow
storm Wednesday.