KODIAK. ALASKA. FKH . 1917
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wood Island. Kodiak. A1. ask a
Sea Shells
During the spring and summer
whenever the children have been for
a hike along the beach, or on an ex
cursion to soule of the little islands
near by, they have collected shells,
many of which are very beautiful
when cured. A nice collection of
these shells is put up in a noat box
and offered for sale, postage prepaid
for .*!'» cents or a larger collection in a
glass container, which displays the
beau iful colors to better advantage,
for 7'> cents.
WANTED.
We have received frequent inquir
ies from Missionary Circles as to our
needs, accordingly we are pleased to
give the following suggestions to
those contemplating sending us boxes.
Kindly send only such things as
will be «>f real service, leaving out
Prince lbert coats, heavy overcoats,
picture cards end old papers.
iInclose in the box the name of the
Church or Society sending the goods.
Be sure to send us the hill of lading
as soon as the shipment is made.
We need for the boys, who range
in uge from 5 to 18 years, coats,
trousers, blouses and work shirts, both
cotton and woolen, under wear not too
heavy, sweaters, night shirts, caps
to 7$, socks, stockings, suspenders,
neckties and mittens.
For girls, ranging in rtge from 3 to
IK years, work aprons, dresses, sweat
ers, underwear, skirts, stockings,
bloomers, night dresses, hair ribbons
ami mittens.
General, sheets for single beds, slips
fur pillows lfi x 2 in., blankets,
towels, Imir brushes, tooth brushes,
combs and stereopticon slides.
From the Pacific Coast States we
also solicit fresh, dried and canned
fruit.
Anna Sours is having her turn in
learning cooking. All the girls who
have been with Miss Clausen like the
work verjT much, but none are as en
thusiastio over it as Dora Miller.
Thr ugh the singing of special
music at church by our choir, we have
made the pleasing discovery that
Philip Olsen has a bass voice of un
usually fine timbre. It is full, pure
and sweet. With proper training we
believe be has a future as a singer.