Dr. Dow V. Baxter, assoc'
iate professor of Forest
pathology at the University
of Michigan, and his stude^
fellow-travelers, Charles
Allen of Huntington, 'V.Va.,
and Gordon 7/atts of Portlam
Ore., returned to Moose Pasi
Friday evening from their
trip to Nome. They will
sail Tuesday on the Baranof:
on their return trip to Ann
Arbor.
William Fainnan is build
ing himself a new cabin at
Mile 40, The new cabin is
close to the highway.
The Hatcher mill is now
crushing ore rock at the
old Gilpatrick mine, renamei
United Mining & Milling Co.
Ray Stafford and Frank
Rave are building a sizable
garage and workshop for
George James at Kenai lodge
at Lawing.
Howard Brooks returned
Thursday of last week from
Anchorage where he worked
for the R.H. Stock Construct'
ion company.
Open season for shooting
of migratory birds is Sep
tember 1 to October 15,1939
by presidential proclama
tion. Buy your duck stsmpi
and help yourself to ducks,
geese, snipe and the like.
Mrs. Roy C. Mitchell is
now postmaster at Hope. El
mer E. Carson, postmaster
for many years, resigned.
The congressional party
now visiting Alaska include!
Bland of Virginia, Kennedy <
of Maryland, Boykin of Ala
bama, Welch of California,
Seger of New Jersey, Oliver
of Maine, Wallgren of Wash
ington and Alaska's Delegat<
Dimond.
Nine schoolchildren will
be on hand tomorrow morning
when Moose Pass school openi
The library has been
moved to a room in the
school building which may
be entered without disturb
ing the school when in ses
sion. The library is open
every Tuesday from 2 to 4
p.m. A splendid array of
good books is available.
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THEY HAVE BEEN SAYING
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LATELY
ABOUT THIS STORE - NO LONG WAITS, GOOD SER
VICE, AND ABOVE ALL - QUALITY AT RIGHT PRICES.
THIS WEEKi- NEW BUTTER? HAM, BACON, AND EGGS -
NEW POTATOES, DRY ONIONS, ORANGES, APPLES,
LEMONS, AMD WATER-MELONS .
NEW STOCK OF STANDARD SIZE FILMS FOR YOUR
KODA K
PLENTY OF FRESH AMMUNITION - NOW GO AND
BRING HOME THE BACON.
"THE BEST BY TEST"
TrlP". iVIOOFjK
PAPS STCjHE
GROCERIES DRUG SUNDRIES
HARDWARE WORK CLOTHING
STANDARD OIL - AVIATION GAS - PEARL OIL BY
THE GALLON OR THE CASE
\j^j HEN YOU WANT,
EXPERT DEVELOPING & PRINTING
AND KODAK SUPPLIES -
HORLUCK'S DANISH ICS CREAM . .
HAAS & SONS FRESH CANDIES.
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS .
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SEWARD
ALASKA
FOR SALE - Six-room furnished frame house - interior walls
painted. Built-in conveniences. Gooc garoen
plot. Ideal business or residence site.
Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE -
Log cabin at Mile 44. One room - 12 X 16 -
Suitable for fishing and hunting lodge. Floor
and roof need repairing - no trick at all for
someone handy with hammer, nails and a saw.
Bargain at *75.00. Tnouire at this office.—
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bixler
and their children, Janet and
Jo Ann, returned recently from
having spent the summer Out
side when Mr. Bixler attended
the Puget Sound summer Achool
for teachers,at Tacoma. Mr.
Bixler is in charge of %he
school at Hope.
Miss Agnes Anderson and
Miss Jean McCulloch, bofth of
Seward, drove to Hope Tuesday
and visited in Mocse Peiss.
Roland Paul improved his
property on Trail Lake avenue
last week by building aide
walks and stair steps to the
idoore of his two cabins.
The Harry L. Smiths came
in from their resort, Rus
sian River Rendezvous, last
Wednesday night to remain
juntil next season.
Hr. and Mrs. Rob kcEach
|em of the Oracle mine, were
jSeward visitors Saturday.