Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Pieree are expected to ar
rive on the train from the
north tonight, Mr. Pierce
having completed his work
at Anchorage.
Miss Mary Stafford and
Charles Clements were Moos>
Pass visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Westenbarger, who spent
two weeks in one of Mrs.
Lawing’s cabins at Lawing,
have returned to their homo
at Anchorege.
The first cleanup for
this season at Lewis Tular
e's Grant lake mine netted
a sum that made Mr. Tulare
smile with gratification.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bolam
of Forest Acres came to
Moose Pass for their mail
on Wednesday.
Mrs, Clarence Scheiber
and her granddaughter,
Elaine Kennedy, are sailing
this weekend on the SS
Alaska on a business trip
to Oak Harbor, on Whidby
Island, Wash. Mr. Scheiber
leaves today for Circle Ho
Springs, hoping to be ben
efited by those curative
water baths.
Melvin Bechtel of Palme;’
who has been visiting his
aunt, MrB. John L, Nelson,
leaves today for his home.
Jim Nelson of Seward,
spent Monday and Tuesday
in Moose Pass.
Charles Flynn is now lo
cated at Kanakanak near
Dillingham in the Bristol
Bay section.
L. G. Pewitte, teacher
at Kenai, drove to Moose
Pass Saturday with Dr. How
ard Romig and enjoyed some
good fishing in this area.
Mr. and Mrs. George W.
James, driving their hand-:
some new Buick sedan, were |
calling on friends in Moosd
Pass Saturday. Mr. James j
visited the Golden Gate Ex-}
position while Outside and !
says that everything aHout
it is beautiful beyond des
cription.
NEW CABBAGE- from Cooper's
Landing
NEW POTATOES
CELERY *
GRAVELSTEIN APPLES
EN ROUTE - CHERRIES, APRICOTS, GRAPES,
PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES.
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GASOLINE - OILS
MOOSE PASS_ ALASKA
L\ewar
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A C H I N E
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EXPERT MACHINE WORK - PLUMBING AND HEATING -
"RELIANCE" OIL BURNERS - Let us give you a
demonstration.
WE SELL AGENCY
INTERNATIONAL FORD
TRUCKS & HUDSON
TRACTORS * * TERRAPLANE CARS
SEWARD
ALASKA
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M P A N Y
GENERAL
DRUG
MERCHANDISE . . . KODAK SUPPLIES . . .
WHITMAN'S *GIFT*BOX* CANDIES . CHOCOLATES .
*BON-BONS*
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS
SEWARD ALASKA
WATCH YOUR WORDS, MENI
Poetical Suitor - I love the good, the true and beauti
ful.
Eileen - This is so sudden} but I'm sure father will
consent. -Chance Hits
SATURDAY NIGHT
Three-year-old Peggy was trying to prove that she
could bathe herself. At long last she called outs
"Please, Mummy, come wa3h my back - it's so far behind
me l"
FOR SALE - A cabin on' 10 acres at Mile 44, bordering the
highway. Mountain stream with plenty of fish in it
runs by back door of cabin. Suitable for vacation lodg
In the heart of the mining district. Bargain at $75.
Inquire at Moose Pass Miner cabin (so that we can get a
commission on this sale}._