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to maintain TOP health,
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MAS LESALLV FILED
CLAIM for all rights
to the MOON and STARS
in the UNIVERSE //
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Blessed are the poor, they git
more miles to the gallon.
* * *
Since Doc Henton has a new
pretty nurse, Grandpa Irsoges
ailments is all actin’ up agin.
Too much crooked th'nkin’
kin end a feller up in a
straight jacket.
* * *
When some fellers pour on
,the oil tiiey siop over.
,VA * * * ...
Usually as the. head - swells •
the mind shrinks.
* * *
A feller with blue eyes and
red hair and greenbacks kin
alwajs git a gai.
* * •
Yep, a triangle is quite often
a wreck tangie.
* * *
Reformers are always looked
on as the meddle class.
* * »
An epitaph to a cook; ‘‘Peace
to his hashes”.
» • •
An epitaph to a waiter; By
and by God caught his eye.
* * *
Some women do speak well of
their husbands while others teH
the truth.
—REV. CHARLEY GRANT
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9. Employ
12. First woman
13. Water wheel
14. Catholic sister
15. Merchant
17. Urns
19. Fish eggs
20. Positive tormina
22. Male singing voic
24. Heads of prisons
27. Either
28. Vends
30. Negative word
31. Parent
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37. Vitier
39. Men
41. French
con unction
42. Ea-er
45. Trite
47. Trips
48. Spread to dry
49. Aids
51. Brave
54. Cyst
55. Belonging to them
58. Feather scarf
69. Seine
60. Dispatches
61. Finish
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1. Marry
2. Hail
3. Long for
4. One who scoffs
5. Craggy mountain
6. Comparative
suffix
7. 3.1416
8. Taste
9. Hidden
10. Institute legal
proceedings
11. Printing measures
16. Disengage
20. Pur.cMng tool
21. Pertaining to the
22. Precious stone
23. Expunge
25. New
26. Aver
29. Kind of monkey
31. Teases
35. Compound ether
38. Apparent
40. Onager
43. Pare:! of land
4-1. Ej-.ls
46. Dried clay bricks
49. Beard
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53. • Mean fellow
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CAPE CHINIAK
SEA LION EXCURSIONS!
THjw i(i hr msde to Gape Chiniak twice daily dur
ing the month of July to accomodate passengers want*
log to take advantage of these days.
The entire family will enjoy this unusual outing. Bring
all your camera equipment and get some of the most
thrilling action shots of these huge mammals.
Lunch Jind \beverages served aboard. Round trip
takes about three and a half hours. Arrange your own
party of friends.
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Adults $7.50 each Children under 12 $3.50
+ WEEKDAY CRUISES 4
ALL DAY CRUISES In WHALE PASS and WHALE
ISLAND bird rookeries with stop over at the village
flf lluzinkie for pictures of old Russian church*
Leave Kodiak at 9 AM aud return at 2 PM.
■' .Special rates for party of six.
This is a very picturesque boat trip.
FDH FUHTHEH INFORMATION
Call ALF MADSEN 3272
MONTMARTRE INN
Dine & Dance
Fresh Air Borne Steaks - never frozen
Country fried chicken - french fried Prawns
A1 Riley—Drums Bill Lee—Sax Fred Holt—Piano
Music Begins At 10
Playing all requests including Schottishe - Polka - Hambo
New Retail Liquor Store >
OPEN ADL HOURS
Ice Cold Beer And Pop For Those Sunday Picnics '
Packaged Liquor to take out at Popular Prices
Bar -* Resturant & Liquor Store Closed Tuesday