HOOKS - LINES - SINKERS - AND ALL OF
THE ACCESSORIES ...FISHING RODS .
SALMON EGGS.
CIGARS
C I G A RET T E S - TOBACCO
COMPLETE LINE OF CANNED FRUITS
AND JUICES, LUNCH MEATS, EGGS,
CANNED VEGETABLES, PIGS'FEET,
BUTTER, CHEESE. . . . STAPLE A
FANCY GROCERIES .
jVJd08£ d-\8£> 8TQHE
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approximately only one-quart or of the es
timated cost of the establishment of a new
port at Passage Canal and tho construction
of 13 miles of road through the mountains
to connect with The Alaska Railroad at
Mile 67; Be it therefore
"Resolved, That the legislature request
the Congress of the United States author
ise this road and bridge and appropriate
the money necessary for this project, and
that its construction be commenced immed
iately so as to insure its completion at i
the time when Seward and Kenai Peninsula j
as a whole will be no longer connected
with the interior of Alaska.
"And. your memorialist will over pray."
Bill Carden is working at his place at
Mile 58.
ICE CREAM
CANDIES
GREETING CARDS
DISTINCTIVE GIFTS
KODAKS & CAMERAS
i MAGAZINES
CURRENT BOOKS
EXPERT DEVELOPING AND FINISHING
SENARD aLaSKa
FOR SUNDAY DINNERS PLEASE ItAXE RESERVATIONS BY THURSDAY . . . $ 1.25
Bert Rouff of Anchorage,
flying Luke El1 /oil to his
hone on Upper SkiInk Lake,
landed on Trail Lake near
the railroad trestle last
night around 9 o’clock.
Every house and cabin in
lloose Pass is nov occupied
or under lease to goneone
temporarily absent.
The Ralph Reeds are wall'
papering their attractive
hone •
Bob Gillis received the
good ne\/s that his .-other
will visit hin soon. She
cones from San Antonio,
Texas.
The. 1940 census in Alaska
gave the Territory a popula
tion of 71,911, Only two
states, Florida and New Mexico,
surpassed Alaska in rate of
growth during the last decade,
/hatever became of Huizig
-'.There All This Began?
--Los Angeles Tiues.