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ALE AND 1 I N E S . * SANDWICHES AND
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BILLY AND BILL ESTES
MOOSE PASS
ALASKA
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SUBMERGED VALLEY
AND MOUNTAIN
DISCOVERED OFF
KODIAK ISLAND.
The Surveyor, geodetic ; j
survey boat, has discovered
a 10, 320 foot submerged
mountain, seutheast *f Ko
diak Island and a valley .
24,000 feet deep, parallel
ing the Aleutian Islands
for a distance of 20 miles.
Delegate Anthony J.Dimond
may make a trip to Alaska !
before Congress convenes in
regular session in January.i
The Selukwe Gald Mining !
and Finance company is rush|
ing machinery by plane from
the mouth ef the Unuk riv-.
er te a lake located mere ,
than 3000 feet above sea
level. Around 25 tons of ■
mining machinery will be 1 ;
flown in. From the lake j
it is taken by pack trail ■ 1
to the mine site.
The Alaska Miner last
week carried a picture of :
Mrs. Iran Wilson and her j
fatherinlaw digging cabbe- j
gee in the snow at Palmer. j
An unusually early and
heavy snow caught the Colon
ists without all of their j
garden truck in.
Den Frye, high school
feotball player of Ft. Wortjh
Tex.,wore glasses ©n the j
gridiron thiss fall and is
letting Lloyd's of London j
de most of the worrying a- i
bout their being broken.He j
h&6 insured himself for ,
$15,000 against injury.The
glasses are of a material
supposed to be unbreakable.
Library open every Tues
day afternoon.
S U R F I N E
GROCERIES
AMD OTHER GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT THE MOOSE PASS
STORE . YOUR NEIGHBORS KNOW - SO - IF YOU
DOUBT IT - ASK ANY OF THEM.
LONG - DARK EVENINGS ARE WITH US .
LET US SUGGEST JOLLY TIME
POP CORN AND ALL KINDS OF
SUGAR, FLAVORS, AND NUTS FOR F U D G J.
TIME TO ENJOY YOURSELVES ! I I
"THE BEST BY TEST"
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TORE
GROCERIES
SHELF HARDWARE
DRUG SUNDRIES
’YORK CLOTHING
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HORLUCK'S *
DANISH ICE CREAM TO
TOP OFF YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER - -
HAAS & SONS FRESH CANDIES”
Expert Developing And Finishing
•f Your Films For Your Christmas
Pictures.
SEWARD
ALASKA
Mrs. Paul Williams entertained a fourseme at bridge
last Monday afternoon at her home. Playing were Lira.
S. L. Robbins, Mrs. Ralph Reid, Mrs. Harry L.Smith and
Mrs. Williams. ’//hen the cards were laid aside the h
ess served gingerbread topped with maple ice cream.