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THE TRUTH
By Arnold [j
EASLEY
OFTEN LIVE TO
100 VEARS y
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.Modern
CHILDREN
> av’a ' '
TALLER
on the
avar’aqe
■than
their PARENTS
or GRANDPARENTS!
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HEALTHIER- -AND
WILL LIVE- A
longer life-time)
OWNS
AAAOe-It tooK 15
ifc. and is valued at
-ck
Up git i—.
• * •
One way for a feller to be
boss at home Is to send the
wife and kids away on vaca
tion.
• • •
It seems that all the fellers
we’d like to poke in the nose
are bigger than we are.
• * •
It seems like the door of op
portunity is always slammed in
our face.'
* • •
Every politician claims to be
the people’s choice.
• * *
Ridge Corners was dark last
night as Junior Hinch got his
kite string tangled up in the
light wires yesterday.
* * »
Since that good lookin’ paper
hanger come to Ridge Corners
he’s gittin’ a lot of free din
ners.
• • *
The feller who don’t know
where his money gees ain’t
married.
—REV. CHARLEY GRANT
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12. Great lake
13. Implement
14. Self
15. Sneers
17. Window above
door
19. Parsonage
20. Belief
21. Vender
23. Take an attitude
26. Printing measure
28. Father
29. More uncommon
.30. Animal fat
33. Lamprey catcher*
34. Light part of
milk
35. Upper limb
36. French
conjunction
37. Lead
38. Exposing to air
41. Darlings
43. Parts of shoes
46.Cut out pattern
48. Shop
49. By
50. Part of foot
52. Facility
53. Affirmative word
54. Essential being
55. Part of plant
DOWN
1. Boat steering
wheel
2. Region
3. Legal claims
4. Concise
6. Put in pots
7. More painful
8. Ardor
9. Bring back
10. Past
11. Male cat
16. Rarely
18. Country between
Tibet and India
22. Edict
24. Dry
25. Formerly
2u. Engrave
27. Female horse
29. Negligent
31. Conductors
32. Burdened
S3. Make a mistake
35. Passageways
39. Short letters
40. Exhibit evil
pleasure
42. Pain
44. Gaelic
45. Appear to be
46. Emissary
47. Golf mound
51. French article
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CAPE CHINIAK
SEA LION EXCURSIONS!
Tri** % ill hr made to Gape CblsUk twice dolly dur
IK the month of July to accomodate passengers Want
ipg to taka 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 and beverages served aboard. Round trip
takes about three and a half hours. Arrange your own
party of friends.
Adults $7.50 each Children undor 12 $3.50
* WEEKDAY CRUISES |
Ml DAY EHUISES to WHALE PASS and WHALE
ISLAND bird rookeries with stop over at the village
of Unziokie for pictures of old Russian church*
Leave Kodiak at 9 AM and return at 5 PM.
5pecial rates for parly of six.
This is a very picturesque boat trip.
FDD FURTHER INFORMATION
Call ALF MADSEN 3272
SUMMER VACATION TRIPS!
Arrange yodr own party fcf thrtfe orte'eouplfe bring the children too . .
The 05 MM trip R*. and SfteHki.fr3fr.itt inf. bg.
Hfk Bay. i.fh ittelf. .n Center. tot tt» WfoHire nk *.f.*thVpr6f(.r*M0e *Wt ..He
of Kodiak Island.
In camp you will hare at your disposal boats. motors. gaa and oil. and the finest
feed money ean buy. Large cemforttble cabin, with oil heat for your comfort.
-Prices are 88 follows: $26 per day for each couple. Children under 12 $10 per day.
This includes transportation to and from camp.
Mak e your reservations EARLY in order to take advantage of your weekend days
for further information call
Alf Madsen
3272