j^-VERYONE Jj^NJOYS (J1 0 0 D
R E A K F A S T
UR STOCK SUGGESTIONS ARE FRESH & CANNED FRUITS. PEP,
ALL BRAN, CREAM OF WHEAT» QUAKER QUICK OATS, WHEAT HEARTS, GRAPE NUT FLAKES,
SHREDDED WHEAT, AND POST TOASTIES.THEN SWIFT'S HAM OR
BACON AND A-l LARGE EGGS...* THEN LAST NOT LEAST - READY
MIXED PANCAKE & WAFFLE FLOUR - WITH JAM OR JELLY . .
_ AND A NICE CUP OF COFFEE OF HILLS BROS. RED CAN COFFEE.
UhEN YOUR DAY WILL PASS PLEASANTLY.
ESTES
proprietors
(Continued from page 1).
could run an eye down until
you came to 15g ?
—Detroit News.
Mrs. Nellie Neal Lawing
has returned from her trip
to the States.
R. A. Paul is spending a
few days in Moose Pass. He
is now working in Seward.
A reluctant conscript
asked by the acmy oculist
to read a chart was prepare<
and said,"What chart?"
"Just sit down in that
chair and I'll show you."
"What chair?"asked the
draftee.
He was deferred because
of bad eyesight, so he went
to a movie. When the
lights came on, he was hor
rified to discover the ocu
lestin the next seat. So
he saidt
"Excuse me, does this
bus go to Tacoma?"
He had taken too many
cocktails and suspected his
table partner was aware of
it. With careful polite
ness he offered apology and
added "tho I may be slightly
under the affluence of inka
hol, I'm not so think as you
drunk I am."
Having proved that a fam
ily of five can live on $7.
50 a week, an eastern exper
imenter will now resume eat
ing, “ Milwaukee Journal,
DELICIOUS PINK MEAT GRAPEFRUIT -
ORANGES - LEMONS -WINE SAP APPLES
CHEESE OF VARIOUS TYPES
ASSORTED COOKIES. .
NEW STOCK OF
CANDIES •
JUST RECEIVED...
CANNED MEATS
« SEA FOOD
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF -
CANNED FRUITS & VEGETABLES
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GASOLINE AND OILS. . .
MOOSE PASS
ALASKA
General MacArthur and Mr. Stalin are cordially invi
ted to come to Alaska as soon as they finish the jobs
they are working on now.
Hitler's name is really Adolf Schicklgruber. The
translation is said to be "privy cleaner." Sounds reas
onable.