AYR, COOK INLET
SHUT UP'SHOP
Two , local cat)*
neries, the Alaska
Year Round * Canning
Co., and Cook Inlet
Packing Co., turned
the keys in cannery
locks this Week
wrote f inis* to jthcir*
work for another^ea*
son* Four A¥R tenders
left Seldovia harbor
late Sunday afternoon
on the beginning i of
their trip to.winter
berths Outside. r \
The aYR cookhouse
officially • closest
yesterddy.- Jack Bietz
of Horner,*^ who w.a^-in
charge of the kitchen
range- there,* plans to
return' to Homer, .soon
with 1 Mrs .' tlietz4 and
their new* son* . born
at Seldovia hospital
a few days ago* M^ds
Peggy Daigan,* who was
iYR waitress; 'this
season, has switched
to kitchen duties at
the Linwood 'cafe. ;
Harry Leonhardt is
to be watchman at the
plant this winter,
and Mr. and Mrs.’ Gene
Wadsworth ' will live
in the house formerly
occupied by -Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Alexander.
The Wadsworth .home
will be occupied by
Charles Sharp.. .
Cleanup work at
the Cook Inlet ^plant.
was officially ./ter
minated early this
I
NO RAISE- FOR
COMMISSIONERS
THIS TERM
^ bill*’'hacently
introduced In Cong
ress .fey fief* ’ E. L*
Bartlett which would
.make the minimum com
• pensation of United
States" commissioners
3 in Alaska $2,400? and
would raise the, maxi
mum to $5,-000, died
V in committee, it was
7 ]v.epqr te d to -* O *.v*M*.
''Chambers here 'by the •
^del^gate last week*'
TBM'EVES ^
• '■ • nn-s
ST-6 A L VEGETA-B-teS,
WATER BAGS* '
,$neak thieves*
I- .raIded * the * John
Grodthbf, Vegetable
garden this * week, de*
st£oyihg dnd‘ tramp
ling ‘what they “did
n olfc steal. AUth or -
. ities afe investiga
ting the robbery, as
well as the recent
theft * of V water-bot
tles from the Stand
ard 'Oil crew. It is
believed a gang of
Seldovia boys may be
responsible for both
acts.
week, and the com-.
pany*s two tenders,
_the Westward and the
Adriatic, steamed Se
attle-ward on Monday*
:doOK'5 CaRPENTER^rKEPAIR DMOP '
CABINET WORK HAULING
TIES THAT BIND
Tell me not in mourn
ful phrases
That my ties should
} all be mild
That those uifrtsf as
seen in blazes * * .
For my ties are much
too wild.
Give me red — give
me yellow,
Green and purple, az
ure blue;
Give me tints that
scream and be!low
Give me tints of gay
est hue •
•Make them loud and I
will buy them',' :
Show^ them to a ^£sp-?: v.
■j r» thgx w'orld, j ?t m
Round my nbck I will - *
put and tie them,
Display them like a
flag, unfurled.-..
*-So speak ho more of
somber tones;
Sneer Hot at my mauve
and cream
You can have the tie
that groans,
Give me only those
that scream.
S-ii-L-E
Better hurry--*
There are just seven
of these good value
summer coats left.
Girls sizes from:
5 to 14 ' - '
Boxy styles with
velvet-trim col
lars in pretty
pastels or dark
serviceable colors
GREATLY REDUCED
Lipk£'s Dress Shop