REAL ESTATE
M. D. SNODGRASS
BARGAIN S IN RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTY
VEGETABLE { DAIRY• FARMS
CHOICE 5 ACRE TRACTS
LISTINGS NEEDED
IT PAYS - - ' •
TO ADVERTISE
PIOflEER
ACC.IDENT LL I .F E
1 A lT T 0 i! 0 B I L 3 T R'X'P
•• : . • :
HEALTH HIRE
BRING Y.OUR .'.INSURANCE
PROBLEMS TO US
WRIGhtT BUILDING
PfiimER CO L[
STORAGE
SELECT CUTS
OF
* MEAT
AT PRICES THAT ARE
TIGHT
EGGS MILK IS UTTER t
CHEESE' ’ *
VARIETY OF' LOCKERKITS
AVAIL ABLE
HOW TO KEEP EGGS FRESH
Eggs should always be kept under nronor
refrigeration. As soon as the houserife
buys eggs, she should put then in the re
frigerator in order to "rcsorvo the ordin
al quality. Eggs can best bo stored for
several months at tonneraturcs as lor as
32 i but of course the housorife rould
probably nood to store then for only a
reck. Horovcr, only a rook can do u lot
to ruin tho quality of the egg, if not
properly stored.
’lam dry reathcr is particularly hard on
egg quality, Tho'thick albunon of the egg
changes to a thin, ratory albumen; any .
bacteria present multiply ran idly;passago
of rater from tho albunon to tho yolk takes
place; and tho'egg shrinks in roight duo
to evaporation.
Egg's nood to be protected fron high tonD
oraturcs and dryness. They should be kept
at temperatures fron 4-0 to 65 degrees rifch
relative humidity above 80 percent.
The poultryman should take every precau
tion to get his eggs to market in as rood
condition-as possible, Lggs rhich have
already deteriorated iron irmro-ncr handling
car.not be restored by placing then under
good regpigerntion"after they roach the
market. Therefore, eggs should, be deliver
ed to the narlx.t at least trice a "cok.
They should’be gathered often and cooled
immediately, and stored in a cool niece,
free from odors.
DR. 6 MRS. SIM 5 REPORT
EXCELLENT MEETING AT PARK
Dr. and :,Irs. F.R. Sins returned from the
Alaska Convention for the American Legion
and Auxiliary this last t/eek very enthusi
astic over the rork of these organizations.
They left Anchorage last Wednesday and. re
turned on Sunday of this reek. There r/oro
about 200 present Hrs. Sins said.
Hr. Perry Broun, National Commander uho .
lives in Bcaunont, Toxas; and Hrs. Laura
Goodo fron Portland, Oregon v;hO is the
neu Rational President of tho Legion Auxi
liary voro present at the nesting. less.
Sins uas high in her praise of Ups. Goodo
as an orator.
Department officers elected for the ensuing
year rorc: '
.utnoi Tonsotn of Jairoanks, President;
Delia Sarff of Petersburg, First Vico Prps.
Edith Davis of Anchorage, Second Vico °
Lyda Roloy of Anchorage, Secretary-Proas.
Be ttylee VanHorn of Sitka,'Chaplain
Virginia Noonan of Cordova, Historian
Sandra Zongcr of Juneau, Sgt. at Arras.
Flora Mickens and Its. Hartman of Anchorage
r/ero elected as Dent. Executive Committee'
\7oraen.
-Next year—the Convention trill be held in
Juneau, Mrs. Sims said.
Perry McLain tras elected Dent. Commander
■for the Legion and Ethel Lindloy Adjutant.
SPEC IAL MEETING- OF AUXILIARY THIS FRIDAY
Mrs. Sims has'called a spocial mooting of
the Legion Auxiliary for this Friday eve. ■
ning to initiate all members. T'-o Ir.it-'. -
tion team trill be comprised of Department ,
officers rith Ethel Host, National Execu
tive Committee y.-oman as Initiating Officer.