C0r;s ArtE TESTED.
Earl F. Graves D,V,M.
of Palmer was in tom
last vreek to examine the
Bell Dairy herd.
Lr, Bell, ovmer of
The Dairy stated that
four milk covrs were test
ed and that all tests
were satisfactory.
BHENMAN Family leaves
^ FO it SEATTLE HOME
Mr, and Mrs* Jack
Brennan and daughter
Kathy left today for
Seattle via Anchorage.
Mr. Brennan who is
associated with the Ala
ska-Seldovia Packers has
been in charge of the Co.
office of the cannery
here this summer.
I'jtS. JOHNSON TO
VISIT IN SEATTLE
Krs. 77. 5. Johnson
rras a Denali passenger on
the stateside voyage. She
rrill visit in Seattle.
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THE SQDk RJt,
BEACHCOMBER HOTEL rill
be open from 7 P, li.
to lOtOO P.II.
? be£inniBg October 1st.
CUSTJi'ErtS are asked
* to cbservc- the change
t • of hours.
(
I
m. allen leaves
FOtt, VISIT d STaTES.
“Pop" Allen of the
Surf Club, v/as a passen
ger on the outbound'
Denali ^en it left Sel
dovia Bay on Monday, He
7/ill visit in Washington
and Oregon during his
stateside trip. * •
SELDOVIaN'S RETURN
FROM BUSINESS TRIP
Mayor Kenneth Patton
and G. 0. Swain returned
to Seldovia aboard the
Deanli on Sunday ni^ht.
They have been in
Kodiak for several day:
on business.
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DIAMOND FAMILY TO
COMBINE BUSINESS AND
PLEASURE STaTESIDE TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Orin
Diamond and son Richard
left on the Denali on
Monday for the State?.
They plan to combine
a business and pleasure
trip and will return in
a few weeks.
BALISHOFF CHILDhEN TO
ATTEND r«kNGELL SCHOOL
Micky Balashdff,arid '
his sister Doris- /were
passengers on the out- .
bound Denali. They will *
go to Tfrangell where they
will attend the Irangell
Elenentary School.
Hiss Beatrice. ’Yils
gard will look after the
youngsters aboard ship
until they arrive at
their destination. *'
! “Not to be true to
the best one _ knows is
the only real failure
in life."
'7H0S IN T0"Ni
VISITING :*
SELDOVIA HOUSE:
Dick Crav/ford, Nr. and
Its. H$rry Normal, '7. F.
Brown, Its. J. E. Graham
and son, I-rs, llaude K.
Forolie, Ben Barber and
rife, Claude Andresen,
jpCv (kicker > Llarion Henke,
rr0 j, palace.
EEaCHCOI IB5R:
3. A. 3cllany, Homer;
A. Rosenblad, Halibut
Cora. _
LIPKE’S DRESS SHOP j
HAS ANOTHER BUJLA GARISOIJ HIT OF THE -iE-iR!
Kow it’s orginals in the Pajama line ior the
Talented Lady, and Lipke’s proudly shorn the
‘'•lumber jacks”, nationally advertised in t^e ;
* Nadenoiselle Kagazine.
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Outing flannel pajamas created for comfort and
style in plaid combinations of yellow an- blue,
mink and —hite and blue and -diite, ^
Paula Garisen Lumber Jacks priced at
»
ipqn
1002 Tool 3ke Sweaters in grey, creen and rose
color combinations in womens sizes to ana
ior the yo^iisstcrs in sizes 7 *