MA.TAFUSKA VALLEY BULLETINS miAGED IN
SiPPME^'T. Tho bullotins put out by,’”. A.
Rocke tliat v/o have Arornisdd would bd on
hand, vero on'tho Alaska''and bpcamo ;
donaged in transit to the cxte'nt' that
th y ’. ore returned to Portland. Nord was
received here this vook, that tho Settlor
would hear later as to rhon the shipment
would be replaced. '
rThcn they do arrivo; a notice to that
I*££dct--v'ill be publishod.
VflRIETy VOGUES
A NEW ■ SHIPMENT Cf
SUITS
sprnib corns
IN 'LIGHT BRIGHT
COLORS
SHOCKS in
1% AVON t,
GABARDINE -.
HAS ARRIVED j
STOP IN A Ml' jyj
HAVE a look "o
I
UJEfiTHEI?' REPORT FOR
flTHREH
Our good weather seems to continue on in
to spring with the temperatures hanging
for the most part above the freezing point
After the break in the extreme weather of
the latter part 6f January and the .first
part of February, we have had very little -
cold weather. Following' is a report of 1
temperatures for the month of March,as com
piled at the Experiment Farm by Mr. Lloyd
TM r\cr
Day
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Min.
16
12
11
14
19
23
25
25
20
16
16
26
31
22
22
23
Max.
43
38
37
32
42
45
40
36
40 •
34
33
40
47
48
31
42
| Day Max Min.
I 17 48 ‘ 23
18 52 33
! 19 49 32
j 20 44 31
I 21 '50 26
22 44 27
| 23 38 19
I 24 29 19
I 25 38 23
i 26 44 28
! 27 40 28
28 40 18
! 29 39 12
i 30 40 12
j 31 .38 12
i
it "ill oe noted that the temperatures
were above freezing every day with the
exception of March 4th and 15th at which
times it was just at the froozing point. •
On the 19th the mercury just barely reach
ed the freezing point at the minimum point
Thus far during April the woathcr has not
been very cold-and of course everyone
hopes that r;o will not have any. _
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