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HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. and tors. Eugene Marsh are the
proud parents of a son, their first
child, born on June 11. The baby,
who has been named Lavid Eugene,
weighed ,6 lbs. 3 jz.
Mrs. JinvTyone of Gulkuna gave
birth t* a sen, Robert James, on
June 14.
Arthur Hutte, .an Eklutna student,
received medical treatment this week.
Elizabeth and Frank Tyone of
Sourdough were hospital patients
a few days for medical treatment.
Mr. Hbnning Benson was hospital
ized on Thursday, for a short time.
About this time of y<?ar when
mosquito repellants are being used
freely it might be well t» rfemember
that the fre.e use of some of these
repellants might be dangerous.
*ny Insect repellent that causes any
•s-kin irritation should be discon
tinued as. it may eause other serious
damage if continued t« b'e used,
David H oehn M.D.
ANCHORAGE WOMAN GROWS"TROPICAL
PLANTS .
Mrs. Fred Schodde ofrAnchorage
has exotic tropical gloxinias in
blobm and orchids in bud. Lhe•
raised the first orchids in.Alaska
in 1938. Her success with orchids
led to her experiment with gloxinias
and she now.has of these*plants.
SJao lets the p-lanxs\sleep in winter,
storing them in a dry, dark place
and reporting them in the spring*
til
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SHOES BABIES
BOYS' & GIRLS' SIZES 10-3
, BOYS' 12h to 6
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MEN’S WORK SHOES'
LONG STOCKINGS FOR CHILDREN
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TRAINING- PANTS FOR BABIES
■WE STILL HAVE LOTS OF FISHING TACKLE
AND
-WE ALSO HAVE. JfBBNTY OF THINGS FOR
••-PICNIC LUNCHES '