LOCAL ITEMS
'Word has been received here that
buddy J. Yohn was on the U.S.S.
namint as radio man. The
namint, flagship of Vice Adm.
rank .Tael: Fletcher, moved into
northern Honshu on Sept. 8.
Japanese emissaries completed ar
rangements aboard her for the
Americans to take over the Base.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter Huntley have]
.received word from Mr. and Mrs. A.
Y. Hairr, who spent much time hero
in the Valley, that they are enhout
to their winter home 88 miles up
the Yukon from Circle Hot Springs.
They spent one week in Fairbanks,
where Mr. Hairr bought a dbg team,
and then went on to Circle. There
Mr, Hairr built a boatMrs .Hairr
was looking forward to moving into
their new home for the winter.
It will be greatly■appreciated
if Advertizers will have the next
week’s ad ready by Tuesday evening.
It takes much more time to print a
paper that has doubled in the last ■
year and especially so when the
equipment is gradually falling to
nieces. It took 6 hours to mlmeo
’aph the-last issue and then there
.st bo an allowance of 2 hours to
it it together-. Of course during
that six hours the Mimeograph had
to be repaired.' '
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WEDDING CAKES
BIRTHDAY CAKES
Ci.KES MADE FOR SPECIAL EVENTS
BREAD ■ white : french
WHOLE WHEAT RYE
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\\ 'COFFEE CAKES
•BUTTERHDRNS
BEARS CLAWS
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PERKINS
• NOTICES'
Tho Ladies Aid of the United
Protestant Church will have an all
day meeting next Wednesday in the
Social Hail of the Church, The meet
wi'll begin at 10:00 A.IT0 and a Pot
Luck mrnch will bs served at noon,
The meeting will be for the purpose
of working on things for. the Bazapr,
There will be a meeting of the
Matanuskn Valley Chamber of Commerce
next Monday evening at 0 P.M. in ^ L
the Grange Hall., This will be an ]
Organizational Meeting. All those
itfho are interested are invited to
attend, <
Soldiers will arrive next week on
:hrce day passes to help with the
larvest of crops on Monday and Thurs
day, If you need help, contact Ted
barter or Roland Snodgrass,
Simeon Oliver, author of the well
mown book, “Son of the Smoky Sen,"
mr1 concert p*anist and lecturer,
.3 making a tcmr in the states where
le is booked for 3& weeks of lecture
md music, from coast to coast.
According to the Alaskan Weekly a
fleet of six trucks and two cars
from Fairbanks rolled over the Alcan
Highway to Edmonton and on into
Seattle this past month. The trip
was completed in lOg days, _
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'AIMER
Storage
CACHE Y O UII,/
MEAT \
THE 1
MODERN WAY
KEEP YOJR FRESH'MEAT IN YOUR
STORAGE LOCKER—IT WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY AND ASSURE YOU OF FRESH
MEAT when you need it.
WE HANDLE ALL KINDS OF FRESH
MEAT AND COLD MEATS.
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ROASTS CHOPS STEAKS i
COTTAGE CHEESE EGGS CHEESE j
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