About one egg out of ever 20
produced on the farm never gets
on I ho table. About 2.000,000 eggs |
annually spoil or are broken dur- |
ing the trip from producer to !
customer.
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OUT-OF SEASON DUEL
VETOED IN PARIS
•
.PARIS (U.P.)—Certain Paris so
cial circles say the 1948 dueling
season did not open until Feb. 15.
"It’s much too early to duel.”
said Michael de la Confrevon, a
young industrialist who claims to
be an authority on such matters.
At any rate, the first duel of
1948, scheduled last January be
tween Jacques Hebertot, Paris
theatre manager, and Herve Lau
wiek, drama writer for a Paris
weekly, was called off. Lauwieh
had written that Hebertot's latest
play “stinks.”
Their seconds met in a court of
honor and decided, rather than to
authorize a duel out of season
“a grave breach of form,” accord
ing to Confrevon—that “the chal
lenge and acceptance resulted
from a misunderstanding, not an
affront.”
IF YOUR DEALER CAN'T SUPPLY YOU.
|| LET GEORGE DO IT
ENGINES. POWER TOOLS. MACHINERY
G. H. Everitt
Merchandising Service
Box 416 Seward Madison 5 8
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KIMBALL PIANOS
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Novelties, Textiles,
Chenilles, Rayons,
Nylons, Toys,
LINEN SUPPLIES
PROFESSIONAL UNIFORMS
Mr. John Q. Public
Anywhere, Alaska
Dear Mr. Public:
On payday,—does your money go around?—or does it fail to stop all the gaps made
by last month's bills?
If your problem is making both ends meet at the end of the month, due to the high
cost of living, we know that we can interest you. We are after more business and
want part of yours by deserving it.
We invite you to examine the partial list of commodities, ranging from building
materials to staple groceries, which are available. This list is by on means complete.
It does however, give you a fair idea of the tremendeous coverage of everyday
needs.
Have you ever had some friend in the wholesale business take you to a manu
facturer's and let you select the exact item you wanted, at the wholesale price?—Re
member what a bargain it was—how far below the regular prices? Well.—this is
about the way our new service works. Of course, we can not take you to the manu
facturer, but we can bring the manufacturer’s products to you at a great saving.
Now. here is the point. We are in a position to secure any and all items of merch
andise which your needs may require. These purchases are shipped direct to you
from the factory or distributer, which ever the case may be. For this service we
ask a very nominal charge. So small in fact, that there is very little left after pay
ing operating expenses. It is only through a volumn of business that we are able to
extend this service to you
Whether you contemplate building a new home, or replace a worn out appliance,
or just the necessary items for the pantry, we firmly believe that you will find
our service a gTeat advantage in helping you adjust the family budget. We would
appreciate the opportunity of discussing this service further with you in person. All
inquiries are answered promptly, and our phone is Adams 146. If you have any
buying problems with which we could help, please feel free to call on us.
We have enjoyed our business relationship with you in the past, and are looking
forward to hearing from you again in the very near future, regarding our new ser
vice, we remain
Very truly yours
KENAI SALES COMPANY
HEH/rm Sales Manager
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