WHERE DO YOU SELL YOUR
EGGS? cont. from p. 2
Some day tho Egg P'roducors arc goinfe to got
together and protect themselves against * .
members who undermine their.market in this
way. Co-ops in the States do not put up
with that kind of patronage. They all soli
through thoir marketing Association all
the timo—thoro arc no part timo mombers.
This’is really a serious mattor. Think it
over. Perhaps you haven’t roalizod just
what tho situation means. You havon’t
realized that you roally loso in the long
run—ovon though that nickel or' so moro
por dozen now looks mighty fino.
T7c do not want tho public to get tho idea
that our Co-op is mado up entirely by tho
abovo typo of member, V7o do have many mem
bers who oro faithfully bringing us all tho
eggs that they have to soil. If it wasn’t
for them, we might loso our egg markets
altogether, and we do want theso members to
know too that thoir support of the Associ
ation is appreciated by all thoso connected
with the Egg Production Department,
NSW POLICY.* cont.from p.
who handlo our products; and if wo oxpect
to hold thoir patronage, wo must confine
ourselves to the usual business practices.
Not too long ago, an item appeared in
"Some like-it Hot” in tho *orty Ninth Star
to tho effect that at a certain store in
Anchorago ono efiuld buy a quart of ice
cream for $1.00, two quarts for $2.00;but
a whole gallon for $2.00. The warty buying
the Ico Crtam decided to take tho gallon
and c£ll the neighbors in. This sounds
silly, but that’was tho way tho prices
wero.
For tho convenience of pcoplo nishing to *
buy more than a quart or tno of ice cream,
the creamery doos sell the gallon packs
of ice cream, but not at the old price of
$2,00. These are non ^2.50. For some un
knonn reason tho brick ico cream nas also
going out at tho 02.00 per gallon prico
although one quart of brick sold for .75.
This certainly did not mako sonso, since
there is all the addod labor of filling
quarts and pint3 to say nothing of tho
extra'cost of the containers. The price of
brick, ohore it is needed for parties etc.
in large quantities has non been placed
at 02,75 per gallon. At least one gallon
must be purchased at a time, and this can
not bo taken out a quart at a time.
WHY THERE WAS NO HEAT
Curing the past nock tho Povor House has
experienced some difficulty in getting the
steam through tho steam lines bocause of
a oroken dorm vacuum pump, Tho steam ’
lines have become nator-logged, pat Hammer
orplainod and until anothor pump is ob
tvi iod to pump this nater out, no amount
oi firing the boilers nill forco tho heat
through. High pros sure steam daro not bo
forced through because of the dangor in
bloning up tho entire line.
A non pump nas'supposed to‘bo enrouto, but
did not arrive. Thcreforo, the only re
course loft has boon to'borron or obtain
Cont. on pp. 4
J
DR. F R. SlfflS
DEDUST
PALMtfi. ALASKA
PEARL WHITE LAUnORy
DON'T let your work get you down.
Send that laundry to us during
the Harvest Season. |j
IRENE LEPAK
3EHmy
PERMANENTS
MACHINELESS
COLD NAVE
SHAMPOO 6 WAVE
TO KEEP THAT PERMANENT AT
ITS BEST.
LOU RASMUSSEN
REAL ESTATE
M. D. SNODGRASS
FARM FOR SALS
Dr. Hoehn residence—Modern house-good
land-fi#e location. Priced to sell.
2 OOP ACRES
Approximately 2000 acres patented land
close to excellent range lease on public
domain.
RHONE- 6 Y3
PICK-UP 6 DELIVERY
SERVICE
IN
PALMER 6 WAS ILL A
CLEANING & PRESSING
EFFICIENT 6 DEPEND A ISLE
SER VICE
OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK
MONDAY-FRIDAY
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