rou know, . ■ .
*'V£ B££N THINKING
W£en you get what you want
la you? g%niggle rfor self,
Aad the yorlA makes you
tin* for % lay,
* Then §6 Vo jrbur mirror and
look at yourself,
\ad aea what'the guy has
$•>■*« ■ ; -; i
for It t'sn't your father
©y mother or wife, ■
>&©«© Judgement upon you
must pass, • * •
, The fellow whose* verdict
©oynts'most in your life,
Is tlie guy staring - back
from the glass*
He’s the man you must
please; never mind all the
rest.
For he*s with you clear up
te the end,
And you’ve passed your
meet difficult, dangerous
teat,
If the guy in the glass is
your friend*
You may be like Little
Jack Horner and "chisel" a
plum,
And think. you're a wonder
ful guy,
But the .man ‘ in the glass
says 3roufre tj*ly a bum,
If* you .can't look him
straight.in the eye^
You may fool the world
down the pathway of'years,
.And get pats on the back
as you pass,
But your final reward will
be heartaches and tears,
If you have cheated the
nan in t^p glass#
A thought for tha weak*-Tbf«e
"T»e”that .have caused a H6t
of trouble are: '•tongue♦
thoughts and temper*
Ray Green* Church of Christ
agricultural consultant
TO WORK ON PENINSULA ,
Dr. George, D* Scareeth,
agricultural consultant* will
spend a portion of the third
week of August on the Kenai
Fen instila investigating nu
tritional problems of Alaskan
crops, according to word re
ceived from the Extension
Service.
This trip will be soar
seth’s second to the Terri
tory. As director of re
search for the American ?arm
Research Association* he was
a principal speaker at last
February’s All-Alaska Farm
Forum held- in Palmer* Mrs*
Scarseth and their daugitsr*
Mary, will accompany him*
CALL FCR BIDS POSTED
AT POSTOFFICE
A call for bIda baa bean
posted in the posteffice to
carry mail by air batman
Seldovia and Port Graham once
a week. The contract to car
ry the mail had originally
been awarded to the Inlet
^lying Service, however it is
understood that protests have
been made to the award on the
grounds that the original
call for bids had not been
properly posted or the award
properly made#
ANCHOR PT.
The Alaska^oad emission
has been gravelling portions
of the ^orth 'fork road which
broke down 'during break-up
this 3pring#
The frank Loosli family
received electricity last
week whioh makes them very
happy*
A stork shower was held
last Wednesday afternoon for
Lorna Keeler at the Easons*
Siva Griner and Alice Bason
were co-hostesses*
Silvers are running in the
Anohor River*
Mrs* Lloyd Onstott went to
Seldovia for a visit last
week, got a job, and is stay
ing for a few weeks*
7ord has been received via
radio that iar* and %s* Paul
Walter are the parents of a
son born last week at Anchor
age*
NET? BULLETINS AVAILABLE
Several new agricultural
bulletins are available not:
at the Homer extension office
according to word received
from the Extension Service*
The bulletins axes "Mos
quitoes—Ho~ to Control Them
on Your Property**; "Cabbage
Insects; How to Control Them
in the Home Garden**; '’Home
Cured Meat: How to Protect it
from Insects’*; "Poultry Mites
How to Control Them**; "Farm
Methods of Cooling,/ Milk**;
"Insects and Diseases of Veg
etables in the Home Garden**;
"Horn Flies on Catt’le— How to
Control Them**, and "Hhurarb—
. Cultivation, v F^od Value,
Preparation, Preservation”* ’
.. “i- ---4*
Homer
«Humor
"Tills is • tne garage,"
excited voids proclaimed to a
man over the phone# "Youi
wife just drove your car la
here to he repaired# and 1
want to know who*s go in#.
"O.K., O.K*," interrupted
the man wearily* *1*11 pay
for the car."
"What I want to know is#
who’s going to pay to fix my
garage?"
. mxxxxxx
Thoso who cause divisions#
in order to injure other peo**
pie, are in fact preparing
pitfalls for theJr own ruin.
—Chinese Maxim
xmmxx
"Please furnish a copy for
my file." That means? "X
think setnething is going to
go wrong with this, and if it
does I want to be able to
belt you good#"
xxraxjaoc
7omen live longer than*
men* And it serves them
right*
xmxxra
A 'woman with a re put at ioh
as a man-hater announced sud-.
denly that she s?aa going to(
be married*
"Goodnessl" exclaimed a
friend, ”1 thought you de
spised all men*"
"$i, , .Ido„" replied the
br ide-tto-be, "but this man
aclced me to marry him*"
Beautiful *300 Weatherby Mag
num rifle, $138*75* SP0ROSB .
AMS Co* on Airport Hoad*
%
. YOU DON'T GAMBLE
WHEN YOU
TRADE AT HOME
There’s no gamble ’alien you trade at home
because you can see shat you are getting
before you buy# This is probably the most
important factor to be considered when you
decide that you need a particular item of
merchandise* But there are other factors,
to be considered* i/hen you buy locally*,
you know that if it isn’t right you can
take it baok* You know that if it is an
item that will need servicing you c^n ex
pect that service from your local merchant#
&ut there., is another; thing that is even
more important*/;,' It is a sure thing that
*the dollars you spend will be used to buy
more stock so that you will have a better
selection the next /time you shop* They
will be kept in Homer as much as “possible
and spent again and igain to eventually re
turn to you in one ’way or anothe r* Then
your dollar leaves the community i1^ is gone
never to return*! The cash value \of'the
’comunityida Sfust that much less*‘~' ‘
YQUR TRADE-AT-HOME MERCHANTS
/
* INLET SERVICE
HOMER FOOD .CENTER
DON E§ SMITH
BAY CLOTHIERS
UMINSKI’S
HEX’S METAL works
VERN MUTCH QRUCS
INLET SPORT SHOP
PI0N23R HARDWARE
BANK OF HOtSR
TERMINAL OIL SALES
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