laeka housekeepers must, of necessity, emulate the busy bee
and lay by stores for winter. School-lunches, in particular,
are problems for Alaska mothers.
\j\je have in stock a big variety of luncheon meats, picnic hams
canned meats, sandwich spreads, peanut butter, mayonnaise,
cheese of various kinds, pickles, olives and other gooc'
things that go to make the perfect sandwich.
j n our Dry Goods department we have warm winter-weight under
wear, SV7EATERS for boys or girls, boys' SCHOOL SHIRTS, boys'
SCHOOL TROUSERS, girls' DRESSES.
J ^ eaeraber that we are selling BOYS' ALL-TOOL JACK3TS, sizes
6 to 16 for only $5.50.
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hen, too, we have extra good buys in GIRLS' COATS.
I ome in and talk over quantity buying of staples like coffee,
sug&r, flour, toa, canned tomatoes, pumpkin, com, spinach,
beans, sweet potatoes, crackers, pancake flours, syrups,
hams, bacons, sea-foods, and wo promise you that you will be
pleasantly surprised at our prices.
e carry your favorite magazines and newspapers.