BEV/ARE THE FROST SUNDAY
According to the weather reports
in Anchorage, there wuVht'be a
killing frost nets Sculay. This
conclusion has been reacted by
taking an average o rer the past
fifteen 5ears from which wo find
that the tenth of September
usually brings a killing frost.
This date mry vary s lb gbsly or
may change. but still remains as
the most likely time cc.expect
a frostIn such case, the Ex
tension Service reux mends, that
ail groin now in a k t f. dough
should be cut and sk comedo
Ora an th.at is left sta jJing dur
ing a killing frost will not
germ'uate, w> f.lo if it is cut
and in the bundle it will ripen
and make good seed tor the next
year., train cut before it is
entirely ripe will shrink but
still grow when planted.
kith weather conditions as they
are, it would be safer not to
t kc any chances.
Also, old timers ir. the valley
say, that during a rainy season
srv.ch as we hi .re had this steamer, •
it *• akes a killjr.g frost to bring
a ore k in the v Gather condition,
af ter .such frost it should turn
nice for throe or four weeks.
Also, si] si0ns fail sometimes.
Therefore, the save thing is the
best thing to do„
CALL FOR SIIEATII
Some boy Won .a hunting knife at
ono of the fair booths but fail
ed to receive the sheath which .
went with it. It is.dangerous
to carry a hunting knife without '
the sheath. f this boy will
sco J.V.kirsch he will get the
sheath.
Order is a managerial trait
A MINUTE WITH RELIGION '
Bursting bombs, scattering shrap
ncl, rapid firing of machine
guns, mounting casuallty lists,
maimed, and .wounded 510n, women •
and children, shortages’, of the
necessities of life, these arc
hut a few of the horrors of the
conflict in which Europe is engag
ed today. Still living in the
memories of many of our men are
the terrors of the last war. So
far our land has not bean drawn
into war. Please God, our men
will not bo taken over—seas- this
time. In order to insure our
peace let us all on bended knee
pray Him who is "A' mighty Fortress d'
’ T-C. S •
G God, our help in ages past,
Our hope for years to come,
^e Thou our Cuard while life shall
last,
And our eternal home.
The paryers of America alone can
make certain the- peace of Amorcia.
. Rev. Zschocko
To r.ll the patrons of our booth—
to all those who helped, to serve
In the booth-- to all who donated
pics, cakes, bream and the like
to all who aided in the erection
of.the booth and assisted in any
way, the Lutheran Ladles Aid
expresses a hearty Thard: You.
The Pair Comni'ctce
I wish to thank all Superintendents
and assistants in the Women's
Home 'Economic Lepartiaont during
the Mat.ep.uska Valley fair and
all those who helped to make this
department a success with their
oxhibits.
Miss Hazel Zimmerman