"SCOTTY" TELLS ABOUT TIL, FOOD Ga».*E
Quoting you advices from our Bulletin
Service which gives U9 all the inforaa
tion about what is going on in the Food
Game and what is likely to happen in the
futurei
Prices on all commodities will be fro
zen, but that these ceiling prices will
be higher with many articles of common
use unprocurable.
',7e are glad to see that everybody is
inclined to stock up to some extent and
we repeat the warning - get enough to
carry you thru most of the winter. All
indications are that it will be a "bad"
one.
!7e advised you last week to buy up all
the dried fruits we have on hand. Our
Bulletin says that Dried Fruits are not
going to be procurable to any great extent.
So we again advise you to buy what we
have on hand. That also includes your
Christmas raisins, Dates, Peels, Gla.ce
Cherries, Pineapple, etc. Cocoas, Choc
olate Powder, Baking chocolate, Coconut,
are getting scarce.
There is still mentioning of Tea. and
Coffee rationing - so if you know what to
do - keep ahead of it,
Salmon and Canned Bee'f are off the
market entirely and many other of the
fancier canned meats are being dropped
off one by one.
PINEAPPLE - only 30* of last year's
supply of canned pineapple will be avail
able, Other canned fruits will be more
plentiful but higher in price.
PEAS are very scarce but ,/E can laugh
at that. 7/e've plenty of Hatanuska Liaid"
peas - but don't neglect to have plenty
of them laid away. Our stock may be
requisitioned at any time,
GREEN BEAUS - very scarce and high -
will be sold out before spring.
TOIIATOSS - Three million cases short
and prices higher.
SYRUPS & HONEY - getting difficult.
CANDIES - Only about 50^ of last year's
supply and getting higher,
CANNED I.TLK - higher and rationed on
account of shipping weight.
There are many other items but that
is enough to show you how the wind blows,
and we assure you that if you can take on
enough supplies for a year, there will be
no danger of your being called a "food
hoarder" in Alaska. That's what they
want us to do.
One other line of food stuff we should
mention - one that very few seem to be
paying any attention to and that is DRY
BEANS, YELLO'7 SPLIT FEAS, LENTILS, GREEN
SPLIT FEAS, KIDNEY BEANS, VHOLE PEAS, RICE,
etc. You can buy them in bulk and we can
put them uo in 10 or 25 pounds cotton bags
for you - FREE.
at . « L L E A C H U .1 C H E S
Sunday - Sept caber 13
VALLEY CKArEL
Rev. and Idrs. Herman E. Beyer,Pastors
Church School anc1 7/orship 10:00 a.m.
Evening Service 8:00 p.m.
./ednesday Evening Service 8:00 p.ra.
At this time everyone is school con
scious. Everyone should be church
school conscious.as well. Every child
in the Valley ought to be brought to
church school Sunday rooming. Valley
Chapel extends a welcome to everyone.
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ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. './oodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School 10:30 a. m.
Horning /orship IT "00 a. m.
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
Rev. 0. 7. Randall, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 a. ra.
7orship Service 11:00 a. m.
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ST. MICHEL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, Father James P. Snead, pastor
asB
10:00 a. ra
/hen Ur. and i.irs. Roy Brocic of Long
view, '/ash., were in Palmer recently,
Hr. and iirs. L. C. Stock took them on a
trip up Jim Creek.
Ur. and I'rs. 3rock are now in charge
of the Anchorage Dairy.
If the flier who zooms over Palmer
at naybe a hundred feet is trying to
make a hit with the girl in room 202 by
taking the top off the room, she has ask
ed the Settler to inform him that his
devotion is not appreciated.
HIL? './ANTED at the Slaughterhouse.
See John Long at TIC TRADING POST.
Two veterans of the Spanish war for
the Philippines were discussing the war
now going on and trying to figure out
when it might end. A third friend join
ed them at that point and settled the
question*
"It’ll all be over in two months," he
said. "I*y son just joined the Army and
never in his life has a job lasted longer
than two months."
- Liberty -
Ur. and Urs. Pat Hemmer are living at
Apartment 3, Featheredge Lane.