Moose Pass_
Mrs. R. G. Woods was in An
chorage on Monday and Tuesday
of last week far medical atten
tion. When she returned she
brought with her Laura Lee Mel
son, who earn.' for a surprise
visit with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Crockett Metcalie of
Mile 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Larne
and two boys, accompanied by
Bob Estos, drove' to An eh ora -a
over Saturday and Sunday 1 )
meet Bob’s mother. Mr F. o' i
Roycroft, upon her return trom
the Stabs. Mrs. IJoycro t w. it
out in Au "list for meebeal at
tent ion and a \'isil wild her
sons in Washington. Her health
is much improved but at presen 1
she is confined to h.r bed due
to fatigue and a touch of flu.
Max Foster brought his fa
ther. Hay Foster, home- fr mi
Silvertip on Friday, October 19,
because Ray had sul'fc red a
heart attack the evening br tore.
11 is condition shows little ini
provement as v l and the do
lor does not advise a trip to
town over the rough roods. Mrs.
Robert Hall and Mrs. Ciena
Miber have be n lv-lpini Mrs.
Foster during her husband's iin
ness. Max returned to Sdverlip
on Monday as they arc anxious
to g l the work finished up at
the camp there in preparation
for winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Merit m
son Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wolfe and daughter Wanda and
Sherman Pearson were all in
Seward on Saturday shopping
and visiting with friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Barnes and boys
were in Sc ward on Monday to
see Mrs. Barnes' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Smith. Sr.
Mrs. James Smith was m Sew
ard Thursday, October 18, to
se about a house for winter, as
Mr. Smith expects to be trans
furred to the Seward office of
the Bureau of Public Roads for
v ml i wot .;. They plan to keep
THOSE WERE
THOSE
WERE
THE
DAYS
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DEEMS
By TOM OKA
, NOW MR. A'.MO NT, VC:J P;T
AN EXTRA PINCH OP L'
IN THE WATER AFTER.
IT SOILS AN... y
WE ARE SORRV TO SAY
THAT MR.ALAAONT, THE ,
FAMOUS CHEF WILL vT
EE DETAINED FOR ^ \
HOUR PUE TO VERY ^
IMPORTANT BUISNESS'.' >
WHAT’S H PIERRE ALMONTj
■ UP THE FAMOUS A
AMBROSE ) FRENCH CHEF,
_\ IS GOING TO GIVE
/ A SPEECH, "HOW ■
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I WISH MA COULD HEAR
THIS"«I HEAR HE'S THE
GREATEST COCK IH/-C.
FRANCE/yagsasjfrf' H
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HOSSFACc!
s - /TV'S T/,M£ VOL/
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-AND W
WHAT ^
IS TOUR
SPECIALTY
PAR. HGSSFACE
THAR'S RlMFIRH
RED...HE K\N PLUG
A HOSSFLN AT
FIFTY FEET ! J
HOW
THRILLING
U'L PEAKUT
I LOOKS UKE A G-OOD WAT- <
i rAAYBE HE'LL COKE ACROSS
WITH A QUARTER,
OFF MAIN STREET
AFRAID, HOW
COME WERE
standih'here
litNNtl I
A
'^vV;
their house here for theit
turn next spring. They are
living in tne Swetmann
cabin. f
Miss Bolling r of the
Lee staff was a week end
tor at the home of Hev.
Mrs. Gene Elliott. Miss Boll
gave a condensed version o
Lloyd Douglas book "The i:
for the Sunday < w ning el
service. She left on the Me
train ior Anchorage for a
stay in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 iaroal f'r 1
lei i Sunday for their lion
Phoenix. Arizona, after
summer's work v.itii Ma
Osbrrg and i lal voi sen. The
lands have lived in the i'o
Sealer place during th ir
in Moose Pass and Mrs. Prei
cared for Mrs. Frank
while Frank worked on
road.
Mr. E. W. Cay wood is si
ing with a twisted knee su.
ed while he was working o
road.
Mrs. Art Shroeder of Pi
Colorado, has joined her
band in Moose Pass and
are living in the William
cabin. Mr. Shroeder is wo
at tiie Jockey Club. j
Mr. William “Grant L
Kelly was in the Pass Sati
greeting friends and shop
He reports very cold we
with some snow at the he
Grant Lake. Mr. Kelly
moved into his winter c
has gathered in his pot
carrots and rutabagas ai
ready for the cold weathe
has a summer cabin that is
er his mine work and g;
patch but it is tou large to
heated in the winter.
Friends of Roland Pau
root iving cards from him
i»4 lie is now in Tex;. ; a
finding it uneomf a" b y 1
in that slat . II. \vi' at
lives ‘and lri ’ids. n nin
the fishing season of :
MOTHER OF ALASKA 511
TO SPEAK HERE
Mrs. William J. Gordon
tiler of Bishop G* room E
pal Bishop of Aiasx .. .vil
duct a series of : iiroe s
meetings of the women c
church in St. Peter's Cl
Novembc r G, 7 and 8.
Mrs. Gordon is the repre
tive of the National Wo
Auxiliary and Mrs. M.iei
trict president of the aux
A complete schedule of
meetings will b publishd
week.
Till*. Charles Lccimtr is
in town after a week at 1
where he is installing the p
ing and heating in the
school now undi r constn
S4
"THE SALE IS ON!
"As most of you know,
my policy to keep omy f
fashionable, fast-moving
chandise. Long before ai
my dresses become ou
style, I mark any rema
ones down, and let my c
mers have the advantage
very nice saving. A tw
five per cent saving, t
exact!
"So, starting today, qu
large group of dresses
marked down one-fourii
eluding crepes, taffetas, g
dines, and even a few ny
"There is plenty of c
in colors, in both one
two-piece styles, and the
range is good, too . . .
12 to 20.
"These dresses are al
diiced 25°o, and it's sii
first-come, bxsi choice."
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