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•RANGE CARD F.'-RT*
SUCCESSFUL
ver:
If you arc a 50C player, don t •
miss out on thec card parties.
It only cost 35/ and you got 35/
worth of food free. iilso, if you
arc . plnyor that c;.n compote
against such players as A1 Greg
orson, Mr. Monaghan, Mr. or Mrs.
Le pack, Mrs.Hoag, and many others
who attend these parties, you will
probably win a prize.
At the last card party three prizes
were given to the men and three
to the women. They were all nice
prizes and well worth the price
of admission, another'card party
will be announced soon.
YOUR LAUNDRY FORK IS GUARANTEED
Di.ILY DELIVERY
SERVICE
RUSTY’S LAUNDRY
CREAMERY BUILDING
R.LT'ER, .JM.SIL*
At the Home Demonstration
Coundil tote held at the church
parlors next Monday, there will
be discussion of plans for pro
gram and lunch of the Farm and
Home week Institute. It is
important that every member and
all other interested persons
attend this meeting and help
to prepare for the best short
course we have ever had.
Mr.Oldroyd and Miss McDonald
will be down from Fairbanks.
This one time and place, when it
will be considered proper and
fitting to present your individ
ual farm problems for discussion
and solution. Thats what your
Extension Service is for, and if
they don’t know they will find
our for you.
A fine baby boy arrived to
Mr. f nd Mrs.Clarence Sjodin
at the local hospital on Dec.
29.