WAFT.HOUSE TO CARRY TWO
GRADES EGG MASH
Mr, Earl C, Bell, manager of the
krarehouse, advises that just as soon
R.s rcfom can be cleared in the ware
house, they will stock both the
Olympic egg mash and the ,rMatanuska
Maid". However, he adds that it
will be impossible to carry any
other grade3 or kinds.
The Olympic is a cheaper grade than
the ’^Ma'tanuska Maid", which latter
is prepared from a standard formula.
The Olympic hen mash does not con
tain dried milk or poultry greens.
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— LUMBER""
CABIN LOGS -- Round or Squared
and
POND NET POLES
Reasonable
A/ A7c IflrCrt A/£
DATE SET FOR HATCHING
ORDERS, SHERROD
All orders for chicks and custom
hatching must bo by February 10,
according to Max Sherrod, manager
of the hatchery,
"We have received quite a few orders
already and we must have all orders
within two weeks so we can make our
plans for the hatchings. We expect
to have the first lot out of the in
cubators by the first week in March.'
INVESTIGATING COMM TTEE
PUBLISHES ITS REPCRT
Complaints having been made to the
| Cooperating Association that the
t warehouse was charging a 10% mark-up
on supplies purchased and handled by
other agencies resulted in an inves
tigating committee of Neil Miller,
Ross Sheely and Robert Higgenbotham.
They found the mark-up was around 2%
on articles which are ordered and
tnkon directly from the warehouse on
arrival. On articles which are ware
housed over a long period to be de
livered on order only, the mark-up is
5/o.
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9:C0 r.M., January 29, 1938
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