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Charts, Tide Tables and Coast Pilots
Latest Periodicals, VICTOR RECORDS. EDISON RECORDS and Stationery I
OFFICE SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
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Prices of Interest Kodaks and prices 0f Interest
Yakatat Moccasins, all sizes... $1.00 and $2.00 L7 1.1 I ? | ? 1 I W .... , n . .. .. m
a * Lilly’s Dental Lotion, Fine for the Teeth
Bee Playing Cards, Famous Star Backs.. .50 ' .35c and 1.25
Spratt’s Patent Puppy Cakes .50 Genuine Prophylatic Tooth Brushes.50
Roll Paper Towels.50c 3 for 1.25 ISlCW Stock of Glycerine Lotion, for your hands, 35c and .50
Palm Olive Soap.15 r'llkfr* off "W Of 4 Laxacold Tablets, break up your cold 25
Palmer’s Toilet Requisites, A Full Line at Inter- tjULlSk. F Horlick’s Malted Milk 65c, $1.25 and 4.25
esting Prices. Phillip’s Milk of Magnesia, for sour 1
Large Stock of Flash-Light Cases and Batteries stomach and other disorders .65
Universal Lunch Kits, Just the thing to EXPERT Kepler’s Cod Liver Oil and Malt Extract,
pack your lunch in. 4.00 DDCCrDlimAM Especially for delicate children 1.50
Boric Acid Powder, per pound.75 _ YKLSLKIr £ KJIN Aqua Ammonia, for household use, large
Talcum Powders, popular lines.35 , , bottle ok
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THE NORTHERN DRUG COMPANY
j The Drug Store of Alaska ’ » • Cordova, Alaska
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OF TERRITORY
<(By the Territorial Food Administra
tion.)
On account of difficulty in securing
wheat flour substitutes, rye flour anc
meal will be considered wheat floui
substitutes for use in commercial bak
ing only until March 31, 1918. Ry<
flour is not on the official fifty-fifty
substitute list and is not a wheal
flour substitute.
The same regulations governing
sales of white or granulated sugar and
| and hold, subject to further instru<
i tions, all canned tomatoes, corn, peas
j string beans and salmon, owned o
under their control. Within a fe\
I days advice will be given whether o
j not any part of said holdings will b
j required. The price will be fair an
just, based upon actual cost plus ii
terest and carrying charges. Thi
(regulation does not apply to good
sold and not shipped.
Gen. John J. Pershing says: “W
must not only feed our soldiers at th
front but the millions of women am
children behind our lines.”
Here’s a way to help: Report to th
nearest food administration officer th
name and address of any person dis
couraging the production or saving o
food.
Price of Cereals Held Down
j fhe mills of the country are pre
pared to take care of the demands o
bakers and housewives for cereals dui
The purchaser of the 50-50 combina
, tion of cereals is an important link in
r the national wheat conservation. He
/ is not only expected to lend his cor
r dial support to the scheme, but to
i see to it that dealers charge fair
1 prices. Any difficulties that arise, he
- should take up with the federal food
3 administrator in his community.
i ---
Waste
We waste food in many ways:
3 In peeling potatoes,-the loss is 20
3 per cent.
* In stale bread.
In bread crusts.
In table crumbs.
; In kitchen garbage.
3 In the fats of meats.
In meat and chicken bones,
f In the sour milk and buttermilk, that
is thrown away.
In fats which we neglect to render.
In eating more than we really need.
In eating wrong kinds of food.
In frying meats and not saving the
fats.
In not substituting other foods for
the beef, wheat and bacon, which are
needed over-seas.
In improper cooking.
In feeding too much protein (albu
men in eggs and gluten in flour) to
old persons and persons of sedentary
habits.
In keeping too many domestic pets,
which consume food.
In leaving food uncovered to be
wasted or spoiled by vermin.
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CHARLES PlEZ
Charles Piez of Chicago, who suc
ceeded Admiral Capps as general man
ager of tli* emergency fleet corpora
tion.
SEVER ALWAYS TO SAVE SUGAR-WHICH 15 YOUR WAY?
the conservation therof, apply to
hrown sugar.
The United States food administra
tion has requested all federal food ad
ministrators to check up ail bakers
producing bread known as "victory”
bread not in accordance with the lim
itations upon wheat flour to be used
therein, namely not less than eighty
per cent, with the view of revoking
their licenses.
All canners have been requested by
the U. S. food administration to report
| ing the next few months, and anj
shortage that occurs will be due t(
lack of transportation. Such a short
age will be temporary for at least one
of the wheat substitutes is produce:
in quantity in almost every section ol
the country. Warnings have beer
sent out by the food administration
against an increase of price of these
cereals above cost, plus reasonable
profit. Licensees who charge unfair
prices will have their license revoked
and unlicensed food retailers will have
their supplies from wholesalers cul
off.
RED CROSS
St. Patrick’s Eve
Saturday Evening
March, 16
GIVEN BY !
Ladies’ Altar
= Society =
Admission $1.00