Onecupof Carnation Milkplus
one cup of water makes two
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If the recipe says “cream,” use
Carnation undiluted. Use it
this way also in coffee, in cocoa 1
and on desserts. It whips too,
Huffily. Buy Carnation Milk
regularly from your grocer.
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TURKEYS
85c per lb.
BEEF
PORK
MUTTON
CHICKENS
Boneless
Boiled Ham
BUTTER
Waechter Bros.
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From Healjr River Coal Mine
will save you from one-tUrd to
one>half on your fuel bill.
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The chemical auto truck respond
ed to a still alarm on Sunday after
noon, the scene of danger being Mrs,
several days ago for surgical treat
Florence McQuilken’a hen house
The blaze was speedily extinguished
and but little damage resulted.
A. J. Johnson, well known boiler
maker, has gone to Nenana to ac
cept a position with the A. E. C.
Mrs. Robertson is in town fron
Riley creek.
William Craigie, who was brough
to town from the Salcha district
ment for an injured arm, is verj
much improved and will soon lx
able to return to his headquarters
out the trail.
Deputy Marshal James Hagan
Louis Johnson, Herman Magnussen
E. A. Nelson and A. B. McDonalc
are among the recent arrivals it
town from Nenana.
| Mr. Duffy is a visitor in towr
from Fairbanks creek.
The stay of execution granted t<
Mailo Segura by Governor Riggs
will expire on February 19, befon
which time it is believed the peti
tion seeking commutation of Se
gura’s sentence to life imprison
ment will have reached Presiden’
Wilson.
! Coming events cast their shadows
The following attraction are listet
for the near future: Installation ol
officers, Alaska commandary, No.l
January 18
Hard Times dance, Eagle hall
January 22.
Masquerade ball, Auditorium, Feb
ruary 5.
i Concert for the benefit of th<
starving children of Europe, Did
Thome’s theater, January 22.
Cecil H. Clegg, one of the lead
ing candidates for appointment a:
district judge of the Fourth division
has announced that he is support
ing the candidacy of James Wicker
sham, for governor.
MRS. M’CORMICK PASSES
CHICAGO, Jan. 18—Mrs. Cyru
Medill McCormick, wife of the chair
man of the board of directors o
the International Harvester compan;
died in this city yesterday.
j Deputy Marshal James Hagan re
turned to Nenana today from i
brief visit in Fairbanks.
NENANA-KANTISHNA TRAIL
IS URGED AT CONFERENCE
The proposed Ncnana-Kantishna
trail was discussed on Sunday after
noon at a conference between the
Nenana trail committee and Major
John C. Gotwals, engineer officer
of the Alaska Road Commission,
who arrived from the coast on Sat
urday, enroute to the Kuskokwim
district. The conference was ar
ranged with a view to enlisting the
cooperation of the commission in
the project so that a good trail
can be built to meet the immediate
needs of travelers to and from the
Kantishna. Those present at the
meeting were Major Gotwals, Sup
erintendent Dan Jones and Hawley
Yv. Sterling, of the Alaska Road
Commission, and Chairman L. J. |
McCarty, Herman Anderson, J. M. j
Burrows, Andy Roth, Herman An- j
derson, Frank Teufel, Alex Fowler, •
of the committee, and R. G. South- I
j worth, of The News. The meeting ■
j was held in the apartments of Mr. ’
j Roth, in the rear of the old post
: office building, and the Anderson
map, showing the several proposed
routes into the Kantishna from the
i Government railroad, was displayed
I conveniently on one of the walls.
I
j After hearing the arguments of
1 the committeemen in favor of the
Ncnana route, not only as a source
of immediate relief to the people
of the Kantishna, but also as a i
permanent route, for summer as
well as winter traffic, Major Got
wals explained that while the com
mission had a limited amount of
money available for emergency work
the road building organization was
somewhat disbanded at this time,
with crews scattered to all parts
of the division, which would make
it somewhat difficult to undertake
any new work at this time. It was
suggested, therefore, that the com
; mittee take the work in hand, as
origonally planned, using such funds
as might be obtained locally for the
purpose. The major said that he
would return from the Kuskokwim
; during the coming month and would
j then make a trip over the new trail
for the purpose of sizing up the
route and estimating what additional
work might be required to put the
trail in first class condition for
winter use. His observations at that
time will govern the action of the
commission. The committeemen are
so sure of their proposition, how
ever, that they anticipate no diffi
culty securing such aid as may be
needed to eomnlete the nroiect.
J. M. Burrows has been selected
by the committee to make a recon
naissance of the country between
Nenana and the Toklat, where the
new trail will connect with the old
Kantishna trail, and he will leave
1 for Knight’s roadhouse tomorrow,
accompanied by George Blondo and
Tom Jones. Starting at Knight’s,
they will slach their way through
the timber, following a direct line
to Nenana, and after that is done,
the work of cutting the trail will
be undertaken, under the direction
of the committee. The new trail,
■ when opened for traffic, will enable,
travelers to and from the Kantishna :
to save a day each way, and their'
saving in dollars before the breakup
, will be considerably more than will
be expended by the town in open- j
ing the trail.
WOMAN TRIES FASTING TO
MAKE HUBBY JOIN CHURCH
DANVILLE, Jan. 18—Mrs. Ernest
Harrington, who fasted 48 days in
an attempt to influence her husband
- to join the church, ended her hunger
i strike on Saturday when advised by
, her minister to take food.
The husband, when interviewed
■ regarding the affair, declared that
his wife went “on her way” and is
willing to resume the daily routine
of life. He says he has not yet
joined the church and will not until
1 he gets ready to do so.
f Leonard Seppala, Nome dog race.*,
r who is to take Major Gotwals into
the Kuskokwim, has announced his
arrival at Tanana from the lower
. Yukon and probably will meet the
, major aT Hot Springs, or some
other point enroute.
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