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ARE YOU LEAVING US? If so, buy a suit case. Hew line just arrived.
THESE DARK WINTER nights you will need a flash light. We have just re
ceived a shipment of batteries to fit all types of lights. Also bulbs.
If you have no flashlight now, we can supply you at lowest prices.
WRITE A LETTER HOltE. Several odd lots of stationary on hand to be sold
cheap. Also new shipments of high grade linen, See our correspondence
carls.
FOR JHAT FURLOUGH OR HUNTING PASS: Lubaloi non-fouling, boat-tail, ex
panding hollow-pointed bullets, cartridges fit the .30 calibre U.S.
magazine rifle. Guaranteed to knock Bruin over the first shot. Also
shot gun shells, just right for ducks, rabbits, grouse, etc.
OHE POST EXCHANGE—At the old stand, P.X. BUILDING, CHILKOOT BARRACKS.
Remember, you are a stock-holder in this business. It’s profit is yours.
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CORPORALS ON FURLOUGH:
Corporals Dunbar and Rogerson, both of Company 33, loft Saturday for a
month* s furlough. Ihey ire spending the tine hunting and fishing near CHILK0OT
LAKE.
SERGEANT HARNEY .VI'1 JUNEAU:
oeggeant Ed. Harney of Company E left Hies lay for Juneau, 'There he will
take in the Grant-Collier hostilities.
Sergeant COLE will leave on the next Estebeth for aJuneau holiday.
Pvt. JOHN LAW, Medical Department, has returned from a two months* furlough spent
in the States.
Acting SGT. CROCOuL is very busy this week taking inventory.
BOWLING furnished a pleasant evening* s entertainment last Tuesday to Ggt. Maj.
and Mrs. Ro3s, Gt. igt. ani Mrs. Golar, Rt. Ggt. an 1 Mrs. Stevenson, Miss
filler, Miss Norris and Mrs. Powell.
COMPANY F ^vill receive their qualificatidn pay on the October pay rolls.
POST SCHOOLS:
It is expected that the post schools will reopen on or about November 1st.
Classes are outlined this year i:i General Education, Radio and .loving Picture,
Company Administration and Imping, Mess and Supply work, Plastering, Athletics,
and other subjects of local interest.
BOAT SCHEDULE:
The Estebeth will be the only boat touching at thin port next week, lb*
mail from the'* Ala ska", which left the States October 13 th, will probably be
brought on the Estebeth.
With many of the boats laying off for the winter schedule, mails will be
few and far between for the next few nonths.
FOR SALE: First Class EVENRUDE MOTOR, best coniitSon. ‘/cry
cheap,
Gee Ggt. Thatcher