JEA1T BASSETT SUTHa'P-LAITD..
Lt. and Mrs. Sutherland are receiving congratulations because
of the arrival at 8 P„M9 Wednesday August 27th. of a fine baby
girl weighing- 7 lbs. 10 oz.
BEST SELLERS, JUNE 1925
The most popular books according to latest records are as follows
"The Constant Nymph" , by Margaret Kennedy.
"Mayfair", by Michael Arden.
"Arrowsmith", by Sinclair Lewis.
"The Mother’s Recompense", by Edith M. Wharton.
"Soundings", by A Hamilton Gibbs.
"Barren Ground", by Ellen Glasgow.
The most popular books of the year are "Thundering Herd" by
Zane Grey; "The White Monkey" by Galsworthy; and "A Passage to Indio
by Eorster.
■WEATHER REPORT ECK AUGUST 1925.
Maximum temperature 71 degrees on the 25th.
Minimum " 42 " " " 17. 25 and 28.
Greatest daily range was ^9 degrees on the 25th,
Total rainfc.ll was 2.11 inches.
Greatest rainfall in any twenty-four hours was ,80 on 29th.
Number of days with. 01 inch or more ra:n: Nine.
Number of days clear: Seven.
Number of days part cloudy: Twelve,
Number of days cloudy: Twelve,
—E. E. Bromley,
Cooperating Observer.
CHURCH HOTICE
Just one hour. The time is 7:30 Sunday evening. You owe it
to yourself to spend at least this much time thinking about relig
uous things. Get away from your work and your pleasures and let
your soul have a chance to grow and feel it or. the right stuff.
You will find it at the Presbyterian Church. You will be made wel
come .
Sunday School at 1 P.M. Evening service at 7:30.
- * ’E,Bromley, Minister.
MOVIE SCHEDULE*
Friday; "Island Wives”. Griffith.
"The Jazz Weekly". Comedy.
Monday: "The Spitfire". Blythe.
Hews Weekly.
Wednesday: "Richard, the Lion-Hearted". Historical Drama. Star
Cast.
Eox Hews,
Send "The Chilkoot Post" home.
Come around writh your ideas and criticisms.