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y**,* 4 iiift j«-UflMA«U MARCH 27,1932.
WELCOME EASTER MOKHIilG,
AS AN EASTER GREETING
GIFT TO YOU SUBSCRIB
ERS AND FRIENDS WHO
SUPPORT THE HERALD
»c splendidly,we
^fter you 2, full
• pages of NEWS
today, It is our
business habit to
try to give you
lull value for your
money in this-*paper.
And even moreCon
sistently we* will re
Blind our loyal advertisers,that we
cLo -not let them lose out by leaving
out their ads for a week now and a-'
gain for we just advance their date.
We hope this issue will give ybu all
that happy Spring Peeling. tv ..
"EVERYBODY seems glad that EASTER is
early this year .It* is the first time •
in a number of years thaht it has
come'in Mar chi Last year it was Apr 5,
The winter just passing has had Sev
eral long periods of cold,and the
wood-piles went down too fast. But
But the last few warm days have brot
a real thaw,and are making us forget
about all that.* As* the RUMOR HOUND
of the Cordoxa DAILY TIMES reminds
us; *The funny part of it is that
next summer we will blandly tell the
visitors that it is'never uncomfort
ably cold in Alaska, and we will‘sin
cerely Believe Everything We Say,"
iOUR GOOD FRIEND- CHARLIE is home from
Outside, Partner:"How is it you aie
back so early from the theatre?"
-Charlie: "I came out after the first
act." Partner:"Why? Didnft you like
it?" Char lie:»Yes, fine .But 1‘could.
n*t wait or ISd miss the boat. The
program said there was an interval
of 2 years between the first and se
cond acts."
BRUCE DUNHAM FOREIGN STAMPS
10^ up'packets
820 Elkins Ave,Elkins Park,Pehn#
WELCOME HAPPY DAYS
K
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SOW. _ -
LOOKING TOWARD THE LONG
DAYLIGHT CEP 9HR MIDNIGHT
SUN,wc wipemm a. y tnerfcha® ypnimf
is on its way North,Last Monday th3
days were of enual length with the
nights.The days are now getting
longcr.lt has Been melting weather
3 days now,and the sojith sides ©f
the BPts around town are losing.the!
snow* The boardwlks are gettingdiy*
r, . ._
GILLAM is making many hops.He hrot
Mr Sc Mrs,Jas.McGavock Sc James and
jean hsck to Kennecott Tues.Yester
day he came again JromCordova with
Jack Qoatb Sc R.J.Shepard returnin
from the Alaska Road Com.Conferer;e
at Juneau.Also mail-Both ist &*2nd
class,Then,, went -to Long L£Lk6 and
’got a passenger for Cordova,flying
hack to McCarthy with mail *in P,M,
This morning he celebrated Easter
by taking all ouf letters down to
Cordova to catch the boat Scuth,
Pilots Gillam & Winchell are giving
us fine service this winter,
OSCAR WINCHELL is now out at Copper
Center working on the plane there,
afifeer his enforced stay of severs,!
weeks down at the trackwalkers cab
in. He may have'gotten tired *of t|u
wait down there,hut he is a good
Air Man and kept busy on necessary
work there .GILLAM & WINCHELL make
a fine duet.If it is anything in
the AIRWAYS line,they can doit, .
WANTED .EAGLE FEATHERS FOR HEADRB3R
Mrs.ReTbie Harrington,SI East St,
ADAMS, MASS.
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