When making boiled custards
stir constantly to prevent lumping
and curdling. Do not over-cook;
remember that they thicken up
when cool.
PIONEER DEAD
Thomas Wilson, old-timer of the
Klondike, recently passed away in
Dawson.
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LEADER DEPT. STORE.
• 4 FREE AWARDS TONIGHT AT 8
All ASA PLANES
ON SCHEDULE OR
CHARTER TRIPS
Baranonf, Chichagof and
Kruzof Handle Much
Business
Last evening' at 8 o'clock the
seaplane Baranof, of the Alaska
Southern Airways, pilot Gene Mey
ring. made a charter trip to Taku
Harbor to get Walter Rooney,
Supervisor of Service for the Am
erican Can Company, who had
flown there earlier in the day.
Manager A. B. Hayes of the Alas
ka Southern Airways, made the
round trip. The Baranof returned
here at 9.
This morning shortly before 11
o’clock the seaplane Baranof, pilot
Meyring, Lloyd Jarman, mechanic,
left for its weekly mail and pas
senger trip to Sitka and way points.
Stops will be made at Todd, Ten
akee, Hood Bay and Hawk Inlet,
in addition to Sitka. C. L. Black
stone, who has been receiving med
ical care at St. Ann's Hospital
took passage for Sitka on the plane.
The plane will return to its Ju
neau base this afternoon.
