REMOVE 'AO DOUGLAS
Mr. and Mrs. William Shirt and
two children have rented the Cash
el house on St. Ann’s Avenue and
will make their home in Douglas
this winter.
ROSS FOX IN CALIFORNIA
Ross Fox is remaining south for
the winter according to word re
ceived here recently by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox. Ross is
working for an oil company in Los
Angeles according to the informa
tion received.
HOMEMAKER'S MEETING
SCHEDULED TOMORROW
All homemakers are invited to at
tend a meeting at the Douglas
school house Wednesday afternoon,
November 4, at 2 o’clock. Miss Ruth
A. Peck, Home Demonstration lead
er from the University of Alaska,
will be present to give a demonstra
tion.
There will be an exhibit and talk
on children’s clothes. Patterns will
be available for these garments.
Take needle, thread, thimble and
scissors and learn a quick and easy
method of making bias tape.
Making mittens for the family
from the better parts of discarded
wool coats, suits, underwear, and
blankets, will be demonstrated also.
The patterns are simple and the
mittens easily made. Women all
over the Territory are enthusiastic
about these patterns and are mak
ing good use of them.
Receipts from the sale of princi
pal farm products in Kentucky dur
ing June, 1936, totaled $1,100,000
against $985,000 for the same month
last year.
