LOCAL PRI^FS
James Cct)per of Juneau is in .
Palme'. He is making- an audit for
the A. R. R* C.
Mrs. Walter Huntley has as sunt*
ed her duties again at the Fost
Office . She recently under'went
an oreration at the local hospital,
Sophie Gretchen, who has been
employed at the hospital left Pal
mer June 12 for Anchorage to visit
friends, later she v/ilJ go to Cor
co"- where she will be employed.
Rev, end Mrs. B. J. Binele
end their son, Jimmy of Fairbanks
rr ■ visiting in Palmer—Visiting
cr fishing. We hear the fish are
ru minfc.
Leave your clothes for dry
cleaning, at the Valley Cleaners,
Back the attack.'.* B uy an
oth .r bond.
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COAL---TRUCKING
LEAVE YOUR OR DTPS AT THE p 'APR
HOUSE
VISIT
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SWIM SUITS, SUN SUITS, KNIT ROMPERS,
>-‘-a DRESS US, ORGANDY PINAFORES,
CARRIAGE ROPES, BLANKETS, BONNETS,
AND ANKLETS-STUFFED ANIMALS
FOR THE BABY.
GROCERIES, CANDY, TOBACCO, DISHES
MAGAZINES, FISHING TACKLES,
AND AMMUNITION.