SMALL QUARTS IIS of BEEF
and
LARGE SIDES of VEAL
for your LOCKEJS
NEW LOCKERS ARE NOW
AVAILABLE
CHURCH OF GDD IN WEST
PALMER NEARING COMPLETION
The ner Chureh build in .3 rhich you see just
back of the ner Hotel and Koslosky’s ner
-tore is nearing tho end of its construc
tion days. Labor on the'nor building has
b on hard to get and Rev. Geiritz has had
to do a great deal of the -ork himself,
but to date the log structure,rhich stands
on a full concrete basement, has a roof
arc some of the doors in place. The fur
race is here ready to install as is the
plumbing. Bert and Bob Sterart are help
ing Rev. Geiritz this reek rith the flue.
The building rill house not only the churcl
■ art but also an apartment for the minis
ter end his family. On the main floor
there ’111 be. six rooms ”hich ‘ ill include
a study and library. '.Then completed there
arc to be four rooms upstairs mhich mill
be used during conventions. v:hen out of
torn -oests arrive. Mrs. Geimitz hopes
that the family can move into the"living
cuarters by the first of November,although
everything mill not be convicted by that
tune. Hie Church part mill not be ready
before the end of the year it is ielioved.
The ncm church mill probably "not be knom
by the name of Valley Chapel, but ’.'.ill be
coiled The Church of God.
Palmer is knomn for its beautiful church
buildings and nom another has beer, added
ieh promises to be equally as beautiful.
PACK IN PAIiTSR
Alfred Edgar, Agricultural Engineer mho
has been in the Valley several times dur
PA I. ME R S Nr w CONCIUTE
BUILDINGS INCLUDES A HOME.
Clydo King 3r. believes that he has the
ansrer for keeping out the cold north
rind. The near hone constructed by the
Kings this summer from cement blocks from
Clyde King Jr.’s Concrete 'Tories should
be about the ramost house in torn. The
cenent blocks have a dead air space in
tho center and the house is finished rith
celotex nth an air space betrecn it and
the Cement; blocks, If rind can blor thru
that, then re give up.
In addition to being built as ram as Mr.
King can conceive, the house has a com
pletely' automatic coal furnace so^that
rhon Mr. King corns home from some of
those rough trips during the rinter months
rhen the roads drift and school busses
get stuck and famors get stuck rith the
milk trucks; he can ralk in -sit dom in
his cany chair and not v.orry about the old
furnace.
The house is not completely finished in
side, but is gradually getting there. And
net to leave out Mrs, King—re must add
that she is very happy in a nev: kitchen
rith a:i electric, rang® and refrigerator
as veil as other modern kitchen conveni
ences.
It is quite evident that the Kings plan
to spend the rest of their lives in Palmer
except for occasional visits to the States
of course.
WAR SURPLUS PROPERTY
OfFICE OPENS HERE
A 'Tar Surplus '"'roperty store has opened
in Fairer during the past reek in the
.annex to the Valley Theatre Building. It
is being operated by Clyde King Jr. and
John King. In addition to TTar Surplus
the Kings plan to handle second hand
items also.
At the present tine they hare on hand a
fairly good'assortment of'clothing in
cluding sox, pants,'coats, jackets; and
also a for blankets.
In one comer of the shop the Lucas boys
have a nodel shop for hobbys as node!
airplanes etc.
TERMINATING WORK FOR THE
. YEAR
Mr. and Mrs. Jolly plan to head back f6r
the States about the first of November.
Mr. Jolly, from the Buroau of M^nes has
been doing some - ork at Mska,*‘rill re
turn next simmer and-resume his •. ork there.
His'hoe.'iur.*t .uv are at Pittsburg.
Mrs . ol’y' pinna to snood sane time in
Californ-a -.-fos .h'g-les rhol*d she