HOSPITAL DOTES
AD: 'ITTTD: lj
Mrs. T’iley Moore; Mrs. Marion Stockman,
Mrs. L. 1. K-a p, John Zetmeier, live. J.A. :
Loycr, II:.’, TXnard Casey, Mrs. Ralph JR crar ,J
’’’asilla; Ronald Ball, ’"asilla; Mr. Sir-.
Stove, "Vsilla; Mrs. Doris Markhein, Anch
orage; Mrs. Jack L'.rson, Miss Ruth Custer,
^asilla; :irs. June Granger.
DISMISSED
Mrs. *'Tiley Mooro, Ronald Ball, Mrs. Doris
Markheira, Miss Ruth Custer, Mrs. Arlo Mar
tin, Money Hsrnon, Ai.bert TJcatherby, Mrs.
Richard Gouan, Mrs. Ray Gather, Stuart
Mickoli, Mrs. Robert Rottit and Dau^iter,
Mrs, Jr Moslosky.
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HOSRITALIZDD
Gus Swanson,-Masilla; June Grander, Rlor
ence Carlson, Mr. M-.ns Arnovick, Anchorage;
Janes M. ’’ilson, ’’’asilla;
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To Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stockman on knril 18
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a son.
To M’. and Mrs. Roy Ilnapp a son on April 17 j
To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larson a daughter on .
Anril 2Cth.
3xnoK.diturcs. for ice croon per person in j
1947 •.'ere nearly 500 percent greater than !
in the 1955-39 pro ":ar year.
CLASSIFIED ADS
*03 SALT!: I'innesota 47 (early varie$;y)Seed
iotato.es (j8.50 per Crt. or by talcing 1000
.bs or more 08• 00 per cvrt. See—
’.A«Blom—3/4 mile west of Zxper. 7arm
t\an sides
As with most everything e.lse there are two
sides t.o the drop in. grain prices.
To farmers in feed-deficit areas, it meant
lower priced feed* But to farmers in grain
producing areas, it may mean a loss in
income. *"
Grain producers,-however, are rrotectod
by government supports against ’■-rice drop
ping below 90 per cent of parti;-;
And producers of dairy products, roultry
and eggs face Blower -rices because of
cheaper food.,•
The Art C.’ub net with ’ rs. Bert ice John
son Thursday. Lleven photos "ore tinted.
Dr. H. L. Garrett is expecting his family
from California'this week.
0-,en house will be ‘held at the Bor hotel
on Sunday, the 25th. • hot all the furniture
is here, but oren house will be hold any
vay, most of the day.
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TO COVET: WORN FLOOR' ARQUNI2 v A 12 RUGS
I 5c — 2. 5c— a 5 C -—PER SQUARE YARD
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