CONTINENTAL MULTI-DEPTH PUMPS
ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING AND HEATING
Continental Submersible Pumps priced . . .
FROM $267.00 COMPLETE
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
NO. 12 CABLE .25c per ft.
FREE ESTIMATES ON PLUMBING AND HOT
WATER HEATING SYSTEMS
MAC’S PLUMBING and HEATING
t THANK YOU NOTICE
! We wish to thank our many
| friends and neighbors, fellow
i employees, and members of the
! doctors’ staff and hospital staff
! for the many kindnesses shown
I us during the illness and death
! of our loved one. Also, our ap
: preciation for the beautiful floral
tributes and spiritual bouquets.
Words fail to convey our grate
ful feelings for the many thought
ful acts extended to us.
MR. & MRS. THOMAS KUCERA
WILLIAM KUCERA
MR. & MRS. DON LOZIER
WILLIAM KUCERA, JR.
SOMETHING NEW!!
MATANUSKA MAID'S
COFFEE-CANDY IDE CREAM
fgg Nog is Ready!
M. V. F. C A.
CO-OP CREAMERY
"Build Alaska, buy the best... buy Mafanuska Maid,
Alaska's best!"
SPECIALS NOVEMBER 21 -22-24
$uch Mince Meat 28«. 69c
NESTLE'S
Quick Cocoa 2y,k. *115
COMSTOCK
Sliced Apples n..2 34c
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
Pears no.2i 45c Peas no.2} 36c
Corn No. 2\ 33 c Beans hn 36c
Pumpkin n..2 2k
M.nteds ~ Pineapple (hunks N. 2 47c
FAMILY
Ripe Olives «».i 38c
MISSION
Salad Macaroni >««. 24c
Scot! Towels iso 28c
Picnic Shoulders 59c
ItST Luncheon Meals ». 75c
Corned Beef_ «, 79c
We Have ACME Turkeys!
other Tmmmm specials
WILL BE FEATURED THE FIRST OF THE WEEK
CO-OP TRADING POST
"Build Alaska—Buy the Best—Boy Matanuska
Maid—Alaska's Best
ALASKA FOOD PRICES
DECLINE SLIGHTLY
“Market Basket” prices for Al
aska retail food sales declined
slightly in the three month peri
od ending October 1, 1958.
The average price for 40 items
was $21.67. For the three month
period ending June 1, 1958, the
figure.was $21.74. The statistics
are obtained in Alaska cities
and towns by volunteer enumera
tors and are compiled, analyzed
and distributed by economists of
the University of Alaska Cooper
ative Extension Service. The
quarterly reports are available
from local extension offices.
The average of $21.74 compar
es with $17.40 for a similar “Bas
ket” of food purchased in Seat
tle. Figures for the various Al
askan communities for Septem
ber, followed by the June figur
es: Ketchikan $19.93, $19.68; Sitka
$21.40, $21.21; Juneau, $20.45,
$21.06; Kodiak, $21.95, $22.34;
Seward, $21.89, $21.99; Anchor
age, $23.46, $23.66; Palmer $23.07,
$23.03; Fairbanks, $24.46, $25.41.
For the year ending Septem
ber, 1958, the Alaska market bas
ket price advanced on the aver
age of 47 cents. The price ranged
from no change at Fairbanks to
$1.16 in Sitka.
lhe quarterly report on Alas
.ka’s food prices includes the
prediction that agricultural
growth cannot continue with the
disorganized type of market now
existing for potatoes and offers
as an example that Seattle whole
sale price for U. S. No. 1 potatoes
in September ranged from $1.75
to $2.75 CWT. Shipping costs to
Anchorage are $2.98 per sack or
$2.40 CWT in carload lots. Fair
banks charges are about 60 cents
a CWT higher. Fall bids on po
tato contracts for the military
have gone as low as $2.42 CWT in
Anchorage and $2.82 to $3.00 in
Fairbanks. “Agricultural growth
cannot continue at this level of
prices,” the report states.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
MOOSE EAT MOOSE
ON DECEMBER 6
Members of the Palmer Loyal
Order of Moose are making plans
for their annual moose-eat-moose
dinner which this year will be
held at the lodge on Saturday,
December 6. All Moose and their
ladies are encouraged to keep
that date open for an evening of
fun.
WELL CHILD CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD MONDAY
The Well Child Conference
will be held at the Health Center
in the Valley Presbyterian Hos
pital on Monday, November 24*
instead of the regular date,, be
cause of the election. Parents oI
pre-schoolers are asked to make
appointments if possible to avoid
delays in seeing the public health
nurse.
An Open Letter
To My Friends and Policyholders
Thru years of residence and as an observer at
last legislature, I am acquainted with candi
dates of both parties.
JOHN BUTROVICH, Republican candidate for
Governor and DORIS McKINLEY, Republican
candidate for Legislature have lived many
years in Alaska. They have a keen interest in ; !
seeing Alaska develope on a reasonable basis.
DORIS McKINLEY IS FOR: Coal generated ?
power, Increased Long Term Farm Loan Fund,
Access Roads.
JOHN BUTROVJCH is ABLE and 'TUFF1. We must
have a 'TUFF1, ABLE GOVERNOR — One who
cannot be boxed-in, or controlled by (Anchor
age) political clicks or pressure groups.
RAY WOLF does Business with ALL ALASKANS.
He will represent them ALL.
I Like "MIKE"
Be Sure To Vote! I strongly suggest a vote for
JOHN BUTROVICH for Governor and a vote
for DORIS McKINLEY for Representative; for
your best interest.
This is unsolicited and by courtesy of
BILL AULD, Life Insurance Agent
- -- -
RAY WOLFE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE j
State Senate
QUALIFIED
• EXPERIENCED IN PUBLIC OFFICE
e SUCCESSFUL IN BUSINESS
O RESIDENT OF ALASKA SINCE 1928
YOUR VOTE FOR ME WILL
INSURE HONEST REPRESENTATION
Paid, authored by Ray Wolfe