4 HOMEMADE
)• PASTRY
X If EC RE AM
EXCELLENT MEALS
STEAKS.. CHOPS
FOUNTAIN" DRINKS
' SUNDAES
■ OPE-N UNTIL lc .RM.
EVERY EVENING
PRESIDENT'S' BALL
Everyone seemed to enjoy the
dance the r>ight pf the ^residentf s
Bell in Palmer, In sp f the
mud and rainy we a4 her on -'a turd ay
there was a fair sized crowd at the
dance. The Air Corps uiv; oM 15
pieces furnished the music The
'stage was nicely decorut'd rid had
a silhoxitte of President P. -s eve It
with the American Flag on no side
and the Flag of Alaska on the other.
During the Spot Dance t n prizes
were given. At about 1:00 a I, the
Door Prize was drawn and went to
Ted Duncan of Palmer. .
MORE ABOUT THE TAXATION OF CO-OPS
If a farmer gave bis hired man
$1Q’.00 to buy some supplies on his
trip to town, and the hired man was
able to purchase these sup Tins for
$9.00 then'returned the $i >0 zo the
former, robed;: wo.uld maintain that
the ^other $1,00 w.as incom or profit
and should be taxed to the hare
man. So the taxation of proceed1
received by a farmer co- op rati-/'
for one of Its patrons vnulrl be
nbthlng more than taxing the hired
■nan. _
Farmers have set up;th.ir co-oper
atives to provide themselves needed
services--not to provide profits on
investments.
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'NE CARRY
FANCY & STAJ' LE
GROCERIES
JUST/ARRIVED :
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MEN'S MALLORY HATS’'"'KNOX
. MEN'S SEM£*DR?3SSI RANTS
• ' FOREST GliEEN WHIP CORDS
MEN». S DRESS. FA NT S >; •
haVs’
/ WE HAVE-- LITTLE' BOYS' CORDS & SCHOOL : /.NTS
^ . V. ! : '
/ WORK SOCKS - , DRESS SOCKS
^ Paris garters>Wi th real elastic
NEW SHIPMENT OF DRESS SHIRTS
THIS HAS BEEN,. STRAW HAT WEATHER ' BUT--WE HAVE
FITR HATS-- LEATHER MITTS-MITT LINERS AND
. INSOLES
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DAILY
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