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FOR SALE
Good Guernsey Cow— new, one man chain
Saw, used -2 wks—Several Tons of Hay,
oat & pea, barley h pea. SE3-Al Brooks
anytime except Thursday.
FOR SALE
1947, 1 ton, Ford Truck, stake body.
. . CO-OP GARAGE
1940, 3/4 ton, International Pick-Up.
CO-OP GARAGE.
LOST
On Anchorage Hwy, Sept £7, one used gre
en truck tarp, Please Notify Hwy Patrol
or ARC.
WANTED
Threshing with new 2Pn McCormick Peering
Separator.Contact J.p, Nash, Lazy Mtn.
Rd. Box 694, Palmer Alaska._
plenty of used
S A C K S
SPAIN CD SPUDS
FOP
JUST ARRIVED
a shipment of
SISAL CRA F T
P A P E R
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' COOP NOTES
The Co-op "bond-yard", located in back of
the garage machine shop, is being cleaned
out and an area made available under the
sheds to keep farm machinery, large truck
tires, and some heavy items that are at
present stored above the garage parts room.
The garage reports that the war in Korea
has had considerable effect on prices.
Farm machinery, parts, tires, tubes and
batteries have all gone up in price eight
to ten'percent.
Anti-freeze, in Prestone and Zerex, has
not increased in price due to the fact
that orders were placed nine months ago.
Enough anti-freeze is in stock to supply
all valley needs.
The tire situation has improved and most
tire orders can be taken care of. A good
stock of batteries is on hand and more are
expected soon. Car and truck heaters are
available also head bolt heaters and de
frosters.
Mrs. Pat Wheeler is the new Clerk in the
Trading Post. She came to Palmer from
Port Angeles, Washington in May of this
year. Mrs. Wheeler is not a newcomer to
Alaska as she has spent one winter in
Fairbanks.
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Schmitz are the proud
parents of their first child, a boy, born
September 30th at the Valley Hospital. He
has been named Brjran Ronald. Mr. Schmitz
is employed at the Creamery.
Otto Peterson is in the hospital this week
for treatment on his eyes. Mir. Peterson
was burned by the flashes from an arc
welder while working on the construction
of the Creamery addition.
GAVE DINNER CON'T.
The tickets for the dinner will be avail
able at the Palmer Fountain and Cafe. In
order to know how many to make preparations
for, everyone planning to attend is asked
to get them by Wednesday, October 11th.
The better we produce — the better we live