WE OF;ATLANTA HOUSE WISH TO EXTEND OUR
HEARTIEST WISHES TO EVERYONE FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON.we HOPE THAT THE YEAR
1964 if/ILL BRING PROSPERITY AND GOOD HEALTH
TO AL.t
FOR TIE LAST MINUTE SHOPPER WE HAVE A CHOICE
SELECTION OF ALASKA ITEMS FROM IVORY AND .
STERLING SILVER TO TOTEMIC WARES FOR WALL
OR TABLE AND IN A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SIZJS j
YOU WILL FIND GIFTS FOR EVERYONE IN THE
FAMILY OR FOR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES THERE
ARE THINGS EVEN FOR THOSE WHO HAVE
EVERYTHING PRICES RINGS FROM '’STOCKING
STUFFERS" TO PRESTIGE CLASS IF YOU NEED
AN EXCHANGE GIFT PARTY PRIZE OR HOSTESS
GIFT WE FEEL SURE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO
FIND EXACTLY THE RIGHT THING AT :
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ATLA3TA HOUSE GIFT SHOP
MILE 166 GLENN HIGHWAY
TALBOT 5-3352
OPEN DAILY 7:00 A.M.- UNTIL 10:00 p.M.
CHRISTMAS
PRAYER
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GIVE -US THE FAITH OF INNOCENT CHILDREN, THAT !
WE MAY LOOK FORWARD WITH HOPS IN OUR HEARTS !
TO THE DAWN OF HAPPY TOMORROWS. REAWAKEN THEj
THOUGHT THAT OUR MOST CHERISHED DESIRES WILL
BE REALIZED, THE THINGS CLOSEST TO OUR HEARTS
THAT WE MAY COME TO AN .APPRECIATION OF THE ' I
LIMITLESS JOYS AND BOUNTIFUL REWARDS OF
PATIENCE, CHARITY .AND SACRIFICE. ABOVE ALL, i
ENDOW US WITH THE SPIRIT OF COURAGE, THAT
WE MAY FACE THE PERPLEXITIES OF A TROUBLED
WORLD WITHOUT FLINCHING, IMBUED WITH THE
CHILD-LIKE FAITH WHICH ENVISIONS THE
EEAUTIGUL' AND" INSPIRING ■; THINGS OF LIFE...
.AND RESTORE THE HAPPY HOURS .AND EXPERIENCES
SO MANY OF US FOOLISHLY BELIEVE ARE LOST
FOREVER. GIVE US FAITH IN OURSELVES AND
FAITH IK OUR FELLOW MAN... THEN, THE
TREASURES .AND BEAUTIES OF LIFE THAT MAKE MAN
HAPPY WILL SPRING FROM AN INEXHAUSTIBLE
SOURCE. .AND AT CHRISTMAS, WHEN THE HEARTS
OF THE WORLD SWELL IN JOYOUS CELEBRATION,
LET US CAST ASIDE THE PRETENSE OF STURDY
MEN AND LIVE, IF ONLY FOR A DAY, IN THE
HOPE .AND JOY WE KNEW AS CHILDREN.
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-FISH* AND'WILD LIFE EULLSTIN -
1963 WATERFALL SEASON CLOSES
The Alaska dept Fish and Game .reminds
hunters that the 1963 waterfall season x^as
closed Saturday Dec. 14>at sunset in all
tJl® a^reas 'of Alaska with the - exception; of
tho ^leutions and Pribilof Island areas.
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OIL
INTERESTS
Stewart Compan'-.«s, one less than three month$
old, agreed to pay a total of 777,686.39 for
the use of seventy-six; tracts of land. This
company is from Demve'r, Colorado. The main
stockholders are Donald B. Yarbor, lloyd
Powers, and Aksel Nielson. Yarbor was here
for the sale with Stewart. He owns a chain
of drug stores and maintains real estate
investments. Powers owns many rigs and an
elevation co. The latter provides elevation
information to oil drillers. He is also an
aviator. Neilson is a close friend of Dwight
Eisenhower.' He is a banker and inventor.
This has been in three men's minds for about
three years. They were so interested in
Alaska that they named the new company the
Northlander. It is incorporated as a million
shares. They are a small company and do not
have very much knowledge of Alaska and it's
land. They bid on the land they felt worth
having. They think Cook Inland Basin has the
best values. They have not made any plans
yet as they are exploring in Wyoming. Later,
they may also explore in some of Alaska's
land.
.: , OIL SALES
The oil land sales that took place in the
Anchorage Library brought the State of Alask:<
$3,053,371.60.
SOB CANNOT ICXJMB; THE UDDER OF SUCCESS
'.-JITH YOUR HANDS IN YOUR POCKETS !
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BEGINNING NOW THRU DECEMBER 3-1
COME EARLY FOR
VALUES
VALUES
VALUES
DRASTIC REDUCTION ON
TIGER LINED SLACKS
LADIES CAR COATS I
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING /
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N \ L / .
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ALL REDUCED TO CLEAR
LOTS OF OTHER ITEMS
ALL ON *
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SALE!