Childrens Sv/eaters
•i t Slip-Over &' Zipi gtyle
Sizes 2 to 6
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Childrens Mittens <'!
in Leather or Wool
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Boys ....Vool Caps,
with Ear Muffs
Better bring
your car to
us for that
OVERHAUL
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GREASE JOBS
WE L DING
MACHINE WORK
j CAS
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Beautiful Hume Decorations
Callaway Towels & Tablecloths
in smart colors
Distinctive Luncheon Sets
and Guest Towels
Large Assortment of Blouses
priced to sell.Sizes 32-40
CHRISTMAS CARDS
VISIT and BROUSE
PETTY VIE-,/,PETTY PERFORMANCE
The story is told of the loaf of
bread that fell from the baker’s
wagon. ..hen it hit the pavement a
crumb broke off and lay beside iti
almost instantly three sparrows
made a swoop for the crumb, and
when the contest was over, two of
the birds flew away without a bite,
while the third carried off a meagri
brea kfast.
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ACHIEVEMENT DAY WELL
AT TENDED
There were about 83 Homemakers in
attendance at the Homemakers Achieve
ment Day program in Uasilla.
The new officers were installed dur
ing a very beautiful ceremony con
ducted by Miss MaryLou Lashbrook,
Home Demonstration Agent.
Some very interesting reports wore
given by the Clubs concerning the
achievements of the past year. This
was followed by an entertaining
program of skits and stunts by the
different clubs.
A pot luck lunch was served. The
room v/as decorated in a Hallowe’en
motive.
All of the, HomemakerS*- Clubs join
in expressing their appreciation
for the hospitality wktended to
them by the Vasilla Homemakers’ club,
and the Sunny Khik and Cottonwood
Clubs who Helped in making their
visit; to hasilla an enjoyable day.
4-H 'ACHIEVEMENT DAY
The 4-H’ors of the Valley will re
ceive their awards this coming Sat
urday evening for their years work
providing of course that they have
successfully completed all of their
work. Pins and awards will bo given
out at the prggram to be held this
Saturday in the United Protestant
Church, beginning at 7:30.
jA Musical program has boon planned
,and will bo under the direction of
.Paul Bushong of the Palmer Hnhool
Music Department.
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'Reports of the different clubs ac
tivities will also bo given at this
• time.
PETTY VIE’’, PETTY PERFORMANCE
Cont. from col. 1.
I The lOaf was untouched in the frenzy.
Only the crumb received the bird’s
' attention, lust a little less greed
| a little wider range of vision,"and
: each of the birds might have had
more than enough.
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i The moral is pelin. Men, like birds
, quarrel over trivialities , and in
the heat of doing so let life’s
i bigger, more lucrative prizes escape
i them unnoticed. Selected.
./hen money is found growing on trees
^there’s usually some grafting goihg
i on.
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