NOTICES
TVJETILA GRANGE NO. 2 will me t in the Com
nunity Hall at ’"as il.la on Aug. 5.
CHORAL PRACTICE for the Cofcmunity Chorus
will be held on each Tubsdcy evening in the
Valley Theater at 8 p.n.
TVE CKAKHSR 0? C0133ECS will meet on Wed
nesday, Aug. 6 and again Aug. 20 in the
basement of the Lutheran Church.
TEE NOOSE LODGE will meet Tuesday, Aug, 12
ar.d Aug. 26 in the Moose Ke.ll at 8 p.n.
NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE will meet Aug. 14
and Aug. 28 in the Grange Hall at 3 p.n.
KOI EUAKZRS CLU3 MEETINGS
IEE UASLLIA CILT3 will be entertained at the
hcr.;e of Ire. Hart in Cl sen on Aug. 8.
TIE SOURDOUGH CLUB will ihert Aug. 12
THE 12:30 CLUB will meet with Ire. Dorothy
Onkka on Aug. 13.
TLE LOTTE CLUB will meet Aug. 14 at the
home of I'rs. L. McKeehnie.
T' E R'VERBEND CLUB will meet Aug. 26 at
the home of Mrs. Leon Eaurie.
THE HILLTOP CLUB will meet at the home of
Mrs. Arm Cook on Aug. 27.
TIE Cl ACER VET CLUB will meet Aug. 28
MOTICE TC HOME "AKERS' GLUTS
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or the place of meeting changed, please
notify the Extension Office or the Valley
Settler.
IT THERE ARE ADDITIONAL I-TOTICES OR CHANGES
Tlca.se notify the Valley Settler by noon
Wednesday.
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PREPARING RASPBERRIES FOR FRZSPIVG
Select firm-ripe, brightly colored berries
ar.d handle with more care than other ber
ries. Sort, but wash only if necessary
and then drain thoroughly.
Pack whole berries with 40'to’50 percent
sugar sirup; or with sugar, 5,4, or 3 to 1;
or dry. Freeze dry berries loose before'
packaging. Nix puree ’-’ith sugar, 3 to 1.
Fack the nrepared fruits firmly into the
containers. For a dry pack leave about
naif an inch of space at the top. For
sirup packs or for purees or crushed fruits
leave about one inch of head space.
- oyscrberries, youngberries, and raspberfie
are better packed without sugar or sirup.
Trey can be defrosted at ordinary loom, tem
perature either dry or in cold sirup. Ncs’.
ot: er fruits .aaint ?in higher- puaLity if
packed with sugar or siv.vo.
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iFJY A KATAMJSKA FARM— SPECIALLY CHOICE |
:LOCATIONS-BUSINESS & RESIDEITIAL LOTS.
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Good Farms vrithjn 3 to 11 miles of town.
Acre tracts in 5-10-20 acres close in.
Now residential locations no\i available.
LIST YOUR FARMS AMD TO^T PROPERY I TO*".
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THIS UJEEKS SPECIALS
and one-half miles II.W, of Palmer
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONTS for country summer
•homes. 300 and 1000 foot frontage on
,b oaut if ul 1 ako s.
STOCK FARM 240 acres on good creole valley
50 acres under cultivation- 4A miles from
Palmer.
ONE 25 ACRE TR ET five or ten aero tract
in same vicinity.
CLOSE n: TO PALMER - One'to five acre
tracts at bargain prices. Partly cleared i
and good wind brake on each.
ACRE TRACTS 2*1- miles'from Palmer On bus
and light line and telephone lino.
GOOD RESIDENTIAL LOTS
ONE NET 4 ROOM HOUSE with bath. Priced
to sell.
J520 ACRES GOOD CATTLE RANCH land ftloso to
open range.
160 ACRES GOOD GRASS LAND - native hay
and pood vegetable land. Not affected by
jjdrought.
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FURNITURE REPAIR /
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Above 75;000,000 living persons have
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