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SERVICE
STATION SERVICE
GAS 6 OIL
OPEN
SUNDAYS and EVENINGS
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HOMEMADE PIES
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PRODUCTS
IN
SEASON :
HERE AN THERE
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Tyler and Mr,
m d Mrs, Max Sherrod entertained
36 of their friends at a Barbecue
picnic, celebrating the Fourth and
Max'* birthday. The feature of the
day was a young pig, roasted to a
turn, over an outdoor fireplace by
Carl Showers of the Alaska Fire
Control Service,'
A baseball game was played in
which Mr, Mullaney •made a home run,
thus enabling Palmer to beat
Anchorage.
Out of town guests were: Mi3S
Isabelle Fish, of FaifrbaTifc#; Dr, &
Mrs-, Frank Dorsey and 2 sonsf Dr,&
Mrs, Flora, who flew up in their
pla ne; Mr. & Mrs. S. Glockle; Mr,
& Mrs, Carl Showers; Mr. & Mrs, W,
Curtiss; and Sgt. James King, all
of Anchorage,
Harry Wimmer's Ciub, The 3ickl«
Swingers, met at the ho\fre of Paul
McGiboney at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday
eveing July 5, They discussed “The
Care- of Rabbits*, The next meeting
will be at the home of Wesley Eckerts.
J AV-eJ*
J,R, Elmor, who works at Kosloa**
ky’s- in Palmer, has purchased the
original tract of Earl Hecker*
James C. Cooper of Juneau is
auditing the books of the Corpor
ation.
“TI-JE FRIENDLY STORE"
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CANNING SEASON
WE HAVE LOTS OP PINTS and QUARTS
PRESTO LIDS RUBBER RINS J
THRIFTY LIDS FOR COFFEE JARS
FOR THAT JELL Currant-Raspberry-Cranberry
WE HAVE CERTO LOTS OF SUGAR
HAVE A LOOK AT OUR GROCERY SHELVES. THEY ARE
WELL STOCKED WITH STAPIE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
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OP£M DAJLY 9 AM. TO 9 ?M.