LOTS FOR SALE...Brix
Sub-division. See Ray
Ferrin.
LIST YOUR FROPERTY.
with M.D. Snodgrass for
quick sale. Office in
Home on Lower Bailey
Hill Street, West of
Lumber Yard.
FOR SALE OR RENT.. Two
room house in Bailey
Sub-division. See G.
Edelman, Co-op Office.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Ross
returned to Palmer last
week-end from theil
trip to the States. Mr.
and Mrs. Ross left Pal
mer early in October
and have been visiting
relatives in Oklahoma
and Minnesota.
Rex Ehrhart of Anchor
age, son of Mrs. C.R.
Rasmussen was a week
end. business visitor in
Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Crothers made a business
trip to Anchorage on
Wednesday of this week.
| EXTENSION NOTES
By--R .T .Blue
LOCAL FLANKING COMMIT
TEE MEETS
The farmer planning
committee in the Palmer
area, consisting of
Harold Thuma, Max Sher
rod and Clarence Hoff
man, held a short in
itial meeting Tuesday
at the Hoffman farm.
Following a general dis
cussion of the Agricul
tural Conservation Pro
gram, it was decided
to set the closing date
on applications (for
work to be done in 1932)
on the first of March.
The Extension Service
will distribute a gen
eral circular letter on
the 1952 Agricultural
Conservation Program in
the near future.
Mrs. Ted Mommsen will
be hostess for the Wa
silla IIomeBakers 1 Club
on December l6th.
REMEMBER THE BASKET
BALL GAME FRIDAY NIGHT
MEA NOTICE
"POWER OFF11 after HOURS
SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS
CALL V. FRIDLEY
OFFICE CLOSES NOON
ON SATURDAY
PALMER
ALASKA
C. A. KERTTULA
I GENERAL
■ HAULING
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HORTON AUTOMATIC IRONERS
MARQUETTE RANGES
ELECTRIC CLIPPERS FOR STOCK
ELECTRIC DRILLS (i~|)
ELECTRIC GRINDERS
LECTRO-SAV/S
MOTORS (i-l/3-i HORSE)
EXTENSION CORDS
SAW MANDRELS
TANK HEATERS
POULTRY HEATERS
HOOF CLIPPERS
HAND DRILLS
FLANES
LEVELS
SAWS
GUNS
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