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supplies for the hospital*
fhe board recommended that
the order be placed now for
later delivery* They also
toted to write a letter to E»
B* Bartlett thanking him for
his donation of the funds in
the amount of $14,360*64 for
the equipment and supplies.
Manager Homer Thompson was
Instructed to write the Pate
Insurance Agency for rates on
fire insurance for warehouses
on the dock*
On Tuesday and Vfednesday
evenings the board met again
to sit as a board of equali
sation*
ST CEE NEARING COMPLETION
The addition to the Wythe
& Son Builders Supply store
is nearing completion this
week*. The large windows have
keen installed, the interior
painted and the flooring put
down.
The new section will be
used to display appliances
and building supplies carried
by the firm*
LOSES CHICKENS TO DOGS
Francis Thorn reported
that he had lost several
chickens to marauding dogs
this week*
Lyman "All-American” rifle
scopes in afc, 4, and 6 power*
See them at Sporter Arms Co*
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BACK TO SCHOOL
In just a matter of a few
weeks youngsters of all
ages will be treking back
to classrooms all over
the Territory.
you have a boy or girl
returning to school, now
is the time to make sure
that his or her clothing
is in top shape*.♦well
cleaned and pressed*
All you have to do is
phone 256 for pickup and
delivery service*
HOMER CLEANERS
FISHING SEASON CLOSES
With the cl08e of fishing
season, many of the local men
have returned to the communi
ty* Seme report a very poor
year while others considered
it fair to good.
Among those recently re
turned are Jake McLay,,BOrt'
and Bouie Hansen, Jim Steele,
Alfred Anderson, Tom Shelford
and L. 1* Jenson. Johnny
Klingbeil and Haul Choquette,'
who have been spotting fish
in the Kodiak area, have also
returned home.
DISTRICT COURT CANCELED ,
Commissions r Gene King re
ported this week that he has
received word that the plans
to bring the district, court
to Homer for naturalization
hearings this Fall have been
cancelled. Due to the recent
death of Judge Folta, Judge
J. L, McCorrey has stated
that the press of; business
will be too heavy for him to.
make a trip to Homer and
other communities.
HEALTH NURSE XTL AUGUST 22
Fublic Health Nurse Iris
Jette is scheduled to arrive
in Homer August 22 and re
main until September 2, ac
cording to present plans.
LEATHER HAMPERS TRIP
Only about 50 pee pie were
able to make it to Homer last
weekend for the crab feed of
the Anchorage Airmen’s Assoc
iation due to the weather. -
Can’t Be Beat, Nut House Sun
dae, 65£ at the Dari-Uelite
hea story
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make a study of th© new
lighting system now in use in
Kodiak and report to the di
rectors at their next‘meeting
Tice told the directors
that the Chugach Electric As
sociation is holding a 600 Ef
generator for the HEA. if the
local co-op wishes to pur
chase it* The directors pas
sed a motion authorizing its
purchase#
Tice also told the direct
ors that he expects to get
word this week on the status
of the D loan amendment. If
approved by the REA., the
amendment will allow the . HEA
to extend its present line
from Clam Gulch to Soldatna*
JOHN SPENCER HERE
John Spencer, former %ner
first grade teacher, has re
turned to the community for a
visit before going on to his
new teaching post at Pedro
Bay. He has been attending
the summer school at the Uni
versity of Alaska and is a
guest of Ken and Hazel Heath.
QUIZ SHOW PLANNED
A musical cjuiz show to be
sponsored by the Homer House
of Beauty will be heard each
Y/ednesday evening over the
Homer News Radio Station.■
The new program has not
received a name as yet, lut
several fine prizes will be
offered, to those identifying
the tunes to be played.
When you think of Insurance
think of the Pate Insurance
Agency behind Bny Clothiers.
BUY NOW FOR SCHOOL
It’s not too early to start looking
for back to school clothing ang you
will find an ample supply at the Bay
Clothiers*
JEANS SHIFTS SHOES 'BOOTS
DRESSES BLOUSES SIORT3 PARKAS
Now is the time to* get that rain gear
for moose season that starts Aug, 20th
BAY CLOTHIERS
CLASSIFIEDS
Rate - 3tf a Word
PHONE 239
For 24-Hour Cab Service
AURORA CAB
SMALL BAND OF SHEEP for sale.
Quitting because of 'health.
Write or see R. L. Munroe,
Star Route, Horner. p9tl
CHEST OF DRAWERS. All sizes.
Priced from $14.96 up* New
unpsinted chairs and tabled
in stock. For furniture see
Uminskif s•••Open Sundays o9t%
COMING TO HOMER first week in
September, Atlas tires at
Al's Garage. c9tl
FOR LEASE
The Bay Clothiers, Homer* Al
aska* Complete family dot hr
ing store. c8tf
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FOR SALE? one S-KW light
plant. Water cooled. A-JL
condition. $175. °ave Daverif
port, Box 55* Soldatna. e8i£
FOR SALS: Array 4x4 Dodgl
Recon* 0300. See or writg
Reger’s Oarage, Soldatna*
p8t4
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FOR SALE: 34 ft. Columbia
trailer bouse. Very Cleans
Contact Lonnie Scroggs at
trailer courts c6ti
SELDOVIA DAIRY FOR SALS:
08500 cash takes everything.
95 acres patented land witl
buildings. Adjoining airport
and city. A good deal foi
the right man. Includes t
cows, 6 calves, 1 bull, Farm
all tractor, spring-tooth
plow, cream separator anf
bottles.' Ready to go, oj
will sell livestock separate
all 13 head tested and pro
ducing 90 quarts milk dail:
02500 delivered to Homer doc>
write or wire Rocky Phillips,
Box 100, Seldovia, Alaska.
_ P9t‘
FOR SALE: 1000 beard fee.i
spruce lumber you name tb
dimension*' S?5. See Bil.
Raver, Homer News.
ON TRIP TO ANCHORAGE \
Jim Scott of the Bureau^
L;nd M^magement made a b«$i
ness trip to Anchorage Thur£
dry.
BERRY PRICES ■ :
COT THIS AD OUT AND SAVE IT.. .COT THIS Ai) OUT AND SAVE IT
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Tho following berries are not? in donand and the following
prices will be paid:
Uine or Dewberries.....50^ a lb.
Cloud berries*.........50^ a lb.
Strawberries....*.40^ a lb.
Black Currents..*,.....35tf a lb.
Bed Currents..••*.»••..35# a lb.
Raspberries..........#.35tf a lb.
Blueberries............30£ a lb.
——Ee do not want———
WateroeIon berries Moss berries
Red Elder berries
COT THIS AD OUT AND SATE IT.. .CUT THIS AD OUT AND SATE IT
ALASKA .
WILDBERRY PRODUCTS
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AT LONG LAST
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Yes, at long last Homor will have access to one of
the BEST* The first reek in September will find
the AT LA 3 PRODUCTS at AL’S GARAGE, There Trill bo
a .full line of ATLAS TIRES carrying an uncondi
tional guarantee \*p to 24-months (that ’LEATHER
GUARD tread is just the thing for mud and snow);
PERMA-MJL BATTERIS3 with guarantees up to 3 years;
and it won’t be too long Hill you* 11 have to
start thinking about anti-rrccze, ana
AL’S GARAGE will have the best: ATLAS
KMA-GGAR3)*****and prices tfill be
strictly ST/iTE-SIDE, no freight to bo
paid!
Always something /
BETTER AT
AL'S GARAGE