(EXTENSION NEWS CONTINUED FROM
PAGE 3)
Mr:;. Harold Dinkle, Miss Louise
Davis, D1”. Andrews, Mrs. Don Ingall
Mrs. Jack Scott, Mrs. To..! Snyder,
Mrs. Walter Mau, Masters Walter Mnu
Russell Quimby, Francis Henry, Ro
bert Nichols, and Harry Wimmer.
Extension Agents in charge are
Frances Byrne and William Rogers.
SOIL CONSERVATION PROGRAM: Please
remember August 31, 1944, is the
deadline for signing up to receive
payment under the Soil Conservation
Program for this year. If you ere
interested, be sure to’ call at the
Extension Office within the next
week. If necessary, the District
Agricultural Agent will explain the
program more fully to you.
(BLUEBERRY TOUR FROM PAGE 1)
nesday was cancelled. Only two vo
iman reported as it was so wet.
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VALLEY SETTLEX
OLSEN BROS. CLEANER
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IT PAYS TO HAVE YOUR CLOTFES
CLEANED BY OLSEN BROTHERS CLEANERS
OF ANCHORAGE.
LEAVE CLOTHES TO BE CLEANED AT ■
_PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY. __ _
CM. ME-IER^TRANS'ER
PALMER ALASKA'
BOA 1745
COAL
■TRUCKING
LEAVE ORDERS AT THE POWER HOUSE
• HAVE .'YOU. YOUR SCHOOL CLOTHES YET?
• SCHOOL STARTS NEXT WEEK, SO VISIT KOSLOSKY'S NOW.
YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CHILDREN
SUITS FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL-CHUBBY STYLE DRESSES
COATS SKIRTS JACKETS SWEATERS SHOES
LITTLE.GIRLS RAYON SLIPS--WOMEN»S RAYON & COTTON BLOUSES
SHEETS--PILLOW SLIPS- -TOY/ELS WOMENS 'NEW DRESSES MESH HOSE
ANY ONE HAVING PACKAGES LAID AWAY, PLEASE PICK THEM UP AS OlJR
BUNDLE DEPARTMENT IS VERY CROWDED.
OPIN 9:co AiVI. TO 9:oo P/VI. DAIL Y