Peace Power
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SHE BELIEVES IN PEACE POWER
Mu-*. Itohert H. \udcr*oii, wifi* of the .Srcrflary of |he U. S. Treasury,
■tWplat * on* »*f ilo* l‘rt asm» '* new I’cace Power posters to promote
(fc < Mile of Sating* Bond*. “IVarr rntl* money! Money for many
H«-rent thing*, Mrs. Anderson say*. “Savings Bonds, as a direct
iw'esiment in our couuti *, make curli of us a partner in the job of
r ngtiiruing America'* Peace Power. Every American ran help keep
peace liy regularly buying and holding United State# Sating#
HUimuIs. \re you Inning all yon might?*’
I?1.* I rriinin # goal of SI.* hilliou in Saving* flond* this tear rep
* nis an mu sliueut of almost *2tt f*»r each man, woman, and
i ini Id.
TRY A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
SEE OUR SELECTION OF FINE
Lawn Mowers
I GAS
m ELECTRIC
m POWER DRIVEN
Reed's Hardware
New Dealership
PALMER AUTOMOTIVE IS PLEASED TO AN
NOUNCE IT IS THE VALLEY DISTRIBUTOR FOR
PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER - DODGE
Now on display in our showroom 1
NEW CRYSLER WINSOR and PLYMOUTH
SAVOY SEDANS $
Come in for a demonstration
Highest trade-in Values
We still carry the economical Hillmans
Palmer Automotive
56£
CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS
The best money can buy
Manufactured by your reputable owner
and maker — JOHN E. LEMON
WASILLA CONCRETE PRODUCTS
BOX A 13 WASILLA
PHONE PR-3410
Sand
Gravel
Cement
Chamber Members
(Continued from page I)
also showed the long chain of
travel the crude oil must take
before becoming any one of the
many finished petroleum pro
ducts.
The next regular Chamber
meeting will be held at the Mar
ad a Cafe in Palmer on Wednes
day, July 2 at which time repre
sentatives of the Civil Aeronauti
cal Administratin will be guests.
All interested persons are invit
'd to attend the luncheon meet
ing.
Chamber members enjoyed a
fine luncheon prepared and serv- j
ad by Mrs. Ed Partner and her I
daughter.
The famous C. L. Andrews
Alaska Library has been placed
on the campus of Sheldon Jack
son Junior College, Sitka, Alas
ka. The collection was originally
purchased by the Sitka Rotary
Club 12 years agov The Sitka
Library Board comlurred with
the Rotary Club in placing the
hooks arid pamphlets in the col
lege library.
keportmrs—
Notebook
i At a recent family gathering,
! celebrated with a picnic at Peters
Creek camp grounds, the William
Bouwens family observed the
44th wedding anniversary of Mr,
and Mrs. William (Bill) Bouwens.
Thirty-nine members of the fam
ily were present. The Bouwens
have eight children, 21 grand
children and one great-grand
child.
Mrs. Elsie Lupke of Wheaton,
Minnesota and her daughter Ber
nice Lupke of Denver, Colorado,
are visiting at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. L. M. DePriest. Mrs.
Lupke is a sister of Mrs. De
Priest.
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Hartung
and family left Sunday for a
summer vacation in the States.
A send-off party was held in
their honor on Saturday night by
a large group of friends.
David Paey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ethan Paey of Palmer, has
returned home for a summer
rvacation from his studies at Brig
ham Young University at Provo,
Utah.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Boulter
have returned to Palmer from
Provo, Utah, where they attend
ed the graduation exercises of
their daughter Virginia Boulter
who completed her four-year
studies at Brigham Young Uni
versity.
John Bowers, formerly of the
Palmer Fire Guard Station and
now with the recreation division
of the Bureau of Land Manage
ment, was a Palmer visitor on
Monday of this week. The Bow
ers now make -their home in the
Anchorage area.
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
s,
DONT FORGET
FAMILY STYLE FRIED
CHICKEN DINNER
JUNE 26 — 6-8 p.m.
Si. Michael's Church Bsmt.
Adults $2.00 Children 75c
AT BUTTE FIRE HALL
FUN FOR ALL
WATCH FOR DATE
PALMER CAFE
(CO OP REC HALL)
OPEN
7:30 - 7:30 MON. thru FRL
8 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. SAT.
CLOSED ON SUNDAY
Breakfast
Lunch - Dinner
HOMEMADE PIES fc ROLLS
OUR SPECIALTY
DENA JAMESON, Mgr.
SEE TARGET on TV with Adolph Menjou Ftiday Nights 8 P.M. KENI TV
Today's-tiream
303 tin
21c
The Weather is
HOT so is this
Price - Tray-Pac
Stewing
Chicken
Today's - Sweet
Peas
303 tin
Gel-Tum While They Last
PERRY’S
doz.
small
For your best bread^f^***
Pillsbury
BEST
your prize winning flour /
10 lbs.
$449
1
Pillsbury's
Cake Mixes 3
n oi. I
pkgs. ™
Nalley’s
Polish
DlLLSl 32 01
55c
CHIP
DIP
49c
French Onion, Blue. Garlic
HORSE 4 A*
RADISH 1 71
9 OZ.
Frenches 4 Q.
MUSTARD 171
Krispy CRACKERS
2 lb. caddy
490
HILLS BROS.
Coffee
NORWEGIAN
SARDINES
OLD YANKEE
PEANUT BUTTER
WHITE CAP
SALAD OIL
YACHT CLUB
SHRIMP
7 5 oz. OQ.
L tins 071
MORTON'S — FROZEN
Bluebe^ PIE
STORE HOURS:
Open 'til 9 p.m. FrL
9 ci.m. - 8 p.m.
Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m,
KOSLOSKY'S
GROCERIES
FOR LESS