INVITATION TO BID
THE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION, PAUffl, ALASKA WILL RECEIVE BIDS
UF TO AND INCLUDING THE 20th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1946 AT 1:30 P.M. ON TIE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED BUILDINGS AND THEN PUBLICLY OPENED. TEN PERCENT (1055) OF TIE BID MUST
ACCOMPANY THE SEATED BID AND THE BALANCE PAID IN CASH UPON ACCEPTANCE OF THE BID.
THE BUILDINGS ARE LOCATED ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED TRACT:*
THE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION RESERVES THE RIGHT TfLJEJECT ANY
OR ALL BIDS. * f\
FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE "ZOOK" TRACT—
NWj SEj, SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH,
RANGE 2 EAST OF THE SEWARD MERIDIAN.
HOUSE
BARN
CHICKEN HOUSE
WELL HOUSE
BROODER HOUSE
Don L. Irrin, Goncrnl Manager
Miss Jeanette HCmmcr, daughter'of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe' He nine r, is home on a six weeks
vacation. She plans to go'’’outside" at the
conclusion of her vacation,
Jem Koslosky of Anchorage was in Palmer on
business Monday of thi3 woek.
Mrs. e.H. DuPand from Skwentha, Alaska, is
visiting in Palmer this week. Mrs. DuPand
has a baby daughter whom she adopted re
cently. Mr. and Mr3. DuPand moved to *
Skwcntnc from Falmcr early this spring.
larold Stophon has returned to ubrk after
lis vacation.
FOR SAIF 'EtBLE *nd 6 CHAIRS
(oro is an am chair)
with a LAB® BUFFET
BATTERY RADIO SEE—
L.C. STOCK—PALI, 1ER FOUNTAIN and CAFE.
FOR SALE
ELECTRIC OUTBOARD MOTOR
2-UARDR03E TRUNKS in GOOD CONDITION
SEE—CLAUDE HARTER at the PALMER DEPOT
Palmer
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2o
Stars
GENE AUTREY
U
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WESTERN Picture with MUSIC thr.t will please lovers of HORSE-OPERAS
ALSO—A NIMAL REEL of ’'ALICE IN JUNGLE LAE©.”
TRAVELOGUE of MEXICAN SPORTS.”
"MARCH '? OF TIME. ”
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22*>~ / l A~\T
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BURGESS MEREDITH AS ERNIE PYLE
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