r
(PIJNIaMN &
COFFEE.
mOME MADE PIES
W FEATURE
FRESH MATANUSKA
PRODUCTS
WJ.jVfAM£M‘i. ; r
r t
szm^t
STATION SERVICE
GAS OIL
OPtN
SUNDAYS 6 EVENING'S'
■7C—7
-NOTICES
SOIL CONSERVATION CHECKS
Will the following formers please
come into the ^xtdnsion Office and
receive their soil conservation
checks?
Lawrence Dreghorn, Roger Ellsworth,
V*G* Falk, Wm. Grow, V.’ J. Harder,
George Hayden, Henry Jensen, Mrs*
Elve Kertptula, Chas. Merino, *rank
McAllister, Walter Menck, William
Neely, Henry Olmstad, Martin Olson,
Harold Stephan,
Harold Thuma, R.M. Ware, andEino
Wirtanen*
The party that made application
for soil conservation and signed
the final forms must come in person
to sign for the check*
Ted Carter says that he cannot
get out to jthe farms until he has
some form of ’transportation*
Rev. W. Zeile from Saginaw, Mich*
will be at the St. John’s Lutheran
2hurch#for Installation Service this
liext Sunday J[uiy 1, at' 3:00 P.M*
• ’ .* ST. .JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
PALMER, ALASKA
VEGETABLE GROWERS ARE ASKED TO MEET
MONDAY EVENING IN THE COMMUNITY
HALL AT 8:00 P.M* SHARP
MARKETING STANDARDS WILL BE DIS*
CTISSfeD. i
-J-;-(
ENDLY
i
r*
f
JtEN'S RAINCOATS bn-Sale for #2*00
/ A PEW TIN PANTS-VTIN-COATS-TIN HATS
/
ONE EACH OF LADIES' RAINCOATS
Sizes 14-16-18
FOR THAT FOURTH.of JULY PICNIC
WE HAVE
GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS ORANGES
COLD MEATS COOKIES CRACKERS
COKE PEPSICOLA
CHEESE PICKLES PAPER CUPS
SOFT DRINKS (for cold drinksi
r^)D?£M QAJLY 9 AM- -9 PM