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ABBIE AN’ SLATS
TUCKER REAL ESTATE SERVICE—Anchorage, Red 542—427 G Street
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PALMER COLD STORAGE AND
LOCKER SERVICE
for
A complete assortment of good meats
Some locker space still available
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Authorized
Travel Agency
# Daily flights to ‘the states via your favorite airline
V -Hotel reservation service
INTERNATIONAL & DOMESTIC
TRAVEL SERVICE
Main 706 'Westward Hotel Anchorage
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Classified Ads
FOR SALE—1947 Ford Tudor
sedan; 100-h.p. motor; two ex- *
tra spare tires; radio; heater,
fog lights; extra gas tank.
S2300 cash. Z. H. Tessendorf,
Anchorage hotel.
WANTED TO BLfY
SINGER sewing machine, with
treadle; also piano. Write Key
2, Valley Frontiersman.
FOR SALE
1936 FORD TRUCK, IV2 ton.
New motor, brakes and wiring.
$750. See Lauritz Loberg.
HELP WANTED
BOYS for pin-setting; after
school, evenings. Apply in
basement of Valley Theatre.
ALASKA’’^ FINEST Cordova
Razor Clams, Minced, case of
48 7-oz. cans. Only $14.80 per
case, $7.50 for Vfc case. Call
at Frontiersman office for de
livery.
NOTICE
ORDERS TAKEN for Harford
frocks. Melville women’s cloth
ing, Hoover uniforms. Write
Mrs. Lauritz Loberg today for
your appointment. Box 1836,
Palmer.
Wasiila School
Has 81 Pupils
WASILLA—With the admis
sion of the three Alexander
daughters' this week, the total
enrollment of Wasiila school now
has reached 81, Superintendent
James Pendleton announced last
week.
Of that number, a full 23 per
cent of the enrollment is made up
of children from families new to
the Valley. The percentage fig
ure excludes all first-grade pu
pils.
FAMILY ARRIVES
WASILLA—The family of E.
R. Alexander of Wasiila arrived
from the states to join Mr. Alex
ander last week. Three of the
four Alexander children have
enrolled in Wasiila school.
The twins, Marva and Marsha,
entered the second grade, while
Elaine was enrolled as a sixth
grade student.
Mr. Alexander is employed as
a plumber at Fort Richardson.
Hosiery Repair
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AT
CECELE'S
433 G Street
Around Corner from
First National Bank
Box 2139
Anchorage
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UNION BANK
of ANCHORAGE
NEW BANKING HOURS
2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
SATURDAY
10 a.m. to 12 noon
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GROWING BANK’’
408 Fourth Avenue