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FOR SALE
ELECTRIC washer. S40: good con
dition. See Ed Barrett at John
Bugge's cabins.
LANG range. S60: good cond. Hot
water coils. Vernon Fridley.
MODEL C '46 Allis Chalmers
with plow, cultivator, hilier at
tach. used. Co-Op Garage.
’40 International D-2 pickup. Co
Op Garage.
'41 K-2 pickup. Co-Op Garage.
■49 KB-2 stake truck, new. Co-Op
Garage.
"49 KB-3 stake truck w dual
tires. Co-Op Garage.
HOUSE, lot: 3 rms. bath: shake sid
ing: no plumbing or water. Deb
Anderson. P. O. Box 164. Palmer.
POTATO digger; feed sacks; two
wood heaters; buffet, coffee
table: Perfection kerosene hea.
er: Elec, sweeper; portable gas
stove; car radio; port, radio.—
Robert Wendt at Bob's Radio
Shop. Wasilla Road.
BABY BUGGY, good condition.
Write Box 809. or tee Mrs. Ber
nard Nieman.
DELTA joiner. 6" size. comp, with
stand, motor: new. never set up;
also s4 h.p. Porter cable belt
sander. See M. R. Wooten. Kos
losky's Store .
LOG house, new 14x26. turn.: real
bargain if sold immediately. See
Len Allmon.
24" PLANER, heavy duty 15 h.p.
3-phase motor takes stock 8"x
24': Guaranteed perfect cond.
Price reasonable. See at 531 East
12th near East G. Anchorage, or
write H. F. Keathley. Gen. Del
Anchorage.
BROILERS and fryers: 2-3 lbs.,
dressed. 90c lb. A1 Brooks.
CASE tractor with power takeoff:
14 h.p. S650. C. E. Halsted. ^
mi. north Alpine Inn, left of
ARR tracks.
FURNITURE, good condition. F.
A Blom farm, s4 mi. west Ex
periment Station.
ELECTRIC pump, motor and large
water supply'tank for hand-dug
well; never used. Inq. A. R
Moffitt.
HOUSE, by owner. Chek Sandvik.
48 FORD. 4-door sedan. Valley
Real Estate.
STRAYED
RED RIVER boots, from Miss
Sweetman's room at school.
Finder please return them there.
LOST
BROWN billfold. Sat.. Sept. 10.
containing money, cards. Keep
half of money and mail to name
in billfold at Box 2051. An
chorage.
SPECIAL SERVICES
STENOGRAPHIC work: state
ments typed: letters written:
fast, accurate typist. No job too’
small. Inq. Frontiersman office
in Rec Hall.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
KcMAHON HERE
FOH CENSUS
D. T. McMahon, in charge of the
business census for the Territory of
Alaska, spent several days in Pal
mer and Wasilla last week listing
the Valley's businesses. Mr. Mc
Mahon is registering businesses
under three categories — retail,
wholesale and service.
This business census is ot ex
treme importance to Alaska's fu
ture. it was explained. When fig
ure are complete and are broken
down into the number and types of
businesses in the territory, and
the volume of business conducted
here, it can be expected to have
much influence in future legisla
tion for Alaska.
The work of the business census
is expected to be completed in an
other six weeks. This will be the
first time such a census has ex
tended to the territories of Hawaii
and Alaska.
The population census, based on
1.949 statistics, is not expected to
begin until April of 1950, Mr. Mc
Mahon said.
PERSONALS
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS
P. O. Box 886 Palmer
VALLEY
THEATRE
Pridey - Saturday
SEPT. 30. OCT. 1
7:15 and 9 p.m.
SATURDAY MATINEE at 2
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i CHAMPION %
Sunday - Monday
October 2nd and 3rd
7:15 and 9 p.m.
SUNDAY MATINEE at 2
"On An Island
With You"
TECHNICOLOR
Esther Williams
Peter Lawford
Jimmy Durante
Wednesday - Thursday
OCT. 5th and 6th
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The Best Years
of Our
SS:ow ct 7:30 only
HEADS RESERVE CORPS HERE
Major Arthur L. Baker has been
appointed acting senior Army in
structor for the organized Reserve
Corps in Alaska, it was announced
at Fort Richardson this week. He
will supervise all Reserve Corps
activities in Alaska and all Re
serve personnel who are residents
of Alaska. Hq and Hq Co.. 7400
Railway Grand Division (Train
ing', stationed in Anchorage, is
at present the only active Reserve
urnt in Alaska. Other units will
be activated in other localities,
where popula.ion density war
rants, Major Baker said.
Callotin Teaches At Iowa
Word received here this week
from the Stanley Balloun family,
now living at Ames, Iowa, reports
that they arc comfortably settled
in their new home. Mr. Balloun
is working part-time as an instruc
tor on the staff of Iowa State Col
lege at Ames.
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Fluke Accident
Causes Eye Injury
E. J. Ganschow. accountant with
the Agricultural Research Admin
istration. suffered a serious eye
injury last Monda£ evening, when
a clip from his gun, which he was
cleaning, flew up and struck his
glasses.
The glasses were broken and
one of Mr. Ganschow's eyes was
badly cut. He was treated at the
Valley Hospital that evening, and
left by plane for Seattle Tuesday
morning to seek further medical
aid.
The accountant has been on the
staff of the local office for only
a short time.
Potted Plants
Cut Flowers
MATANUSKA
VALLEY GARDENS
SPEND YOUR EVENINGS AT THE
SOURDOUGH CLUB
Your Recreation Center in Palmer
cf travel by Greyhound—frequent schedules, liberal
stopover privileges, low fares, centrally located depots.
there are ko lower fares
From Seatile one way
LOS ANGELES .... $17.70
NEW YORK.49.80
DENVER.28.80
SAN FRANCISCO . . . 13.55
[plus U S. tax]
GREYHOUND BUS
TERMINAL
Eighth & Stewart SEneca 3456
Seattle
VANCOUVER, B. C., BUS TERMINAL
Cambie & Dunsmuir
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