City To Seek—
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and the Bureau of Reclamation
in the building now occupied by
Palmer Realty, which he an
nounced he had recently pur
chased. The Council gave their
approval to the application and
Sullivan announced the store
would be known as the Matanus
ka Liquor Store and will open
in about 30 days.
Bills presented for approval in
cluded 12 miles of new field wire
for the telephone department. In
the absence of Mayor Hagen, who
is attending the statehood hear
ings in aWshington, D. C., Betty
Mears was voted authority to sign
city checks.
New parking recommendations
from the Planning Committee
were discussed by the councilmen
and tabled for further study.
Among recommendations were
time limits on parking; no “U”
turns and several specific regula
tions concerning parking in front
of fire hall, theatre and hotel en
trance.
At Leadsville, Colo, the Bur
eau of Mines has constructed a j
drainage tunnel more than two:
miles along which is making j
available large deposits of lead,!
zinc, and other strategic metals,
Anyone planning to give
any type music lessons during
the summer who desires to
have his name mentioned be
fore the P-TA membership, is
asked to contact Mrs. Herbert
Kopperud in Palmer or Mrs.
C. H. Dearborn at the Matan
uska Experiment Station be
fore next Tuesday evening.
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Yukon Presbytery and Mission
ary from Barros, Rev. Roy Ahma
ogak, missionary from Wain
wright. Miss Alice Green from
and Miss Dorothy Wagner, former
Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island
miss mary to China, representing
the Foreign Mission Board of the
Presbyterian Church. These
visitors were also present at the
meeting of the Yukon Presbytery
which met in special session in
the United Protestant Church
Thursday morning.
Sam Parent of Crooked Creek
was a vsitor in Palmer yester
dav He had been in Anchorage
on business pertaining to freight
for his trading post and stopped
here to visit friends. Crooked
Creek is located on the Kuskok
wim river.
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Meat Market
SPECIALS
Chuck Wagon Sliced
Bacon
I lb.
pkg.
75c
dmk-j or uta raumui
Picnic Hams T 49f
Loin-—Ends
Pork Chops )b 59c
oKintess
Weiner
lb.
61c
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Fresh—Stock
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Fig Bars
box
29c
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Ginger Snaps to, 34c
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ONE BOX OF 59c RITZ WITH
EVERY 2 POUND BOX OF DARI
GOLD CHEESE FOOD AT $1.49
Darigold Cheese and Ritz f
Demonstration I
Friday and Saturday
Coflee ik. 91c
In all size tins
ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER
Koslosky's Dept Store
LiBBYS
Fruit Cocktail Si 33c
STOKLEY'S
Corn on Cob 49c
PALMDALE — No. 2
Pie Cherries 35c
S and W
Catsup 29c
FISHERS
Zoom „*33c
FISHERS
Biskil Mix 73c
Fishers Flour
Sale
5 pound Fishers Blend.75c
10 Pound Fishers Blend .$1.41
25 Pound Fishers Blend .$3.43
50 Pound Fishers Blend.$6.69
Stock up Now and Save
Produce
SPECIALS
TUBE
Tomatoes 49c
CELLO
Carrots
Lettuce
Bananas
bag
lb.
lb.
DARIGOLD CUBES
Butler
LIMIT
6 pounds
23c!
42c I
39c
PER POUND
89c
STATE FAIR — 2V2 TIN
Tomatoes
LIMIT
6 cans
CAMPBELLS
PER CAN 0
33c
Tomato Soup 2lt,» 29c
SWIFTS
Cleanser 2 29c
TIDE
giant size
89c
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