UNBELIEVABLY SHEER!
yet they
cannot run!
Fantasy
by MOJUD
You’ll swear you’re wear
ing a moonbeam. Yet these
nylon stockings cannot
run. Isn’t this what you’ve
always dreamed of? For
sheer enchantment ask for
Fantasy in our hosiery
department.
Sizes 81/2 to 10i/2.
$1.95 pair
VARIETY
VOGUES
Community Chest
Organizes, Elects
After operating for two years in
a quasi-official manner, represen
tatives of the membership of the
Palmer Community Chest met last
Tuesday evening to adopt by-laws
and affiliate with the national or
ganization. A new board of direc
tors also was named at the meet
ing.
Drive chairman Les Ray read a
brief report of the two years’ ac
tivity. Treasurer Clayton Esslinger
reported that collections amounted
to $1,503.64 in 1947 and disburse
ments were $1,097.25. In 1948 the
collections reached $2,098.60, while
disbursements were $1,762.00.
It was pointed out that the only
expense in either campaign has
been a total of $31 expended for
printing of receipts for the two
years.
Board officers elected at the
meeting were:
Mrs. Ilarvey Hiber, Miss Louise
Kellogg, Jack Newcomb and
Neal Miller for a two-year term;
Les Ray, Irwin Plitt and Mrs.
Dorothy Saxton for a one-year
term.
The incoming board will meet
with the former board at the Les
Ray home on Monday, Oct. 10 at
8 p.m. Purpose of this meeting is
to name officers and plan the 1949
drive, which is scheduled to get
under way in October.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
Henry F. Wolff, Inc.
Terminal Yard
Anchorage, Alaska
FOLLOWING IS FOR
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
• Plywood
• Plasterboard, 11c
• Celotex, 8'/>c
Interior and Exterior
• Fir Finish
• Reinforcing Steel
• Cement
• Roofing, all weights
• Lo-k Insulation, 10c
Phone Main 239
GREEN’S FLYING SERVICE
STUDENT INSTRUCTION, GI TRAINING
CHARTER AND SCENIC FLIGHTS — PASSENGER RIDES
Two- and Four-Place Planes Available
PHONE 67 PALMER AIRPORT
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For That Refreshment
Pause In Palmer ....
VISIT THE
FRONTIER BAR
FRONTIER LIQUOR STORE
BOTH ARE OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY
7 n A VQ A VA/FPk"
ESSLINGERS RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Esslinger
and family returned from their
vacation trip to the states late last
Thursday afternoon. The Esslin
gers drove back by way of the
Alaska Highway.
LEE ANN TO WHITWORTH
Miss Lee Ann Wade is now a
student at Whitworth College in
Spokane, Wash., it was learned
this week. She left for the states
in the company of Miss Gayle
Eckert who chose Washington
State College at Pullman for her
higher education .
REA MAKES BIG LOAN
The Rural Electrification Admin
istration this week okayed the big
gest loan it has ever made in its 14
years of existence. REA approved
a loan to a power co-operative in
Chase City, Va.. in the amount of
$14,320,000.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep ap
preciation to our many friends for
their help and expressions of sym
pathy in our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Eugene Marsh and Family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh and
Family.
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LOBERGS VARIETY
ARMY SURPLUS
NOTIONS — BOOKS
ENGINEER COMING
Clarence Branton. agricultural
engineer from the staff of Oregon
State College at Corvallis, is ex
pected to join the ranks of Agri
cultural Research Administration
employes this week. Mr. Branton
left Corvallis in late September
to drive to his new assignment. He
is due to arrive in Palmer some
time this week.
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GOOD
DRY CLEANING
MAKES
LOOK BETTER
LOST LONGER
BROWN’S
CLEANERS
A Good Job
is our specialty
GET THAT TUNE-UP NOW!
Crankshaft Grinding — Rebore Service
MOORE'S GARAGE
1 Mile South of Palmer on Matanuska Road
PHONE 81Y1
It Reigns
Supreme
HOUSEWIVES all over the land will vouch for the supremacy
of the electric stove .
ITS CONVENIENCE, time saving characteristics, and the easy
meals it prepares, have made it a favorite.
WITH CONSTANT improvements being made, mark up another
FIRST for electricity . . . America's number one public
servant.
“Serving the Valley since 1942”
Matanuska Electric Association, Inc.
Your REA Electric Co-op