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FOR SALE
'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 healers; buffet, coffee
table: Perfection kerosene heat
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 869. or see Mrs. Ber
nard Nieman.
'48 SILVER STREAK 4-dr. Sedan;
about 500 mi after comp over
haul; six nearly new tires; rea
sonable Mearl Sands, Box 1813,
Palmer.
DELTA joiner. 6” size. comp, with
stand, motor; new, never set up;
also % h.p. Porter cable belt
sander. See M. R. Wooten, Kos
losky’s Store . ,
LOG house, new 14x26. furn.; 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.
CLEAN looking 1M* -ton Dodge
truck; motor and body in very
good cond.; 2 spare tires, chains.
Reas, priced: may be seen Sun
day. Past 49-mile post, 1 block
east of highway. Inq. Logan
Trowbridge.
HOUSE, by owner. Chek Sandvik.
'48 FORD, 4-door sedan. Valley
Real Estate.
LOST
BROWN billfold. Sat., Sept. 10.
containing money, cards. Keep
half of money and mail to name
in billfold at Box 2051, An
chorage.
WHITE-faced Hereford cow, red
color; last seen in Butte area
Tuesday. Anyone seeing a»imal
please notify James Hurley or
Frank Clark.
SPECIAL SERVICES
STENOGRAPHIC work; state
ments typed; letters written;
fast, accurate typist. No job too
small. Inq. Frontiersman office
in Rec Hall.
PERSONALS
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS
P. O. Box 886 Palmer
WANTED
CARE of children, by day, bet.
ages 2-5 yrs. Write Mrs. Robert
Crites, Genl. Delivery. Palmer.
COFFEY INSURES EVERY
THING — REMEMBER?
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
SEEKING 12
MISSING PERSONS
The following missing persons
are thought to be living some
where in the Territory of Alaska,
according to a report received
from the office of Governor Ernest
Gruening last week. Anyone who
has any information regarding the
whereabouts of any of these per
sons is asked to communicate di
rectly with the Governor’s office.
TOM RALPH SUTTON—Soc.
sec. No. 709-18-9209—Last seen
in December, 1948, in Texas.
FANNIE ZALAK VOLDINK—
Reported to have come to Alaska
about 1929. Wanted in connec
tion with the estate of her
brother, George Zalak.
ALEX SABANOFF—53 years
of age, native of Russia, came to
Alaska in 1913. Worked at vari
ous mines throughout the terri
tory. Last seen in Kodiak in
February, 1943.
DANIEL EUGENE SULLIVAN
—36 years of age, 6’ 5” tall,
black, wavy hair. Last heard of
in Palmer in October, 1945.
ROBERT B. LEAHY — also
known as Proctor Leahy. Veter
an of World War II.
RAYMOND C. STANTON, also
known as Charles C'hilberg; born
VALLEY
THEATRE
Friday - Saturday
Oc'.obcr 7, 8
7:15 and 9 p.m.
Sa* unlay Matinee at 2 p. m.
fie/nsfr ftduMtC
LUPINO WILOE HOLM WIDMARK
Sunday • Monday
October 9, 10
7:15 and 9 p.m.
Sunday Matinee at 2 p.m.
Pan
MlEY
CfcLESTt
HOLM
Wednesday - Thursday
October 12, 13
‘nitini
at Tanum, Sweden, in 1895. Last
known to be in Ketchikan in
1932.
CHRISTIAN ALFRED MOR
TENSON—Danish national who
came to Alaska 20 years ago.
ROBERT LOWELL PIERCE
45 years of age, 5' 8” in height,
148 lbs. in weight, blue eyes,
black hair (graying). Formerly
lived in California.
J. C. O’NEILL—S. S. No. 549
20-1299. Works at construction or
mining. Last heard from at Eu
I—
gene, Oregon, in July, 1948.
ELMER LUDWIG KRAUSE—
S. S. No. 391-09-8072. Thought
to have come to Alaska from
California last June.
PATRICK WALL — born in
Ireland, 60-65 years of age.
Known to have worked in fish
ing fleet.
Mrs. Robert Johns and two small
sons returned to Palmer recently,
after a summer-long visit in the
states.
The Alaska Railroad
Offers Valley Residents a Complete Passenger
and Freight Service — Daily Except Sunday
SCHEDULE
Leave Palmer
Arrives Anchorage
Leave Anchorage
Arrives Palmer
3:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
9:15 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
RAILBUS SERVICE
Tan be stopped at any point along the route
Leave Palmer . 8:30 a.m.
Return from Anchorage at . 4:30 p.m.
DAILY EXCEPT SCNDAY
Fare-~$2.55 One Way; $3.40 Round Trip
I Plus Tax)
FOR INFORMATION
Call Palmer Depot — or Anchorage, ARCO 11
FREQUENT SERVICE
From Seattle
SAN FRANCISCO . . . .
SALT LAKE CITY . . . .
CHICAGO . .
[plus U. S. tax]
. . tow FARES
round trip
$24.40
34.30
66.35*
LOS ANGELES. 17.70 31.90
NEW YORK. 49.80 89.65
one way
$13.55
19.05
40.55
*3 month excursion rate
GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL
Eighth & Stewart Seattle SEneca 3456
VANCOUVER, B. C., BUS TERMINAL—Cambie & Dunsmuir