DICK TRACY
■ ?5. I'M MISS VARNISH.
T’VE had several in
quiries FOR THETVPE OF
CHAIR VOU DESCRIBED
OVER THE PHONE. AND
J THOUGHT I’D
A LOOK.
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By CHESTER GOULD
AS MISS VARNISH’S GAZE
TAKES IN THE TABLE AND
CHAIR, SHE ALSO OBSERVES
A NEWSPAPER ON THE
FLOOR.
SEEING THE NEWSPAPER
ON THE FLOOR, MISS
VARNISH STARTS, REGAINS
HER POISE AND APPEARS^
UNCONCERNED.
SO THAT’S THE HEEL
WHO'S HIDING IN MV PLACE 1
WHV THAT BUT
I MUSTN'T LET HER
KNOW, —VET.
* MV DEAR
WHAT ARE
\OJ ASKING
FOR THE
TABLE AND
[\ CHAIR ?
[ HARDLY
KNOW.
PERHAPS
VOU WOULDj
HAVE A
BETTER
IDEA
f I’M SURE WELL BE ^
APPREHENDED. HE MUST
BE A THOROUGH BOUNDER
TO LET DOWN SUCH A
NICE PERSON AS VOU-,
AND THIS
BUT TO CET T OH, TO
BACK TO ( CET TO
BUSINESS— ( THE
I’LL GIVE VOU SPOLICE
ONE HUNDRED^ WHEN I
i DOLLARS EORC LEAVE
i THE PIECES. HERE?
/ '
AND AT THE ANTIQUE
SWOP
ri THINK THE DAME’_
KINDA FALLING FOR ME
AT THAT. I COULD SEE
THAT LOOK IN HER EVE.
I ALWAVS HAD A WAV
WITH
YOU WRECK ’EM . . . WE’LL FIX ’EM
24-HOUR SERVICE
We Go Anywhere, Any Time
PALMER BODY & PAINT SHOP
l’m getting service now that 1 have
entrusted my dr height problem to
Dependable
Mt. McKinley Airways
All the Way.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE
TO AND FROM SEATTLE
CHARTER TRIPS
Mt McKinley
AIRWAYS
521 E Street, Anchorage Phone Main 746
Agent at Dow Freight Lines, Palmer, Phone 12Y11
WINTERS
MURDER TO MOTORS
See us regularly to insure dependable operation of your vehicle
throughout the months to come.
We service all makes of cars, trucks and tractors.
TOST'S SERVICE
Magazine Subscriptions
To Be Sold At Library
Magazine subscriptions, cur
rently being sold by the Parent
Teacher’s Association as one
means of raising the money for
the $250 matching fund to be
used for purchase of school
equipment, now may be pur
chased in the Palmer library.
Mrs. Victor Johnson, commit
tee member in charge of the
magazine sales, said no drive
dates had been set to limit the
magazine subscription campaign,
but she urged that everyone who
plans to purchase new maga
zines or renew subscriptions do
so at this time through the P-TA.
The $250 fund, which will be
matched by an additional $250
from the territory, must be used
during the current school year.
Playground equipment has
been suggested as one item of
purchase, but no definite deci
sion has been made. A commit
tee of three, Mrs. I. M. Sandvik,
Mrs. Margaret Cope and Mrs.
Dorothy Bell, has been appoint
ed to make recommendations for
the expenditure at the next P-TA
meeting.
ATTENTION, RUG MAKERS
The rug loom outside the of- i
fices of the Health Center has I
been set up in pastel colors. All
members of Homemakers clubs
who wish to weave a rug may do
so by registering at the Exten
sion office, it was announced this
week. A charge of two cents will
be made to cover the cost of
warp used.
Aid Meets Wednesday
Members of the Ladies Aid of
the United Protestant church
will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the church next
Wednesday afternoon at 2
o’clock. Mrs. Victor Alfsen and
Mrs. Clayton Esslinger are
hostesses for the afternoon,
while Mrs. Stanley Balloun and
Mrs. Irvin Plitt will be leaders
for the meeting.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
SALE !
Bargain Prices on TRUCK TIRES
While They Last!
2 7:00-20 10-Ply Transportation Tread.45
3 8:25-20 10-Ply Transportation Tread.58
1 7:50-20 8-Ply Transportation Tread ....45
4 7:50-20 10-Ply Mud and Snow Tread.60
2 7:50-20 8-Ply Mud and Snow Tread.50
2 8:25-20 10-Ply Mud and Snow Tread.65
1 8:25-20 12-Ply Timber Service $no
Extra Heavy Duty.Ou
Sale Ends March 15
8 Heinze Electric Handbeaters at only $4.25 ea.
Good Selection of Table Radios
Just one Chairside Combination Radio left.
Come and get them now at
20% OFF REGULAR PRICES
Electric Irons also are 20% off
Hartley Bros. Motor Co.
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VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN^
Community
Calendar
Friday
BOY SCOUTS meet at United
Protestant church at 5:30 p.ra.
JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS meet
at home of Mrs. Doris Walker
for daytime meeting.
Saturday
WASILLA CUB Pack meets at
school for monthly meeting at
7:30 p.m.
Sunday
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of
Matanuska Valley Sportsmen
meets at Palmer Fountain at
8 p.m.
Monday *
ANNUAL ELECTION of school
board will be held in lobby of
gymnasium between 9 a.m.
and 5 p.m.
VALLEY MINISTERIAL ASSO
CIATION meets at Matanuska
Valley Children’s Home at 10
a.m.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Val
ley Hospital meets at Matanus
ka Valley Bank at 4:30 p.m.
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS meet at
United Protestant church at
7:30 p.m.
4-H COUNCIL meets at Exten
sion office at 8 p.m.
Tuesday
STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL
MEETING of Matanuska Val
ley Fair Association at Grange
hall at 8 p.m.
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets
in Library at 8 p.m.
WASILLA GRANGE meets at
Community hall at 8 p.m.
Choir Names Easter Music
“The Redemption Song,” has
been chosen as its Easter can
tata by the choir of the United
Protestant church. Rehearsals
for the March 28th production
already are in progress. Because
of the union sunrise service
planned for Easter morning, the
United Protestant church will
present the cantata at 7:30 in the
evening on Easter Sunday.
Call 8 to gei meeting notice*
printed in the Frontiersman. 4
OWEN J. JONES
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
TAX CONSULTANT
426 G St. Main 693
Anchorage, Alaska