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Anchorage Red 360
ANNOUNCES A NEW SERVICE
Starting Wednesday, November 4
“Any Service to Help You —
In Business or Personal Life”
★ Service to the businessman who does not main
tain an office force.
★ Shopping and procurement, both locally and
through representatives in Seattle and Port
land.
★ Wedding and party arrangements.
★ Correspondence—Personal or Business.
Pox 1583 206 Central Building Green 459
ANCHORAGE
YOUR GIRL FRIDAY . . .
Wedding Plans
Are Announced
The coming marriage of Mrs.
Genevieve Hilderman to Matt
Perkins was announced this
week. Tentative date for the cere
mony has been fixed for Nov. 14.
Mrs. Hilderman, whose home
is in Des Moines, Wash., only re
cently came to Alaska. She is
employed in Palmer in the office
of the Alaska Reconstruction and
Rehabilitation Corp.
Mr. Perkins, owner of the
Shamrock bar, is a long-time Val
ley residents. The pair plan to
make their home in Palmer.
Classified Ads
FOR SALE
HEATROLA, coal and wood; A-l
condition, nearly new; $30
takes it. See Walkers at Buf
falo Mine.
PURE bred Collies—puppies and
grown stock. Mountain View
Store.
PIANO, typewriters, bicycles.
Mountain View Store.
FOUND
FEMALE, part Chesapeake dog
Dark brown. Found at Goose
Bay. Owner call Anchorage
I Green 216 after 6 p.m.
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24 HOUR
WRECKER
Specialists
Bear Frame & Front
End Alignment Machine
Automotive Rebuilding
ANCHORAGE BOin
and PAINT SHOP
5171/2 Sixth Main 418
Anchorage
Wilton Fiedler Harold Dale
The WAA Offers
VEHICLES at SEWARD, Ala
Fixed Price
To VETERANS (Set - Aside)
OTHER PRIORITIES & the PUBLIC
NOTIFICATION DATE — October 31, 1947 thru November 14, 1947
INSPECTION DATES — November 10, 1947 thru November 14, 1947
Sale Dates
Veterans (Not For Resale) November 18, 1947 — 10:00 A. M.
All Other Priorities and The General Public, Nov. 19,1947—4 P. M.
LIST NO. 85
- AS IS - WHERE IS _
48 14-TON JEEPS
3 ea. COMMAND CARS
1 ea. TRUCK CARRYALL
ITEMIZED LISTS WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST
See These Vehicles At The Army Dock In Seward
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Veterang may participate in this sale either in person or by
a. To participate by mail on the first day during- the “Set-Aalde” sale the Veteran must
secure a “Set-Aside Purchase Order Form” from the WAA Office in Anohorage or
Seward. A copy of the Veteran’s Discharge must accompany the Order.
b. To participate by mail on the second day of the sale the Veteran must complete a WAA
_Form 1175a and forward it to the WAA Representative, Army Dock, Seward, Alaska.
2‘ ln Pers?n< Discharge Certificates or copies thereof must be shown to
establish eligibility to purchase.
3. veterans desiring to purchase in the classification of General Public may purchase with
out restriction, showing of documents, or priority.
4. Veterans purchasing on the first day of the sale may only purchase vehicles for their
own personal use or for use personally In their own small business (HOT FOR RESALE).
5. veterans who have previously purchased a vehicle at “Set-Aside Sales” may not purchase
a like item on the first day of this sale.
6. Ho certificate is required prior to sale and no previous certification slips will be honored
at the sale.
7. Awards on the first day of the sale will be made on a “Pirst-Come-Pirst-Served” baste
with those Veterans present at the openings hour and those Veterans with mail order on
hand at the opening hour considered to be “Pirst-Come.”
8. On the second day of the sale the awards will be made to purchasers in the normal prior
ity order with awards to be made by drawing in the event two or more purchasers within a
given priority desire the same item.
A Veteran may not receive the award of more than one vehicle on the first day of the sale.
10. All purchasers are encouraged to inspect these vehicles during the inspection period.
AR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
Box 246b
Anchorage, Alaska
Phone: Main 766
Mrs. Fernald To Speak
At Protestant Aid Meeting
Mrs. Charles Fernald, repre
sentative of the National Coun
cil of the Presbyterian Church,
will be guest speaker at next
Wednesday’s meeting of the
Ladies’ Aid of the United Pro
testant Church. The meeting is
to be held at the home of Mrs.
A. A. Rempel.
Mrs. Gernald is making a tour
of all Presbyterian churches and
missions in Alaska. She was in
attendance at the recent Sitka
conference, where she spoke
daily.
Program session of the Wed
nesday aid meeting is expected
to begin at 2 o’clock that after
noon.
Community
Calendar
FRIDAY
ALUMNI-HIGH SCHOOL bas
ketball game in Palmer gym.
CARNIVAL at Palmer school.
Concessions open at 7:30 p.m.
Dancing in gym at 9 p.m.
SATURDAY
JUNIOR HOMEBREAKERS
meet at home of Mrs. Richard
Mohan. 8:30 p.m.
HIGH SCHOOL-ARMY basket
ball game in Palmer Gym.
MONDAY
FOUR-H COUNCIL meets in Ex
tension office. 8 p.m.
TUESDAY
LUTHERAN CHOIR PRACTICE
at church. 7:30 p.m.
WASILLA GRANGE meets in
Community Hall at 8 p. m.
Wednesday
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
luncheon at Lutheran church.
Noon.
UNITED PROTESTANT Ladies
Aid meets at church.
LUTHERAN LADIES AID meets
at home of Mrs. Eino Wertan
en.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
Buy The Frontiersman
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INTERMEZZO
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Mail Orders to Box 1717
Anchorage
The
RECORD SHOP
423 "D" Street
Visits Here
M. E. S. Brunelle, clerk of
the Third District Court at An
chorage, was a Valley visitor
last Thursday.
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me
Inn
at Mile 61 Sutton Township
Cabins, meals, cocktail bar. liquor store for your convenience,
A cozy place with a friendly atmosphere.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gulbranson, proprietors,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brager
Remember, the Alpine Inn—3 miles from Jonesville.