LTL ABNER
BY AL CAPP
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WAS CORRECT—BUT,
NEVERTHELESS, IT'S
A STRANGE FEEL/NG.r.r~)
IT WAS THE SAME WITH T,£GAD.r *
MZ.r I ALWAYS WANTED I YOU'RE
TO BECOME A CHIPPEN/ A
DALE CHAiR.V’ IT
WASN'T EASY, BELIEVE
ME. YOU'D NEVER
THINK,TO LOOK AT
ME NOW, THAT ONLY
LAST YEAR I WAS
A FOOTSTOOL FT
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STEVE CANYON
By MILTON CAN IFF
HEY! THERE'S OUR
BASE CALLING RlOHT
--1 NOW... ---
^ SO WE THOUGHT THE LOwAL
RADIO WAS SMASHED-AN? ALL
THE TIME ycil JOLLY PIXIES WERE
sendino phony aeportsto ste.e
CANYON OVER THE NAA^ES CP
>rs WILDERNESS A NO FEENEY!
STEVE CANYON WILL BE
SURPRISE? AN? UPSET
WHEN FIREBALL FEENEY
. ANSWERS/
AN5W'ER THE CALL
FROM CANYON ! I
WILL DISPOSE OF
—: FEENEY.' V'
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DICK TRACY
By CHESTER COULD
WWEN A LADDER IS SET
UP FOR SHOULDERS TO
COME DOWN, THE CROOK
HESITATES f tracv
KICKS THE LADDER.
1C 10
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PUMBUMG A RCA ’NO i,4 ']
KETTLE FOR HJs
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BRYANT & CO.
BULLDOZING CARRYALL WORK
GENERAL LAND CLEARING
Write Box 1848
VOTE FOR
D. T. McMAHON
Democratic Candidate for Territorial Representative
at the Primary Election on April 27
Six years in Alaska - Accountant • Veteran • Union Member
(Political Advertisement)
Classified Ads
HELP WANTED
CAPABLE, EXPERIENCED man*
to act in capacity of manager
of Matanuska Valley Fair
Assn., Inc., on sal. and percent
age for 1948. Int. parties ans.
at once. Write sec’y., Matanus
ka Valley Fair Assn., Palmer.
FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE, Koelosky Bid*.
Inq. Jan Ko*lo«ky.
FOR SALE
GAS WASHER, Kenmore; good
cond. Inq. Valley Cleaners or
write Box 1903, Palmer.
EASY WASHER, old-style but
washes clothes clean; $35; *
Francis Henry, Palmer.
LOT in Sherrod sub-division. See
Bill Rempel.
FORD V-8; radio, heater; rattles
like everything, but runs good.
See Rev. Victor Alfsen. (I’ll
have to use it until end of
April.) *
OVER - STUFFED SEt7 3-pc~
$165; Universal mixer, comp.,
$20. 836 Fourth Ave., Anchor
age.
10,000 HAIRCUTS, massages,
shaves and tonics. Inquire at
Valley Barber Shop, Daryl
Meeks, prop.
1946 TAYLORCRAFT, w/wheel
pants, Jack Carr skis, radio
receiver, approx. 200 lirs. total
time; $2,250; consider late
model car. See Leslie Green at
Palmer airport.
HOUSE, 5-rm., furn.; lot 162 x
140; good garden plot. Victor
Nielson, Box 1816.
TRACTOR, John Deere Row
Crop, Model A; comp, w/
power take-off, power lift, 2
row cultivator, 2-way plow.
See A. A. Rempel.
SPECIAL SERVICES
CIRCULAR SAWS gummed and
filed. Hand saws filed. Toro
Mack, 417 East E St., Anchor
age.
NOTICE
WELLS DRILLED. Get your
order in now. Write box 759,
Palmer or leave word at ARRC
office.
SPRING’S JUST AROUND THE
CORNER.
Army needs the Spuds,
We’ve got the seed.
Certified Arctic Seedlings, 10c
lb. Leave orders at Loberg’s
Quonset or write Box 1836,
Palmer.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
UNION BANK
of ANCHORAGE
NEW BANKING HOURS
2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
SATURDAY
10 a.m. to 12 noon
“ALASKA’S FASTEST
GROWING BANK’’
408 Fourth Atmim
VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN