VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN
Published each Thursday
Palmer, Alaska
Entered as second class matter on Oct. 21, 1947, at the past office
at Palmer, Alaska, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscription rates .50c month, $5 a year
Viola Daniels .Editor
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reproduced except by permission of the editor.
Mailed to all points in Alaska and the United States
IRWINS HAVE HOUSE GUEST
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawkins
and son Larry were the recent
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Irwin of Palmer. They later were
joined here by Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Hammott, sister of Dr. Hawkins.
The Hammotts came by boat
from Manhattan, Kanaas, while
the Hawkins drove north over
the highway. Both arrived In
Palmer at almost the same time.
Dr. Hawkins Is the assistant
director of experiment stations
for the state of Arizona. His wife
is a former college roommate of
Mrs. Irwin’s.
M. D. Snodgrass
Real Estate
FOR RENT
HOUSE in counrtry, 5 mi. out.
•
FOR SALE
LOG COTTAGE, 2 rooms.
1- BEDROOM frame cottage.
2- BEDROOM frame house.
TRACTS in Norman Lange
HOLIDAY Sub-division 4Vi
mi. from town , adjoining
Glenn Highway. Timber
enough on every tract to
build your own log cabin. At
$550, these cost little more
than a lot in town, yet can
give you all the roominess
of country living.
M. D. Snodgrass
Real Estate
LOCATED IN REC HALL
(Mention this ad when in
quiring about any of these
listings)
CLASS I FI ED
FOR SALE
Used records. Your choice popu
lar numbers, polkas, Westerns.
B & C Supply.
LOG CABIN, to be moved; 18x24
w/10x12 bedroom. Located at
Butte on Plumley mill road;
reas. Write Box 121 or see Mrs.
Bob Walker, first house on the
Butte road, going toward An
chorage.
’39 CHEVROLET, exc. cond.;
new motor, new transmission,
new seat covers, other extras.
$800. See or phone Stanley
Balloun, Experiment Station.
120-BASS Hohner accordion;
Conn cornet; both in exc. con
dition. Inq. George Kezak.
MUSKRAT coat, size 12-14; al
most new, $150. See at Variety
Vogues.
K-5 INTERNATIONAL truck;
’42 model with 21,000 miles.
Like new. See Les Ray at the
Trading Post.
3-FT. SERVEL gas refrigerator,
1948 model; saddle and riding
equipment; V4 h.p. 32 V. mo
tor. Write Charles C. White,
Gen. Del., Spenard, Alaska.
DAVENPORT, maroon, with
chair; dining room table with
three chairs; boy’s bicycle;
rabbit pen; house for back of
pickup; movable stationary
tubs. Phone Felzien behind
North Palmer Store.
100% WOOL blankets at rock
bottom prices; choice of two
sizes, five colors. Order one or
a hundred. Price list and sam
ple swatches on request. Down
payment of $2 will bring your
blanket by insured parcel post.
Pay balance, plus postage and
insurance, as C.O.D. H. E. Lis
Shorts and Halters
Denims and Cotton Gabardines — Cuffed or Plain
Maize, Blue, Navy, Brown or White
JANE IRWILL T-SHIRTS
Cap Sleeve or Long Sleeve Styles — Round or Turtle Neck
Horizontal or Diagonal Stripes — Cotton Jersey
Also plain T-Shirts with long sleeves—red, blue, pink, yellow
VARIETY VOGUES
TELLS ROAD CONDITIONS
A recent bulletin published by
the Territorial Highway Patrol,
which present an accurate re
port of the Alaska Highway, is
now in stock at the office of U.
S. Commissioner Dorothy Sax
ton. The booklets are available
for the asking.
combe, 458 51st St., Oakland, 9,
Calif.
HOUSE—5 rms., two bedrooms.
Inq. days at bakery, evening*
from Leo Michalek at house
between Felton’* and liquor
store.
MODEL C ’48 Allis Chalmera
tractor with plow, cultivator,
hiller attachments; used. Co
op Garage.
10 ACRES on new blacktop high
way, 2V2 mi. from Palmer; 2
room house; priced right for
quick sale. See M. D. Snodgras*.
Potted Plants
Cut Flowers
MATANUSKA
VALLEY GARDENS
M. D. SNODGRASS
Real Estate
Dairy and Vegetable Farms
City Lots — Acreage
Richard E. Demming
Registered Land Surveyor
Box 675 — Palmer, Alaska
FIREMEN TO SPONSOR
SATURDAY’S DANCE
The Matanuska Valley Fair
Association will recess from Sat
urday dance sponsorship on July
16, it was announced this week
by Fair Manager Charles Dillon.
For that one evening, the mem
bers of the Valley Volunteer Fire
Association will take charge of
the weekly dance.
Fair dances will resume on the
evening of July 23, Mr. Dillon
said. It is his plan to stage the
weekly dances until fair-time.
DRIVER GETS DOUBLE FINE
Fritz A. Swager of Anchorage
was tried and fined on two
counts in the court of U. S. Com
missioner Dorothy Saxton last
week. Swager was fined $15 for
driving without an Alaskan
driver’s license, and was assessed
$30 on a second count of speed
ing.
GREEN'S
FLYING SERVICE
STUDENT INSTRUCTION
CHARTER FLIGHTS
Sec our window-ful of
LOVELY COPPERWARE
Hanging Baskets — Trellises
Cigarette Cups — Bowls
Also Glass Tumblers
Cups and Saucers
Clara's Variety
& Palmer Surplus
Window Frames
Door Frames
We make em any size you want in our shop!
Severns Cabinet Shop
Steaks, Salads, Sandwiches
• WE SPECIALIZE IN EVERYTHING •
Tasfy Chicken Dinners Every Weekend
Open All Night Saturday—7 a. m. to 1 a. m. Weekdays
6AR-B-Q
Steve Cutuk, Prop.