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PAINTING
GREEN 589
Ambassador Club Basement
541 C St. P. O. Box 738
CARPENTERS
Form and Finish Men
FORM and FINISH MEN
WANTED ON ADAK
One Year Contract
Transportation Paid
Board and Lodging $10.50
per week
CONTACT L. E. WRIGHT
Drake Puget Sound Rep.
ALASKA TERRITORIAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
207 Glover Bldg.
Anchorage, Alaska
Evon Helps
Frontiersman
Evon DeLand was first in the
race for the Frontiersman’s of
fice door in response to last
week’s appeal for help. She
placed her application Friday
evening, between halves of a
high school basketball game, and
was hired on the spot.
Evon is now doing a daily
stint at the Frontiersman office
between 3:30 and 5 o’clock.
The editor of the Frontiers
man wishes to thank all other
Valley residents who applied for
the position. It is regretted that
so many made special visits to
Palmer to apply.
Wasilla Girls Learning
To Crochet, Embroider
WASILLA—Domestic science
students, under the supervision
of Mrs. Gladiolus Getzloff, are
learning some of the finer points
of home arts. They have organ
ized a club, which meets twice
weekly, for lessons in crocheting,
tatting and embroidery.
Each club member is making
a notebook which contains sam
ples of these various types of
handwork.
Alaskan Surplus Store
Now Opened
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834 Fourth Avenue, Anchorage
(First Building Beyond the Times)
Good Stock of Winter Apparel at Real Savings
4- and 5-BUCKLE ARCTICS.$2.95
10- and 16-INCH BLUCHER BOOTS.$4.95
COMFORTERS.$1.95
WOOL and SHEEPSKIN JACKETS $2 to $12.00
You are welcome to come in and look around and see our
varied assortment
Dozens of Other Real Buys
•
“IF IT ISN’T A BARGAIN,
WE DON’T HAVE IT.”
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Open Evenings and Sundays
GOT SOME SPARE TIME?
HOSPITAL NEEDS MEN
| Nurses quarters at the Valley
hospital are still unfinished busi
ness. Some work has been accom-,
plished in the past two weeks, |
some will be in process during,
the next two or three days, but i
there is still more.
The remaining work must be
finished next week, Dr. F. R.
Sims, head of the hospital as
sociation, said today. Present
rooming arrangements for the
hospital nursing staff cannot con
tinue during the coming cold
weather.
Major tasks, requiring the
work of skilled technicians, will
be completed by this weekend.
Grading and dozing work will
be completed by Hartley & Bry- j
ant by Saturday. Two porches'
will be constructed, and heat and
1 lights will be connected up.
Beginning next Monday eve
ning at 7:30. volunteer crews
will be needed nightly. Jobs
! include work for carpenters,
! electricians, plumbers, paint
i ers and general handymen.
Wages are coffee and cake
nightly, plus the gratitude of
hospital staff and the entire
Valley.
Workers are invited to make
this final effort to complete the
Quonset structure. Flooring has
been laid and partitions are in
place. Only the details of interior
work remain.
“It will take just 48 man-hours
to put the Quonset in move-in
condition,” Dr. Sims said today.
“That means a crew of half
dozen volunteers need work only
two hours each evening from
Monday through Thursday to fin
Child Required
To Be In Class
For Full Session
(From Ihe office of the super
intendent).
School heads have been well
pleased with recent parental co
operation which has kept chil
dren in school in accordance
with compulsory school attend
ance laws. However, within the
past few weeks, the office has
been beseiged with requests for
permission to take the child
from his classroom for a few
hours.
Parents come, asking that the
child be excused for a haircut,
to try on shoes or clothes, or
send notes asking that the child
be allowed to leave school to
shop for the family. It is often
requested that these purchases
be carried home on school buses.
It even is the intention of the
office to cooperate with parents
in every respect, when reasons
given are legitimate insofar as
school law is concerned.
However, it must be pointed
out that children under com
pulsory school law, by that law,
are required to be in attendance
“for the full time which such
school may be in session.”
Legitimate excuses for absence
are sickness in the family,
death in the family, accidents in
the home which require the
presence of older children, and
medical and dental appoint
ments in keeping with the doc
tor’s schedules.
A child cannot be legally dis
missed from school for any other
reason.
BODY SENT OUTSIDE
WASILLA—L a t e st informa
tion reveals tha tthe body of
Bobby Ford will be sent to We
leetka, Okla., for burial. The
Wasilla youth was killed re
cently by an accidentally self
inflicted gunshot.
Brown’s Shop
CLEANERS ft LAUNDRY
Fur Work Embroidery
ish the Job. The more men we
have, the less time it will take
to finish. In any case, we must
have this Quonset ready for oc
cupancy by the end of next
week.”
Dr. Sims and Dr. R. E. Gar
ret of the hospital staff will I
be on hand nightly from 7:30
until 9:30, beginning next Mon
day evening. They'll supervise
the work, run errands, or
wield a hammer as the need
arises, in order to complete
the hut by the weekend dead
line.
Variety Vogues (
SWEATERS
Jast Unpacked
100% Wool
Sizes 34 to 44
Either slip-on or cardigan
Styles
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With the Purchase of Every
L’ORLE PERFUME COMPACT
(Regular $1 Value Selling at Half Price)
FAN PHOTOS OF
GREGORY PECK and JENNIFER JONES
Stars of
“DUEL IN THE SUN”
(appearing soon at the Valley Theatre)
Serfs Dliuj £tole
Watch for the Opening
Of Our
New Furniture Department
LOCATED IN OUR BASEMENT
KOSLOSKY’S
Department Store
Need A Small
Refrigerator?
WOLFE HAS JUST WHAT YOU
NEED FOR SMALL SPACE LIVING
NORGE Appliances
Oil Heaters
Refrigerators
And A Complete Line of Home Furnishings
Browse Through Our
“SHOWPLACE of FURNITURE FASHION”
WOLFE
Hardware and Furniture
5th Qve. at C Street