Classified Ads
FOR SALE — Marquette car.
Coach, 5 passenger. $300.00.
Excellent condition. Inquire at
PIONEER Office. tl
FOR SALE—Two brand new
4.75 x 19 tires, still in the
wrappers. Price $16.00 Cost
$20.00 here. Inquire at
PIONEER Office.
FOR SALE 3 well broken Siber
ian sled dogs. One an excel
lent leader. Inquire Senske
place, 3 miles out of Wasilla
on Knik road. t2
FOR SALE Model “A" 1 1-2 ton
truck, stake body, in good run
ning order. New Motor. Can
be seen at ARRC garage. Price
reasonable. It
FOUND A ring of keys. Identify
at PIONEER office.
FOR SALE Dry birch and spruce
mixed. Delivered in stove
lengths $8.00 per cord. Lee
Marshall, Tract 162. tl
WANTED Dressmaking. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. C. Quarnstrom
T^act 121. t3
ATTENTION HOG BREEDERS
For service use ‘ Oscar,” the
boar which took first prize at
the Tanana and Matanuska
Fairs. Fee $3.00. Harry Ring
Tract 93. t5D24
COLONY COBBLER SHOP—Now
open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.,
six days a week. Lawrence
Ubert. t4D10
FOR SALE—Cleaning fluid, 50c
per gallon. Bring your own
containers. Felton’s Store.
The story ofMatanuska
in photographs.
Or any other subject
in Alaska can be
Obtained from
Ordway’s Photo Service
JUNEAU, ALASKA
FOR SALE
3 Room House Built Of “Outside”
Lumber and Situated on Attractively
Located Lot
Celotexed ceilings, plywood walls. Large
double-hung windows. Kitchen 12x14 Liv
ing Room 12x16 Bedroom 8x16.
Terms can be arranged.
Pioneer Office
FOR SALE or TRADE—Model T
Ford pick-up. Good shape.
$100.00 or Piano. Harold
Davis. t3D3
BOAR SERVICE1—Fine big boned,
large bodied Duroc. J. V. Kirsch,
Tract 64. N12
FOR SALE—1931 Studebaker Dic
tator. Good shape. New battery.
New heater. Good rubber. A
bargain: See Ed Coffey or Jack
Allman.
FOR SALE—Fifty-seven acres of
fine land near Wasilla. Right on
the highway and railroad, with
Cottonwood Creek running across
one corner. A wonderful loca
tion. $450.00. See Allman, PIO
NEER office.
FOR SALE—1931 Chevrolet Sedan.
Recently overhauled at cost of
$102.00. In fine shape. Been run
only 25,000 miles. Gus Swanson,
Wasilla.
TRADE—firearms, telescope sight,
weaning pigs, Leghorn pullets
for cash, or what have you. J. V.
Kirsch, Tract 64.
Hospital Notes
A baby girl was born to Mrs.
Hollis Smith on Sunday, Novem
ber 22nd.
Ruth Laakko and Thomas Griese
had tonsil removals during the
week.
Mrs. Forrest Kelso and Barbara
MacNeven were Loth admitted to
the hospital for medical treat
ment.
Slide On Branch
Holds Up Trains
All that blasting you’ve been
hearing is the railroad’s hurried
effort to clear out a slide about 3
miles north of town.
The slide, which slipped down
during the heavy rain, covers
about 300 feet of track to a depth
of from six inches to two feet.
The main difficulty in getting the
line clear is the frost. The
debris is frozen solid, necessitat
ing the use of powder.
Fly To Juneau - Seattle
Planes Leaving
Wednesdays and Saturdays
Passengers - Mail - Express
For Further Information
PHONE
95 - OWL CAB - 95
Anchorage, Alaska
“We Never Sleep”
Agents - Glass Flying Service
Arctic Airways
Harry O’Neill, Palmer Agent
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Pioneer Store
Of Palmer
Clothing, Notions, Candies, Tobaccos
Wines and Beer
Of All Kinds
J. W. Felton