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PONT CARE
IF I VO,
CHIGQER.
THERE SHE IS, WILMER,
GET IN AND DRIVE HER.
$2000. BUT TO YOU
IT'S $1400—PLUS THE
LITTLE DEAL WE TALKED
ABOUT LAST WEEK.
SMOOTH AS
KITTEN FUR!
HOW MUCH?
WALLET ISNiT IN FAVOR
OF SELLING ACCESSORIES.
HE SAYS ITS A SERVICE
GARAGE. MAYBE I CAN'T
CONVINCE HIM. r—'
ALL YOU’VE GOT TO PO IS PUT
MY LINE OF PRODUCTS INTO
GASOLINE ALLEY 25 PERCENT
OF ALL SALES IS CREPITEP TO
THE BALANCE PUE ON VOUR CAR!
WASILLA CAFE
CALS AND FOUNTAIN
SERVICE
m. lo 10:30 p. m. weekends
i. m. lo 8 p. m. weekdays |
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isRAHAM SERVICE
Machine Work, Repair,
Welding
Gas ■ Oil
Palmer, Alaska
Wertanen’s Tanker
Service
METERED DELIVERY
Gasoline, Diesel and Stove Oil
Ph. 6-23 Y-ll Eino Wertanen
VALLEY SERVICE
“For your one-stop
automotive needs”
Sludebaker Sales and Service
7Y3 Jack Moebius
RANGER
HiPCORG
USERS
ilor-d by
Days
RUTHERFORD'S
Men’s Wear
Box 1179 — Anchorage
Positively
EVERYTHING
For The Office
48-HOUR
JOB PRINTING
SERVICE
OFFICE SUPPLIES
STATIONERY
ARTISTS SUPPLIES
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Phone Main 342 or
Main 240
ALASKAN
PUBLISHING AND
STATIONERY
821 Fourth Ave.
Anchorage, Alaska
Streamliner
Coming Here
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proved before the streamliner
can travel that fast. The ultimate
goal for the new train is a 10
hour trip from Anchorage to
Fairbanks.
The real .trail-blazing trip of
the streamliner is planned for
Saturday. On that day, the
eightieth anniversary of Alaska’s
purchase and the twenty-fifth
birthday of the railroad, the
train will leave the Anchorage
depot on its inaugural trip.
Anchorage Ceremonies
A parade and christening cere
monies are scheduled prior to
the departure. At that time, the
winner of the name contest for
the streamliner will be an
nounced. Among the entries re
ceived by the railroad were 300
from Palmer school children.
Guests on the streamliner’s
first trip still are unannounced.
Col. Johrl P. Johnson, general
manager of The Alaska Rail
road, has not yet returned from
his ti'ip Outside with the names
of railroad guests. It is reported
that both President Harry Tru
man and Secretary of the In
terior Julius Krug will be in
vited to attend dedicatory
ceremonies.
The Saturday trip will by-pass
Palmer* However, those who do
not see the streamliner here
rhursday may catch a glimpse
af it when the train passes Mat
anuska Saturday. Departure
time from Anchorage has been
set at 10 o’clock that morning.
Valley Visitors]
At the Lodge:
Joseph J. Murphy, Cincinn*
iti, O.; August Becker, Jr., Ap
Dleton, Wis.; H. Benjamin Main
lart and W. A. Benbow. both of
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Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember? —Adv.
Special Services ■
SHOE REPAIRING !
ANCHORAGE TENT !
& AWNING CO.
511 C St.; Box 515, Anchorage ■
M. D. Snodgrass
REAL ESTATE
Dairy and Vegetable farms
City lots acreage