PALMER-ALASKA
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE GOODS ADVERTISED
LAST WEEK, ARE NOT YET HERE, BUT ARE ON THE WAY
AND ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE SOON. THE FOLLOWING
ARTICLES ARE PART OF THE SHIPMENT, NEW STYLES
AND EXCELLENT VALUES.
WOMEN'S CLOTHEStttttWOMEN'S DRESSEStttttBEDROOM SLIPPERS
tttttttttttWOMEN'S UNDERGARMENTStTINFANT'S WARE???????????
DISIIESttt?GLASSWAHEttttTENNISttt?3Ij0LS»t?»L0SEtt ttBLANKETS
BED Si READSrrttttTOWELSttttttttttttLUGGAGE?SANDALS
GREETING CARDStttttttttttxttttttGIFTS FOR SOLDIERS
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
FISH IMS TACKLF. RODS. LINE,
KEELS & O'fHEK EQUlKVIENT
NEW SHIPMENT
OF
CANDIES
WE HAVE A GOOD LINE
OF FOOD PRODUCTS ON
HAND. SOME ARE HARD
TO FIND NOW DAYS.
NEW STOCK COMING IN.
SEE OUR LINE.
ALL LEADING
MAGAZINES
FOR SALE
KOSLOSKY'S DEPARTMENT STORE WILL BE OPEN DAY & EVENING FROM
NOW ON AS WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SECURE COMPETENT, COURTEOUS
HELP. WE WISH TO THANK OUR CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR FAST FATRON
AGE AND REGRET THAT OUR SERVICE HAS BEEN INTERRUPTED TOR THE
SHORT TIME THAT WaS NECESSARY TO RE-ORGANIZE. 'WE BELIEVE
THAT YOU WILL FIND US ABLE AND WILLING TO SERVE YOU FROM NOW
ON.
Extension News
Thirty-ei^ht woolen sweaters were
kpit for soldiers by women in the
Matanuska Valley, The yarn for the
sweaters was furnished by the Am
erican Red Cross, and the following
women knit'the sweaiters:
•Mrs. Karla Duff Rose Guralnick
Mrs. Joe Lentz Mrs, A.Johns on
'Mrs, B.J. Leasing Mrs. J. Berry
Mrs, L. Lober^- Mrs. M.Sherrod
•Mrs, C.L, Nelson
Farmers living in the Butte comm
unity met at the I.M, Sandvik home
on Thursday evenint, March 4, to
discuss food production and farm
plans for the 1943 season. L.T.
Oldroyd, Director of Extension, anc
the District Extension A^ent, were
Present to discuss problems and
J
0ive whet information there was a
vnilable from agricultural sources.
The films "Forest Treasures", which
is a picture of lumber production
in Sweden, "Ran^e Management,"
which depicts the control and man
agement of the ran,_e country cf the
Western States, and a short fire
control picture were shown.
The Extension Agent will be in
Anchorage on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, March 16, and 17, to as
sist Miss J. Hazel Zimmerman with a
garden school.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson, living
near the Butte, have over 200 baby
chicks, which are some of the first
to be hatched in the Valley this
year. They also have a very fine
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