Wake Easy-Carry £rr’n
Pan From 5-Guiion Can
We've heard about a lot of
makeshift drain pans — many
of them troublesome. But
here’s one (below) you can
make that can bo pulled from
under a vehicle by the handle,
then carried with one hand.
If you want to do away with
engine troubles on your truck
or tractor, try RPM DEI.O
Heavy Duty Lubricating Oil.
It will save you up to 60% on
engine maintenance costs.
RPM DELO Heavy Duty is a high
performance level oil, com
pounded to stop ring-sticking,
piston deposits and corrosion.
We recommend it particularly
for farm tractors.
Call us. Service is the chief aim
of our business.
STANDARD C'l COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA
MORE ABOUT . . .
General Kepncr
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proper—though important role ,
—of lending assistance to the
civilian populace. 2.) Good Ter
ritorial and local organizations
will in all probability be able
to lend valuable assistance to
the Army. Navy and Air Force!
bases in the Alaskan Command.)
General Rcpner's statement j
in its entirety has been pub-1
lished in most Alaskan news
papers. It will undoubtedly be;
used as the basis for procedure
in the Seward program, which
has boon inefficient, owing to
lack of specific information on
requirements.
A new board for Seward will
be organized next week, author
ized by the city council to map
a program to be put into im
mediate effect.
4-H CLUB ENJOYS
I EASTER PARTY
By Lura Peck, Secretary
The Seward 4-H Club, with!
Mrs. George Dangler as adult
leader, was entertained at the
home of Linda Norton on Sat-1
! urday, March 24, with an Eas-,
ter party. |
I Gaily decorated eggs were (
brought by the members and:
were hidden by Mrs. Norton and t
! Linda. Before the egg hunt, i
i other games were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served in
keeping with the Easter season.
Five members were present,
and three were absent due to
illness.
Patronize Home Industry
SCHOOL KIDS GET
SHOT TODAY i
School children are getting
the second in the series of ty
phoid immunization shots today.
They took the first one very
well and with a 90 per cent 1
response.
Closing of ijhe schools be- |
cause of influenza has delayed
the program a week, but it will
proceed on schedule now, bar
ring some unforeseen interfer
ence.
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j BARGAINS j
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I USED CARS |
I 1949 PONTIAC 4-door Sedan 7
| Radio and heater.
| 1943 DODGE 2-door Sedan |
| Radio and heater.
| 1945 DODGE Bus. Coupe
I Kadio and heater.
| 1946 FORD 2 door Sedan
! A-l condition. Heater.
I 1941 DODGE 4 dcor sedan.
I Heater. Leather upholstery. 1
\ A Real Buy! 1
1941 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. Sedan f
These Cars are RIGHT and ?
i the Prices are RIGHT:
SEE THEM AT
PAT'S GAP. ACS !
: Third & D St. - Seward 1
PASSENGER SERVICE
from Seward
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Thur., Apr. 5 j Thur., Apr. 12
Valdez
Juneau
Petersburg
Wrangell
Ketchikan
Seattle
Sitka
Juneau
Ketchikan
Seattle
FREIGHTER SERVICE
from Seattle
MV SUSITNA
April 4
Sitka, Seward, Valdez
SS CHENA
April 11
Cordova, Valdez, Seward
SS VICTORIA
April 13
Seward
For Information
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1951 MERCURY
WITH OVERDRIVE
IS DEGIARED
"ECONOMY CAR
OF ITS CLASS"
New fd SI
a
ERCURY with Touch-O-Matic
ifl Overdrive* again takes first prize in
Class “C” in the Mobilgas Economy Run!
Proving its pound-for-pound gasoline econo
my, this sto<-k Mercury scored amazing
59.868 ton-mile performance over a grueling
840-mile course staked out by the American
Automobile Association. Virtually every
kind of weather and road condition—7,000
foot ice-ridden mountain passes . . . swelter
ing, sand-swept roads of Death Valley—
put the car to the test. But still, the new
10.01 Mercury delivered the best ton-mile
gasoline economy of any car in its class.
That’s something to think about when you
buy a 1951 car. it’s good to know that the
new 1951 Mercury can save you money for
years to come, no matter where you drive!
As if this amazing economy weren’t enough,
Mercury also oilers new styling that’s more
than just skin deep. New riding comfort
that’s designed to give you a smoother ride
longer. New value that can’t be surpassed
by any car on the road today!
Once again the facts have proved it—the
new 1951 Mercury is '‘the buy of your life!”
See it today in our showroom.
- For “tho drive of your life,” Mercury offers you a
triple* choice in transmissions. Merc-O-Matic Drive,
the new, simplor, smoother, more efficient automatic
transmission—or thrifty Toueh-O-Matic Overdrive
are optional at extra cost. There’s also silent-case
synchronized standard transmission.
SEWARD
Seward, Alaska
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