LOST
An important package has been
lost containing a small chiIds
3ilk dress which garment is sup
posed to be shown at the fair.
It is believed this . package
was picked up by mistake in the
commissary by some customer buy
ing merchandise. If this is
true, rill the person who finds
it, please return it in time to
enter as an exhibit at the fair?
Please return it to the commissary
where it c ^n be called for.
A great deal of time was spent
in its making and the owner will
be greatful of its return.
thrift
DEPARTMENT
The Thrift Department of the Kat
anuska valley fair is one of
worthy consideration. Everyone
is thrifty to some extent. The
woman who makes her childrens
clothes for school often makes
some old garment over for another
member of the family. This is
thrift. The Thrift Deportment
of the fair has been over looked.
If you have exhibits’which you
could'bring for this, be sure and
do so. Every woman likos to
learn a new trick in this line
and you are invited to contribute
your bit.
YOUR LATJTORY WORK IE GUARANTEED
DAILY DELIVERY
SERVICE
RUSTY’S LAUNDRY
CREAMERY SUI1DING- - - PALMER
Lady: ’''Did you see the Northern
lights last night?"
Dumb lora: "No I live on tho South
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LEARNING ABOUT COWS PROM
"THE ALASKAN"
7/hat Cecil Higgins doesn't know
about cows would full this column,
but he's yearning, and at the cost
of some hard knocks, or kicks.
It was this way, Art Shonbeck was
shipping a cow to McGrath by plane
and while Boosy was waiting for
the boys to get the ship ready, it
occurred to someone that there
ought to be a milking before the
long journey was started. So
Cecil volunteered and, perhnps
oocause he is left-handed, he start
ed in on the wrong side, with the
result that Bossy kicked-- really
kicked. Then Dan Victor, sure
that he knew one side of a cow
from the other, approached the
milking side but no better result,
be was promptly kicked out of the
notion that he could handle a
bovine. It finally took the com
bined efforts of Ken Ncese and
Chet Brown to complete the opera
tion, They didn't intend to be
bothered with any milking jobs on
the flight across the mountains.
And now Cecil and Don are thinking
of spending a couple of days at
the Stcp-and- a-half Ranch to
learn how they really handle cows
in a first class dairy. Either
that or they will refuse in the
fixture to have anything to do
with "fresh" cow around the i '.
airport.
Rote: After thinking this over,
it looks like it night have been
a lady cow from Matanuska valley
who didn’t believe in letting
the city slicker lay hands on her.
You know how fresh those guys are?
"Miss Alice ain’t home," said
the colored maid to a caller.
"She’s done gone to de class."
"What class?" asked the caller.
"Miss Alice gwinc to bo married,
you know, and she’s taking losrons
in domestic silence."