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THAT YOUR PRESENT nUTOUOBILE WILL
PROBABLY HAVE TO LAST YOU FOR THE
DURATION OF THE WAR
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AS TO HOW YOU CAN HAKE YOUR CAR
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maintains a fully equipped repair
SHOP aND SERVICE DEPARTMENT TO Take
CARE OF ALL OF YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS
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HOSPITAL NOTES
John Shaginoff, employee of The Alaska
Ho: drCnmmission, has beon dismissed from
the hosoital.
William Pullns, an employee of the road
commission, who has been in the hospital
with an injured knee, went home Monday.
H. F. Sliter, medical patient from the
Independence mine, has returned to work.
lire. Hay McCartney and new son left the
hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Moffitt and her new daugh
ter returned to their home Monday.
Miss Pauline Anderson, Eklutna patient,
is now at home.
Mrs. Jack Voss, surgical patient,has
returned to Independence mine.
Early copy for the VALLEY SSiTLER
please. V/ednesday noon is our
deadline for all advertising copy
except the Picture Show.
For All News except fires, deaths,
and births, and club meetings held
on Wednesday afternoon or Thursday.
PERMANENT S
FINGER SAVING FACIALS
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In the middle of February three sleda
pulled by 21 dogs, with five Sskimos, drove
from the Arctic coast to 'Yiseraan, 650 miles,
for ammunition and a deck of playing cards.