MRS. LASHBROOK ARRIVES
Mrs. Vida Lashbrook, mother of
Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook, homerf
demonstration agent here, isc
scheduled to arrive in the Valley
today. Mrs. Lashbrook was a pas4
senger on the Baranof. She will
make her home here with her
daughter. .. —
M. *♦ SNODGRASS
Real Estate
DAIRY A VEGETABLE FARMS
CI1T LOTS —r ACREAGE
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Undergoes Medical Treatment
Mrs. Jack Sisley entered Valley
Hospital for medical treatment
this week. ^ .
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. An unusually successful Farm
aid Home 'Institute was complet
ed ,at Palmer and Wasilla last
week, it was reported from the
Extension Office today. Palmer
sessions averaged a daily attend
ance of 65 farmers, and there
were about 45 present for the
one-day Institute at Wasilla, held
last Friday.
Dr. Myron Babb, Lorin T. Old
royd, Dr. Allan Mick and Mrs.
Lydia Fohn - Hansen were the
speakers at the Wasilla Institute.
PALMER AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE and STORAGE
AIVTax) Sarvin
Gcs — Oils — Gmsts — Ntltrifs — Tirti
24-HOU* WUCEE* SERVICE
Tummups and Gmcrsl
Tiros R*poi**d — C*rt Woshed
RHONE 25
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INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY
* Farmall Cub Tractors
* Farmall Super - A Tractors
* Farmall Super - C Tractors
* Farmall W-4 Standard
* Farmall H Tractors
* Farmall M Tractors
Get acquainted with the Farmall System of
— Farming —
FarmoSI Culti-Vision enables you to see
where you are going and what you're doing
without stretching or straining. You raise,
lower, or adjust direct mounted McCormick
equipment with a flick of your fingertips.
Your Co-Op Garage carries the largest
stock of farm machinery parts in Alaska.
I International Harvester Company, «
I, :P. O. Box 7353, Chicago SO, Illinois. i
• j I Please send 24-page booklet describing the Farmall ^
1 Super A and its matching McCormick equipment j
I , . ; that will make me master of every farming job. |
l j—[ I would like to have the Farmall A dembnstrated- |
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,| Name ....-... I
I Address ' ..
• I farm . acres.
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I My International Harvester Dealer is M.V.F.CA.. Palmei |
CO-OPGARAGE
NEW LEGION BOOKLETS
NOW OFF THE PRESS
Two new booklets will be dis
tributed by the American Divis
ion staring in January. They
are: a new booklet on ^‘The
American Legion Marksmanship
Program”, and a completely re
vised printing - of "The Legion
and Scouting." Already many
orders for ^ these booklets have
been received. Others desiring
copies are invited to send their
requests now for January mail
ing.
VALLEY
THEATRE
FRI.-SAT., MAR. 10-11
Niles 7:15-9:00—Sal. Mai. 2:00
Johnny Mac Brown in
“Oklahoma FrenKtr”
, SUN,-MON., MAR 12-13
Nilas 7:15-3*0—-Sun. Mat. 2:t0
WED.-THURS.. MAR. 15-10
Nilas 7:15-9:00
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MAC'S PLUMBING ft HEATING
Located in Basement of Ward Building
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL TYPES OF
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
All Work Guaranteed Phone 33
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BUTTE SERVICE
for
The Latest In Valve-Grinding Equipment
ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK
AL CHURCH, Mechanic
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NOW Is the Time to Get Your
Trucks and Tractors
in Shape for Spring Work
We Are Ready Now for
Tune-ups Complete Overhauls
Crankshaft Grinding Motor Reboring
TRY US FIRST
MOORE'S GARAGE
1 Mile South of Palmer on Matanuska Road
PHONE 81Y1
Phone 81-Y-l
THE PRINTER'S HOUR OP PEACE
Reprinted from The Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor .Published by
JLppleton Cov in list.
A PARODY. THE BOSTON BARD. 1>2C
^ BY ROBERT S. COFFIN
Kpow ye the printer’s hour of peace!
Know ye an hour more fraught with joy,
Than ever felt the maid of Greece,
When kissed by Venus’ amorous boy?
’Tis not when round the mazy case,
His nimble fingers kiss the types;
Nor is it when, with lengthenedvface,
The sturdy devil’s tail he gripes.
’Tis not when news pf dreadful note,
His columns all with minion fill;
’Tis not when brother printers quote
. The effusions of his stump-^’orn quill.
’Tis not when all his work is done,
His glimmering fire he hovers near,
And, heedless of the coming dun,
Grows merry o’er a pint of beer.
’Tis not when in Miss Fancy’s glass
Long advertisements meet his eye,
And seem to whisper as they pass,
‘*We’ll grace your columns by and by/’
Nor is it when with numerous names
His lengthened roll of vellum swells.
As if ‘twere touched by conjurer’s wand,
Or grew by fairies’ magic spells.
No, reader, no; the Printer’s hour;
His hour of real, sweet repose,
Is not when by some magic power
His list of patrons daily grows.
But, ah, ’tis when stern winter, drear,
Comes robed in snow, and rain, and vapor,
He hears in. whispers kind and dear,
“We’ve come to pay you for the paper.”
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Letter Goa* to Ancheraga
Parker Lester, local Extension
Service agent, spent the past
three days in Anchorage.
Grant Kenser Hospitalised
Grant Kenser has been under- j
going medical treatment at the j
Valley Hospital this week.
Teen-Agers KUki Merry
At Dinkel Home
WASILLA — Local teen-agerE
enjoyed a square - dancing anc
skating party at the Dinkel resi
dence last Sunday afternoon. A
round two dozen of the teen
agers skated on the lake until
dark and then came inside to con
tinue their party with food and
square-dancing.
C. E. MOORE IS RECOVERING
C. E. Moore, who has bee?? hos
pitalized here for esveral weeks,
was reported recovering well this
week. However he still will re
main a patient at the Valley Hos
pital for a few days.
FERGUSON TRACTOR
and FERGUSON SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS
the new
FERGUSON DISC PLOW
A tractor-mounted deep
penetrating Disc Plow for
tough soils. Less weight saves
fuel. Finger Tip Control
saves time. Exclusive Float
ing Furrow Wheel controls
side draft. Many other new
features you’ll want to see.
HF 49-191
FfH Damontiratian
•a Yawr Own Farm!
Orders taken for Spring
delivery
HARTLEY
BROTHERS
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