Classified Ads
Thursday, Jure 19. 1952
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
9 cu. ft. Coldspot REFRIGERA
TOR. Inq. Bureau Housing 2nd
house, Springer Rd. C-529-tf
APEX AUTOMATIC CLOTHES
DRYER $225; O’Keefe and Mar
ritt GAS RANGE $250—both
new. Inq. Mrs. Bicknall, Bureau
Housing, Springer Rd. C-J12tf
MONARCH coal-wood and elec,
combination stove. Used 3 mo.
Good condition. Write box 857
Palmer. P-619-2t.
PHILCO 9 cu. ft. refrigerator.
Box 1831. P-lt-A24TF
35MM SLIDE PROJECTOR.
S.V.E. 300 WATT, matching
case for 200 slides. $125 value
for $60. Call Mrs. J. F. Hogins
at 110. Bureau of Reclamation
C-J5-TF
ALL KINDS SCRAP METAL
Highest prices paid for old bat
teries, copper, brass and alum
inum. Alaska Salvage, 5th and
East H. Place. Dial 28372, An
chorage. C-A101TF
KITCHEN SINK and FIXTURES
Inqure Frontiersman office.
NC-6-192t
MEYERS JET WATER PUMP.
New. R. E. Demming Tel. 1Y111
or Box 675. C-J5tf
USED matching DAVENO and
chair. See at Koslosky’s Hard
ware Dept. C-J12-tf.
TOMATO, PEPPER and PANSY
PLANTS now ready. All gar
den and flower plants ready.
Geo. McNeese, Clenn Green
house. C-M1-TF.
15 head Holstien Heifers Sired by
Ex. Sta. bulls. 3-18 mos. old.
Inq. Clifton Grover Springei
Rd. C-612-tf
BOTTLED GAS, unlimited sup
ply at Koslosky’s Dept. Store.
C-A10-TF
Approximately 2000 ft. used
Celotex and 6 barn sashes, lOx
12 six light. See Chas Elton.
P-J19-2T
APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC
stove. White enamel $60: 25-20
RIFLE, $18; light wood var
nished TABLE and 4 plastic
covered CHAIRS. $65.00 Radio
for shop use, $5.00. Box 727.
Palmer. P-619-lt
< BABY CHICKS, 100 STRAIGHT
RUN. 10 days old. All are Reds.
FRYERS, 55c lb., live weight.
Bannon Poultry Farm, Sutton
Area, Mile 63.7 Glenn Hwy.
P-619-lt. |
1941 CHEV. COE GRAIN RACK, '
1946 235 engine, 2-speed axle.
Fine condition, $995. Write or
see Norb Swoboda, Central
Garage, Seward. C-619-4t.
VEHICLES
’46 HUDSON CLUB COUPE,
Commodore 8. $600. Helen
Crites, Co-Op Gen. Office.
C-619-tf. _
WE DON’T NEED IT. SO HERE'S
A BUY FOR SOMEONE. ’41
PLYMOUTH sedan, good paint
iob, interior and tires. New
Battery and water pump, lots
4^ of transportation for only $375.
Phone 77 or ask for Sandy at
phone office. C-612-tf.
NEW FORD 8N TRACTOR, Com
plete set of Ford and Furge
son implements. Will sell sep
) arately. Free delivery on trac
tor. Olaf Satre, Box 863,
Seward, Alaska. P-522-5T
BICYCLE AND PARTS; also bi
cycle tires; all sizes. Hartley
Bros. Motor Co. C-A3-1T
NEW CARS
1952 Pontiac 4-door Sedan
19521 Pontiac Station Wagon
1952 Crosley Super Sta. Wagon
USED CARS
1951 Pontiac Chieftain, Dlx. 2
door
1951 Pontiac Catalina, R & H.
1950 Crosley Station Wagon
heater.
1949 Pontiac 2 door
1942 Dodge 4-door sedan, H&R
1936 PONTIAC 4-door sedan
runs fine $175.00.
HARTLEY BROS. MOTOR
C-522-lt
FARM EQUIPMENT
CASE FARM EQUIPMENT ready
for immediate delivery: three
2-plow tractors with plows. 1
hammermill manure spreader.
See Blake McKinley on Butte
Road. C-612-3t.
REAL ESTATE
MODERN HOUSE, terms. See
Barton at Frontier Bar.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Call 26 or 61Y11. C-515-tf
MODERN BASEMENT HOME,
Completely furnished. On city
lot 50x100 ft. Terms can be ar
ranged. Call Mrs. J. F. Hogins
at 110 for appointment.
C-65-TF
POULTRY FARM, 80 acres. 2Va
miles south of Palmer. About
40 acres cleared. Modern 3
room house, completely fur
nished. A 3-room apartment,
partially furnished, excellent
well. Suitable for hired help
or rental income. Numerous
other buildings for housing fry
ers, including new dressing
plant equipped with modern
machinery. Lots of farm ma
chinery including tractor
plows, harrows, manure spread-,
er, potato digger, etc. Present
production 300 fryers per week
with facilities and market for
400 or over. Have had an es
tablished market for over 2
years for highest quality fry
ers. Reason for selling: Other
business interests. $25,000 will
handle. See A1 Brooks, Palmer
or write Box 703. C-529-tf
10 ACRES on Anchorage Hiway,
approx. 2 mi. from town. See
Dr. Earl F. Graves. ClMl-3t.
2 CORNER LOTS in Lucas sub
division. Inq. Palmer Shoe Re
pair after noon. C-522-TF
VALLEY REAL
ESTATE
Be Sure You Own ihe
Properly You Buy
Phone 40 Palmer
Cement-block basement with
garage. 3 lots, furnished.
Close in. modern. $4,725
cash.
NEW SUB DIVISION, Just
OFF HIGHWAY
Pribyl-Grasse and Grasse
Sub-division located just
across the street from city
limits. Nice location. Terms
can be arranged. Some land
cleared; some wooded. Just
below Baily Heights Sub
division.
2 Bedroom House, one mile
out Wasilla Rd. Partially
furnished. Terms $2500
down, bal. S75 mo. at 8%
interest.
3 Bedroom House completely
furnished, full basement, 4
lots. Close in on hiway.
Some terms.
Lots on Anchorage Highway
—100 ft. frontage, $450. With
stream running through.
$850. Lois just off highway
FARMS—Grade "A's”
20 ACRES Good Farm Land
LAZY MT. LOG HOME, $3.
000 total price. Terms.
2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Sher
rod Sub-division. Partially
furnished. $3,380 total price.
Terms.
ON ANCHORAGE HIWAY.
Move right in. 3 room house
and bath, 3 acres and a 16x
16 cabin. Total price S9.500.
$3500 down, 6% ini.
2 LOTS and SMALL CABIN.
LeDuc Sub-division. $1100
cash.
3 MILES FROM WASILLA,
20 acres; 30x37 basement;
electricity; hot-water heat
(with furnace) installed; 24x
26 garage. Terms or cash.
2-BEDROOM HOUSE, partial
ly furnished. Well insulated
and built. Possession in 3C
days. Total price $4200.
$1,000 dn.. terms on bal.. 6%.
OFFICE IN VALLEY
THEATRE BUILDING
REAL ESTATE
CORNER LOT, 100x270' % mi.
south of Palmer on Springer
and Haydrier Rds. City sewer
line, good roads, deep rich soil.
Established berry garden, small
greenhouse. $750 down, total
price $1945. Write or see Norb
Swoboda, Central Garage, Sew
ard. C-619-4t.
SMALL HOUSE and lot on
Springer Rd., fully insulated,
finished inside and out $2470
Inq. Rick Richardson at site.
P-612-2t.
FOfTsALE OR TRADE
TRUCKS, 6x6; 4-Ton GMC, 28’
flat bed trailer. 1 6x6 with com
plete tanker. Miscellaneous
parts for trucks and cars. Inq.
Peters Creek Garage—Mile
21*6 or 210 Tarwater, Mt. View.
P-522-7T.
FOR LEASE
SHOE REPAIR SHOP complete
ly equipped. Inq. Palmer Shoe
Repair. C-522-TF.
FOR RENT
MODERN 7-room house, partial
ly furnished. Close in. See
Huntley, Post Office. C-J5-lt
WANTED TO BUY
USED "Easy" Spin Dry washing
machine not necessarily in run
ning order. Please notify Lazy
Mt. Children's Home or write
Box 145. Palmer. C-J12-2t. (
LOST & FOUND
WOMAN’S GREEN WALLET w/
valuable papers and money.
Lost vicinity of Co-Op garage (
June 8. Finder may keep
money. Please return papers.
Norma Nelson, Box 917, Palmer
P-6-19-lt. !
PAIR TENNIS SHOES on King.s
Lake Road. Owner may claim
them by paying for this class
ified. Inquire at Frontiersman
office. C-612-tF
WANTED
WORK for four yard dump truck
or will do general hauling in
the Palmer Area. E. A. Boicourt
Box 801, Palmer—P-612-2T
RIDE to Ft. Richardson and back
from Palmer. Day shift from
7-5. Contact Ralph at Tip Top
In Cafe. P-619-lt.
SPECIAL SERVICES
BULL DOZING—LAND CLEAR
ING—BASEMENT and SEW
ER WORK. See Oberg and
Hendon. Phone 123, Palmer
Realty.
CESS pool pumping, anytime,
day or night. Inquire Brown's
Shop. C-J17-tf
DITCHING, cesspool excavating
and light bulldozer work. Call
61-Y1. P-S13-48T
WE DO WEED SPRAYING. See
Henning S. Blunck at Co-Op or
Pat Cullison at farm mile 50.
P-619-2t.
MOTOR TUNE-UP—$13.50-$15.00
Hartley Bros. Motor. C-A17-tf.
; KEYS made while you wait at
Koslosky’s. c-f9-tf
WITHEY PLUMBING and Heat
ing. Oil burner service. Phone
132, basement, Valley Gro. Box
753. C-JIT-tf
ROUGH Dry wash. 30c a pound.
Brown's Shop. C-JlO-tf
INSURE TODAY—SEE RAY!
BETTER STILL—SEE BILL!!
Electrical
Construction Co.
Palmer, Alaska
Box 704 Phone 15-J3
GLENN H. EAGON
Company
Construction
Phone 15J3 Box 704‘
Palmer
Commercial — Residential
Construction
Yukon Presbytery Camp
To Be Held July 3-17
At King's Lake
The Yukon Presbytery Camp
at King’s Lake this year will in
clude three camping periods be
tween the dates of July 3-17. The
older young people will have a
four-day camp from July 3 to
July 6. The junior camp for those
aged 9 to 12 will be held July
7-11; the remaining six days will
be given over to the junior high
and senior high age group. Res
ervations are now being taken at
the United Protestant Church.
LOCAL OES MEMBERS
GUESTS IN ANCHORAGE
Monday night was Palmer
night at the Anchorage Chapter
of OES and 10 Palmerites were
present at the meeting as guests.
From the Matanuska Valley
Chapter of OES went Mr. and
Mrs. Newell Talcott, Mrs. M. D.
Snodgrass, Mrs. Earl Graves,
Mrs. H. J. Hodgson, Mrs. Jack
Cope, and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Attending also were three ether
local Eastern Star members af
filiated with chapters Outside:
Mrs. Ed Johns, Mrs. Harold Lund
berg, and Mrs. James Ord.
The warm, personal welcome
they found at the Anchorage
meeting was reiterated in a uni
que decorative one: Focal point
of the lovely floral decorations
was an evergreen arrangement
spelling out “Welcome Palmer.”
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR OFFICE OF TER
RITORIES
Aaa. 50-A-127
June 11, 1952
INVITATION TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids will be received by
Donald R. Wilson, District Direc
tor, Department of the Interior,
Office of Territories, Alaska Pub
1 lie Works, 123 Third Street, P. O.
Box 2749, Juneau, Alaska, until
5:00 P.M. Pacific Standard Time
on July 2, 1952, for construction
of a water supply and distribu
tion system including a well,
pUmps, pump house, under
ground reservoir, supply line, dis
tributing mains complete with
valves, hydrants and appurten
ances, in the City of Palmer,
Alaska.
At which time and place the
bids will be publicly opened and
read aloud. Bids received after
closing time of bid opening will
be returned unopened.
Plans and specifications and
other proposed contract docu
ments are open for public inspec
tion at the District Director’s of
fice, Juneau, Alaska; at the office
of the Associated General Con
tractors of America, Seattle
Chapter, Construction Center, 3rd
Avenue West and Harrison
Street, Seattle, Washington; at
the office of the Associated Gen
eral Contractors of America,
Mountain Pacific Chapter, 219
Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Seattle
Washington; at the office of the
Associated General Contractors
of America, Anchorage, Alaska;
at the office of the Associated
General Contractors, Suite 112,
Multnomah Hotel, Portland, Ore
gon; at the office of the City
Clerk. Palmer, Alaska; and at
Room 2723, Interior Building,
Washington, D. C.
A set of such documents may
be procured from the office of
Donald R. Wilson, District Direc
tor, at Juneau, Alaska, upon de
posit of $25.00,all of which will
be refunded to bona fide bid
ders upon the return of the plans
md specifications postmarked
within ten (10) days from date of
bid opening. Deposits to be made
Payable to the Treasurer of the
United States.
To parties who procure plans
and specifications upon payment
of the above stated amount, and
who do not submit a bid, $25.00
will be refunded upon the return
of the plans and specifications
postmarked within ten (10) days
from the date of the bid opening.
No refund will be made for re
turn after that time.
Each bid must be accompanied
by a satisfactory bid security
(certified check, bid bond, or U.S.
Treasury Bond) in an amount of
not less than 5 per cent of the
total -bid.
The suecesful bidder will be
required to furnish a perform
ance bond and payment ^qnd,
each in the amount of 100 f>er
cent of the contract price. /
No bid may be withdrawal until
thirty ,(30) days after the sched
uled closing time for the receipt
of bids.
The Government reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
and to waive informalities with
respect thereto.
* DONALD R. WILSON
Contracting Officer
Published: June 12, 19 and 26,
1952
Girl Scout News
Our meeting was called to
order by our leader, Mrs. Madaris
because our officers were at
camp.
There were only four members
there so we didn’t have much of
a meeting.
We are going to have a drive
up to Ekutna Lake. The drive
starts at the Rec Hall at 9:30 and
lasts all day. You are to bring
your own lunch and Mrs. Day
will take us in her station wagon.
We discussed our trip up to
Willow and thought it would be
nice to make it an overnight
trip. We are going to have it
around the first of July. We will
go on the train. Mrs. Onkka and
Mrs. Madaris are going along.
Reporter, Jean Onkka
MESSAGE FOR WOMEN
WHO RECENTLY HAVE
CHANGED THEIR NAMES
Employed women should notify
the Federal Social Security Ad
ministration when they marry so
their names can be changed on
the Administration’s record in our
central ofice, James G. Browne,
manager of the Social Security
Administration, advised today.
For the women who marries
and wants to change her name,
the Administration has provided
a special form, which may be ob
tained at the U. S. Commissioner’s
j office. She should fill it out, at
tach the Social Security Card
bearing her maiden name, and
send or bring the form to our
office.
LEGAL NOTICE
Project Alaska No. 4, Palmer,
Alaska
VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN
HOSPITAL
INVITATION AND ADVER
TISEMENT FOR BIDS
Date June 5, 1952
Sealed bids in duplicate for the
construction of THE VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL at
Palmer, Alaska, will be received
at the office of the Val
ley Hospital Association at PAL
MER, ALASKA until four o’clock
p.m., Palmer time July 14, 1952,
and then at said office, publicly
opened and read aloud. The Val
ley Hospital Association reserves
the right to waive any informal
ity in, or to reject any or all bids.
VALLEY HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
By ueorge ft.. Bmitn,
President of the Board
Contract documents including
plans and specifications are on
file at the office of the Valley
Hospital Association, Palmer,
Alaska; the Associated General
Contractors of America, Central
Building, Anchorage; and the
i Associated General Contractors
j of America in the Construction
Center 215 Harrison, Seattle 99,
Washington.
Copies of the documents may
| be obtained by depositing $35.00 I
with the Associated General Con- j
tractors, Seattle, or the Archi
tect, Edwin B. Crittenden. P. O.
Box 358, 16th and F Streets, An- j
chorage, Alaska.
A certified check, bank draft,
payable to the Valley Hospital
Association or a satisfactory bid
bond executed by the bidder
equal to five percent of the bid
shall be submitted with each bid. |
The successful bidder will be j
required to furnish and pay foi J
a satisfactory performance and
payment bond or bonds totalling
100% of the bid.
No bid shall be withdrawn for
a period of 30 days subsequent to
the opening of bids without the
consent of the Valley Hospital
Association.
Published: June 5, 12. 19, 1952
M. D. SNODGRASS
REALTY
Phone 62J11, Palmer, Alaska
CHOICE CITY LOTS—ACRE
TRACTS — POULTRY
FARMS — DAIRY FARMS
and UNDEVELOPED
LANDS — SUBURBAN and
RURAL PROPERTIES.
WAREHOUSE SITE ON RR
SPUR. To those desiring
building lots; TERMS may,
be had. Demands for prop-'
erties increasing daily—list
now if you want bo sell. To
those wanting farming or
farms .... I can aid y<Su-.
Production records can be
furnished. 30 years experi
ence and advise on Valley
farming for the asking.
SEE M. D. SNODGRASS at
"Brix Office," Wasilla Rd.
SEE US B-4 YOU INSURE
Palmer Realty
Inc.
Phone 123
Bill Rempel Ray Nelson
"We Sell the Valley"
An article from “The Real
News Digest," reprinted in the
interests of the people of the
Valley.
LISTINGS THAT SELL
The conversation was be
tween two businessmen, a gro
cer and a real estate broker,
who had met at a cafe for their
9 o’clock coffee.
“I took a look at my shelves
this morning and—well, I had
not realized how low my stock
was,” the grocer said. “There’s
practically nothing at all there
to sell. You’re lucky, I guess.
You don’t have to worry about
keeping shelves stocked.”
The other gentleman, look
ing up from his cup, cocked
his head, squinted a little, and
said:
“You were never so wrong
in all your life. Apparently
you have no concept of what
a real estate man does for a
living. I worry more about
keeping my shelves stocked
than I do about selling some
thing.”
“My stock consists of list
ings—good, honest-to-goodness
solid merchandise just like th£
bottles and cans of goods on
the shelves in your store. Mine
can’t be displayed on shelves
like yours, but in my listing
files at the office is an inven
tory that needs constant atten
tion.”
And believe you me, he
added, “I’m faced with an even
tougher job of keeping my
stock up than you are.”
Never were truer words
spoken. The No. 1 headache
plaguing most real estate brok
ers stems from the agony of
keeping listing files adequate
ly stocked with saleable prop
erty.
Prospective buyers, in al
most all instances, are inter
ested in looking at something
now, not in waiting while the
broker rushes out to try and
find someone willing to sell a
piece of property that will
meet the customer’s needs.
A broker, therefore, must
have listings available at all
times.
We have a number of good
listings available at present
but are desperately in need of
more saleable properties. If
you have some of this type,
priced right, bring them in im
mediately.
See Us B 4 You Insure!
T-Bone Steaks! Yes, I mean
T-BONE STEAKS!! We're so
proud of the furnishings in
this home that we'll buy your
ENTIRE family a mess of T
Bone Steaks for your first
meal!! FULL basement! Gar
age! Coal Stoker! Furnace!
Garden planted!! One, just 1
block from P.O.!! Yours for
a measly S3.900 dn.!
FARMS—TRACTS
113 Acres—60 cleared: Total
price, $21,500, ‘2 dn„ $2,200
per yr. on bal., incl. int. 5
cows, 5 acres spuds, 16 oats,
6 Brome gras.s all in. Farm
equipment incl. Easily adapted
for Grade "A". Another Dandy
Buy.
The basis of all wealth is
REAL ESTATE. Buy a lot, to
day. IN PALMER!! Grow
with the City—Invest in your
future.
Insure today, see Ray.
Better still, SEE BILL
PALMER REALTY, INC