Classified Ads
FOR SALE
4x4 PICKUP bed, cab chassis,
block and 4 tires, $120. See at
Tost’s Service.
AIRPLANE; ’47 Supercruiser; li
censed to June ’51; 50 hours
since overhaul; new battery;
instruments overhauled; two
way Hallicrafter radio; contact
J. L. Whitaker, Palmer, Alaska,
phone 17-J-ll. See plane at
Palmer Airport. (2x)
PLACARDS to post your prop
erty. “No Hunting,” “No Tres
passing,” “For Sale” and “For
Bent” 25c ea. at Valley Fron
tiersman office, (ufn)
GREETING cards, large assort
ment. Some are pert, some are
dignified and some are funny.
Buy ’em by the box or separ
ately at the Valley Frontiers
man office, (ufn)
STATIONERY for office or home.
Still one-thii’d off, while it lasts.
Valley Frontiersman office, (ufn)
JEEP, good condition, engine just
overhauled; Roto-Tiller, excel
lent condition, with mower and
roller; good bicycle. E. J. Le
Duc, at Lumber Yard or at
home after 7 p.m. (2x)
1950 GMC pickup, %-ton; four
speed transmission; immediate
delivery. Hartley Bros. Motor
Co. (ufn)
FARMALL “A” Tractor, complete
-w/two-way plough, starter’
lights and power-take-off. Inq.
Darrell Frank Co-Op Ware
house. (ufn)
40 ACRES and house on Kenai
Peninsula, overlooking Kache
mak Bay; 15 acres under culti
vation; elect. Big game hunt
ing, good fishing. Write V. A.
Edington, Box 134, Homer,
Alaska. (4x)
”34 CHEVROLET, 2-door sedan;
good tires; $150. Hartley Broth
ers Motor Co. (ufn)
”49 PONTIAC 4-dr. sedan; $1800.
Hartley Brothers Motor Co.
(ufn)
MODEL A Farmall tractor comp
w/belt pulley power take-off
pneumatic tires. Inq. Co-Op
Garage (ufn)
ALLIS-CHALMERS tractor, exc
cond.; complete w/hydraulic
lift, belt pulley, power take-off;
has 2-bottom plow, also culti
vator and hiller attach. Inq
Co-Op Garage, (ufn)
’40 PACKARD convertible coupe
new paint job, new top, new
front shocks and knee - action
parts. Inq. Co-Op Garage, (ufn]
M9 4-dr. Chevrolet; de luxe; radio
heater. $1,750. Inquire Leonarc
Kyger or Matanuska Vallej
Bank, (ufn)
17-FT. square stern aluminurr
canoe; 5 h.p. Johnson motor
See Clarence Bell, Co-Op
Creamery. (2x)
HOUSE, lot, and garage. Inq
Johnny Reed at Grasser’s Hard
ware. (2x)
160 ACRES on Fishhook Road, !
mi. north of Palmer. Some
cleared land and cabin. See
A. M. Trent at Felton House
<2x)
WANTED
BOYS under 15 years of age, foi
;a Moose boys’ baseball team. A1
hoys interested report to far
grounds diamond at 7 p.m. oi
"Wednesdays, (ufn)_
^WANTED
HEALTHY cull hens. See Albe
Brooks. (3x)
HELP WANTED
ANOTHER logger for sawmill at
Seward; good timber, lots of it;
must have some equipment;
yr.-round work. Alaska Spruce
& Hemlock Mill, Seward. (4x)
SPECIAL SERVICES
CONCRETE block laying; esti
mates gladly given. See me
after 6 p.m. at my home. Rob
ert H. Pettit, Box 706, Palmer,
(ufn)
SPECIAL SERVICES
CESSPOOLS pumped out. Inq.
Valley Real Estate, (ufn).
NOTICE
HEY, look here, ladies—You can
see or phone Alice Totten to
place orders for famous Kendix
Dupont nylon hose; backed by
Good Housekeeping and guar
anteed. (ufn)
NOTICE
DISAPPEARED from our calf lot
—three young heifer calves. If
seen, please inform Ray Cather.
(3x)
.JUST RECEIVED—largest selec
tion of ivories in Palmer. A
great big shipment has just
Deen unpacked. Palmer Drug
Store, (lx)
IN VALDEZ, visit BELLE
STREETER'S DRESS SHOP
for women's and children's
wear at Outside prices.
NOTICE
THE Alaska Agricultural Experi
ment Station will sell surplus
and worn farm equipment at
public auction on Saturday,
July 8, beginning at 1:00 P.M.,
at the Matanuska Experiment
USED CARS
Now on Display
CHEVROLET'S NEW 1950 TRUCK
2-ton Stake
'47 GMC 14-TON PANEL
$900
Heater.
'49 DE SOTO
4-door, heater.
$1,300
'47 WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGON
$1,250
'41 BUICK
$550
New Chevrolet Pick-Ups Now in Slock
TERMS
Specializing in
General Automotive Repairs
Using Only Genuine Replacement Parts
Lubrication Washing Tire Repairs
Kirk's Sales & Service
Tour Friendly Chevrolet & Oldsmobile Dealer
(Corner Valley Street and Glen Highway)
Juneau Library Plan
Has Some Flaws,
Engineer Points Out
The city of Juneau’s planned
new library isn’t going to be
nearly as nice as it could be, John
Argetsinger, engineer in charge
of public works for Alaska, wrote
to council members last week.
Mr. Argetsinger pointed out the
flaws in the building, as planned
now: (1) The stacks structure on
the second floor is not fire-proof;
(2) The cement pillars to be erect
ed in the basement at a distance
of eight feet apart will result in
a waste of $25,000 worth of space
and will eliminate any possibility
of a conference room there; (3)
Access to restrooms is poorly
planned.
The library committee, appoint
ed by the city council, say that
Mr. Argetsinger’s points are well
taken, but they don’t think the
four - years - postponed structure
should be postponed any longer.
Further delay would be neces
sary, if the committee ordered
new plans drawn.
The city council washed its
hands of the matter by saying it
would approve the building plans,
if the library committee would.
Mr. Argetsinger said if the library
committee and the city council
both okayed the plans, he also
would approve them.
Station, eight miles south of
Palmer, Alaska. The equipment
will include one pickup truck
and other items too numerous
to mention.
A “start bid” price will be fixed
for each item or lot or items
and terms of the sale will be
cash at the site of the sale. (3x)
PARK ROADHOUSE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
A roadhouse once operated by
Maud Hosier, near Riley Creek
in McKinley Park, burned re
cently, it was learned this week.
Known as Moreno’s Roadhouse,
the 20-room building was an his
toric landmark on the trail from
Nenana to Kantishna. It had not
been operated as a roadhouse
since Mrs. Hosier left the park,
but it was used as a camping
shelter by hikers. The fire is be
lieved to have been caused by a
smoldering cigarette dropped by
a passerby.
Fairbanks Man Drowns
In Birch Lake
An outing at Birch Lake ended
in death for William Apple, Fair
banks trucker. The man was a
passenger in a boat, in company
with two others, which was cross
ing the lake. His two compan
ions decided on a swim while
two-thirds of the way across. Fol- J'
lowing their plunge, they over
turned the boat when they at
tempted to clamber in. Apple,
who could not swim, was struck
on the head. He never regain*
consciousness, although artificial
respiration was applied for nearly
an hour.
CHROME
Bathroom and Kitchen Fittings
Recessed Soap Dishes Towel Bars
MACS PLUMBING & HEATING
(Located in the Basement of the Ward Bldg.)
CO-OP GARAGE
Palmer, Alaska
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