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This Week’s Lenten
Menu Suggestion
Baked Finnan Haddie
Use either whole fish or fil
lets. Place skin side down in
large shallow pan and let stand
covered with cold water for
two, hours. Drain. Bake in
equal parts milk and water to
cover in 375° oven for 30 min
utes, or until moist and easily
flaked.
Drain two cups liquid and
use for base in medium white
sauce. Add two tablespoons
chopped parsley and one tea
spoon lemon juice. Pour over
fish and serve.
Palmer Cold Storage
& Locker Service
if
Welfare Funds Are Low,
Director Warns
The need for stringent economy
was stressed at the recent meet
ing of the territorial welfare
board at Juneau. Director Henry
Harmon told board members and
welfare workers that “we must
look beyond all cases presented
to us to see if there are more
needy ones.” ,
Director Harmon explained
that the tightness of funds was
caused by an unprecedented rise
in the department’s case load and
by increase in hospital rates for
needy patients. Also the re-es
tablishment of the Nome welfare
office was found necessary this
year.
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Free Fire Extinguisher ($20 Value) with Each Order.
Mill Run Lumber Average No. 2 Common or Belter
2DGED SLABS ROUGH LUMBER
FENCE POSTS PLANED LUMBER
CESS POOL TIMBERS 4x6 Tongue and Groove
Spruce or Cottonwood
Write Box 645, or Come and See Us.
We Will Be Glad to Figure Your Lumber Needs.
GOAT GREEK LUMBER COMPANY
Palmer, Alaska
(Located at Mile 36 on Anchorage-Palmer Highway)
The New
Doctor
and
Hospital
pi..
ik it ☆
For the People
of Alaska
HE GETS HIS CHECKUP
You wouldn't think of neglecting
baby's regular visits to the doctor.
Yet your own are equally necessary
if you want to enjoy a long, full life.
Indorsed
by
Doctors Clinic
☆
Underwritten by the
American Casualty Co.
HOSPITAL BENEFITS
Pays $10.00 a day for each day you or your
insured dependents are confined in a hos
pital for as long as 70 days for each period
of disability.
OTHER HOSPITAL EXPENSES: Pays up
to $150.00 for other charges made by a
i hospital according to the Schedule.
MEDICAL EXPENSE BENEFITS
Pays up to $5.00 for each treatment by a
doctor while you or your insured depend
ents are confined in a hospital. Pays for
one treatment a day up to a maximum of
$150.00 for any one hospital confinement.
Benefits are paid if surgical treatment is
not performed, since operations are cov
ered under the Surgical Benefits section.
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SURGICAL EXPENSE BENEFITS
Pays up io $250.00 according io the Sched
ule of Operations if you or your insured
dependents are operated on. either in or
out of the hospital. Also many other bene
fits. For complete detail literature write
or call LaBow Haynes, Inc.
THE COST IS LOW
The monthly cost for groups of five or
more Employees is:
Employee Only .$..4.00
Employee & One Dependent . 8.00
Employee & 2 or more Dependents 12.50
Also Individual Policies
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! In the Chips Again
Alaska is solvent again. That
was the announcement made by
Territorial Treasurer Henry Ro
den last week. The treasurer said
that all money borrowed from
banks had been repaid, and that
: the large number of unpaid war
: rants accumulating in the Audi
I tor’s office are being paid, in their
regular order.
The treasurer further stated
that after all unpaid warrants are
: covered, there will be about half
i a million dollars on hand to apply
on appropriations which were
1 frozen last June. Among the
funds in this category will be
$50,000 for hospitals and clinics,
$25,000 for the use of the state
hood committee, and $85,000 for
the University of Alaska.
Tax litigation has ended, except
! for one case—the property tax
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HOMEMAKERS TO MEET
Monday at 10 A. M.
The Homemaker’s Council will
meet at 10:30 next Monday morn
ing, it was announced today by
Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook, home
demonstration agent.
Following the morning council
meeting, there will be a 2 o’clock
meeting of all project leaders of
the Homemakers’ clubs. This
meeting also will be held at the
Extension Office. Miss Lashbrook
will lead a discussion on “New
Soaps and Deturgents.”
test case filed in the Fourth Divi
sion.
Summing up Alaska’s financial
condition. Mr. Roden stated that
“While some of the Territory’s
financial hurdles have been over
come, there are others yet to be
met before the field is clear. Nev
ertheless the outlook is brighter
than it has been for some time
past.”
Allis-Chalmers
WD
demonstrates
new
earth-gripping
traction
Extra traction
when you need it... auto
matically. That is how the Model
WD’s hydraulic Traction Booster
increases the pulling power of the
tractor.
The 4-cylinder hydraulic pump
automatically shifts weight to the
rear wheels as the load increases.
The WD’s quick-mounted plow,
with two 16-inch bottoms at your
control, bites deep and stays deep.
The Traction Booster also works
with other rear-mounted imple
ments.
t
t
RELAX!
Let WD engine power ad
just rear wheel spacing.
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SALES AND SERVI"*'
And here are additional WD ad
vantages. Adjusts its own rear
wheel spacing with engine power.
Has new two-clutch system to con
trol power take-off driven
machines independent of
forward travel.
Here is down-to-earth
power for your farm. Stop
in and talk to us.
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YUKON EQUIPMENT, INC.
Cor. 6th & G St. Box 1639 2-5101
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