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FOR SALE
•-PIECE Bedroom set, walnut fin- j
ish, used 5 months. Call 83.
*47 WILLYS Jeep 4-wheel drive;!
winterized; good condition.!
$75©. Hartley Bros. Motor Co. j
BEEF— side, 40c lb.; front quar- j
ter, 40c lb.; hind quarter, 45c lb.j
See or phone A. Moffitt.
WANTED TO BUY
TOBOGGAN — M. Collier, Dr. j
Bailey’s office.
LOST j
HONSON silver lighter with init- j
aals "CDH” engraved. Finder!
return to C. D. Hayden, Fron- j
tiersman office and receive re-i
ward
DrPQONAT Q
alcoholics Anonymous |
P. O. Box 886 Palmer j
NOTICE
FOR POWER OFF after office
hours, Sundays and holidays,
. call either Vernon Fridley of
Ralph Moore.- Remember, of
fice closes at noon on Satur
jJays. Matanuska Electric As- ‘ ■
• sociation, Inc. . !
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PIONEER SUCCUMBS
David E. Landsburg, for 35 j
years a Juneau resident and an I
employe of the Alaska Treadwell j
Mining Co., died recently at the!
home of his son in Portland, Ore.
Mr. Landsburg was 93 years of
Wnapitalized By Pneumonia
Billie Tito, four years old, is
confined to Valley Hospital this
meek. He is receiving medical
treatment for pneumonia.
HOME FLOCK LOOKS
BEST TO BROOKS
Mr. and Mrs. Alba Brooks re
turned to the Valley last week,
after spending a month Outside
on a combined business and
pleasure trip. After inspecting
poultry farms on the west coast
and through the middle west, one
of the objectives of their visit
Outside, Mr. Brooks said, “We
both came to the conclusion that
we didn’t see any chickens that
looked any better than ours, and
we saw some that didn’t look
nearly as good.”
Of particular interest to the
Brooks was one farm where the
chickens were penned Outside in
weather so cold that icicles form
ed beneath the drinking troughs.
They said thfr chickens appeared
to be thriving and apparently ate
less, according to the results re
corded by the poultry man, than
flocks penned, inside coops.
Dressmakers To Learn
To Build New Wardrobes
A clothing construction class
will begin at the Extension Office
at 9 o’clbck next : Wednesday
morning, it wag announced to
day. Subject of. the initial lesson
will be- shrinking .of woolen ma
terials, to:.be, demonstrated by
Miss Mary! L*>u Lashbrook. i
Every woman in the Valley in-j
terested. in learning more about
dressmaking is invited to attend
the class, and to bring her pat
terns, materials and dressmaking
problems.
The class will continue all day
Wednesday, and is scheduled for
successive Wednesday sessions.
This dressmaking class will re
place the craft sessions formerly
held on Wednesday.
GREEN’S FLYING SERVICE
STUDENT INSTRUCTION, GI TRAINING
CHARTER AND SCENIC FLIGHTS — PASSENGER RIDES
Two- and Four-Place Planes Available
PHONE 67 PALMER AIRPORT
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8-Qt. Mirro-Matic Pressure Cooker %
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Zenith Portable Ironer %
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Zenith Electric Ranges *
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(Also combination Flaaio and Wood and *
Coal Ranges) '%
GRASSER'S I
HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS
PALMER AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE and STORAGE
Al’s Taxi Service
Gas— Oils — Greases — Batteries — Tires
24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE
Tuneups and General Repair
Tires Repaired — Cars Washed
PHONE 25
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Clyde King Retires
To Private Business
Swapping governmental road
headaches for the life of a Valley
businessman, Clyde King, Sr., re
tired from his district foreman
ship of the Alaska Road Commis
sion on Jan. 22- Hereafter, Mr.
King said he expected to be de
voting most of his working hours
between the Valley Concrete
Products and Butte Service, both
King enterprises.
Clyde, Jr., is now Outside to
complete negotiations for the pur
chase of a new screen and crush
er for the cement plant of Valley
Concrete Products. He also will
buy a new truck for use in the
family’s businesses.
Mr. King, Sr., plans a vacation
Outside next fall, when the sum
mer work season is finished in
the Valley.
Oliver Onkka is the newly ap
pointed district foreman of the
Alaska Road Commission for this
area.
Dillons Honored v
At Recent Party
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dilloh,
married late last summer/ were
honor guests at a party given by
Mrs. Minnie Clark recently: The
Dillons were presented with: an
electric blanket as a wedding gift.
Guests who gathered &t' t'hd i
home of Mrs. Clark fo honor the"
Dillons included:
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin, Mrs.
Mary Witt, Mr. and Mrs. William
Senske. Mrs Ernest Roetman, Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Roetman, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bryant, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Mears and Ray Lan
caster
LARSONS HAVE GIRL
A daughter, their.second child,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Larson of Palmer yesterday
morning.
Hermon Is Appendix-less
James Hermon underwent an
emergency appendix operation at
Valley Hospital this week. He is
now recovering nicely, the at
tending physicia nsaid.
FRONTIER CAFE
* Try our home-made apple pies''
* Big Juicy Steaks and Chops
Ice Cream Served ... or take some home, pock
ed in pints or quarts.
Open from 6 a. m. to midnight daily
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Our Shoe Dept.
Is Open Now
BOSTONIAN and MANSFIELD
Dress Shoes
Plain or Wing Tip Styles
Black, Brown, Wine
PENDLETON
Wool Shirts and Jackets
Wool Bathrobes
BOTANY
Slacks and Wool Sweaters
Socks, Gloves, Ties and Scarves
We are not completely stocked yet, but we soon will carry a
full line of both work and dress clothes for men.
For the head to toe wardrobe for Valley men, it's
Smiley’s Clothes For Men
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