Classified Ads
FOR SALE
’46 CHEVROLET DeLuxe, 4-dr.
sedan; good cond.; good rubber,
clean throughout. See Geo. W.
Geiwitz at Church of God or
call 41Y11. (2x)
’42 JEEP (after Aug. 1) w/cab,
radio, heater and jeep trailer.
Best offer takes. Jake Cebula,
Palmer, (ufn)
ARGUS C-3 cameras, just in;
complete with cash and flash
•only $59.95. Palmer Drug Store.
«C2x)
’47 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan; ra
dio and heater. $1,175. Hartley
Bros. Motor Co. (ufn)
’39 OLDSMOBILE, 2-dr. sedan;
heater, $290. Hartley Bros. Mo
tor Co. (ufn)
’40 CHEVROLET coupe; motor in
good shape; good tires. Inq.
Ralph Moore (2x)
3-RM. cabin, unfurn.; must be
moved. $550. Inq. Sue Hill,
Palmer. (3x)
’46 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan;
radio and heater; perfect con
edition. $1,000. Hartley Bros.
Motor Co. (ufn)
’47 BUICK; radio, heater; brand
new tires; new paint job. $1,650.
Hartley Bros. Motor Co. (ufn)
’41 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan; low
mileage; exc. cond. Inq. Palmer
Drug Store, write Box 682. (2x)
4x4 PICKUP bed, cab chassis,
“block and 4 tires, $120. See at
Test’s Service.
PLACARDS to post your prop
erty. “No Hunting,” “No Tx-es
passing,” “For Sale” and “For
Rent.” 25c ea. at Valley Fron
tiersman office, (ufn)
GREETING cards, large assort
ment. Some are pei't, 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-third off, while it lasts.
Valley Frontiersman office, (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)
*49 4-dr. Chevrolet; de luxe; radio,
heater. $1,750. Inquire Leonard
Kyger or Matanuska Valley
Bank, (ufn)
WANTED
BOY, with girl (or pal) and ja
lopy; good supply wanderlust,
but no gas. We have gas and
wanderlust. Let’s pool our assets
and go places. Inq. Matanuska
Press, (lx)
EVERYONE in Valley to read
“Notice to Oi'ganizations” in
this issue, (lx)
HEALTHY cull hens. See Alba
Brooks. (3x)
BOARD, room in Christian coun
try home, for three weeks, for
boy 7, girl 10. Need July 28.
References. Army 6183 or R.
Disney, Gen. Del.* Anchorage.
4 ufn)
FOR RENT
SLEEPING ROOMS in private
home; modern; no drinkers,
please; about IV2 blocks east of
Hartley’s Gargage, on Highway.
Mrs. Bruckbauer. (2x)
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)
HAVE that sagging chair repair
ed. All work guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. Custom Reuphol
stery (next door to Ken’s Elec
tric). P. O. Box 677. (lx)
I FOR POWER OFF after office
hours, Sundays and holidays,
• call either Vernon Fridley or '
Ralph Moore. Remember, of- |
fice closes at noon on Satur
days. Matanuska Electric As- ‘
sociation, Inc.
SPECIAL SERVICES
CONCRETE block laying; esti- s
mates gladly given. See me r
after 6 p.m. at my home. Rob- 1
ert H. Pettit, Box 706, Palmer, s
(ufn) 1
CESSPOOLS pumped out. Inq. {
Valley Real Estate, (ufn). ]
WILL trade close-in acreage or
lots for good Ford, Chevrolet 1
or Plymouth panel or pickup... c
E. J. LeDuc, Box 869, Palmer. ^
PRACTICAL nursing. Kay Rich- *
ardson. Phone 69. (lx)
IN VALDEZ, visit BELLE
STREETER'S DRESS SHOP
for women's and children's
wear at Outside prices.
KNIK CLUB PICNIC
AT FISH CREEK
Although members of the Knik
Homemaker’s club picnicked on
the banks of Fish Creek last
Tuesday, just so they could match
for salmon, not a single fish was
visible in the creek yet. Knik
Homfemakers agree with marshal
Bill Bouwens’ statement of last
week, that “it’s too early yet.”
Guests at the Knik picnic in
cluded Mrs. Martin Olsen from
the Wasilla Club, and her guest,
Miss Doll, and Mrs. Aaron Combs
from the Cottonwood Club.
The Knik Club meets again
next Tuesday, to work on birch
bark projects. The meeting will
be held in the Knik community
building.
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. Leroy Kellogg of Pasa
dena, Calif., who has been visit
ing her ' daughter, Louise, here,
returned to her home last Friday.
I
Tires - Tires - Tires
U. S. Army Surplus Tires for Sale
9.00x16, 7.50x20, 9.00x20 — Also Larger Sizes
•
General Automotive Repair
Crankshaft Grinding
MOORE'S GARAGE
1 Mils South of Palmer on Malanuska Road Phone 81-Y-l
Who's That Knocking?
Why, It's a Paper
Subscription Salesman
If a young man comes knock
ing at the kitchen door any
time soon, and begins a little
sales talk with—“I’m earning
my college tuition by selling
subscriptions—” don’t run to
phone the Better Business Bu
reau. Listen to the rest of his
story, because it’ll be true.
Dick Branton, a student at
Palmer High School, has an
eye on his future educational
needs. Beginning today, he’ll
start a door-to-door campaign
for subscriptions to the Valley
Frontiersman, and he’ll sink
his cash returns from that cam
paign into a college fund.
Dick hopes to visit every
Palmer home and every farm
in the Matanuska Valley, be
fore he’s finished. He’s auth
orized to get new subscriptions,
and to accept renewals on sub
scriptions that are soon to ex
pire.
JNIVERSITY'S DEAN
FO BE PRESIDENT
4T SHELDON JACKSON
Harry A. Brandt, dean of men
t the University of Alaska, has
esigned his position to become
(resident of the Sheldon Jack
pn Junior College at Sitka. Wil
iam R. Cashen, head of the
nathematics department at the
Jniversity, has replaced Mr.
irandt as dean of men.
Mr. Cashen is Alaskan born,
le graduated from the University
f Alaska in 1937, following
vhich he taught for five years in
tnchorage. He returned to the
acuity of the University in 1942.
Rusty Dow Lectures
Sourdoughs on Crafts
Rusty Dow and a lecture on
craftwork occasioned this week’s
special meeting of the Sourdough
Club at the home of Mrs. C. E.
Albrecht. Rusty demonstrated ex
amples of fishscale craftwork
and of blockprinting on both tex
tiles and paper.
Club members discussed cer
amics and planned another meet- 4
ing, for a demonstration of this
work. It was announced that if
interest is keen enough, a kiln
may be purchased for the pur
pose of doing china and figurine
work. The merits of Alaskan clay
were discussed and club members
were told it could be utilized for
certain types oi work without the
use of a kiln.
That Old Saying,
'He Knows His Onions,'
Certainly Does Apply
To Our Cooking
We Give You
"Home Cooking"
Away From Home
For Every Meal
Try Our
Home-Baked Pies
(Fresh rhubarb is our “extra
special” special these days.)
Ron-Da-Voo Cafe
For
Dining
For
Dancing
For
Refreshments
Fine Whiskies — Beers — Liqueurs
ALPINE INN
Mile 61, Glenn Highway
Phone l-J-31
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