Classified Ads
FOR SALE
DODGE 4x4 carryall; 4-wheel
drive. $550. Inq. Hartley Bros.
Motor Co. (ufn)
’47 FORD 1-ton stake truck. Co
Op Garage, (ufn)
REINFORCED wood chairs, $2
ea. Inq. Palmer Body & Paint,
(lx)
OIL heater, $30; Bostram transit
lead, $70; light plant, Wisconsin
motor, Holingsworth generator,
3500 watt, 110-220 AC-DC gen
erator, $295; rings, inserts, gas
kets for ’46 Mercury, 20% off
retail price; Atlas hot water car
heater, $15; Briggs-Stratton
wash. mach. motor; 12x14
building, unfin., new, $495. Inq.
Ben F. Steele, Palmer. (2x)
ARGUS C-3 cameras, just in; lim
ited amount. $59.95. One to a
customer, while they last. Palmer
Drug Store. (2x)
ACRE of land w/basement, 14x26;
walled with sawed 6-in. house
logs; water piped into base
ment; also cesspool, 12x16 log
cabin; would make good ga
rage; directly back Carl Meier.
Inq. Darrell McKechnie in
North Palmer, (ufn)
’47 iy2-ton stake body Interna
tional truck. Inq. Co-Op Ga
rage. (ufn)
’47 HUDSON 4-dr. sedan, good
cond.; radio, heater; $1,200.
Hartley Bros. Motor Co. (ufn)
’39 STUDEBAKER Commander
4-dr. sedan. $475. Hartley Bros.
Motor Co. (ufn)
’46 FORD pickup, V2-ton; 4 new
tires, 4 extra tires, 2 extra
wheels; exc. mech. cond. Inq.
George Black, (ufn)
CLOSING out—20% discount on
new 120 bass featherweight 2
s witch accordion; also new
regular-size 120-base 14-switch
accordion; both with two-year
guarantee. Write Box 514, Val
dez, or see Ruth Burgess at
Pinzon (ufn)
NEW 2-bedroom house practically
finished; approx. 3 mi. from
town; completely plumbed;
plenty water; comp, w/bath,
oil furnace, hot water. Arrange
your own terms. Inq. A1 Saxton,
realtor, (ufn)
’40 INTERNATIONAL flatbed
truck; IV2 ton; $550. Inq. Hart
ley Bros. Motor Co. (ufn)
DOXIE pups; two lovely red fe
males; 2 mo. old; registered
AKC. Call at home Monday
through Friday, or write Bud
Lacher, Palmer. (2x)
WEASEL, M-29; good for hunting,
prospecting; will take jeep or
pickup in trade; 1V2-ton Ford
truck, model A; Cabin, 16x24,
on skids. Call 41J11.
’39 CHEVROLET coupe; new
motor, good rubber. Inq. Mrs.
I. M. Sandvik. (ufn)
BICYCLES, two; electric mangle;
female pig; 30:06 rifle. Inq.
Lloyd King, 3 mi. so. Palmer on
Matanuska Road. (3x)
BUNDLES of old newspapers; 25c
ea. Inq. Valley Frontiersman
office, (ufn)
’48 KAISER, A-l cond.; heater;
$1,000. Hartley Bros. Motor Co.
(ufn)
’48 BUICK eight; heater and ra
dio; new tires. $1,650. Hartley
Bros. Motor Co. (ufn)
FOR RENT
SANDER and edger. Inq. Co-Op
Warehouse, (ufn)
ROOMS, modern. Inq. Mrs. I. M.
Sandvik. (ufn)
SLEEPING rooms in mod. home; |
ninth house east of Hartley’s i
Garage. Mrs. Bruckbauer. (3x) 1
FOR POWER OFF after office j
hours, Sundays and holidays,
call either Vernon Fridley or j
Ralph Moore. Remember, of- j
fice closes at noon on Satur- '
days. Matanuska Electric As- j
sociation, Inc. 1
HELP WANTED ]
FOUNTAIN girl; must be neat,
pleasant pers. Inq. Palmer Drug J
Store, (ufn)
SPECIAL SERVICES
HAVE that sagging chair repair- J
ed. All work guaranteed. Prices 1
reasonable. Custom Reuphol
stery (next door to Ken’s Elec- ■
trie). P. O. Box 677. (lx)
FURRIER; cleaning, glazing and <
repair. See Mrs. Childers, (ufn) 1
NURSERY school for children !
2-6; or will care for younger !
children in afternoon only. Call |
32J2 for details, (ufn)
HOUSES, log or frame, built on
order; any size. See or write
Ben Hitchcock, Caribou Creek,
Glenn Highway. (2x)
CESSPOOLS pumped out. Inq.
Valley Real Estate, (ufn).
Coffey Insures Everything!
Remember?
Mrs. Cullison Enters Hospital
Mrs. Pat Cullison was admitted
to Valley Hospital for medical
treatment this week.
REMEMBER—A Republican vote
will give the Valley two senators
and two members of the house
of representatives at the next ter
ritorial legislature.—(Paid Adv.)
Bommunity Chest
Still Nearly Empty
Us Drive End Nears
Collections in the 1950 Com
nunity Chest drive in the Mata
luska Valley still are lagging,
jublicity director Irwin Plitt
itated today. At press-time only
>362 of the plus $3,000 goal had
>een received.
Mr. Plitt again explained the
unction Community Chest ful
fils in its fund-raising campaign.
‘We should keep in mind that we
ictually are making six contribu
ions in one when we contribute
;o the Community Chest,” he
jointed out.
“The Community Chest is, in
•eality, a collection agency for
he six groups who receive the
jenefits of your contribution;
hose groups are the Valley
health Council, the Welfare and
Disaster Council, Boy Scouts,
Dirl Scouts, Palmer Library, and
;he Alaska Crippled Children’s
Association.
“If there were no Palmer Com
nunity Chest, and each of the
ibove groups had separate mon
;y-raising campaigns, most of us
would contribute toward each
*roup, and our total contribution
vould be rather large.”
Completing plans for this year’s
campaign, Marvin Slaughter,
irive chairman, this week an
nounced the following district
supervisors and solicitors:
District 1 — Mrs. A1 Brooks,
supervisor;
District 2—Mrs. Allan Mick,
supervisor; area seven—Mrs. Opal
Ross;
District 3—Mrs. Charles Schaef
fer, supervisor; area 10 — Mrs.
Robert Wendt; area 11—Mrs. Wil
liam Roark; area 12—Mrs. Don
Irwin; area 13—Emil Kircher;
District 4—Mrs. Hugh Johnson,
supervisor; area 15—Mrs. Rich
ard Washburn; area 16 — Mrs.
Harold Stephen and Miss Louise
Kellogg; area 17—Mrs. Ed Hart
ner; area 18—Mrs. Ann Demming;
area 19—Mrs. Oren Wiederkehr
District 5 — M. J. Slaughter,
supervisor; area 20—John Bugge;
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The Ideal Gift for an Autumn Bride
Nesco Electric Ovens
Fully Automatic
Electric Blankets
Electrolux Sweepers
Sunbeam Toastmasters
Sunbeam Ironmasters
Sunbeam Wafflemasters
Sunbeam Coffeemasters
Revere Ware
We Stock Complete Sets
rDXCCCD^C HARDWARE &
UtlnWMutt IJ SPORTING GOODS
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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
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TUG. BARGE GROUND ON
SUGARLOAF TIDE FLATS
An Alaska Freight Lines
tug and barge, leaving Val
dez Dock late on Sept. 26.
grounded on the tide flats
toward Sugarloaf Mt. No
damage resulted to either
vessel.
area 21—Mrs. T. V. Day; area 22
—Mrs. Sophie Kucherry; area 23
—Mrs. Emil Larsh; area 24—Mrs.
Jack Newcomb; area 25—Mrs.
Bob Johns; area 26—Mrs. Grasser;
District 6—Mrs. Charles Wilson,
supervisor; area 27—Mrs. William
Zahradnicek; area 28—Miss Mar
tha Collier; area 29—Mrs. Clay
ton Esslinger; area 30—Mrs. Har
riet Bell; area 31—Mrs. Roland
Snodgrass; area 32—Mrs. Charles
Wilson.
District 7 — Jack Newcomb,
supervisor; area 33—Mrs. Dale
Nash; area 34—Mrs. S. F. Busby;
areas 35 and 36—Jack Newcomb.
District 8—Mrs. Don Parks,
supervisor; area 39—Mrs. Mae
Thompson;
District 9—Mrs. Harvey Hiber,
supervisor; areas 40 and 41—Mrs.
Hiber.
Business district — Mrs. John
Reed.
Palmer Cold Storage
& Locker Service
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