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in gray Persian lamb, like new, size
cokN 81 rBi BlNbfR H5fR. and husker Msa lRosen-
thsio, thsD; prsct1csIly gn nb 4eego used only, l
coUcH;, stadio' Heller. $40; maple
cocktail table, 500; Taylor jr. model
washing machine. $50. OW. 5906.
CRIE. wax birch Kroll. extra youth
bed side, >Ksnt-wet mattress, Shuler
walker, WAX birch high chair. TW.
CRIB BAssINET in fine condition,
ave. Hyattsville. Md. Langley
DAVENPORT, perfect cond.. Empire
style, ANTIQUE, wine velvet, reas,
DEEP-FREEzER, coldspot, "A Gu 'f It.;
can be seen 3 to 6 pm. GAIA Dar-
row. ave-, Silver Spring, Md 81.
DEHUMIDIFlERs-sale on leading
makes: ns -ed BISHOP EoU1pMENT Co q"
DTAMoNDs-Iady's SOL u ct, $50;
lady,s So Plat, = Ct; $3.50; lady's p
S375; lady's perfect sol. 3h Ct,
S675. All prices include mountings,
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON d.
CO" 1923 H st. NV. NE. 3440.
DINETTE SET. like new; mahoe., 5
VI. ago; sell, S75. TIE. 0262. Il
DIN. RIM. SET-Six-pc. mahog.. good
cond., $50: also 5-cu.-ft. KelYinator
DINffNG T RIM. SET. mahogany. 10
PIE pieces; good condition; $3.50. Call
DINING ROOM set. 8 pieces; wal
nut: perfect condition; cost over
$500, selling for $500. WI. 372I.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 8 pcs, oak;
,SS SEQ or oest offer. GE; 44e3
psNi sIoo hM; Ia, sSlTs; " s-piece mahos,;
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pc, wall
MT MT exc eSsellent condition. sacrifice.
DiNiNG RIM. SUITE and secretary,
maple. good condition. OIL. 1890
DINING ROOM SUITE, s pieces. SH wal
nut, Duncan Phyfe; a.so 4-post
ssaan93py bed, complete; 1928. ov,
DISINe ROOM srITE-s-pc. wal
pnSfSS mt FL RooG aI sunT ff41 io-Dcs 30 walnut
SIS. VIII also sell individual pieces,
DINING . ROOM su1rE-7-pc. maple.
Call after 3, HU. 1888. 80
DINING RM. SUITE, 10 pcs. carved
Sa5t soou cono!tion' reasonabie.
DINING SUITE. lge. table. 8 chairs,
CHINA closet. buffet, server; walnut;
excl epTGronss sond S.2; oV. 039s. -
DISPLAY AND fi SNOW aefa &. CASES, siS greet r!
ing card racks, china, jewelry and
figurines. Selling out. LEE, 1921
Golumbia pike, oW. 9671. -6
DsssANDsys1f s5 II gsas smsFoon sFfs9 good GOD cond
time Sal: after pm. Sun. -
DRAPERlES--3 prs. Swiss point lace
CURTAINS $50; never iaundered.
DRAPERiEs-12 pr. prints. solid all
lined and in excel. ccnd. TU. S55S.
1900 lGth st. NV. 30
DRESSER. walnut veneer. mirror at
taehed: roomy drawer space; $50.
DRESSER DRESSER With, with mirror, mahogany;
DREssMAKER FORM. size 1s COL
lapsable shoulders. automatic foot
stand. brand new. Cali OW. 7070.
DRyMsi ssp 4R spsEsi s.ss bass and eymDSls;
oTEETGbroE SE4Gb 4fpEWsi4rggD s5sPs sgDei sls 50
ELEC. STOVE. Hotpoint; large sink
with top. maple spool bed; best
offer. OV. ISIS. i
ELECTROLUX. never used: S55 or
best OFFER Call Falls Church 777;}.
See at 1881 N. Rockingham ST.. Arl.,
ELECTRIC MOTOR. 25 h.p.; 800
Rpm; ECO y; 90 c.; 3 ph: exec.
cond. viii accept any reas. offer.
Mr.. L1LLARD, 11l7 Goth st. NV.
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Irving. Arl.. OW. 1442.
TIRES. factory recond.. 6x16, S4.45,
other sizes proper. low; used truck
tires, s9,96 up. ALL SERVICE TIRH
CO., 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 9S5U
TIRES, used. over 200 IL select from
ne. ess s n icM , " HIlp IA S4oo SsES''cE
TIRES AND TUBES. 6, white wall
size $50 by Is. Many thousands oi
miles EFT. $40 for tire and tube
TYIPEWRITER - Royal. s27.so. No
TYPEwRITERs Underwood Noise
less. S55; Underwood Standard. S45
Both recently oyerhauled. Will de-
liver. WA. SAIL. Il
TYPEWRITER, L. C. Smith; late
model with magic margin. I'M,
TYPEwRITER-Reminston portable
good condition, $40. HO 6S69 Il
TYPEWRITER. L. c. Smith, 1913;
good condition; $50, including table.
AK. 5S7S. i
TYPEWRITER. L. c. Smith, special
$32 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
Sl3 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITERS, new and used,
S29 so and up Also many good
buys in adding machines. CENTRAL,
20I9 14th st. NV. HU. 5121
TYPEWRITERS, Remington noiseless,
reeonditioned. guaranteed, S39. 70.
433 11th st. NV. 30
TYPEWRITERs. new and renullt;
oae-year guarantee; terms; Our 10th
1431 E.. Capitol st. S:3O-5:3o. lnclu
Sof ri 9-0020 Eacv orkiru
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.

PAINTING, PAPERING. Int. and ext,
by reliable. exper. mech. For free
estimate. Mr.. XIX, SH. 4771. 13"
PAINTING, PAPERING. commerc and
residential: Satisfied customers 25
raNTNG AM N PAPEK1Nd lAATkhNGA deoorstns sa aans
teed GE. 240O. EDISON. .
PAINTING, PAPERING-First class
Workmanship; work done immedi-
stely; a,lT, Gan Mr. PoAT, GE. 5643. 4"
pair. After all bids are in, call us
for most reasonable prices. DU.
PAINTING-Low prices. Work guar
entesd spe9dv For estimates calf L.
PAPER HANGING. painting, plaster
inE: fl. sanding; special prices this
wk. GE. 1855. GE. 1906. 80
PAPER HANGING and painting, sani-
tas hung. first-class work. white
mechanics. UN. DOGS. 80
PAPER HANGING, ST UP per rm.;
1850 washable s2nfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE. 1888. GE. 246l
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
Eerkmen For nffs frse estimates eansat Tais Nue.
2, c, and Va. call Lu. 4-244l or
PhPERING, 5-rm,. 2-story hall house
low as SS5i do own work. ". mech.
Ma. 5134; after 8. RE. 5O32. %
PAPERING PAINTING - Low price;
work guaranteed. RA. 3701. Call
after 3 pm. Il
PAPERJNG AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 4053.
PLANS DRAWN
Commercial and residential bldg. by
experienced designer. Ho. 1895.
PLASTERING a speciality; large and
small Jobs. new or old work, white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2123.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED. also
! washers: guaranteed service.
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION co
Days, UN. 1919. Ewes. UN. s575.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed, retaped, recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 62l4 r l.
ave, Riverdale, Nd. UN. l345
WATERPROOFING our specially. Free
estimate; guaranteed. WASHING
TON CONSTRUCTION CO., RE. 1888
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
| Formica or stainless steel Call HU
1882 MASTER APPLIANCE co
ROOF LEAKS-ouick service, free
estimate: guaranteed. WASHING
| TON CONSTRUCTION CO.. RE. 2233.
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SEWING MACHINES

Clearance sale of used Singer
Sewing Machines and Vac
uum Cleaners. All styles.
Treadles, portable and con-
sole electrics. All fully guar
anteed. Liberal allowance
for machines traded in.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Repairs and Rentals. 600 7th st. NV
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AFRICAN VIOLETS, many varieties,
25c up: 1905 18th st. ne. i
AQUARIUM. 35 gals. stand and
light; finest rolled base construc-
ton; $50. OW. 1880. Il
BABEE-TENDA table in excellent
condition, S25. See MRS. CURTIS,
SLY 14th ave, Hyattsyille, Md.
Langley Park. -
waterproof mattress: excel. car bed
scales; S25 TO-. all. 10. 3-4S45. ii
BABY CARRIAGE, Whitney, free
wheeler; playpen; both in good
condition. Can deliver. RA. 2I77. =
BABY CRIB and mattress: SIS.
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CRIB. wax birch Kroll extra youth
bed side, >Ksnt-wet mattress, Shuler
walker, Whx birch high chair. TW.
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REFRIGERATORS

Montgomery Ward II Gu. it.. electric
#, shelf area. 16.quart fresheners
Advertising special for week end.
MONTGOMERY WARD. SH. 1900
Sd.lA G.nn,.cria A
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MlscL. FOR SALE (cont. !

COATS-Lady's gray tuxedo, trimmed
in gray Persian lamb. like new, size
Is. TIE. 2167. 80
CORN BINDER and husker (Rosen-
tha thaD, prSseticslly GGeTo used only, l
COUCH, studio, Heller. $40; maple
cocktail table, $50; Taylor jr. model
washing machine. $50. OW. 5906.
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RUMMAGE SALE - Benefit Chevy
Chase CHAPTER No. 30 o. E. S. Fri
162S 11th st. n W. 9 to g. 80
SAXOPHONES t2), Selmer BIB Ten,
gold LACQUER: Conn. Eb alto. Pruefer
clarinet. Excel. cond. RA. 6459. q
SEWING MACHINES = Opportunity
reverse. full size; $50 to $50. Sold
elsewhere for Sl90 Open today
915 10th st. NV, Ex, 6S44., II
SEWING MACHINES -
Treadles rebuilt portables. S24 so up
Singer, White. Big discounts or
new machines. We repair and elect
rify. Terms. Open ewes. y. E
ne. TR. 6s41. L
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MOTOR TRAVEL
TELEVIsIoN REPAIRS

ALL TV SETS repaired for 81 "a
plus list price of parts; 24-hr.
service; 9O-day guarantee. ST.
ALL nv SETS REPAIRED, 24-hour
service; S 80 plus list price Of
parts; 9O-day guarantee. ST. 2277.
Al TV SERVICE by expert tech
nicians, 81 80 plus list price of parts;
DAY or tight. RE. 2o33 -12
Evening star., 1950-09-30

CRIB BASSINET in fine condition,
S5. See MRS. CURTIS, S117 18th
ave. Hyattsville. Md. (Langley
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-h.w.

WOOD - Excellent oak
wood at SEQ cord. Phone RE.
1925. as
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

REFRIGERATORS. washing machines
reas. rates. DISTRICT ELECTRIC
5023 Wis. ave, WO. 1902. %
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TIRE BARGAINS

TIRE BARGAINS
Recap now with COLD RUBBER
guaranteed IL mos. or 10000 mi
6.00x!6. $3.50; 6.50x15. $6.95i
6.50x16 $7.75; 6.7Ox15 $685.;
IlOxlI. 81 10, .60xl5 So 95
WHEEL BALANCED FREE
Arl.; Va. CHI 0024 Seven Corners
Falls Ch.. FA. 2177. 10th and N
Irving. Arl.. OW. 7442.
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ANTIQUES
Silver Spring Antique
Exhibition and Sale
Oct. 16, II, 18. 10. 20 at

SlIVer Spring ArmOry
Collectors halt-price courtesy. Tickets
may be had by calling
Walter Reed Antique Shop
TU. 2727 or GE. 1908
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FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
operating instructions KENNEDY
FLOOR co, RA. 4346 709 Ken
nedy st. NV
n OORS SANDED and finished; old
hoors made like new TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA 1923
FLOOR SANDING and ref1nisf1fng
Call BARR anytime AT. 1857,
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REUPHOI STEERING

SpeclaI Sofa and chair. reuphoi.
stored. labor and material $50:
workmanship guar. 25 yrs. in same
establishment LA FRANCE Up
HOLSTER1NG 25n9 18th st NV
CO 23Sl
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PAPERJNG AND PAINTING
BECKETT. eis1SsS MT os3o, iffs 81 o!5 4o5s. ~N
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COMPANION LADY; refined; excel
lent background; light house duties
AL ref; salary omen. AL, 411S
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OUT OF 1850 REFRIGER-
ATORS, PHILCO, WEST
1NGHOUSE, GE, CROSLEY
ADMIRAL AND NORGE
SAVE S S S S S. STANDARD
TIRE & BATTERY CO.
10th AND H NE, Ii. 3-9082
OPEN EWES. TILL NINE
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KAISER FENCE co.

7TTNG PRESS IOXI5 C and P,
fully equipped and in 1st class con-
dition. $3.50: 10xl2 C. and P. print
ing press, 1st class cond.. $500. DI
4314. 5I3 4th st. NV. Il
RADIATORS. low type. late style
midget ATLANTIC CO.. S07 v st
NV. NO. 392l.
RANGE, electric, 4 burners, timer,
S45; finch Hallicrafter TV, new
tube. ma sgnifier, $50. OV. 1854,
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ADDING MACHINE and typewriter
standard or portable. ~ pvt. party
W. 9292 bet. 8 and S. -3
ANEIVIkS furniture orlc-a-p1ac
china. glassware. rugs silverware
paintings, highest cash prices uaiu
Cali MURRAY 'starbre.er' Ia
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FENCING-We will have in stock by
Oct. Ist 100000 feet Of Il comnlets COMB fe
chain-link fencing. Any dealer in
terested in connection for COM
plete fencing at a reasonable whole
sale price, stop by and see us al
gath and Claiming sts. ne.
KAISER FENCE CO
Evening star., 1950-09-30

Registered bred cows. $3.50: register
ed bull calves, S1T5. GEORGE
DFFRANCEAUX. Rockville 1927;
officG. MA 5OO5. II
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speciality; large and
small Jobs, new or old work, white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2123
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perfect cond. Empire
style. antique, wine velvet, reas.
co. 1857. 80
Coldspot, IA Gu. IT. ::
can be seen 3 to pm GAIA Dar-
row ave, Silver Spring, Md 81.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Lobor Commissioner Visits Here Briefly

Henry Benson, territorial com missioner of labor, and Ed Gar nick, his assistant, were Valley visitors over the past weekend. The pair had just concluded a labor school and a safety demon stration in Anchorage.
 MT. Garnick said it was their hope to bring a similar lecture series and demonstration to Pal mer and to other areas of Alaska next year. The cost of moving equipment made it necessary to confine this years showing to major cities only, he stated.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
SCOUTS STEP UP AT COURT OF HONOR

An adult training class, for all men interested in Scouting, will be held in Palmer and Wasilla on April IA, IS and 16, Scoutmaster Victor Alfsen announced today. The opening session will be held in the United Protest Church at 7:3O pm. tonight, MT. Alfsen sald.
 All interested men are invited to participate in this conference. Scout Executive Gene Butler ot Anchorage, as well as other lead CTS from the Anchorage area, Will lead the conference.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Nurses Buy Equipment. Rather Than New Roof. With Dance Proceeds

An anesthetic machine, rather than a new roof, is next on the improvement program of the Val ley Hospital, it was announced to- day by Miss Edna Davis, hospital manager, it was announced today by Miss Edna Davis, hospital man. ager. Valley nurses raised such an unexpectedly lrage sum of money at the March benefit dance, that they voted to use it for the much-needed equipment rather than to repair the roof.
 "This machine is much more important to us right now" Miss Davis said. ''The Hospital lacks valuable life-saving and time-sav- ing equipment, and each new piece added may help to save a life some day"
 The machine is already on or der and should arrive in the Val lev within the next three to four weeks, the manager said.
 Dance funds were not quite great enough to finance the total cost of the anesthetic machine, ac- cording to Miss Martha Collier, who helped with plans for the af- fair. However Neal Wright con tributed $47, raised through the sale of shamrocks on St. Patrick's s Day, and the Homemaker's Coun- cil added $50 to the sum. The total cost of the anesthetic ma chine is $685.
 "We hope that Valley people will appreciate what we have done with the money they con- tributed."' Miss Collier said. We truly believe that this machine will be of greater benefit to more people than would new roof, at this time"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Scout Training Glasses Beqin Here Tonight

There were 14 Valley Boy Scouts who advanced in rank, at the Court of Honor held last week, Scoutmaster Victor Alfsen announced today. Scouts and their new ranks are:
 Carl Burnett, Dennis Hamann and Johnny Reed-Tenderfoot;
 Jack Dragseth, David lngalls, Kenneth Hughes, Douglas Bixby. Larry Puddicombe, Tim Miller, Kermit King and Tony Hilderman Second Class;
 Vernon Fridley, Jr., Vernon Fridley, Sr., and Harry Campbell First Class.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Foster Organizations Of P.-T. A. 10 Provide Tuesdays Program

Girl Scouts, Brownies, Cubs and the Seventy -Eighty-Niner Club, all organizations sponsored by the Palmer P-TA, will present the program at next Tuesdays meet ing, chairman Harry Winner an- nounced today.
 Each of the organizations IS preparing a short skit for pres entation at the meeting, the last of the current work year for the P-TA.
 An installation of officers also is planned for this meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

board cans or bottles, drugs, chemicals, ale, beer and stout, sugar and salt, insulation, mineral wool, iron and steel building products, pipe and pipe fittings, plate and sheet steel, reinforcing iron and steel for concrete and roofing and siding materials.
 The former freight rate on the Railroad from Seward to Palmer was $1.19 a hundred, for carload lot shipments. The new rate low CTS that charge to 95 cents hun dred.
 On the through rate, from Se- attle, Tacoma and Portland to Palmer, the new rate on a hun dred pounds of canned goods is $2.3O, as compared with former rate of $2.69.
 The announced rate reductions b come effective tomorrow Colonel Johnson said.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
LOCAL FIRM GETS
 BID FOR ARA HOUSES

The firm of Loyer & Casler, contractors, has been awarded the bid for construction of the seven residences to be built this season by the Agricultural Research Ad- ministration.
 Work on the houses will begin at once, William Casler said. He estimated that the job will keep a payroll of 10 men busy for most of the coming construction season.
 MT. Casler emphasized that his firm has no need for employees now. we have plenty of men waiting to go to work" he said. We make a practice of hiring local men first, and we already have more of them than we can use"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Valley Merchants Also To Benefit From ARR's Reduced Freight Rates

Valley merchants, in company with other Alaskan businessmen in the Railbelt area, stand to gain substantial savings on freight, due to the new rate reductions an- nounced this week by The Alaska Railroad.
 At present, these reductions are effective only on carload lot ship ments, according to Col. John P. Johnson, ARR general manager.
 The new rates, which Colonel Johnson says are directly attrib- utable to the enlarged and inn proved box cars purchased under the Railroads rehabilitation pro- gram, include multitude ot items. The list ranges from canned foods to building supplies and drugs and medicines.
 The total savings reflected to Alaskan shippers are expected to average $15,000 a month.
 Specific items affected by the rate changes include:
 Canned foods, grain flour, fibre
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
IT'S ToASTMASTERs NO MORE

The so called Toastmasters' Club here has changed its mind, president Thomas Day announced this week. Members of the club have decided not to affiliate with the national organization of that name, and hereafter will do their public speaking under the name of Palmer Speakers Club.
 Meeting time and dates of the organization remain unchanged, MT. Day said.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
Susan Lee Born
 To MT. and Mrs. Otis

Susan Lee Otis, six pound, 13 ounce daughter, was born to MT. and Mrs. Harold Otis at Valley Hospital on April 8. Susan Lee IS the first child for MT. and Mrs. Otis and is a granddaughter of MT. and Mrs. Arvid Johnson.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
NOTICE

FREE steak knife as a bonus gift for everyone having a Stanley hostess party during the month of April. Call 53-Y-1 for ap- pointment. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
NOTICE

FOR POWER OFF after office hours, Sundays and holidays, call either Vernon Fridley or Ralph Moore. Remember, of flee closes at noon on Satur- days. Matanuska Electric As sociation, Inc.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
NOTICE

WHEN in Wasilla visit DORO- THY'S GIFT SHOP, blk. from Depot. Features birch items by Paulson. (2X)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
LOST

TWO PC. sleeping bag, down. filled; wrapped in pup tent. Probably lost between Goodrich place on main highway and Butte area. Reward. Return to Extension Office. QX)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

LET Stanley E-Z housecleaning sets make spring housekeeping easier, faster, more pleasant. On sale now at stateside prices. Gail 53-Y-l. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
SPECIAL SERVICES

machine made buttonholes. See Mrs. C. New kirk at Valdez Hotel, Valdez. (ufn) @
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

JOHN DEERE blow, high lift, three 14-in. bottoms. See Wal lace Moffitt, Palmer. (4x)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

2-RM. cabin, brick effect siding, S7O0; Broom cabin, $75O; 2-rm. cabin and lot, $1,200; all furn. inc. in quoted prices. See Sue Hill. Palmer (3X)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
CLASSIFIED

Y U1 A D OBE16V \ 
 FOR SALE FORD tractor and equipment (430 hrs.); double blow; field culti- vator wihilling shoes; 5 it. tan dem disc; saw; power take-off; chains; trailer. See V. Fridley, near Grange Hall. (ufn) CLEAN seed potatoes; uncertified Arctic Seeding. See Ashley Egtvet. (3x)
 POTATO equipment; planters and diggers, with picker attach. See C. C. Hoffman or l.. Moffitt (2x) ,,,t 7-RM. modern house: lake front age on Wasilla Lake. Ina. Mar tin Olson, Wasilla. (4x) ALLIS- CHALMERS tractor, exc cond.; complete wIhydraulic Tiff belt pulley, power take off; ha; 2-bottom blow, also cultivate. and hitler attach. Ina. Co-Ol Garage. (ufn)
 40 PACKARD convertible coupe new paint job, new top, new front shocks and knee action parts. Ina. Coop Garage. (ufn) Al PONTIAC, g. pass, sedan coupe; good cond. Coop Ga rage. (ufn)
 ELEVEN 6.OO-16 tires and tubes; used; priced to sell. Coop Ga rage. (ufn)
 18-FT. boat Ina. Browns Shop. (2X)
 80-ACRE farm, AS in cultivation, 34 mi west of Experiment farm in Valley All mach. nee. to plant and harvest grain and po- tatoes; 100-ton potato cellar: seed potatoes for Is acres; 800 chickens, $500 worth of grain. F. A. Blom, Palmer. (2X) '47 CHEV. Fleetline Arrow seoan, 2-dr.; Al cond.; looks like new; radio, spotlight and all extras; two heaters; low mileage; can be seen at Coop Garage 2-RM. cabin, brick effect siding, S7O0; Broom cabin, $75O; 2-rm. 1 cabin and lot, $1,200; all furn. I inc. in quoted prices. See Sue Hill. Palmer. (3x)
 JOHN DEERE blow, high lift, three 14-in. bottoms. See Wal lace Moffitt, Palmer. (4x) LOST TWO PC. sleeping bag, down. 1 filled; wrapped in pup tent. Probably lost between Goodrich place on main highway and Butte area. Reward. Return to Extension Office. QX)
 NOTICE i FOR POWER OFF after office hours, Sundays and holidays, call either Vernon Fridley or i Ralph Moore. Remember, of
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

AT CHEV. Fleetline Arrow seaan, 2-dr.; Al cond.; looks like new; radio, spotlight and all extras; two heaters; low mileage; can be seen at Coop Garage
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

CLEAN seed potatoes; uncertified Arctic Seeding. See Ashley
 Egtvet. (3x)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14
FOR SALE

FORD tractor and equipment (430 hrs.); double blow; field culti- vator wihilling shoes; it. tan dem disc; saw; power take-off; chains; trailer. See V. Fridley, near Grange Hall. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

7-RM. modern house: lake front age on Wasilla Lake. Ina. Mar tin Olson, Wasilla. (4x)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

Al PONTIAC, 5 pass, sedan coupe; good cond. Coop Ga rage. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

CHALMERS tractor, exc cond.; complete wIhydraulic Tiff belt pulley, power take-off; ha; 2-bottom blow, also cultivate. and hitler attach. Ina. Co-Ol Garage. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

40 PACKARD convertible coupe
 new paint job, new top, new
 front shocks and knee action parts. Ina. Coop Garage. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

ELEVEN 6.O0-16 tires and tubes; used; priced to sell. Coop Ga rage (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-14

POTATO equipment; planters and diggers, with picker attach. See C. C. Hoffman or L. Moffitt (2x) ,,t
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06
CEDAR NECK
By Mrs.
Thomas S. Clark
Phone
Milford 4S42
Sunday, October 9Th
Sunday School, 2 p. m.

OunOuys OCAOuSA oeA
Sunday School, p. m.
Sermon and Worship service, 3
p. m. Rev. William H. Revelle, Sr.,
Pastor.
w. S. c.. S. will meet Tuesday
evening, October 10th, at o'clock
at the Church. The devotions will
be lead by Mrs. Laura Watson. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
Barbara Lynch spent the week
end with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mills, ST.
Miss Cherry Richie of Dover and
Rehoboth was a weekend guest
of Miss Frances Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. William McCOlley
and children spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Holden and
son of Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hall spent
Sunday in Chincoteague, Va.
Mr.. Edgar Morris came home
from the Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday, after being a patient
there for the past week.
Mr.. Brantley Donovan attended
the annual Glover Farm Convention
held in Cleveland, Ohio, this week.
Miss Mildred Donovan of Bridge
vile, is spending this week with