Classifieds
fOR SALE—The Cub confec
tionery & popcorn stand.
Good location next to theatre.
Mrs H. M. Coulsey, Box 54,
Kodiak.
JOR SALE—Tailor shop, well-!
tst ; steady income. Well
equipped, inc. elec, sewing
machine. Centrally located
with small living quarters
See Edythe Smith across from
Bert’s
fOR SALE—Home, 7 rooms
ml. bath & laundry, furnished;
on 2 tots, good view—garden,
Price: 16000 ($4000 cash, bal.
terms). Water system, 5 lots,
akidshaok, $1200.
Chester Clark, Mission rd. (tf)
No callers Saturday.
MR SALE—2 bedroom furnish
ed bungalow on Shelikof St.
See Walt Taylor, 7 to 9 pm.
JOR SATE—4 room modern
house compVtolv furnished
Furniture in very good con
dition. Let 50 by 100. $3500.
Telephone 206 Mrs Bartholo
mew or at Apt. 38 E-B, NOB.
IDR SALE—Dickie II. 50 ft.
cruiser sleeps 8. Two toilets,
2 Gray Six 91 engines with 2
to i reduction gear. Monel
sfcafts, elec, bilge pump See
Pop Kizer
NUDSEN’s — Have p aying
cards with a panoramic view of
Kodiak on the back. A swell
gift item.
OR SALE— Navy sectional
walk-in box 9 by 12 by 8 with
6 inches co:k insulation. Com
merical reach in refrigerators
16 to 80 cu. ft., glass or solid
doors for home, restaurant or
grocery 22 eu. ft frozen food
display cases with mirror
$725 FOB Seattle. Descriptive
Literature sent on request
McBride Refrigeration Service
Co. 1019 Jackson St, Seattle,
Wash. 7—l9p
FOR SALE—Beautiful Admiral
Radio Phonograph with trou
ble-free record changers, rich
tone. Norman Photo shop.
SOUVENIR— Knudsen's have
Souvenir Sterling spoons with
a Kodiak Bear design. See
them now.
HELP WANTED—Custodian
for school building able to do
maintenance wo^k. Salary
$300. See I eon Johnson or
Mis. Marcus Meyer at once, j
FOUND—Five keys & pierced
coin on chain Owner may
identify & pay for ad at the
Mirror office.
NOTICE—Saw filings by a shop
that specializes in saws Most
woik done weekends Located
at A1 vine & Gibson's at bureau
of fisheries dock. 6-21p
LOCK & KEY SERVICE—
Locks installed, repaired and
keys made for cars or homes
Safes serviced. Leave orders at
Wodlinger’s Drug Store. 7-12
Mr. and Mrs Al Miller and
infant son left yes'erday via!
Northern Aiillnes lor Seattle on
their first vacation in 4 years.
Mr. Miller will receive medical
attention ter a sinus condition
before he returns.
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SUNDAY & MONDAY
IT’S MUSICAL BLISS YOU SIMPLY CAN’T MISS!
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n technicolor
Starring
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A Paramount Picture
BALANCE OF WEEK . . .
The ORPHEUM’s HI
REGULAR ENTERTAINING PROGRAMS
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No Permit Brings
Builder $50 Fine
Walter Muller, builder of a
rao'gue on his property across
from the GM hospital, was fined
$50 and costs Saturday by City
Magistrate G. W. Bubendorf
after pleading guilty to a charge
of building without a city build
ing permit. The complaint was
signed by Police Chief Henry
Gonzales.
Occupancy Trial
Next Wednesday
The civil suit brought by Mrs
Bea Nachtweih versus Mr. and
Mrs Maurice Briges concerning
occupancy of the Thompson
homestead by the latter on a
lease made before purchase of
the property by Mrs. Nachtweih,
will be heard next Wednesday at
2 pm. Talmage Smith and John
Hughes, attorneys for the plain
and defendants, respectively,
have agreed to trial by the court,
it was reported yesterday.
Mrs W.J Erskine and daugh
ter Kathleen arrived home last
weekend Mrs Erskine visited
in the States and attended her
daughter’s graduation from the
from the Dominican convent in
California.
Bob Springhill, son of Jalmar '»>le of a frame dwelling on
Spriaghill of this city, arrived the Russian Greek Mission Re
last night via Northern air'ines serve by Jesse and Edna Jolly tc
to spend the summer with hn W C. Waddell recorded this
father. week
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