NOTICE
The City of Kodiak, Alaska
invites bids for the collection,
haulmg and disposal of gar
bage in the City of Kodiak for
a period of one year beginning
January 1, 1952. All bids shall
describe vehicles to be used,
and bidders must be able to
furnish a performance bond
in the amount of One Thou
sand Dollars ($1,000). Th
ordinance governing the d.
posal of garbage may be L:
spected at the City Hall.
Bids shall be sealed and,
presented to the City Clerk ■
at the City Hall not later than]
5 P. M., December 27th, 1951.!
The City reserves the privi
ege of rejecting any and all
bids.
The City of Kodiak
Last ■.. ; c e C l JIGHT!
TO ATTEND THE
ElksFallCARHIVAL
TONIGHT
The grand event to be at 12 midnight
ELKS CLUBROOMS
TONIGHT
Doors open at 7 pm
Many VALUABLE PRIZES will be given away
during the evening
Don’t MISS IT!
FOR ElkS S GUESTS
Proceeds GO TO BUILDING FUND
Local Man Buys
Kenai Property
Chester A. Mitchell of Ko
diak was listed as one of the !
purchasers of lots in the east
addition of the townsite of
ivenai which were sold at auc^
tion on December 7.
PNA scheduled an extra
section to their Friday flight
to handle the passengers
bound tor Kenai, according to
the Anchorage Times. A total
of 88 lots were offered for sale.
The Kodiak Volunteer Fire
Department went to the home
of Nick Nektferoff at 1C:25 am
Tuesday to investigate a re
port of a fire. A furnace was
the cause of the alarm. There
was no damage.
GAMES OF AMUSEMENT
FOR EVERYONE
Cigars
CIGARETTES
Candy |
Souvenirs & Novelties
STERLING SILVER LINE
Belt buckles. Ladies belts, Money clips, Earrings
! SOON !
Tailored Made Parkas
Small Loans
on Jewelry, Radios etc.
Oriental merchandise
direct from Tokyo
Open daily lO am until 2 am
Alaska Airlines, Inc
Christmas Excursion Charter Trip
Kodiak to Seattle And Return
IN ONE OF THE NEW DC-4s used on the Fairbanks-Anchorage-Seattle flights
Leave Kodiak 7pm SATURDAY, DEC. 22, 1951
” Seattle (return) WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2, 1952
- PLANE LEAVES FROM BOW LAKE AIRPORT -
F0$ R&SSXVATIONS CONTACT
FRANK ERBES, Naval Station, at typewriter shop, phone 447 - or WALT MULLER, phone 4242