Classifieds
{ SALE—Home, 7 rooms
i*l. bath & laundry, furnished;
a 2 lots, good view—garden,
tiee: $6000 ($4000 cash, bal.
irms). Water system, 5 lots,
bdshack, $1200.
;bester Clark, Mission rd. (tf)
io callers Saturday.
R SALE—2 bedroom furnish
d bungalow on Shelikof St.
iee Walt Taylor, 7 to 9 pm.
Jr SALE—4 room modem,
urnished bungalow on corner
it lower Carlson hill. Occu
,ied but early possession can
e given. W. J. Erskine Co.
office).
R SA1 .F—1941 Packard se
ha After 5 phone Navy 424
(real! at 43 E Apt. A
bSALE— Navy sectional
lk-in box 9 by 12 by 8 with
£ inches co. k insulation. Com
meriral reach in refrigerators
16 to 80 cu ft , glass or solid
j'ors for home, testaurant or
nocety 22cu.ft frozen food
display cases with mirror
J725 FOB Seattle. Descriptive
literature sent on request
McBride Refrigeration Service
Co. 1019 Jaekson St, Seattle,
Wash. 7—l9p
iR SALE— Beautiful Aimiral
tadio Phonograph with tiou
ile-free record changers, rich
oae. Norman Photo shop.
fLON SALE!—Reduced frcm
(3 to SI.49 a pair. Du Pont
s4 gauge full-fashioned hose.
Today only. Silk Dress Shop.
IRSAI.E— GE exposure rae
leis $20.95, fed. tax incl.
Spartus Refiex cameras $12
>has fed. tax.
Slide file eases—dble. & triple
ouabeaui Shavemaster—new
vpe large head $23.50
Vedlinger Drugs
1LP WANTED—Custodian
or sehool building able to do
sainlenance work. Salary
800. See I eon Johnson or
is. Marcus Meyer at once.
RLP WANTED—A-1 baker,
jjood on pastry Immediately.
(Double Rich Bakery
i-—_
I8T—Leather coin purse with
ays attached on chain. Re
nin to Mrs. Jake Foley or
ke Mirror office
UND—Five keys & pierced
lain on chain Owner may
identify & pay for ad at the
Mirror office.
:K & KEY SERVICE—
#cks installed, repaired and
iys made for cars or homes,
ties serviced. Leave orders at,
Klinger's Drug Store. 7-12 j
Hospital flews
A daughter was born to Mr. &
Mrs. Chester P. White, NOB.
Kodiak. The baby weighed 8 lbs
4 oz. and will be named Carolyn
Denise
Mr. & Mrs. PeWayne Sove
reign are the parents of a boy,
born June 25, weight 8 lbs. 10
oz. He will be named Johnny
Wayne. Mr. Sovereign is employ
ed at the base garage.
Admitted for medical atten
tion during the week were: Wm
Kreiner, Ernest Huber, Mrs.
Matella Bosel, Miss Inez Smiley.
Thursday, July 3, will be the
regular sewing day for the Hos
pital auxiliary. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all.
The Aleutian, originally sched
uled to sail from Seattle July 11
I will leave July 12 for Seward,
i and all subsequent runs of the
j Barauo! and Aleutian will leave
I Seattle on Saturdays, the local
Alaska Steamship company of
fice has been informed.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loughran
and 2 sous left yesterday by
j plane for Anchorage, from where
j they will drive to Fairbanks,
! Valdez and other points.
I They may continue to the
I States, Mr. Loughran said, but
their plans are indefinite.
Katherine Frost, emp oyed at
the Island Fountain, left iecently
via Northern airlines for Everett,
Wash , to visit her sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Keomg. She will be gone about 2
months.
Mrs. 0. A. Torgerson left by
plane this week for San Francis
co, to visit her parents in that
city. She will be joined in Sept
ember by Mr. Torgereon, pre i
dent of the Bank of Koaiak, or
a several months’ vacation
tour.
Ned Twining, son of Mrs.
Margo lister, of this city, ar
j rived on Wednesday’s plane to
I spend the summer with his
mother. He was accompanied
! by a college friend, Jim Allyn.
Following his discharge from
theArmy Twining has been at
tending Fresno State College at
Fresno, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Craw
ford, of Kuudsen’s booked pass
age on the Denali for Ketchikan
There they will take a Canadian
vessel to Prince Rupert, travel
by train through the Canadian
Buzz, Buzz
It won’t be long now before
you oan Buzz 99 and get some of
that good-eatin’ food that s fly
ing now, faster than rumors, all
over town, red hot to your
table
Weekends. Bar—Be Q and
Sweet & Sour added to the
menu. Try them. Yum Yum
Eats. (adv>)
ORPHEUM
SUNDAY & MONDAY
it jjgAft THE ObMh*QTi°!Z,
from OCEA"7^ <™» ■ '
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Rockies east to Minneapolis, and
then visit relatives in 1 ennsyl
vania and Missouri. They expect
to return to Kodiak by Sept. 1.
The following deeds were re
corded this week:
W. J. Erskine, gift to the city
of a portion of lot opposite hos
pital to enable relocation of city
street.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Loughran to
Emil & Margery Knudsen, Lot 4
Block 18, approximately $7500.
Dyer Jackson Bisplinghoff to
Anita Ann Mann, Lot 77, E s
kine subdivision.
W. J. Etskine to Anita Ann
Mann, Lot 78, Erskine subdivi
sion, $550.
Anita Ann Mann to Ben
Kraft, I ots 77 & 78, Erskine
subdivision.
Miss Nellie Melme, employed
at the bank of Kodiak for the
past few years, left with her
mother, Mrs, Marie Melme, and
daughter, Sandra Landesman, on
the Denali.
They have reservations for
this summer for a trip the 3 will
take to Norway, with side trips
in Sweden and England.
On their return they will lo
ca e in the States or peibaps
»ome place else in Alaska, Miss
Meline said.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jankel
of the CAA, who are planning to
return to New York this fall, are
now closing out their Kodiak
Book Fair.
The budding occupied by the
bi<k stoie, owned by Alf Tor
graoison, will be used by the
Watson Cleaners for expansion.
Equipment for installation in it
anived on the Denali.
Emil Knudsen, Jr. arrived on
the Denali from Seattle on his
first trio to Kodiak. He was ac
companied by his mother and
older sister, Jo Ann.
TUE. ONLY
"Shadowed”
Anita Louise
Lloyd Corrigan
WED. & THU
Double Feature
("There Goes Kelly”
&
"Sonora Stage Coach”
Jackie Moran
Wanda McKay
Hoot Gibson
Bob Steele
FRI. & SAT.
6:30 & 8:30
Holiday Special
"Janie Gets Married”
Joan Leslie Robert Hutton
THESE WOMEN!
# By d’Alessio
“Oh, crying softly is all right the FIRST^year, but after
that, the withering glare gets better results!”