WASHINGTON
FISH AND
OYSTER CO.
PORT WILLIAMS,
ALASKA
Cold Storage
Frozen Bait - Ice
Total freezing
capacity 20 tons
daily
FLY WITH
ALASKA
AIRLINES
★
FOR
INFORMATION
SEE
Agent
RAY MARTIN
Golden
Gate
Cafe
Beer & Wine
• ; SERVED
,'WITH MEALS
STEAKS
“a specialty”
GEORGE KAPPOS
Proprietor
Locomotive Raised
A 150-ton Navy yard crane raises this locomotive of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line from the waters of the southern
branch of the Elizabeth river. It backed through an opened draw
bridge, carrying 4 freight cars and 3 trainmen into the river. The
trainmen were believed lost. —.T’Wiiephoto
KODIAK .
DIARY ...
(
i T’other day a man approached
Capt. Frank E. Barry, post Pro
vost Marshal, on the etreets of
Kodiak, and said, “Captain, I’d
like to have you check my pass
—I’m afraid I overstayed it.”
The Captain looked at the
pass, then squinted more closely.
“I’ll say you’ve overstayed
your pass—by about 25 years!”
The man with the pass was
Charles F. Seguin, a civilian fish
erman now, with his hometown
Renton, Wash. Seguin was a cor
poral in the last war, and has
been saving the pass since 1919,
when it was issued to him in
France
Seguin has just “been having
more darn fun with Provost Mar
shals’ the Kodiak Bear com
mented in telling the incident,
I-——■
Most of the Bettingers by de
| frees, have seen Kodiak.
Ijee Bettinger of the Kodiak Bot
tling Works, has, of course, seen
Kodiak. His mother and father,
former residents, have seen Kod
iak His brother Harold, (now in
the Armed Services) and family,
have seen Kodiak. Lee’s son
came up from Portland and vis
ited Kodiak. Next Lee’s daugh
I ter arrived this summer in Kod
iak.
Most recently Mrs. Lee Bet
tinger was an incoming passen
ger. When we interviewed Lee
on her arrival he explained it
thus:
“My wife realized that all the
Bettingers had been to Kodiak
, but herself and the dog,” he said.
J “So she talked it. over with the
| dog and the decision was that
j she should come to Kodiak, too.
j Maybe the Chamber of Com
j merce could write the Portland
chapter of the Society for Pre
vention of Cruelty to Animals to
do something about it. If the
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KODIAK FOUNTAIN
• We, at the Kodiak Fountain, like to think that
everyone entering our store is a friend. And that’s
the atmosphere we try to create.
• When you come, if you buy, that’s swell; if you
don’t, that’s swell, too—but we won’t try to sell
you anything.
• Ivnudsen’s sells magazines, snapshots, ivory, ice
cream, mukluks, parkas, moccasins, and a lot of
other items.
Come in and look around.
“cKext to the Largest Store in Town’
COLOGNES
OLD SPICE YARDLEY TWEED
RUBENSTEINS LENTHERIC’S
WRISLEY’S PINAUD’S
also
DUSTING POWDERS & SOAPS
S ALASKA XMAS CARDS <Buy Early
$ 20 Genuine Photographs.only $2.00
i —
| Flashlite Batteries & Bulbs
DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE
(for sound bones and teeth)
VITAMINS.....
Protect your child’s health.
Buy Vitamins from your druggist.
Shop with confidence here at.
Vitamin Headquarters.
A Registered Pharmacist always on hail
DRUG STORE
"KODIAK'S BUSY CORNfcR"
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Pinch’s Service Store
’'The Service Men’s Meeting Place’
ENDICOTT JOHNSON
ALSO JOHNSONIAN
SHOES
Received a New Shipment of
Ladies’ & Men’s
BULOVA WATCHES
15 & 17 Jewel
^MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS*
GUITARS BANJOS UKES
TRUMPETS CLARINETS
(One Only) 120 BASS ACCORDION
OCARINAS
MUSICAL BOCKS & STRINGS
SOUVENIRS TO SEND HOME
Army and Navy Pillow Tops
Head Scarfs
Bridge cloths
Tea Aprons
Boxed Alaska tablecloths & napkin?