Bond Sale
Figures Given
Sa’es of series E War Savings
Ponds, totalling $124,850 during
the period August 17-22, boost
ed the Terr tory’s total record
for the first three weeks of the
month to $436,920.50, the office
in Juneau announces. Kodiak
moved into third place for the
third week.
Fallowing are the amounts,
including Series F and G bonds
except for Aug. 8 to 15:
Anchorage
Ketchikan
Kodiak
Fairbanks
Cordova
Sitka
Juneau & Douglas
Aug. 1-22
$117,424 50
51.492.25
41.343.75
53,257.50
16.331.25
50,318 75
42.273.75
Robinson Named
For Union Office
Glen Robinson has been ap
pointed Secretary-Treasurer of
the Teamsters’ Local No. 500,
succeeding John Hughes, who
recently resigned that office.
Mr. Robinson is now employ
ed by Siems-Drake at the base
and prior to that he was Terr
itorial Employment Agent for
the Kodiak office.
Must Register
By order of the FCC all ama
teurs must register their radio
transmitters. Application blanks
are provided at Signal Corps
offices and the registration is re
quired at once.
Apartments Painted
The Knudsen apartments,
owned by Emil Knudsen, re
ceived new paint on the exterior
th s week. The color scheme is
cream with green trim.
Back From Seattle
Lawrence Wodlinger, owner
of Wodlinger’s Drug Store, re
turned last week by plane from
Seattle where he had been on a
buying trip.
/ej From X fognak
Cecil Brown, of Afognak was
a business visitor here on Wed
nesday.
Goes To Anchorage
William A. Schultz, owner of
Ship's Tavern, left iecently for
Anchorage to receive special
medical treatment.
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Dependable
Courteous
Service
E. K. GUERIN
Owner
Member of
ASSOCIATED CABS
Hospital News
--
! Mrs. Leo Tyler was dismissed
from the hospital Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Haral
son are the parents of a boy,
weight 7 pounds 3 ounces, born
Monday at the Griffin Memorial
hospital The son has been r.am
ed Duane Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Heay
are the parents of a girl, Louise
Ann, born at the Griffin Memor
ial hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Anderson is re
covering from a major operation
at the Griffin Memorial hospit
al.
Rath Chase, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Chase, and Viv
an Bell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry K. Bell, each had
her tonsils removed at the Grif
fin Memorial hospital this week.
Miss Christina Oslin is assist
ing the nursing staff at the Grif
fin Memorial hospital
GENERAL
REMODELING
$ and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates”
J J. N. Steffgen
i Contractor
Felder Building
A WAR
MESSAGE FROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
IT’S YOUR MOVE NOW
THE MORE BONDS YOU BUY .. . THE MORE PLANES WILL
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Now, as never before in all our glorious
history, our Army, Navy and Marine Corps
^ urgently need planes, tanks, ships and guns!
t Literally billions of dollars are needed
immediately to produce these and other
weapons of defense ... of oftense . . .
and of Victory/
If we are to smash the enemy out of our
seas and blast him from the air over our
beads, every dollar you can spare, every
dime that is not absolutely required for the
necessities of food, clothing, and shelter
should be, yes, must be, loaned to your
Government!
We must act fast. Start getting your
share of United States Defense
Bonds and Stamps today. Get
them regularly!
You Get a $25 Bond for Only $18.75
Facts About Details* Bonds—Series E
HOW MUCH DO
THEY COST? YOU
JEND UNCLE SAM
$18.75 .
$37.50 .
$75.00 .
$375.00 .
$750.0(7 .
UPON MATURITY
■ YOU GET BACK
$25.00
$50.00
$100.00
$500.00
$1,000.00
When is maturity? Ten years, but you'
can cash the bonds at any time after 60
days. The longer you hold the Bond, up
to 10 years, the more money you’ll get
back. But you’ll never get less than you
put in.
1Vhat's the interest rate? When held to
maturity, the Bonds yield 2.9% per year
on your investment, compounded semi
annually—you get back $4 for every $3.
When should I buy a Bond? Start now;
buv regularly. INVEST IN SAFETY
WITH PERFECT SAFETY!
Remembei-You can start buying
Defense Bonds by buying De- i
fense Stamps for as little as • «
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This space contributed by
Alaska Steamship Company
Transfer & Storage Rates j
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NOTE: Due to the rising costs the following transfer and storage rates have
heen set by the undersigned, and are effective immediately.
Freight-Town $4.00
Freight-Base 6.00
Gravel-per yard 2.50
Cement Gravel-per yard 3.00
Moving & Time-flat hed-per hr. 5.00
Moving & Time-dump truck ” 6.00
Lumber Hauling-in town-per M 5.00
Outside city accordingly
Base Trip-min. 6.00
Town Trip-min. 1.50
Outside City-min. 2.50
Storage-per ton-per month 3.00
Alaska Transfer Co.
Atlas Transfer Co.
Winchell’s Transfer
Island Transfer Co.