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FLIES BORDER TO BORDER
and
COAST TO COAST
From Vancouver, B. C and Seattle to
Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles
Chicago, New York, Washington
and the East
UNITED
AIR LINES
SIATTLI— Fourth Avo. and Union Stroof
VANCOUVER — 723 Wort Georgia Stroot
Place orders at office
We Need 2 days notice
for GOOD SERVICE
TERMS: CASH on DELIVERY
Please cheek yoar Barrels for oil
if your fire* don’t burn
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Btfch Mueller, Prop.
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KODIAK FOUNTAIN
“cH.ext te the Largest Stare in Town”
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ICE CREAM MAGAZINES
NOVELTIES
If you are interested in buying Seme
fur we have a few of the following:
White Fox Cross Fox
Silver Fox Red Fox
Otter Skins
But first buy a war bond!
Cosmetic* eilciX? Perfume*
Complete Service
Facial Make-up
Ladies1 hair-cutting
Permanent waves
Helen Curtis cold waves
W"a an Anchorage
\|i-*s Hazel Smith and Wil
liam Davidson were married
li'eb 5 in the Presbyterian
church nt. Anchorage by Rev R.
R Armstrong.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr and Mis William P. Smith
of Kodiak and formerly o? Cor
dova She wore a teal blue suit
with brown accessories for her
marriage.
She was attended by Mrs. W.
B. Smith and the groom’s best
man was Roy Rudd. The hus
band is with the armed forces in
Anchorage and is a member of
the railway battalion. After the
ceremony a reception was held
ia the home of the matron ef
honor.
Word has been received here
that Mrs. Harriet Brain, living
with her parents at Ellensburg,
Wash., lost everything in a fire
that destroyed the home. Mr.
and Mrs. Brain were both em
ployed at Erskine’s ahout S
years ago. Mr. Brain is now in
the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raumaker1
aad daughter Paula Susan re
turned to Kodiak this week to
make their home here after 11
months spent at Afognak while
Mr. Raumaker worked at Dan
ger Bay. Mr. Raumaker is now
a civilian employe in post utili
ties at Fort Greely.
Mrs William A. Schultz re
turned to Kodiak by plane this
week after a sojourn among the
movie stars and sunshine of IjOs
Angele«. Her daughter, Sal
lj- Pearl, and granddaughter,
Marlene, will follow in a few
weeks after remaining over to
sell the home in Los Angeles,
which was formerly owned by
Penny Singleton, movie actress
known for her role as “Blondie”.
Mrs. Hazel Beardsley has re
turned to Kodiak after 2 yeara
spent Outside, during which
time she visited in Michigan
and Oakland, Calif. She is now
employed at Krskine’s.
THE
Victory |
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
Lloyd Smith & M Miller
Owners
acfc■- - vsawr
Remember Friends and Relatives
with
EASTER CARDS
cNp'U) on 'Display at the
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
GIFT SHOP
Income Tax
Auditor & Tax Specialist
NATHAN SOLOW
FELDER BUILDING APT- 5
Monday through Friday 6:30 pm to 10 pm
Sundays Only 1:00 pm to 5 pm
announcing the opening
FEBRUARY 22ud OF
AMANDA’S PLACE
505 Beach Road
Home-cooked meals served family st\le Bom 2 to 10 pm
Soups • Chili - Sandwiches * Variety of desserts
Mrs. Amanda Pi ice, Prop.
the;
FISHERMAN’S
AND
SEAM A N'S
HEIADQUARTERS
' You are cAhbays Welcome Here”
SHIP’S TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in haiilint; freight & honsehoM goods to the base
Established in 1925 BU.J 1EVV1S owner