Classifieds
FOR SALE -- immediately
available. '.Veil designed
Souse, 3 rooms, plus utility
bank rorn, service pored
and'bath -I dears. See
Leo Sears Company, fission
road. tf.
TOR SALE—choice home site. •
Has water line. Excellent
Investment. Mill Bay road,;
lot 71, Erskine sub-division..
Woody Bailey. Navy phone
455 or write box 663. $250
down, balance on easy terms
3SEWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
ar persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging ahy
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
livestock Growers Associa
tion. 6-31 pd
SUBBER STAMPS — at the
Kodiak MIRROR. Made to
order. Orders filled in ten
days or less. Also notary
seals.
FOR "ALE—Kin# u-ab, 50 c
!. it ->*ad fr©3h daily. De-j
- 1 fwj so city or base.
jo^ 1
RIJ 'IMAGE—Sale will be re*;
.11 n-*d at the Baptist Mis-j
sion om l to 8 pm Satur-1
...
FOR BALE —Fresh Kodiak'
King drib. The season is
right. Order now. Island
Seafoods at City Dock.
FOR SALE—19 ft. cabin boat,
with 4 cylinder Marine en
gine, also with 4-wheel
trailer. Good Condition.
Must sell. Price $400. Call
Army 24 days, 30 evenings.
Ask for Post j
FOR SALE— 1949 Plymouth (
4-door sedan, special deluxe, I
radio and heater. Phone
4571.
FOR SALE— 4-wheel drive
Willys truck. 1949 model.
Phone 737 or see owner at
C13, room 235.
FOR SALE—‘38 Dodge sedan,
‘41 motor, excellent condi
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Coats
Suits
Formals
Gloves
‘PunAet
Blouses
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tk>n. Also *42 Ford trnck,
new motor, good condition.
Call 232.
FOR SALE — 39 Lincoln
Zephyr 4-door sedan, 42
Ford station wagon; 40 Mer
cury 4-door sedan, 42 Ford
coupe, 41 Chevrolet 4-door
sedan, 42 sedan, 42 Ford
jeep. 42 Dodge command
car, 41 International 11 ton
dump truck, 42 Ford 1J
truck. For new Ford or
Mercury see Jake Foley or
Burl Clymer.
FOR SALE— 1930 model A
coupe, $200. Inquire Clark’s
Garage.
JUST ARRIVED—Long play
attachments, records of
popular, kiddies, musical
comedy and foreign. Lu
cielle’s Record Shop.
FOR SALE — baby grand
piano. Call 4313 after 5, or
Saturday or Sunday.
FOR SALE— li ton Chev.
truck 4 w. d., $399. Engine
perfect. Clark’s Garage.
FORSALE-iton Dodge 47
panel. Good condition, $550
Clark’s Garage.
LOW— cost transportation.
Willys 4 cy. station wagon
Great performance. Drive it
yourself you don’t need a
chauffeur. At Seattle com
plete, $2,00u. Clark’s Gar
age.
WANTED—dory 14 or 20 ft.
With or without motor.
Phone 3502 evenings.
FOUND— several keys on
ring. Owner identify same
and pay for ad at MIRROR
office.
Classified ads will be accept
ed until noon Friday. Ads will
be accepted over the telephone
but are payable by Friday
noon, to appear in the follow
ing day’s paper.
BOOK REVIEW
By Sister St Hilary
BELLES ON THEIR TOES i
by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr. j
and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey •
BELLES ON THEIR TOES,
by the authors of CHEAPER
BY THE DOZEN, continues
the rollicking story of the
Gilbreth family after the sud
den death of their father.
Mrs. Gilbreth, determiied to,
keep her family together,;
continues the scientific man-1
agement business devised and
established by her husband."
Frequent lecture trips left
the household in charge of
Anne, the eldest, and Tom,
man of all work, to whom a
whole volume could be de
voted.
The book sparkles with the
personalities of this unique
household, but running like a
firm thread throughout the
fabric is the guiding spirit of
Mother Gilbreth, ruling her
flock with wisdom and under
standing-plus efficiency. It
would be difficult to select the
most entertaining episode,
but outstanding was the
shopping tour,, when the six
boys descended en masse
upon an unsuspecting clerk to
buy complete outfits for all.
The clerk had the advantage
over Mother Gilbreth: He
wore a hearing aid which
could be turned off at will.
The book with all its fun, is
nevertheless a splendid tri
bute to Mother Gilbreth. To
send eleven children through
college and maintain the large
household necessary for so
many would seem an impos
sible task for one woman
She kept the family a closely
knit unit, with deep loyalties
and strong family ties. The
book closes with Mother living
alone—and liking it!
SWANSON'S
Quick frozen-packoged
-ready for frying
Chicken breatts - thighs - drumsticks
Also
Cut-up-ready to cook
Roaster*
Fryers
Fricasse
Chicken a la King
A
in ..
IN OUR FREEZER
Large Selection of Frozen Vegetables, Fresh Produce
RATH’S (DAINTEE) PORK SHOULDER BUTTS
For fret- delivery rail 4224 before 3pm
Bltl Would Make
Minors Liable
Juneau (.P) — A bill intro
duced in the Alaska legisla
ture this week by Dan Lhn
mon of Fairbanks would
make persons under 21 equally
responsible with the bar
tender if they buy or try to
buy intoxicants.
Under the present law, only
the bartender or person who
sells liquor to a minor is
liable.
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