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• All Liquor Except Whiskies
SOLD AT
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Roy F. Snyder, prop.
Bible Sunday Planned
Tomorrow evening Universal
Bible Sunday will be observed
at the 7:30 service at the Com
munity Baptist Church. This is
an annual observance in cooper
ation with the American Bible
Society. Because of the Christ
mas season the local recognition
of Bible Sunday is being moved
ahead one week.
At this service there will be a
display of Bibles in several lan
guages, Scripture verses in many
languages, including the Braille
system. Several modern trans
lations of the Bib e will be on
display. One feature of the dis
play will be several old Bibles,
ranging from 78 to 100 years
old, and one which is 120 years
old and came around the Horn
to California in the Gold Rush
days.
The general public will be in
terested in this exhibit and in
the sermon, entitled “Is it
Yours?"
Ralph Chtistianson, age 9
years, underwent a tonsil opera
tion at the GM hospital Tues
day. He is from Old Harbor.
COUPON SELECTIONS N™*lR
NUMBERS—042691 045923 . 045600
012136 045821 012064
042818 045376 012340
045686 012283
045377
$10.00 Each
$25.00 Each
$35.00
A coupon given with each dollar purchase in our Grocery
and Meat Departments.
Selections are made at the of end each month and the stubs
purchased to total amount of $175.00. Save your coupons
CHECK the above list for those you received
during the month of November
Specials For All Every Day in the Week
• SATURDAY (TODAY)
FINE FAT CHICKENS 5 .5011'
These are GRADE A Chickens specially selected
for us from the finest available.
A Saving of almost 25 per cent
• SUNDAY
IVORY SOAP 10c
This is a large size bar—A Saving of 20 per cent
• MONDAY
SPRY 27c lb. In 3 lb. jars 80c
A Saving of nearly 20 per cent
• TUESDAY
LIBBYS MIXED VEGETABLES
A wonderful mixture of many kinds of
garden vegetable for salads, soups, etc
A Saving of 20 per cent
20c can
O WEDNESDAY
OXYDOL f°r laundry & dishwashing 30c
Large Packages at a Saving of 15 per cent
• THURSDAY
liBBY TOMATO JUICE 2 cans 25c
The finest Tomato Juice pack in Large No. 2 cans
At a Saving of 20 per cent
• FRIDAY
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 25c
Packed by Libby in large No. 2 cans at a bargain
with a saving of over 15 per cent
ALL SALES RESTRICTED
AS TD QUANTITY
on these specially price items
Always Remember That
Today . . . Tomorrow . . . & Everyday
Yon Save when you Buy at Erskine’s
MEAT_
Sure we have lots of BEEF, PORK, VEAL and
LAMB. Just the finest our money could buy
and priced as most of our groceries are, way
down below OPA fixed prices.
An After Inventory Bargain
ODD MEN’S SWEATERS
$2.50 EACH
PRICED TO $7.50 EACH
Some Slightly Shop Soiled
Barbecue Donors,
Expenses Listed
“I wish to extend thanks to
all the citizens of Kodiak”, Mrs
Estelle “Sis” Harris said this
week, ‘‘for donating and assist
ing in making the Thanksgiving
barbecue a success. Baskets of
food were given to the Sisters at
the hospital, the Fathers,
the jail, the Mission
and the M. P.’s after Thanks
giving.”
Cash donations listed were;
Bill Fitzgerald, Island Fountain,
Casino, Harry Pinch Kodiak
Mercantile company, Egert Int
velt, Ben Kraft, Polar Bear,
Anchorage Cold Storage $10
each; Jim Pierce, Roy Snyder,
Tommy Jones, Jorgen Fredrick
son $20 each; Yum-Yum, Log
Cabin T.iquor store, Mike Put
selas, Kodiak Jewelry, Kodiak
Cleaners, George Kappos, L.
Seltzer, Noble, Mrs. Kraft, 0. A.
Torgerson, Pat Lynch $5 each;
L. K. Wodlinger $15; Bryan
Thorsheim $1.50; Leo Tyler $4.
Total $250.50.
Other donations: Lee Beth’n
ger coke & pop; Blinn’s 4 cases
beer; Ray Martin 4 cases beer;
Oscar Breedman 2 cases beer;
Tony’s 4 cases beer; City Mar
ket 10 lbs. spare ribs; Christy’s
cakes; Variety store 500 paper
1 plates; Rhoades 40 loaves bread;
Dinner Nook 15 lbs. coffea;
j Kodiak Fountain ice cream;
, Cheechako Club 2 gals olives;
i Erskines 53 lbs. beef; Wheeldons
! 10 lbs spare ribs; Sid Old &
Neighbors mutton & beef;
Kempton’s potato salad; Gal
breath hauling; Alaska Steam
ship 3 cases cups; Harvey Gund
lach stove work.
Expenses: Helper $5; cab fare
$10; 300 lbs. spare ribs at40
cents lb. $142.80; Kodiak Mer
cantile $21.20; Erskine’s (paper
towels) $3.15; Kraft & SoB
$13.25 Kraft $4.20; Kraft (broom
& dust pan) $3.50; Kraft
(onions, etc.) $5. Total $208.10.
Pat Lynch (hauling) and oil, and
other miscellaneous expenses
still to be included.
“Sis” announced that it is ex
pected ten or twelve dollars will
be left over after all expenses
are paid and said she will turn
it over to the Christmas Seal
tuberculosis fund.
Stations Notified
The Federal Communications
Commission desires thar all radio
station licenses (other than
broadcast) check the expiration
date of their station licenses. All
licenses in Alaska, except ship
and broadcast, expire on Jan. 1
each year. Application for re
newal should be made at least 60
days before expiration and must
be in the hands of the Commis
sion at Washington D. C. prior
to expiration in order that the
stations may continue licensed
operation.
If the renewed station license
is not received by the licensee
prior to Jan 1, telegraphic re
quest should be made for an ex
tension to cover all operation
until the reuewed license is re
ceived.
All apolications and requests
nu-t be submitted through the
Sea'tie office of the Commission.