OHM SAYS:
V
he Photo Shop invites you
10 a “One Man Show” of
Original oil painting? by the
; ocal artist, Mr.A.J. Smith
^fhe artist has long been
nterested in the artistic
(oesibilities of Kodiak’s un
natehed rugged scenery.
Ve are happy to present
I be fine results of his labors.
Tiis is an unusual oppor
tunity to purchase an ar
stie original oil painting
f the Alaska scene and a
jmely Christmas gift sug
gestion.
L Did you know that there
bs been an appreciable re
daction in the price of the
oe fox furs at the Photo
i>P?
For an early delivery of
Cameras, enlaigers expo
ires and other photograph
equipment place your or
sr at once at the Photo
bop.
Nothing makes a finer
wsonal Christmas Gift
[|ian your Portrait as made
i. our studios. Why not
"ake that appointment at
>ce?
purs 10 am to 8 pm. Sun
il 2 to 5:30. Adv.
SiJflP
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L. J. NormaH, Owner
unplete Photographic
supplies & Service
Kodiak Diary
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However, 5 burials occurred
before even one permit was is
sued, and the issuance has been
spasmodic since.
As a result, at least two diffi
cult searches for graves have
been undertaken (that is no pun)
lately.
In one case a man was buried
and sometime later a tombstone
arrived to be put on the grave.
The preacher who conducted the
services could not locate the
grave. The men who had dug
the grave were prisoners in the
local jail, since released, who
could not be f ound. The wid
ow was no longer in Kodiak.
In the second case a single
man, with no relatives here, was
buried without a permit. The es
tate ordered a marker and it ar
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Furniture Store
Wea Rhoades, Prop,
Pinch’s Jewelry
& Mpn’s StOrP Managed by
IX- 1Y1CIJ & Qiore Tommy Nachand
NOW PRESENTING
An c/ittractive Display of
JEWELRY
NOVELTIES
GIFTS fi
NECESSITIES and
SERVICE MEN’S NEEDS in well
ppointed windows and show oases
DELIGHT TQ STOP & SHOP
Mecca Bar
?6 COCKTAIL LOUNGE
fKodiak’s finest Cocktail Lounge”
Mecca Liquor Store
in connection
% Mast Complete Line af Liquor
in the Territory
ROY F. SNYDER, proo.
Labor man
Edgar . Warren, of Chicago,
is the newly appointed chief of
the U. S. conciliation service in
the Deparrment of Labor. He
I has been assigned to study the
Detroit strike situation.
I rived recently. The last we saw
the administrator of the estate
he was up at the jail, trying to j
find someone who knew where
the grave was so the marker
could be placed. There was, of
course, no record at the city
hall.
We wish people would observe
the burial permit ordinance, so
this subject could become a dead
issue.
A subscriber to the Mirror,
located in Bellingham, Wash.,
wishing to renew her subscrip
tion, went to her local post office
and purchased a United States
Postal Note and sent it to us
trustingly.
Just as trustingly, we took it
to the local post office to get
cash.
But no go. The note says “Any
Postmaster Will Pay” etc., and
there is nothing on it about not
being good in Alaska, but our
local postmaster tells us any
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