CLASSIFIDS
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FOR SALE—Special sale to
June 30th only. Buy your
made to measuse Suit regu
lar price. Get your extra
pants for $4.98 and ypur
suit, with extra pants, out of
best puality materials.$61.70
made by J. C. Field Co. or
Great Western Tailoring Co.
Experienced Measuring at
Dad’s Barber Shop.6-26 It
FOR SALE—1 bedroom house
on Tinkers Lake, furnished.
For further information
call 4644 evenings or 3561
days. 6-26 IT
Notice
The garbage collection dur
j ing the summer months will
! be made early in the morning.
If you want your garbage
picked up, put your cans out
the night before. 6-26 IT
Hospital News
BIRTHS: *
To Mr. and Mrs. Leon John*
;son, June 23. a boy, 7 lbs.
jll ozs., name Christopher
Allen.
To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Norris. June 24 a boy 8 lbs.
8 ozs, name Bruce Anthony.
To Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Peterson, June 25, a boy, 7 lbs
3 ozs., name Leslie Daniel.
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New Small Stock
Of Washable Crisp,Cool
Summer Cottons
9 to 6
Tele. 2522
Wood/ Island Nows
On Monday, James A.
Schimdf, treasurer of the
Woody Island Recreation Club,
sent a check for $200 to the
Alaska Crippled Children Asso
ciation, after the donation was
voted for unanimously by the
members.
Woody has played host to
numerous visitors from town
and the Naval Base. During
this lovely weather it is hard
to find a place on the island
that insures solitude, but as
the old saying goes, “The more
the merrier;”
ine woodites are taking full
advantage of the island's senic
beauty. The rock formation
called the Nature Bridge, found
on the eart side of Woody, and
the picnic grounds at the old
i j sawmill are esbecially popular
' with the islanders.
Lower Lake, better known
as Ice Box Lake, on West
Woody is providing swimming
for the younger set.
The fishing has been good.
Fresh halibut, sea bass, and
dollys are the main dish on
many table. ‘Holly’ Holroyd
bought a new Mercury Mark
20 outboard motor and the
rest of the fishermen are
slightly green. One fisherman
reported catching 15 sea bass
in a very short time. Clamdig
| gers are often seen on the reefs
i at the southwest end of Woody
• Don Thomas, Fred Biesmey
! er, and Darrel Chaffin recently
[ cleaned up the baseball dia
mondand picnic grounds in]
readiness for the Bartender s
and Elk’s picnics.
How to win friends: An au
thor recently moved into a new
apartment. A few days later
he met the friendly janitor as
he was leaving the building.
The janitor introduced him
self. and said: “I see by your
trash that you write.”
You can always tell a mar
ried man. He’s listening._
i
Don’t throw your mouth in
to high gear until your brain
is turning over.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on
phone 313-1, call 4303 for 08
delivery. Office hours, 1 pm to
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day, 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
Thompson Transfer
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SPECIAL mi WEEK
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Mighty Fine For Those Picnic Lunches
DON’T FORGET DECORATED CAKES
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
LaLandes Kodiak Bakery
Phone
3454
Upen ZQi nr aany
except Sat night
Across from Rhoades Furniture Store on Harbor Avenue
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
ttHlRAl MCKCHAMOISe
FREE DAiLY DELIVERY PHONE 2502 - 4000 BEFORE 3 PM
Are You Ready For The 4th of July?
We have a complete stock of PICNIC supplies
PLENTY OF
Wieners & Watermellons
ujiijfi $im & BfmiLJiin
mi) a mm mm
CHEVROLET 8UICK PONTIAC 0LDSM08ILE CADILLAC
Evinrude Outboard Motors Bryant & Burchcraft Boats