Eotliak Mirror
“chfews of (America's Last ‘frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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The Wayfarer’s Club enjoyed
a banquet at the Club Mont
martre Wednesday with about
120 members present. Forest G.
Ayers, president, presided as
toastmaster of the program of
speeches and musical numbers.
After dinner speakers included
Colonel McAuley and Comman
der Vento. The musical program
was under the direction of Bill
Murphy of the 43rd Battalion
Band, which furnished the music
The membership of the club is
composed of Masons from lodges
of every part of the United
States and Alaska, now residing
in Kodiak and at the base and
Fort Greely.
The next meeting will be held
at the Masonic club house Dec.
15, when it is planned to have
Charles Madsen show his pic
tures of the break up of the
Yukon.
News Highlights
(continued from page 1)
industrial city of Solingen.
Russian Front
Soviet troops regained posi
tions outside of Korosten which
had been abandoned before des
parate German counterattacks.
Sweeping on from Gomel. Red
Army forces pounded from 3
directions at Zhlobin, escape
corridor for an estimated 20 Ger
man divisions.
Mediterranean Front
The Adriatic end of the Ger
man winter defense line totter
ed before orushing blows by the
British Eighth Army, which
lashed beyond the Sangro river
to within 20 miles of Pescara,:
WHERE OUR
FOOD GOES
75% TO CIVILIANS
13% TO OUR ARMED FORCES
10% TO OUR ALLIES
1% TO TERRITORIES & NEIGHBORS
terminus of the main lateral road
to Rome. British destroyers aid
ed the plunge of the Eighth
with a bombardment from off
shore. The American Fifth army
slugged forward 3 miles west of
Montaquila on the western end
of the line. Yugoslavia patriot
forces lost the island of Uljau to
Nazi troops seeking to strength
en the German hold on the Dal
matian coast of Yugoslavia.
THE PRESENT
WITH A FUTURE
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A most acceptable and worthwhile gift is War
Savings Bonds. It is the only gift which be
comes more valuable as the years go by.
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BUY MORE BONDS
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Notice
I wish to take this means of
thanking those who have been
my friends in making the Club
Montmartre the success it has
been
I have sold my interest in the
Montmartre to my partner, Roy
Snyder. He will be solely respon
sible for all bills as of Dec. 1 and
thereafter.
Clark Odekirk
FOR SALE—Navy enlisted man
being transferred sea duty has
for sale 1939 Chev. 2-door
sedan, excell. cond. 32,000
miles, 6 new tires, heater,
brand new $115 5-band radio.
Car recently been overhauled,
winterized, & besides new bat
tery & new plugs, contains all
stand, accessories as tire
chains, tire tools, spare gas can,
etc Car is in hands of second
private owner & has never
been used as taxi. Ixcell. cond.
of car, inside & out, may be
certified to for your assurance
by any good mechanic to
whom inspection privileges are
freely granted. Price $1200.
Also for sale, Hallicrafter
Super Skyrider 15-tute radio,
model SX-28 with 12 inch
speaker. Access, include Bel
den aerial, 20 extra tubes, line
filter, wave trap, etc. Price
$400. For information on car
and radio call Chief Yeoman
Schwartz during working
hours, phone Navy 243.
FOR SALE—Dressers, oil stove,
book case, 20 ft. boat, tables,
mirrors, linoleum, finish lum
ber, cupboard doors, baby bed,
etc. Henry Wollf.
LOST—Hamilton wrist watch
with initials J. B. to G. F.
1943. Return to Minor office.
Reward.
BEACH ROOMS—By day,
night, week or month. Board
and room Call at 501 Beach
Road during the day.
HELP WANTED—Women or
men. Pressers, marker, sorters.
Will teach. Kodiak Steam
I Laundry. tf
ROOMS- FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
GENERAL
REMODELING
and
) CONTRACT
$ CONSTRUCTION
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“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
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Sue Scranton at the piano
SEEK - SANDWICHES -]]WINE
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H. PIICH JEWELRY STORE
Gifts for all -
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LADIES’ and MEN'S BIRTHSTONE RINGS
LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS
MEN’S DIAMOND RINGS
DIAMOND WEDDING RING SETS
LADIES’ & MEN’S Matched Wedding Ring Sets
MEN’S WRIST & POCKET WATCHES
PARKER “51” PENS and PENCILS
ALASKA BLACK DIAMOND RINGS, gold or silver
IVORY CARVING SETS
MANICURING SETS
DRESSER SETS
SWISS MUSICAL POWDER BOXES
ALASKA COMPACTS
BLISS PRECIOUS STONE LOCKETS
i • MEN’S & LADIES’ Gold Stretch Bands for Watches
| • GOLD NUGGET & PLAIN CROSSES
• GOLD NUGGET DIAMOND CROSSES
| • KODIAK BEAR NUGGET RINGS
} • GOLD NUGGET & IVORY BRACELETS
• BABY RINGS & BRACELETS
I • GOLD & SILVER ROSARIES
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\ Shop now for Christmas!
i Just a very few —
| Ladies’ Diamond Wrist Watches
Hamilton Elgin Longines
| H. PINCH JEWELRY
| Yes! Diamonds
have gone up 30 per cent
\ But we are selling ours at 1942 prices
| H. PINCH JEWELRY