Eodiak Ulirror
“&{e<ws of (America's Last frontier '
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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ELECTION NOTICE
To the Electors of the
City of Kodiak
Division No. Three
Territory of Alaska
Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to Chapter 17, Section
1432, C. f. A. 1933, a primary
election will be held on
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1944
between
the hours of 8 o’clock A. M.
and 7 o'clock P. M. of said day.
The Common Councr of Kod
iak having heretofore, by ordin
ance duly designated the polling
place in said town, the electors
are hereby notified:
That all duly qualified voters
residing within the town of
Kodiak will vote at the City
Hall building, located on Mill
Bay Road, in and upon Lot 4 of
Block 7, which is owned by the
City of Kodiak, the same being
the duly designated polling place
in and for the town of Kodiak
Dated this 12th day of April,
1944.
(S’gned)
The Common Council of the
City of Kodiak
By C. Blankenburg
Clerk
Seward—Mrs. Sanna G. Hihi
nala, resident of Alaska for 43
years, died April 4 following ill
ness free* pneumonia. She was
the wife of Nicholas Hihinala,
who with Mr.-. Hihinala has
lived in Seward for 18 years.
Mrs. Hihinala was bom in Fin
land and came to Valdes in
1901.
COMIN’ & COIN'
Alaska Airlines
OUTGOING
Mrs William Schultz, Mrs.
Merrill Coon Alva Walker, Jim
i Pierce, Nena Powers.
INCOMING:
G. E. Kearney.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ball, Joe
Mareno, Stanley McCutcheon,
L C. Peters, A W. Wilkins, Leo
nard Hopkins.
Alaska Steamship
OUTGOING
I eon Gardner, Maxine Leo
nard, R. Holmes Johnson, Mrs.
Agnes Neese, Mrs M. Oleane
Wallace, Mrs. Annie Summers,
Mary Hazel Rogers, Mis. Anne
Chya.Ruth Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs Pau1 Ranmaker and daugh
ter Rosetia Olson, Pauline Brun,
Rose Moe, Kenneth Christoffer
ion, Alfred Christofferson.
Mr and Mrs. Harvey Edwards
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Ayers and Mr. Cyrus Crawford
at dinner la>t Tuesday, marking
the birthday anniversaries of
both Mr. Edwards and Mr.Ayers.
Mrs. June Wilson, bookkeeper
at the Kodiak Mercantile com
pany, has been confined to her
home on account of illness.
Mrs. Louise Osborn and
daughter were dismissed from
the hospital this week.
HUMAN COSTS
■* *
There is no comparison between the cost of human
lives sacrificed by the men on the various battle
fronts and the money we are asked to lend our
Government with which to successfully prosecute
this war. An all out effort by us now will suzely
bring us Victory and Peace much sooner.
* *
BUY MORE BONOS
Warning
Absolutely oo one has author*
ity t'' connect with the new
I water distribution system with
out permission from Charles
Hopp, superintendent.
No permission is being grant
ed ac this time as present water
in pipes is seepage water danger
ous for human consumption be
ing used for test purposes only
and will not be used until ap
proved by the health officer.
A severe penalty will be im
posed on violators of this warn
ing.
Common Council of Kodiak
Robert Holmes Johnson, son
of Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes
Johnson, left this week for San,
Mateo, California, where he will
enter the Merchant Marine Cad- j
et School as midshipman. He
will be in training for 18 months..
Pvf. Nick Miell, former mayor
of Kodiak who has been spending
a furlough here, returned to
Whittier thU week where he has
been stationed.
Maxine Leonard, nurse on the
ptaff of the CM hospital left re
cently for the States.
Classifieds
FOR SALE—2 room house furn.
Water in house, garage 24x24,
cabin 10x12. Lot about 88x88.
No 285 Mission Road. See
Joe Rouse.
FOR SALE — Cabinet Silver
tone Radio. See Miss Nelson
above Finnish Steam Bath
Apt.
FOR SALE—New and slightly
used clothing, dresses, blou-es
& coats. Size 38 to 40. Apt 26
Felder Bldg, before 11:30 am
or after 7 pm.
WANTED—Woman to do house
work by hour at her conveni
ence. Inquire Island Fountain.
NEED SEEDS for your Alaska
garden? See our Stock list in
the April issue of Alaska
Sportsman. Send for yours
now. The finest seed available
anywhere. Alaska Seed Com
pany—Sitka. 4—22
WANTED — We buy used
radios H. Pinch Jewelry.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day, j
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
No tic*
A special meeting of the Cen
tral Labor Council will be held
tomorrow, Sunday, April 16, at
10 am at the Union hall. All
members please be present.
Central Labor Council
Dale Barton, as “Little Lord
Fauntleroy” and Frances Falcon
er as a “School Girl”, won the
prizes for best costumes at the
eostume dance held this week at
the Club Montmartre.
Mrs. l>awrence Wodlinger was
released from the GM hospital
this week.
FINE FLAVOR!
FINE NUTRITION!
Use this smooth
melting cheese food
in main dishes!
IT'S THE VIEWJ
Opportunity is knocking on your door
Because of other interests
I will sell reasonable
Choice & Profitable
Income Property
IN TOWN
Quiet Residential Section
No Agents
2 TWO ROOM HOUSES
2 THREE ROOM HOUSES
ONE DUPLEX
1 * All Partly Furnished and Modern
Lights, Water, Sewer, Etc.
SEE BILL WORTH
COPE STREET
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
★
If you like
POTATO CHIPS
you will like ours
because they are good
MAGAZINES
ICE CREAM
POPCORN
IVORY
FURS
CANDY
★
‘cKext to the Largest Store in To%un”
ROBERT H. CHADWICK
Republican Candidate for
Territorial Representative
From the 3rd Division
PLA LFOR M — A brand new deal and deck with the joker (Ickes) left out
STATEHOOD — Insofar as it would result in the elimination of the
Ickes burden, the probable additional administrative expense would
be more than offset.
RECORD — Mayor of Kodiak two terms (1940-42) and still alive. Forty
years traveling in the Territory and visualizing its needs
Primary Election April 25
(This advertisement appeared in the Anchorage Times and elicited particularly complimentary
comment rrom one of our highest Democratic officials.)