Tony’s
Tavern
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"7WF LONGEST OAK
IN ALASKA’
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Where they Serre the Best Drinks in Town
The Plsoe with the Friendly Atmosphere
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Gallagher & Barton
A cman's Whiskey
Ask JACK or BILL tor it at
TONY’S TAVERN
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FISH E. RM AN'S
AND
SEAMAN’S
HEADQUARTERS
' You are cAttoays Welcome Here
ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS: 9 am to 2 am daily
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
Gallagher & Burton
A Mari’s Whisker
Ask BOB oi BILL for it at
THE SHIPS TAVERN
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Support your Community
Center
Contribute to the March of
Dimes.
HORLUCKS
is the best in Ice Cream
and is sold only at
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Still Next to the Largest Store in Town
Ouzinkie News ;
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Albert Torsen and Ted Pestri ^
koff came from Seattle on the U
Cerdova. {
The Mothers’ Club held lheir |
7th annual Birthday Pot Luck ^
dinner tecently Officers elected ,
were: Sarah Gu^el, president; .
■ Gladys Chichenoif, vice p*esid- .
ent; Polly Torsen, secretary; and (
Alice Punamarioff, correspond- ^
ing secretary. i
Some of the older school child
ren are learning to type. In the
class are Pauline TorseD, Alfred
Torsen, Marie Chichenoff and
Bill Connelly.
The girls at the Mission met ^
and elected Marie Chichenoff, ^
president; Alice Ponchene, vice j
president and Betty Smith, sec- \
retary. <
New students in school are j
Paddy Lukin, from Afognak, ^
Kerman Shanagin and Roy ^
Walkoff. {
The last time the Oregon Wolf
went to Kodiak some of the pas
sengers were: Helen Torsen, Par- |
is Muller, Sara Gugel, Alice Pan- i
amarioff, Flora and Thea Boskof- '
sky, Albert ) eft, Alfred Torsen, !
Freddie Chernikuff, Freddy Kat
elnikoff, Nickie Panamarioff,
Fritz Raure and Johnny Shana
gin.
Emil Anderson brought 3
chickens from Kodiak. On the
way back one got out of the
crate and when chased flew over
board. Poor Emil had only 2
chickens left.
Father Gerasim held Christ
mas- services during Christmas
week. The first 3 nights the Big
and Little Stars visited every
home in town. The masquerad
ing began the fourth night.
Dances were held in the Opheim
pool hall and in Header's hall
Russian New Year’s Eve we had
a service at the church starting
at 12 pm. Then everybody was
shooting sky rockets and guns.
The last night of the masking
was the Ladies’ Dance. Tina
Reft, Christina Shanagin and
Betty Anderson were collecting
for the dance. Girls served cakes,
pies, sandwiches, Koolaid and
coffee. There was a Circle Waltz.
The maskers went to all the
houses and everybody tried to
guess who they were. One had a
soldiers’s dress suit and choes
and had a screen face. One wore
a woman's dress all different col
ors and had high heels. Another
had a clown suit with a long hat
made of cardboard. One woie a
cardboard box for a mask and
was dressed in an old pair of
black pants, an oilskin slicker—
the kind fishermen wear.
—Ouzinkie News
A false alarm was turned in
early Sunday evening by a man
who mistook the red glow of a
flickering Neon sign for a fire.
i Wodlinqer-flert s Uriiqs
! Every home should have its everyday
} Drug and toilet needs on hand.
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^ Groves cold tablets .351
> Bayer ASPIRIN (100’s) .75
j SAL HEPATICA (Med) .60
1 LISTERINE (Lge) .76
LISTERINE (Med) .50
> EPSOM SALTS lb .30
f I PAN A TOOTHPASTE .50
> Colgate TOOTHPASTE lg .40
I ALKA SELTZER lge .60
^ MENTHOLATUM lge .60
f MENTHOLATUM sma'I .30
f Vicks VAPORUB lge .75
^ Vicks VAPORUB small .35
Pond’s CREAMS 3 1-2 oz .60
REVLON POLISH .tjQ
CHEN YU POLISH .75
Coty’s FACE POWDER 81.00
TABU LIPSTICK 81.50
Dr.Wests TOOTH BRUSH.50
GILLETTE BLADES .25
CIGARETTES (carton) 81.(0
La CROSSETWEEZERS .25
La CROSSE FILES .38
Collates Shaving Cream .50
DEXTRI-MALTOSE Ige .85
PABLUM 60
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SAVE!
| SAVE!
\ A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF
j DOROTHY GRAY'S
\ CREAMS & LOTIONS
| "HALF PRICE"
i THIS MONTH ONLY—Dorothy Gray’s
? annual half price special
The Cub
JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
CONEY ISLAND NOT POGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Island Electric Cookers
TRV ONE!
ICE CREAM, Fresh Roasted PEANUTS & POPCORN
Condi s* * P /.H Kinds - Soft Drinks
"CASINO”
SOMETHING GOOD TOEAT
STEAKS ♦♦ FRIED CHICKEN
SOMETHING GOOD TO Drink
HIGHBALLS ♦♦ COCKTAILS
• HOEfRS
1:30 to 11:00 pm
Pinch’s J ewelry
& Men’s Store
FEATURING.
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MAJESTIC
B D HI S D IV
LIGHTEBS
A FEW PARKER “51” PENS
SERVING SEATTLE at 1501 1st AVENUE