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Town Topics
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Following the close of the drive
for the Orthopedic hospital in
Seattle, Mrs. Marian Blinn,
chairman, left two collection jars
jn the Ship’s Tavern and the
Casino, at the request of the
owners, Jim Pierce and A. J.
Collins.
The jar at the Ship’s this
week produced $64.12, but the
jar at the Casino came up miss
ing. It was reported that two
sailors, transients, took the lat
ter jar and also that two ship
mates of the purloiners, who
claim to know who did it, have
' promised to get the money back
or reimburse its loss by taking
up a collection aboard ship.
The floating court from Anch
orage has been postponed until
October 2, aeeerding to word re
ceived this week by deputy U.S.1
Marshal Paul Herring
A number of final citizenship
cases are expected to come be
fore the court on its visit here,
where it will meet in the Red
| Cross center.
—
Stanley Krolich and family,
former Kodiak residents, are now
living in Fairbanks, where Mr.
Krolich has an agency, including
Anchorage, for trailer houses. Of
the 3-room type, one was recent
ly shipped to Valdez and over
the highway to Fairbanks.
A. A. Bryan, former prisoner
of the Japs who is visiting his
brother, Ernie Bryan, while hik
ing from town to the Bryan
homestead in the dark this week,
stepped on a rock and sprained
a big toe.
It is reported from Fairbanks
that passengers via Pan Ameri
can for the States are booked
two weeks in advance. Outside
passengers, such as from Kodiak,
receive better through service,
however.
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$4.00 Salon Cold Cream $2.00
$2.00 Salon Cold Cream $1.00
$2.00 Dry Skin Cleaner $1.00
$2.00 Liquifying Cold Cream $1.00
$2.00 Nosegay Face Powder—all shades $1.00
This once-a-year special terminates thh
month. We suggest you stock up on yogi
toilet needs now—at a real saving
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