o Move Houses
pirt from road widening ac
i fities has been hauled to the
* -operty on main street between
ie Mecca and Jorgen Frede
ekson’s liquor store to level it
{. The property is owned by
ose Martin, who plans to move
unit of dwellings in from Mis
on road, which she purchased
cently from Bill Lewis.
TG Guns For Enemy
A warning was issued this
eek by R E Dawson, captain
the Alaska Territorial Guard,
imembers of the unit concern
g use of rifles issued to them,
he rifles are not to be used for
anting or any other purpose
i»n the one intended, and
awson said anyone caught us
g them in violation of the law
ill be prosecuted.
Log Waffle Shop
I Myrtle Kempton, Prop.
SHORT ORDERS
QUICK SERVICE
Fresh Eggs Only
Are Used in Our Orders
Get Out of tbe
Dog House
By Buying Your Wife
A PARKA
at the
KODIAK
FOUNTAIN
•
BOXED CANDY
ICE CREAM
POPCORN
MAGAZINES
NOVELTIES
New & Used
FUW
BOUGHT
SOLD
&
EXCHANGED
Rhoades
"umiture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop.
Bean-Chicken
Banquet Enjoyed
Half of the Rotary club mem
bers and their wives ate chicken,
and the other half and wives ate
beans at the Rotary luncheon
held Monday night, ending the
attendance contest between two
teams, captained by R. H.
Chadwick and William H.
Lamme. The beans were pre
pared by Mrs Chadwick, the
chicken by Mrs. Merrill Coon.
The program was highlighted
by Bill Lang, ventriloquist and
humorist, and musicians Curt
Buylund and Theodore Johnson.
Chadwick acted as interlocutor
in a geographical quiz and the
evening ended with a few games
of ‘Who Am I?"
The guests were:
Chicken eaters: Dr. and Mrs.
A. Holmes Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Kraft, Lt. and Mrs.
Steve Harvey, Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Ayers, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs. 0
A. Torgerson, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Lamme, Jorgen Frederickson,
A. Verle Collar.
Bean eaters' Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs, Sandy
Kaiuulainen, Mr. and Mrs. j
M *i i il 1 ( con, Mr. and Mrs R. H.
C isdwick Mr. and Mrs. James
Mntz, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Sipperell, It. L. Clifton.
Longshoremen Elect
At a meeting of the local unit
of the International Longshore
men’s Association held here Oc
tober 10, officers for the ensu
ing year were elected
Jacob Blanc was chosen as
dispatcher, succeeding Bud
Metzgar, who is going into mili
tary service Ed Rogers was re
elected as walking boss, with
Oscar Olsen and Ray Smith as
additional walking bosses. Smith
was also chosen as secretary and
treasurer of the organization.
Gridelle Leigh, beauty operat
or, left recently for Interior
Alaska where she will travel to
demonstrate Cold Wave perma
nents and cosmetics.
Pinch’s Service Store
"The Service Men’s Meeting Place’
NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Guitars, Banjos & Tenor Guitars
Sheet Music and Folios
Tee Shirts & Sweat Shirts
O. D. Pants, Ties and Socks
Pillow tops, - Ivory - Tablecloths
BIG SELECTION!
I Athletic Equipment
Boxing Gloves - Punching Bags
I Soft Balls - Ping Pong Balls
Horseshoe Sets
rrrmrr.
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
SOUVENIRS GALORE
Thousands of Souvenirs of Alaska
GIFTS & CARPS
Greatest Collection of Souvenirs ever displayed in Kodiak
KODIAK LIBRARY
NEW BOOKS
New Copies of ONE WORLD by Wendell L. Willkie
and RADIO HANDBOOKS
FICTION and NON-FICTION
DICTIONARIES ATLASES
ALASKAN BOOKS
PARCEL CHECKING 25c
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS, owner
NOTICE!
ex
1 e will be open daily
cept Wednesday at 3 p. m.
SERVING ONLY.
Special sandwiches, chili,
tamales and salads
.UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
No Commissioned Officers until 9 pm
Enlisted Personnel Welcome
3 pm to 8:30 pm
Civilians Welcome 3 pm to 11:30
CLUB MONTMARTRE