FOR A GOOD TIME 6 A DINNER
YOU'Ll ENJOY.
Civil HIJfTHiRTKK
• All drinks a specialty •
Our kitchen hours
have been extended...
Dinners & Sandwiches
available nightly
until 4 am
OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT TUESDAY
TAXI FARE TO MONTMARTRE—NOW ONLY 11.00
Tony’s
Tavern
I
"THE LONGEST BAN
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sortie the Best Driuks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
TH e:
FISHERMAN'S
AND
1 SELAMAN'S
HEADQUARTERS
' You are cA lib ays Welcome Here"
ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS: 9 am to 2 am daily
SHIPS TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
See us for your FRESH
FLOWER needs-roses, carn
ations, plants and whatever
else you need.
HORLUCKS do make ^ood
ICE CREAM and we sell
theirs.
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Still Next to the Largest Store in Town
LiJUimu.ummt
TAILORING
ALTERING
§ SEWING
Edythe
Smith
ACROSS FROM
BERT’S
The Governoi's Office Juneau
is seeking information on the
following:
Louis A. Hill—first left for A
laska about 1900 and remained
until about 1906 when he return
ed to Aberbeen, Wash. & return
ed to Alaska in 1908. Age about
90, 6 ft. tall. Sought by his ne
phew, Keith J. Johnson.
Alfreda Granfors (or Gran)—
Last known to have been in Ju
neau in 1916. Had been at Nome
in 1908. Age about 57, about 6
ft. tall, Swedish descent. His
nephew, John Ivan Johnson, of
Minneapolis, Minn., is seeking
him as there is an estate in Swe
den of which Mr. Granfors is an
heir & it cannot be settled with
out him.
After holding his position at
the bank open during his period
in the service, O. A. Torgerson,
Bank president, has learned that
Herbert Pope is not returning to
Kodiak following his discharge.
He and Mrs. Pope, who made
their home here on Carlson Hill,
are expected soon in Anchorage
where Mr. Pope will join the
staff of the Bank of Alaska. Just
lately lie has been with the Na
tional Bank of Commerce at Se
attle.
Two more local boys have
joined the ranks of civilians and
returned on the Cordova to re
join their families here. Frederick
Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Anderson, and Thomas
Hubley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hubley, returned after be
ing discharged from the Navy at
Bremerton.
Leona Smith, who came here
recently from Fairbanks, has re
ceived word that her clothing
and household goods (including a
large radio) enroute to Kodiak
were a total loss on the wrecked
Yukon.
CEDAR CHESTS $
! Wml I in i]i: r--11hrI s Drug!
You will find a wide variety of toilet and sun
dry merchandise in our stores.
^ QUALITY STATIONERY
& REYNOLDS FOUNTAIN PENS
* BATHROOM SEALES
^ GREETING EARDS,
* LEATHER BILLFOLDS etc. eh
Toiletries for her:
LELONG LENTHERIE YARDLE
FAETOR RUBENSTEIN
Toiletries for him:
OLD SPICE SEAFORTH
PINAUD COURTLEY_
"Shop the Drug Stores”
Open from 9 am to 9 pm for your convenience
The Cub
JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Island Electric Cooke
TRY ONE!!
ICE CREAM, Fresh Roasted PEANUTS & POPCORE
Candi 11 Kinds • Soft Drinks
"CASINO’
SOMETHING GOOD TO E A '
STEAKS ♦♦ FRIED CHICKE
SOMETHING GOOD TO Drinl
HIGHBALLS ♦♦ COCKTAII
• HOURS 1:30 to 11:00 pm
Pinch’s Jewelry
& Men’s Store ^n!,.
Glad to be back lor my
short stay in Kodiak.
Best regards to all.
Harry Pinch
SERVING SEATTLE at, 1507 1st AVENUE