Classifieds
/)R SALE—At Uyak. Well
built attractive house !8 by 28
with 2 bedrooms, kitched, lge.
pantry & new storm oorch Al
so 12 by 20 shop & half or full
interest in 20 by 40 ware
I bouse. See Robert von Scheele
i on mailboat Shuyak or write
‘ owner. Ole B Ericksen, Ear
1 sen's Bay, Kodiak, Alaska-823
I _
,0K SALE—2 adj. places on
I Kiihuyak bay. 1 million feet
. saw timber. Good 8-room
. house, running water, light
plant. Shop, warehouse <fe oth
ler bldgs Some furn , tools &
. groe. 2 gill nets & dories. 1
speedboat & kicker. 2 mi. to a
good red stream, 15 mi. to Na
vy base. Material on dock to ^
build small cannery. Good
^hunting fishing grounds
'Price $7mu. F. A Healey,Box
IlSl E. Kodiak, Ala-ka 9-0
)R SALE—Two room house
with bath Completely fur-]
-inished See Mrs. Arthur
S'-Levine, b»se of Carlson Hill.
I'i
)R SALE—Small home close
' in, partly furnished, recently
painted, good view. For quick
sale priced at 83300. See Emil
* Knusden, or phone Mark Mar
ehetti 412.
lit,
®»R SALE—House of Hedahl.
^ipen for inspeetion this Sun
■--lay. Come out & have a rasp
c;berry—on us. 58 Mission rd.
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.ANTED TO RENT—1 or 2
^bedroom house modern and
^furnished. See Wm. McPhee,
jjttty dock, boat Sandra Dae
, 8 23
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”>R SALE—Delco 32 volt, 800
“ wa't light plant, water cooled,
jihe new. Just the thing for
your boat. See Charles Mad
sen 8-30
►R SALI—Boy's bicycle. Call
it 45-C-A, Naval Base. (8 30
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SALE—33 ft. seine boaC
Hull & motor new. All ready
to go. See Jay Tolbert 8 30
’>R SALE—32 foot decked ov
er seiner “Fisher Boy.” New
weby engine overhauled, good
■oooop a aoQooooo1
Paper Hanging
Painting
Signs
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Free Estimates
Gladly Given
HARVEY
iEDWARDS
Brooklyn Avenue
ORPHEUM
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
DAILY MIDWEEK CHANGES 3 PERFORMANCES DAILY-t-5:00-7t00-9:Q0 MON. THRU SAT,
LAST SHOWING TON IG HT — King's Ro<w
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7:00 & 9:00
SUN. & MON.
5:00 7:00
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Wm excitement, thrills
» than fiction
would dare!
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DEAN IAGGER • PHILIP MERIVALE
BEULAH BONDI • CHARLES DINGLE
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buy. Jack Healey, Box 131-E.
8-30
[ FOR SALE—1941 Buick Sedan
ette—Excellent condition 4
new Goodyear 6 ply tires, rad
io, underseat heater, newly ar
rived from the States. Phone
284.
FOR SALE—Blue Tudor 1941
Ford Sedan Excell cond !
Radio, manifold heater, 5 new
tires. Came up on Denali.
$1175, or $1250 with guaran
tee. You couldn't buy it in Sa
attle this cheaply, not to men
tion the $254 additional freight
charge to Kodiak. Will accept
truck in trade. Phone 705, or
stop at30-E-A, Civilian Hous
ing Area, after 6.
FOR S ALE—1940 model Mer
cury coach sedan. Excellent
condition & new Maytag wash
ing machine Phone Mark
Marchetti, phone 41?.
NOTICE—Can furnish knocked
down refrigeration boxes in
many sizes with automatic
electric motor driven blower
type compressor. Easy to set
up Am using 3 of them in my
cannery with excellent results
If interested write Earl Ohmer,
Petersburg, Alaska for further
details. 8 23
'y Thinqs for Your Office
CHARLES R. GRIFFIN Cm]
1005 SECOND A'fE • SEATTLE 4 • lliot 3323 1
Serving Alaska Exclusively ^
I NOTICE
Jackson’s C$g Deliveries
Discontinued
City Meat Market to Handle
Fresh Eggs
T. T. Jackson announced to
day that because egg production
has dropped to where he can
only supply half of his custom
ers and because of much added
work on his farm that his eggs
will be sold through the City
Meat Market and door-to-door
deliveries are discontinued.
Jackson has doubled the size
of his laying flock and expects
full production again in Dec. or
Jan.
Because of the extra expense
of handling a larger flock out of
lay, the price of eggs will now be
SI 35 per doaen.
Jackson is taking this opport
unity to thank those who have
helped to pioneer the chicken
business in Kodiak. He is very
sorry that there are not eggs for
all but hopes there will be in the
near future.
Because of the shortage of egg
cartons, please return oartcns to
the City Meat Market
Capacity crowds are now the
rule at the Old Time Dances at
the Community center Wednes
day evenings. Admission is free
and it is promised that anyone
who can walk into the Center
can learn to do the dances in 10
'minutes. Or. A. Holmes Johnson
and Ken Wade are the calleis
Dr Johnson handled the call
ing assignment alone last Wed
nesday and an exhibition of Rus
sian dancing by Steve Palivoda
Jr. was a feature
Dancing starts at 9 o’clock.
L JOHNNY MACK BROWN
LYNNE CARVER • RAYMOND ”,Zr,
DOUGLAS FOWLEY • SM!T'.! " V
WED. ONLY
ROBERT & RAYMOND HAKIM
GINGER ROGERS
in SAM WOOD’S
JEAN PIERRE AUMONT
ADOLPHE MENJOU
**>£• Cocpw ■ Mkhoa tommy ■ How
EJuoiJo Gom»ili • Italy Srtptano.
BASIL RATHBONE
Produced by Robert & Roymond Hoktan
Oil acted by Som Wood
Adoptotio* by Mom. Eytkiod
Dlr*c*o. of
THU. ONLY
" •Mirrtmdiiiit
, VrvsVnti
Joan foutame
flrturo >e Corbo\a
.uhicol°r A mitchrLI. LFisrx
TECH'"*1 iV.Juau.n . £
with Basil Rathbone • Nigel Bruce
Cecil Kellawoy • Ralph Forbes
directed by Mitchell Leisen • Fr6m
the Novel by Daphne du Maurier
„„J. & SAT.
5:00; 7 00 4 9:00
[HERE'S THE STORY
Readers Digest
CALLED THE MOST
BAFFLING EVER WRITTEN!
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LORRE LORRING J
WARNER HIT |
Ninny Kodiak island veterars
have not as yet applied for their
Alaska bonus, it was discovered
by Ken Wade of the local Red
Cross chapter, on a trip around
the island with Mailboatman
Robert von Scheele this week.
More than 25 ex-servicemen
were given assistance during the
trip, and a complete report will
be filed with the local Red Cross
chapter in ihe near future
Mrs Wade accompanied her
husband on the trip and along
with them were Naney Norman,
Becky Smith and Dale Moore.
Kodiak volleyball players will
again tangle with the NOB Civ
ilian club sextet in the Civilian
gym Tuesday evening at 8:30.
Members of the squad will leave
the Center at 8.
All interested players aie in
vited to join the local squad on
the trip but in order to assure
transportation it is advised that
players planaiug to go s>gn UP
tl.e Center in advance
Prospect* of a capacity attend
ance at the annual Summer For
mal Dance at the Community
Center loomed today with the
report that tickets f*>r the affair
are going fast Attendance at the
party is limited to 60 couples
with tickets gomg on a first-come
first served basis.
Music for the dance will be
furnished by the Four Hits & a
Miss orchestra with dancing
from 9 pm till 1 am.
A Pageant of Queens, present
ing the 14 lovely Kodiak girls in
the St. Mary's church queen
contest, will be a feature of the
dance.
I Tickets may be obtained from
i any member of the Center’s
I program council, of which Kay
! Wade is chairman, or at the cen
ter.