COMIN’ & COIN’
The following recent outgoing
passengers were reported bj
Alaska Steamship company:
Mrs. Ehnore E. Maske, wht
has been employed at Bert’s
drug store, and her youngei
brother, Billy Long, student it
the Ipcal school, left for Juneai
via Ketchikan. Mrs. Maske wil
be employed in Juneau bj
Frank Hermann, who recently
sold Bert’s drug here to become
associated with his brother ir
the drug store business in- the
capital city.
Everett Watrous, teacher at
Kartuk, left with a number of
native children for Wrangell,
where they will go to school.
Students include Alex Brown,
John Johnson, Gust Antonen,
Elizabeth Antonen, Nadia Lak
tonen, Nora Moe, Marsha Ma
lutin, Tina Larianoff, Wm. Gre
gorioff and Marv Tatenoff.
Evelyn Lewis, teacher at
Ouzinkie, and Ellen Leite, left
foi Seattle after making the trip
to Seldovia.
James A. Samis, co-owner of
the Golden Gate Cafe, left for
Seattle on a business trip.
Richard Shuman and Joseph
Corkill, wild life agents from
Karluk, left for Seattle.
Mrs. William Worth left for
Seattle, where she will obtain
medical attention, and will visit
with her daughter and family,
now residing Outside.
Mrs. Phyllis Sherman left to
visit with relatives in Idaho,
and will be joined later by Mr.
Sherman, now employed at Er
skine’s dock. They will return
in February
Other passengers included
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell. Hueben'
I. Moon and <huighter Phyllis,
Mr. and Mr-* Warren Orme and
daughter Lillian and infant,
Miss Helen Foldick, Miss Lor
raine Wallace, Walter Wylder
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT, !
AT KODIAK
lo the Mutter of the Estate
of
HARRY ESSEN, Deceased
Not.ic*; To (creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN by the undersigned, admin
istratrix of the estate of Harry
Essen, deceased, to the credit
ors of and all persons having i
claims against the said deceased, i
that within six (6) months after
the first publication of this notice
they exhibit them, with the nec
essary vouchers, to the said ad
ministrators at the office of War
reu A. Taylor, Brooklyn Avenue, j
Kodiak, Alaska, that being the
place for the transaction of the 5
business of the said estate.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this (I
7th day of September, 1943, 4
MARY ESSEN |
Administratrix of the Estate of x
Harry Essen, deceased. 8
Date of first publication: «
October 2, 1943 §
Andrew Roring, Ernest Gunder
son, George McKay, Axel Carl
son, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nel
son, John D. Metzgar, Ira Lee,
Jr., Knute E. Solberg, Eugene
Kohler, Harry Parr, Ralph
Christensen, Theodore Sargent,
Hans Eldon, James Harris.
To Ketchikan: Vernon Coul
ton, Rudolph Kapper.
Washington — The Treasury
announced the 3rd War Loan as
532 million over-subscribed. The
total will not be known until
Oct. 18.
NOTICE
There will be a special meet
ing Oct 13 of the Teamsters’
Local 500 starting at 9 am
sharp. All members are urged to
attend as special actions are to
be taken up.
Teams! ers’ Local 500
Washington—The War Pro
duction Board has authorized
public utilities to extend their
services in 41 areas in 17 states
and Alaska. Alaska, designated
as a critical housing region, was
included in its entirety.
MIDGES
BEAUTY SHOP
Apartment 1, Cook Apartments
Behind Kraft’s store on Bay road
Machine & Machineless
Permanent Waves
HAIR STYLING
cMildred cHettle, prop.
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XMAS SHOPPING
SHOULD BE DONE NOW!
We have a good slock •!:
PERFUMES & COLOGNES
SHEAFFER & PARKER PENS
ALASKA IVORY
LEATHER KITS
SEAFORTH & COURTLEY SETS
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XMAS OARDS
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INDIAN BASKETS
INDIAN DRUMS
HEAD SCARFS
PILLOW TOPS
TABLECLOTHS
WOODEN WARE
COUPONS PURCHASED
from the September Selection:
E. Nekeferoff $10.00
Emma King 20.00 Lena Metrokin $75
G. H. Johnson 50.00
Remember Coupons are issued with each
purchase ot $2.00 or over in our grocery
& meat departments.
Be sure to save yours each month.
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c/lgain - <we tell you of our
Ladies’ Upstairs Style Shop
There is enroute to us a wonderful selection of. . .
WINTER COATS
| FALL SUITS
| DINNER DRESSES
FORMAL FROOKS
$22.90 TO $95.00
22.90 TO 65.00
15.90 TO -49.90
15.90 TO 39.90
AFTERNOON Sc EVENING SHOES 5.90 TO 8.90
!
j ALSO: SWEATERS, SLIPS, PANTIES, BLOUSES
iThis merchandise has been bought and person ally selected by our New York and San
Francisco buyers and represents the cream of the offerings of the market. You are
fortunate that our merchandising efforts have made this selection available to you.
OUR BUTCHER SHOP
immaculately clean and sanitary, is at your service
to supply you from its well chosen stock of first class
meats just the cut that your fancy dictates. Anna
(Malutin) is in charge of the counter so you are sure
to receive courteous smiling service. 1 ry some of
our special canned Wisconsin cheese - A Real Treat.
OUR DRUG DEPT.
offers a Prescription Service without equal
in the Territory. Adequate stocks of all
wanted drugs and medecines are always
on hand to be compounded into your doct
ors prescription - by F. V. “Doc’’ Williams,
Registered Pharmacist.