HjsaLB—1941 Plymouth 4
^ sedan Good shape, good
dibber. See Bill Worth, Cope
tR SALE—'To highest bidder
^wrecked Oldsmobile sedan
t rs—where is. Insurance
Opt, Bank of Kodiak.
«SALE—1941 Pontiac de
u sedan inc. radio. $1000.
iQortiaa piano accordion
case. $150.
ilarge restaurant-size electrie
judwich Grill. $50,
iKUtini cleaner with attach
es. $20.
1(ljuire at the Town Club.
iRSALK—1941 Packard Glip
in, inc 2 heaters & radio.
JW cash. See Wally, taxi
driver
JRSAI.E—1938 Ford coupe.
SteCouiu-r at BOQ 57, Naval
Ba-e
)R SALE—Harry's Cab See
Patrolman Haiy Lindgren.
OR SALE—Johnson Outboard,
J2HP. Practically new. See]
Harry Chiistopherson.
HAST—Your opportunity to |
ibtain shrubs, hedges, rose j
lashes, Hardy Perennials All
gcck “North Tested” and
two direct from the Nursery i
toyou. Kodiak Garden Club.
Rate orders with C. Blank
aburg
DOND—Pair rimmed glas-es.
(hroermay identify & pay for
si»t Mirror office
FOR SALE—Rabbits, fresh
dressed fiyer size. Orders may
be left with C. Blankenburg.
A—J Farm near Baptist mis
sion. tf
TAS TY SIX—Drop io for ice
cream. Always 6 Deliciously
Different Flavois to choose
from. Island Fountain.
I NOW OPEN—Tony’s Barber
Shop. Veteran owned A oper
ated. Come in A get a good
haircut or shave. All equip
ment sterilized. By Moe. 5-3-p
NOTICE—Will take care of
children duting day. For ar
rangements see Mrs. Art Jen
sen last home right hand side
out N Brooklyn.
FILM SERVICE—Rolls of 120,
620 developed & printed. 55
cents Bette —Cheaper—Fast
er Norman Photo Shop.
NOTICE—Any persons having
bills against me kindly for
ward them to my attorney,
Aimer J Peterson, P. O. Box
1519, Anchorage, Alaska Sign
ed, Albert F. Marcil
Copies ■ f he Statehood edi
tion of the Keichikan Alaska
Chronicle arrive'! in Kodiak this
week and are ’>ow on sale.
Kodiak is represented by a full
page ad on the back of Section
7, with a half page inside plus a
large airview of the town.
The Business and Professii nal
Women’s club got sponsors for
i he ads and prepared the copy.
to Seattle
$150 ONEWAY
$270 ROUND TRIP
PLU STAX
Pacific Northern Airlines
ll*y .vlartiu, District agent
I
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT — “SING YOUR WAY HOME”
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 SUNDAY & MONDAY MON. 6:30-8:30
Chignik Man
Dies Monday
Frank Clemens Grunert, 68 of
Chignik, died at the GM hospi
tal Monday from heart failure.
A Bsheiman and trappei, he had
been br ught here for treatment
for an old heart ailment
He is survived by 3 children:
Mrs. Florence Anderson, Emma
Gruneitand Clemens Grunert,
ah of Chignik
Burial will he held in Chign k
and the body was bhipped on the
Aleutian Mail
Class Makes Trip
The 5-h Grade made a very
interesting trip to the imse l‘ri
day First we visited Bell’s dairy
where Mrs Bell showed and ex
plained everything to us We
found the milking machines and
the pasteurization proces especi
ally fascinating.
At the catetena air aimer
took us on a tour from the office
through kitchens, bakeres.
etoieroom, refrigerators ice
eream freezing room, mess hal|
and finally to the cafeteria wbeie
he trea ed us pach to a juicy
hamburger and ice cieam
Altogether we had a wonder
ful trip and we give our sincere
appreciation to those who made
itposible— Bell’s dairy, base
cafeteria and Tagura Transit
system
Mr and Mrs. James Hellen
and children, Patsy, Sharon and
James, Jr., left on the Denali fo
Kali«pell, Montana, where they
will make their home Mr. Hel
len sold his taxi to Raymond
Shannon
Notice
I, Jime Bisplinghoff, do hereby
declare that I shall no longer be
reeponsibe for any debts in- j
curred by my husband, Jack Bis
plmghrff, as of March 14, 1947.
Signed,
Mrs. Jack Bisplinghoff i
TUE. ONLY
LET YOURSELF
Glow...
TO THIS
HEP AND
HAPPY
FUN
SHOW!
JINX FALKENBl KG
WED. & THU.
lM)hKE"i' TUCKER
Double Feature
A Terrifying Voyage to Nowhere
That only death could end'
"PRISON SHIP"
Nina Foch ': Robert owerv
12 Ro ring Hours of
Deli ious Daoger!
MIDNIGHT MANHUNT
Willi .in GARGAN
Ami dAVAGE
6:30 & 8:30
FRI. & SAT.
Those slap-happy ra^ca's tty to help a Princess
in distress to get into a battle royal
The EAST SIDE KIDS
in
"DOCKS OF NEW YORK
n
Lee Bettinger, Jr. son of May
or Lee Bettiager aruved in Kod
iak on the Denali accompanied
by his wife, Now that he is out
of the service he is to become
manager of the Kodiak Bottling
Works, owned by his father His
wife, from New York, is new to
Kodiak, but Lee worked here 2
summers previously.
Mrs. Ruth Frame left on the
DeDali, and Mr. Frame will fly
out to join her in Seattle. Mr.
Frame is going to the States for
special medical care.
Mrs. T. Silcox
The above named person may
call a. CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE Udv)
I INTRODUCING....
KODIAK’S
NEWEST
FAMILY
SPORTS
CENTER
I! Watch for the Opening Date
The KODIAK BOWLING ALLEY
[ BI.INN’S HA 1,1
“’Bowl for Health and Fun