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Cosmetics Perfumes
Tony’s
Tavern
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"THE LONGEST OAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sur?e the Best Drinks in Town
The Plaoe with the Friendly Atmosphere
CASINO
HOT Italian Spaghetti nr Ravioli
STEAKS
SANDWICHES
FRIED CHICKEN!
—: WE FEATURE
Home made pies &. Island Fountain Ice cream
CLOSED ON TUESDAYS
KODIAK WELDING
WORKS
TANKS
SKEG IRONS
RUDDERS
"You Break It — We Weld It"
“Tuck” Wheeldon fi, “Red” Burnbam, owners
Located in Old Erskine Machine Shop Building
Open after 6:30 pm weekdays—All day Sunday
Economy Transfer!
0 Garbage £ Hauling
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Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 2) *
is on page 4, House & Garden, 1
May issue. i
Getting news items from some
people before the deadline is like
extracting a bicuspid, which
makes more remarkable the fol
lowing item of interest received,
neatly typed, from Mrs. Kathryn
Francis, postmaster: It says here:
“Parcels for Christmas for
members of the armed forces
overseas may be mailed between
September 15 and October 15
without requests of addressee.”
Yule please make a note of it.
I
Ever since the story appeared
about Andrew, the Scotty dog,
owned by Mrs. Gertrude Rau
maker, in Boise, Idaho, winning
the Minor’s War Bond (but not
getting it) for the best VE-day
guess, we have been wondering
what kind of a noisy Boise re
sponse we would get. Now we
can breathe easier, for we got it.
Said Mrs. Raumaker, via air
mail:
“Thanks so very much foi the
grand publicity for “Andrew”;
he made the front page, Associ
ated Press wire, in a box, of our
, morning paper. The Associated
| Press called and got a picture of
him, too, but that is the last I
heard of that. I have had no end
of sympaihy for losing the
bond.”
For several weeks now Dr. A.!
Holmes Johnson has been taking
a daily plunge, about 7:30 each
morning, in the ocean by his
Sprucehaven home. Mrs. John
son, one of our spies tells us, did
n’t start as soon as he did, nor
did she go in so drastically deep,
but she adopted ihe ritual, too.
We meant to mention it some
time ago but the weather was
' too co d for us to even think cr
write about it. But now that the I
sun is out beautifully and the j
skies are blue and the air is bal-.
my we are getting the urge to do
a little dipping ourselves.
To our mind there is nothing
like a good, brisk, wade in ocean
water. Ankle deep.
Recently one of our advertisers
listed onion plants for sale, at so
much per 100. A local man deep
in a garden project, went to the
store and got a hundred of them.
He took them home, and they
looked so good he sampled one
(continued on page 6)
I Kodiak |
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| Alaska
| Post Office Box 116 &
\ Kodiak, Alaska §
I
Ivory & Moccasins
at the
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
"Largest Curio Store in Town”
Kodiak Jewelry
GIFTS
JEWELRY &c WAT CHES
Vlatch and Jewelry repairing
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...You can spot it
every time
THE Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
releases trained Marines for combat
duty. But they must, themselves
undergo training so rigorous that
regular rest periods are allowed
them. That’s when the call goes
up fsr ice-cold Coca-Cola ... for
the pause that refreshes.
Ice-cold Coca-Cola does more
than just quench thirst. It
brings a pleasant after-sense
of refreshment. Delicious!
Satisfying! You know
from experience that the
only th ing like Coca-Cola
is Coca-Cola, itself.
A couple of Cokes! That’s the way
to make a friendly moment refresh- H
merit time. &
The best is always the better buy!
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY EY
ANCHORAGE
COLD STORAGE CO.