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’ For Saturday Only '—- (Watch for them every week)
> Yours and everybody’s favorite pie—rich leiron filling heaped
> into a fine crust, topped with delicately toasted meringue!
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' TODAY’S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
I NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
CHRISTY'S BAKERY
; "Let Your 'Baker Bo Your Baking'’
(Christy’s Dread is available Saturday evenings and Sundays
at Kuudsen’s Kadiak Fountain)
ARE YOU READY?
ARE YOU READY?
ARE YOU READY?
TO EAT???
YES, We Are Ready
11 am to 7:30 pin at the
dinner nook
Corner Mission Rd. & Main St.
_c/1 MAN DA PRICb in charge £
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Base Worker
Gets 3 Months
A disorderly charge based on a
complaint made by Emil Knud
sen was dismissed Monday a
gainst Charles Iseman, 25, civili
an base employe, following sent
encing of the defendant on a new
charge filed Sunday by the plain
tiff.
The second complaint charged
malicious destruction of property
wnich allegedly occurred 1 huts
day night Feb. 7 when Mr.
Knudsen heard the glass in the
back door of his apartment break
and found Iseman standing by
the door. Iseman pled guilty to
the second charge and was sent
enced to 3 m >nths in jail and or
dered to reimburse 'he plaintiff
for the door He was represented
by A‘to ney Talmage Smith.
A A. Owen was appointed to
the city council at Monday’s
meeting, to replace Jim Pierce
who lesigned. M . Owen, who is
associated with Vonnan Sutliff
in a local lumber di a'er company
will se ve until the next election.
BLUE FOAM
UPHOLSTERY
ClEANER
POWDER-ENE
RUG CLEANER
REFLECTOR BOWIS
for i.es. floor lamps
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Wes Rfooariea, Prop.
THESE WOMEN! By d’Ale^° |
Is my aye beginning to show? A boy scout tried to help
me across the street today I
Boy Scouts
Rotary Guests
As a" observance of the birth
day of ilie Hoy Scout movement,
which was founded in this coun
try in 1910, the Rotary program
Tuesday was turned over to Max
Folsom, local Scoutmaster, and
the boys of Troop 625.
After a few words from Lt
Lai ry Jaffa, former Scoutmaster,
on the various aspects of Boy
Scoutdom, including its interna
tional character, Mr. Folsom dir
ected bis Scouts in a demonsta
tion of various types of knots, in
a declamation of scout principles
and in wigwagging a message.
Scouts who took part were;
Raymond Hartman, A'len Chet
noff, Lawrence Anderson, Sidney
Hubley, John Beukers, Iver Mal
utin, Sammie Nelson, Archie
NeHon, Donnie Fenner, Dale
Moore, Bobby Dawson, Richard
Hartman, Dickie Simeonoff,
Morris Mahle and Bob Lear.
A portion of the meeting was
devoted to a brief talk on Abra
b»m uincoln on his birthday,
given by Rev. John S. Winter.
Guests were William H. 01&
and Lt. Larry Jaffe.
The Kitten, a boat former
belonging to Warren Feck ai
Kimball ae Young, which h
been purchased by Tom Nac
and, is undergoing extensive a
terations iu the lot next to Chri
ty's bakery.
Nachand plans to install a 11
HP marine engine which he sa;
will make it the “fastest privat
ly owned boat in Alaska,”
The white craft, which w
built, locally, was conspicuous
its mooring in St. Paul’s barb
because of its unusual design.
Clarence Slenes, a Ruby di
trict miner before going into tl
service, has returned to Ancho
age with his bride, the form
Fern Darling, of Brownsvill
Minn., and are now nperatii
Dan’s cafe.
Mr. dienes, who served in t
Pribilofs, Aleutians and at Fo
Richardson, is the brother
Norman Slenes, of Kodiak,
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MAX and BILL say:
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j Mixed Drinks a Speciality
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Ice Cold Beer & Pretzels
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