WHERE
GOOD FELLOWS
GET
TOGETHER
IN
KODIAK
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Roy Snyder, , !
Owner ;
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Photographic Supplies j
Photo Finishing j
Films Developed \
and Enlarged
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PICTURE FRAMING
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Watch Repairing hy <
Watchmaker j
Ladies' Engagement j
and Wedding Rings
Careful find’ Expert,
Workmanship
Always
i _COjMIM' A son'
The Cordova arrived at 4 P.M. Wednesday with 18
passengers for Kodiak and 2 steerage, while 6 people
were aboard booked for Women1s Bay. Local arrivals were
Ars. Antonsen, Helen Bari, Roberta Cox, Harry Christ
ephersen, Gone Dawson, Clarence Goddes, William Pullos,
inTm. J, Robertson and Wm. Jr., Ray C. Sheldon, Louis G.
hTersen, Mrs. Prank Gagnon, Mrs. Sheila Hart, Con Trox- I
ell, D. P. Underhill and Mrs. Underhill, Mrs. N. Whalen;
S. Busby and E. Schmidt. Booked for the Nava.1 Air Stat
ion wore E.S.Pisher, Roy E. Judy, John A. Lado, Mrs.
Chas. Lattin, George Levien, W. J. Wheldon. After dis-^
charging about 20 tons of freight on the local docks,
the good ship loft at 8.30 P.M. with the following
passengers; Y. M. Lynan for Homor; Mrs. W. A. Schultz
and Norval D. Miller for Cordova; Nils Lundli’for Lar
touche; Mrs. Gortrude R. Potter for Seattle; Mrs. J.
Larsen for Yokutat; Pete Scott, A. A. Cyrc, Mrs. P. B.
Williams, W. E. Leer, James J. Berry, Delano V. Greene,
idem Hauch, Otto Schelund, P. Y. Williams all for
Seward.
j Inspector Ray C. Sheldon of Post Office Dept.,
paid a routine call in town during the timo the Cordova
was in port Wednesday. The inspector is on special
assignment and has travelled over the entire territory
pn various investigations.
Great activity is in evidence along the water-,
front where local fishing boats are daily, making their
leliverios of salmon to the local cannery. Prom all the
current reports, the catch is good. One fisherman, 0.
tfolson of Kodiak, left early Thursday morning for the
fishing grounds and returned to ‘town about 9 A.M. 'with
a, load of about 4,500 humpies. Nice catch for 4 hours
*rork.
' According to word received today, the "Monterey"j
d.11 arrivo in town on Sunday, from Anchorage, leaving j
Ln an hour or two for Seward and Anchorage. Mr. Prank
lormann, agent, str-tos sho will resume hor Thursday
schedule from Ko.diak, next weok* for Cook Inlotj
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A MAN NEEDS.....
ELECTRIC RAZORS
The handiest little gadget over
invented. Q^ick, efficient and
a life-tine! friend. All the
leading models on display here.
SMOKING PIPES
Man’s test companion. Cool, calm
^ and collected always. Rostfull
and lasting. Late styles received* v
SU/V GLASSES
Try those now Polaroid glasses
i that do not distort the vision.
Renentor, you can’t tuy eyes*
TOILET ACCESSORIES'
rAll the leading shaving creams,
lotions and skin tains. Everything
is priced low for your economy.
DELIVERIES TO BUSKINVILLE
Three tinos m week. Just drop
me a line and we’ll give you
prompt personal service. And
a registered pharmacist will
will your prescriptiqn and
order* always..’ 'S§fj
BERTS: DRUG STORE
J ' ■, „• __ tfccdisfc* 3 Busy Corner” _i
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Yourc boaton to earth - what of
that? !
Como up with a smiling face.
It’s not the fact that you were
knocked down flat -
To lay there - that* s the disgrace.
Rememberl -
The harder you're thrown, tho
higher you'11 bounco.
Be proud of your blackened eye.
It* s net the fact that you're
licked that counts -
It's - How did you fight? And Why?
P. J.W.
ANOTHER SON rT ~
On last Tuesday morning, a
bouncing baby son was born to Mr.
and Mrs.'B. C. Christoffersen in
town. This young gentleman is tho
seventeenth child of this -couplo
and the eighth consecutive boy
borh. Both the.mother and baby arc j
ropbrted doing very well. '
GOOD SEASON
Prom the number of cases of
salmon being packed ..and. shipped
lately, your inquiring roportof
guesses that a largo pack will’ '
result this summer, with benefits
to aid tho fi shorn on. Seldovia and
Prince William Sound aroas were
particularly active and very busy.