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For Saturday Only — Watch for them every week
Chocolate Doughnuts
60c dozen
The rich goodness of Chocolate at its peak
tender and tasty-with chocolate icing . . .
TODAY’S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
CHRISTY’S BAKERY
“Let Your Baker ‘Do Your ‘Baking"
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveninqs and Sundays
At Knudsen’s Kadiak Fountain)
4.A4.4**,*. i. 4.4.JL J.J.A.
Our Best Recommendations Are...
Our Work
Our Prices
Our CUSTOMERS
WATSON CLEANERS
OPEN 3 AM TO 10 RM
POixllJ ils/Jil Biif
• OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY •
24 HOUR
KODIAK
359
TAXI
CALL
SERVICE
► BASE
470
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RFIOSDES. PROP.
chrome dinette ses
chest of drawers
child’s rockers
fluorescent bed lamps
pin-up lamps
Milton Crawford, Mabel Fenner,
Clyde Hatfield, Mrs James Hel
len, John Hughes, Margaret Mc
Laughlin, Genie Miller, Charles
J. Ruch, Rklph E. Shupp, Her
bert Spiegel, Mr. & Mrs J. W,
Tolbert, Louise Warren
$9.65
Kay Wade
$8
Kelly Simeonoff
$6,30
Rotary Spelling Bee Fund
$6
Mrs. George Keeling
$5
Mrs J P. Anderson, Virgil
Baker, Don Bosel, H. G. Bryde,
Rev. & Mrs. Glen Chandler,
Mrs. H. E. Dawson, Eleanor
Dooley, V. G. Ellis, Mary E.
Fletcher Emma King, Loren
Klein, Walter Kraft, J. C. La
Follette, Harry Ludbrook,
Geoige McKav, Robert Magnu
sen, Vic Malutin, Mrs. Eli Met
rokin, Mrs Mabel Miller, Eunice
Neseth, Mrs. William Bailey,
Mrs Alice Bergquist. C E Bry
an, Llovd Cannon, John Clayton,]
F.ed Devoe, Paul Dooley, Nor
man Fjeldheitn, James Jonte,
Walter Kizer, Mrs. Pete Kop
pang, Bill Kriener,
Continued Next Week
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Your Best friend....
When you need it most!
INSURANCE
Olympic
National Life
Insurance
Company
Represented in Kcd'ak by
BETTE DeYOUNG
Inquiries Welcomed
Contributors
(1947 Kodiak Community
Center Fund Campaign)
A wire this week from Ray
Martin, owner ef the Club Li
quor Store, brought an addition
al $150 to the store’s previous
contribution of $5U,
Grand total—$6776 83.
(continued from last week)
$20
James & Alfred Anderson,
Marion Curtis, Mr. & Mrs. Wal
tei Sipprell, Mr. and Mrs Reu
ben Tpsarick, Mill Vokacek,
Cheechako Club, Mr. & Mrs.
Joe Heitman, Mr & Mrs.
Charles Skinner, Mr & Mrs. B
L. Ulrich
$15
Mrs Maurice Briggs, Mr &
Mrs. M. Coon, Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Nelson, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Sears
$10
Chester Clark, Harvey Ed
wards, Mr. & Mrs. John Gib
bons, Mrs. August Heitman,
John Holland, Henry Breckberg,
Mr. & Mrs Leon Johnson, Mrs
J. R. Malutin, Mi. & Mrs. Olaf
Olson, Mrs Ray Sears, Mrs. Jes
sie H. Smith, Jalmer J Spring
hill, Tony’ Tavern, Mr. & Mrs.
OOPS!1
In too much of a hu 1
ry to get to that goq
eofm’ YUM YUM! |
What! Chinese foods, Itali
Spaghetti, Mexican Chili, fy.
Crab, Shrimp, or Chicken Gun
Crisp toasted sandwiches
all kinds, also sent out from
’til 3 am. Party orders up to}
P D Q steaming hot to yj
table.
Remember, it’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
YUM YUM
232 So. Brooklyn Ave.
YUM YUM EATS
&
BEACH APTS.
CLOSED MONDAYS
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ALL SIZES OF FILM
Filters
Lens Hoods
Roll Film Tanks
Electric Timers
Wind Timers
Hand Flashes
Hand Slide Viewers
Donald Duck Cameras $2.98
Samson Electric Heating Padf ^7.95
MANY OTHER ITEMS
Admiral Radios
Table Models Console Models
Radio-Phonograph Combinations
White Cross - 2 burner
ELECTRIC STOVES
NORMAN’S
PHOTO SHOP
One of Alaska’s Largest Pholo Stocks
OPEN:— tO am to pm WEEKDAYS
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
Many new Colorful Albums
Safe Lights
Foot Switches
Fedco Twin Dryers
Cable Releases
Print Rollers
Film Squeegees
Oldest nil Transfer Co.
in Kodidd
a We limit our activities tfo hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
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THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich MueHer, Prop,;