WASHINGTON
FISH AND
OYSTER CO.
PORT WILLIAMS.
ALASKA
Cold Storage
Frozen Bait - Ice
Total freezing
capacity 20 tons
daily
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ALASKA
AIRLINES
FOR
INFORMATION
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Agent
RAY MARTIN
Dance
at cBlmn's
Every
SATURDAY
Nisiht
From
8
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Admission: ;
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A car belonging to' Tom Gal
lagher was stolen at 2:30 am
Sunday from the main street
and was found shortly afterward
run against a 12 by 12 timber
lying in the yard in front of the I
U. S. Commissioner’s office. The
motor was running and a door J
was open and only damage was ‘
to the front bumper.
San Francisco—National recog
nition has been given Standard of
California for the part the oil
company took last year in pro
moting and organizing Victory
Garden production, with presen
tation of the National Victory
Garden Institute’s plaque to H
D. Collier, Standard president.
The inscription on the plaque
reads: “In recognition of patri
otic service rendered to the Nat
ion by encouraging the planting
of company and individual Vic
tory Gardens.’’
This year Standard has an
nounced even broader plans to
encourage Victory Garden pro
duction, ranging from advertis
ing and distribution of a Victory
Garden Guide to participation by
its representatives in organizing
garden groups.
11 Washington, D. C (JP)—
I President Roosevelt signed the
I Pimond bill raising the salary of
f the Alaskan secretary to $7500
i yearly.
t Donna Madigan, beauty oper
( ater, of Seattle, arrived here this
t week and will be employed at
i Della’s Beauty Cabin.
Washington, D. C. — (■£*) ;
Delegate Dimond has been noti*
fied that his son, Lt. John Hen
ry Dimond, 26-year-old army
engineer, was wounded in the
South Pacific. It was reported
his son would be in the hospital
for some time but gave no other
details.
Lt, Dimond was born in Val
dez and is the only son of three
children.
Anchorage—The Chamber of
Commerce of Anchorage is spon
soring a contest for the best
letter on “What’s the Matter
with Anchorage?’’ A $50 bond
is offered as prize.
Charles E, Claypool, $3. Alas
Ka pioneer in 1890 who arrived
in Anchorage that year as CJ. S.
Commissioner and who helped
establish the city of Fairbanks,
died last week in Seattle.
Mr. W. J. Wheeldon, formerly
employed at Danger Bay, has
transferred to towD and is now
employed as a civil service weld
er at the NOB.
NOTICE
The Kodiak Home Laundry
will close Monday aud will not
re-open until after Easter. Call
for laundry now.
Mrs. John R. Malutin
NOTICE
I will not be responsible after
this date for any debts contract
ed by other than myself.
Donald A Sly ter
Pinch’s Service Store
"'The Service Men's Meeting Place’
JUST ARRIVED!
Biggest Selection of
Native-Made Dolls
also SLIPPERS
for Ladies and Children
10 K Solid Gold
Army and Navy Rings
$10.00 lofr
$60.00 17 Jewel
Waterproof Watches
R1rd $45.00 r.“
SOUVENIRS
TO SEND HOME
Army and Navy Pillow Tops
Head Scarfs
Bridge cloths
Tea Aprons
Boxed Alaska tablecloths & napkins
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| JUST RECEIVED.
• 500 LIPSTICKS all shades
• ALL POPULAR COOK BOOKS
• NEW BOOKS FOR GROWN-UPS
• OCULENS >UN GLASSES
• PHOTO FHAMES all sizes
• REVLON NAIL POLISH
• ALASKA STATIONERY
• ALASKA SOUVENIRS AND IVORY
I * CHUX — DISPOSABLE DIAPERS
| DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE
\ For sound bones and teeth
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McKESSON'S BEXEL
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Potent,
trustworthy
Vitamin B Campltt
Capsules
Packed in
Bottles of
100 & 250
Deficiency y
toms — Wei
nervousness, j
digestion, pg|
petite, laek.
ergy.
A Registered Pharmacist always ud
DRUG 5 T 0 I
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Introducing . . .
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for Service Men and Civilians
Blacks and Browns
Variety of Styles and Patterns
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Open weekdays 9 to 6