Ueoness/ ftdd'To Answer
To Grand Jnry; Out On Bail
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| Albert E. Hennesby. formei
warehouseman at the base whc
'•g charged with buying stolen
property knowing the same to
pe stolen, had his hearing Mon
jay in U.S, Commissioner C.C.
jlsugh ton’s court. He was held
answer to the grand jury,
,pd was released on $1000 bail.
Hennessy’s arrest was the first
j the case involving transport
rig contraband between the base
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[OR SALE — Maytag Washer
with gss elec, motors, new
Singer foot-treadle sewing
machine. For cash at half
price. $75 each. Mildred Hor
ton, at Kraft’s.
iOR RENT—Two cabiWs-• by
fakfe bn Missitm'ro&d. Will sell
one with good welP’iiihatei*. P.
W. Brown, P 15, Room 65,
NAS.
LOS T Ladies Brown Slacks on
bus, December 4 Reward.
Mrs. Charles Wells, Erskine
Co. Office.
FOUND—Glasses, light-colored
tortoise rims, in leather case.
Call at Mirror office and pay
for ad.
LOST In town, pair rimless
glasses with black case, some
time Wed. Return Mirror
office. Reward. Donald Li be
cap, Fort Greely.
rOR SALE—At low cash price
for quick sale. 3-room house,
stove, beds. Some finishing
needed, materials included
Splendid view and water sup
ply. City limits. $1200. Mildied
Horton, at Kraft’s.
Crossword Puaade
ACROSS
L Upright spar
i. Metal-bearing
substance
1 Kind of rock
t Mohammedan
noble:
variant
I. Solemn
promise
L Scarce
I. Powerful
explosive
Adherents of:
suffix
L Short for a
man’s name
>. Bill of fare
I. Game of
chance
1. Lawless crowd
1. Meaning
l Roman bronze
(L Electrified
particles
t Babylonian
god of the
earth
k Unoccupied
21. Repairer of
chair seats
32. Continent:
abbr.
34. Series of con
nected
things
36. Automobile
operator
38. Type of rail
way : colloq.
39. Large dogs
41. Ill
43 Proper
44. Exist
46. Big ?’-*-*
48. Through:
prefix
50. Ruminant
animals
52 Misfortunes
54. Ahead
55. Icelandic tale
56. Deceive
58. At no time:
contr..
59. Pronoun
60. Russian sea
61. Lacerated
62. Termination
of certain
feminine
nouns
63. Pallid
DOWN
1. Term of
address
2. Starchlike
3. Transgression
4. Small mine
car
5 Sheeplike
6. Round room
7. Female sheep
8. Composition
for three
9. Flexible palm
stem
10 Mountain
ridge
11. Mexican coins
16. Botch
20. Light and fine
22. Roll of cloth
24. Coverings of
beaches
27. Poor
29. Go up
30. Congealed
water
31. Flowering
plant
32. Made up of
separate
parts
33. Clumsy vessel
35. Metal
fasteners
37. Contended
40. Sour cherries
42. One who takes
the
initiative
43. Score at
pinochle
44. Deputy
45. Round-up
47. Polish
49. Body joint
51. Allowance for
the weight
of a con
tainer
>3. Trade
>6. Hurry
>7. Masculine
name
FOUND—Keys in black leather
case. Call at Mirror office and
pay for ad.
FOUND—False teeth, upper
plate. Owner may have by
identifying and paying for
this ad at Mirror office. 12-6->e
CANARIES FOR SALE—Ger
man Rollers. Order for Christ
mas. Mrs. W. E. Falconer,
Shelikof highway. 12-6-13-p
WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4
room house. See Miss Melin,
Bank of Kodiak, 12-6-I3-p
LOST— Brown Calf-skin wallet
in vicinity of Kraft’s store. On
ly want wallet and papers
Clifford McDowell.
FOUND—Lady’s brown bag
page of poetry inside. Owi e;
may have at Mirror office by
paying for ad. 12 ti c
FOR SALE or LEASE—Duplex
on Mission Road at Spruce
street inquire evenings. 12-4p
FOR SALE—Income property.
2 separate homes located in
town. Inquire Helsel’s Photo
Company. 11-15-c
OIL RANGES FOR SALE—
Leave inquiries at Jerome’s
Grill. Ray Cote 9-6c
FOR SALE—Anyone interested
in purchasing or leasing the
whole or part of a going saw
mill, please communicate with
Owner, Box 135, Kodiak.
FOR SALE — Musical instru
ments, all kinds. See Pat
Wright, Mecca Bar, Wednes
day and Saturday evenings
and Sunday afternoon.
EXPERIENCED CAB DRIV
ERS WANTED—See Dick
Green or Joe Mulqueen. ll-15c
FOR SALE—4 room residence
within city limits. Priced for
quick sale. Terms may be ar
ranged. See Pat Wright, Mec
ca bar. 1 l-29c
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—
Typing of all kinds. Laura
Porter, office of Attorney Wm
B. Holst. 11-22 13p
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KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets every 2nd & 4th Monday
of each month in Union Hall
William E. Falconer, President
Mike Crawford, Secty.
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
meets every Sunday
(except second and fourth) :
at 1:30 in Legion Hall
RETAIL CLERKS
Meetings every 2nd & 4th Friday
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Wilton White. Pres.
Jeannie Hale Olsen, Secty.
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Construction & Gen’l Laborers
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