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^ Steaks
^ Chops &
| Chicken Dinners
• OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY •
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FOR THE CAR ....
Shell Anti-freeze Tropic Air Car Heaters
Storage Batteries (all sizes) Firestone Tires & Tubes
Spark Plugs (all sizes) Tire Chains
FOR THE HOME ....
Electric Table Lamps Coleman Gas Lanterns
Electric Irons Electric Alarm Clocks Electric Heaters
Clothesline Wire—First available for many months
Galvanized Wash Tubs & Buckets
Brooms—House & Parlor Kitchen Equipment
Brushes for every purpose Metal Sponges
Galvanized Pipe and Pipe Fittings
- SKIS and SKATES -
HALLICRAFTER RADIOS . . .
Model S22R
Model SX28 Super Skyrider with Jensen’s Base
Reflex Speaker
ZENITH POWER PACKS 9Vx90
STORAGE BATTERIES Charged
PROM PT Si, guarantee:
RADIO repair service
(formerly Blinn’s Pool Hall)
POOL
TOBACCO
Drinks of All Kinds
Patrick Lynch & Co0
GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
* Freight
* Baggage
* Storage
* General Contracting
* Oil Delivery •
Town Topics
Ben Kraft, local merchant, re
turned to Kodiak this week by
p*lane after an extended business
trip and vacation in the States.
Travelling east to Gnicago Mr.
Kraft took in the World Series.
He then journeyed to Phoenix, j
| Arizona, where he visited his
brother and family, and stopped
over in San Francisco. In the lat
ter city he visited W J. Erskine,
who told him he expected to:
i come to Kodiak next Spring.
Visiting with relatives in Seat
tle, Mr. Kraft extended his visit {
awaiting arrival of his son, Maj
1 or Walter Kraft, and then finally
left only to learn in JuDeau that
Walter arrived in Seattle a day
after his father's departure.
A passenger list furnished the
Mirror last week listed John A.
Gibbons as inspector and apprais
er and H. C. Blanchard as assist
ant district manager of the Sur
plus Property office. The titles
were reversed
Mr Gibbons, former Kodiak
utilities superintendent, hold5*
the position of assistant district
manager for the Fairbanks area,
j with his headquarters in that
city
Mr. Blanchard i3 of the in
spection and appraisal division,
from the Anchorage office,
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Rachel Rogers, formerly of
Kodiak, and Billy Graham, of
Seward, arrived here this week
after spending a month in Sew
ard. Before that the two women
were at Naknek fishing during
the summer.
A deed was recorded this week
listing sale of a po'tion of Lot
19, Block 19, for $150 by Emile
Olsen to Harry Pinch, jeweler.
The land is located next to a
bunkhouse owned by Mr. Pinch.
A city fire pump house is now
located on it.
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