Classifieds
PQH SALE—Ghuck & Lill’s
cafe. (Now in operation ) In
cite at cafe
FOR SALE—Modern 3-room
bouse partly furnished. Rec
witly redecorated. Downtown
location. For eash. See Emil
Kntidsen
FOR SALE—At Uyak. Well
built attractive house 18 by 28
with 2 bedrooms, kitched, lge.
pantry & new storm oorcb Al
so 12 by 20 shop & half or full
Interest in 20 by 40 ware
house. See Robert von Scheele
«d i&ailboat Shuyak or write
owner. Ole B Ericksen, Lar
s«'s Bay, Kodiak, Alaska-823
FOR SALE—2 adj. places on
Kiibuyak bay. 1 million feet
saw timber. Good 8-room
&«>use, lu.miiig water, light
plant. Shop, warehouse & oth
er bldgs Some fum , tools &
groc. 2 gill uets & dories. 1
speedboat & kicker 2 mi to a
good red stream, 15 mi. to Na
vy base Material on dock to
bu Id sma'l cannery. Good
bunting it fishing grounds
Price $7o00. F. A Healey,Box
131 E, Kodiak, Alaska 9-G
«f ANTED TO KENT—1 or 2
bedroom house modern and
furnished. See Win. McPhee,
city dock, boat Sandra Dae
8 23
FOK SALE—Delco 32 volt, 80C
watt light plant, water cooled,
like new. Just the thing for
1 your boat. See Charles Mad
i 8-30
iPOit SALE—RCA Portable ra
i dio in A1 shape—$20. Also 1
combination radio & phono
graph, long & short wave,
same as new. $50. May be
seen at A. L. Fenner residence
en N. Brooklyn
FOR SALE—Farrand Upright
Pfcrno $325, And a man’s new
Waltham 21 jewel wrist watch
$ 50. Call Navy 469.
JiOTICE—Can furnish knocked
down refrigeration boxes m
many sizes with automatic
electric mo'or driven blower
type compressor. Easy to set
»p. Am using 3 of them iu my
■tannery with excellent results.
interested write Earl Ohmer,
Tetersburg, Alaska for further
details. 8—23
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COBURNRAINS
To Investigate
Jail Site Mix-up
So as not to conflict with ent
ertainment Monday night for
visiting Assistant Secretary
Warne the council held its regu
1 lar meeting Tuesday
Vic Ellis reported that papers
have been received indicating
the District Court has condemn
ed the city hall property for the
federal government for use as
the new jail site, but the papers
indicate the action involved more
land than the city agreed to give
and also involved easements on
surrounding private property.
No previous notice on the action
had been received by the city
and Mayor Lee Bettinger was
authorized to investigate to pro
tect the city's interests
Mayor Bettinger reported he
had notified interested companies
of the city’s being awarded the
army dock and that he had a
wire saying Wallace George, Jun
eau Cold Storage official, will be
in Kodiak in the near future.
A letter was approved to Cap
tain Sutliff, of the navy and
Captain Coyne, of the army, to
thank them for assistance of the
military fire departments during
the 1 yric theatre fire
Building permits were approv
ed lor the following:
Kodiak Realty & Investment
company — hot water heating
system and new porch on hotel
Jacob,Blanc—storm porch on
residence.
Fred Mahle—add brick siding
to residence.
Leon Johnson—enclose front
porch of residence
Jack Hinckel—remodel resid
ence and install heating plant.
Oweu & Sutliff—addition to
shop.
Richa'd Pack—move 3 skid
shacks through town
I Maurice & Mary Gunderson
construct new residence.
Chignik Boy
Accidentally Shot
A 5-year-old Chignik boy,
whose name was not given in
wires, was due at Kodiak last
night on the b at Spencer.
Reports said the boy accident
ally shot himself in the arm with
the bullet lodgin* in the should
er.
Civil suits recorded at. the U.
S. Commissioner’s this week in
cluded:
Charles It. Walters, Bothell,
Wash, feed company versus
Reuben Tesarik, $804.44.
R. D. Russell’s Men’s store
versus E. J. Gifford, $220.80.
Frank McConsghy & Co. ver
sus William Wynkoop, $370.25.
The following divorce actions
were filed this week with G. W.
Bubendorf, deputy clerk of the
District Ccurt.
Curtis Kimes versus Merle
Na*alie K'mes
Mrs lUgnar Hausen versus
Ragnar Hansen.
The Kodiak Gaiden Club will
meet Wednesday at 7 &0 pm at
the home of Mis. Ben Kraft.
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