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Distributed Throughout Alaska by Odom & Company
W. J. ERSKINE COMPANY
LAST
DELIVERY
3 PM DAILY
Alaska’s Oldest Store
Founded in 1796
REMEMBER.Not only Today
BUT.Tomorrow 4 Everyday
YOU SAVE.when you buy at j
ERSKINES
CASH MEAT SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY
Beef Roasts
Cut From The Best Meat
Our Money Can Buy
Chicken
FOR
FRYING
No. / Neu> York Pack - None
Better Obtainable Anywhere
We are going to sell the Best
OVEN-READY TURKEYS
during Christmas week at real money-saving prices
Cash Grocery Specials for Sat.
NO ODDMENTS, NO UNSALEABLE or UNWANTED
ITEMS —All strictly First Class Nationally Advertised
Products—In first class condition
Soft as Silk Lake Flliur by Fisher Mills Pkg .50
by Continental Mills Pkg, .40
v . (Delicious pie
Krusteze Cru»tmix)
Super Suds soa^powder Peet
Pels Naptha Soap the Old Time Favorite
Sugar Sea Island
Syrup Dude Raneh Brand
Potatoes the Best on the Market
Cucumber Pickles by Libby
Cider Vinegar
Asparagus Libby’s Rosedale
Royal Ann Cherries Libby Best
Pork & Beans
Miracle Whip
Pkg- .50
3 for .25
5 ibs. .65
.30
LOO lbs. 8.00
No. 2 1-2 .50
quart .40
can .50
.45
16 oz. cans .15
quart .90
We have just sold the last
Norge Refrigerator that we will be
able to deliver for Christmas . . . But
we have lots of other appliances to
make useful and praclical gifts
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Electric Washing
Machines
Gasoline
Washing Machines
> Gladirons
< The perfect household ironer
1 Automagic The automatic
spindry type
washing machine
Norge . . .
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Electric
Washing Machines
Electric Ranges
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Hoover . . . i
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Vacuum Cleaners
Four Models
The Perfect ('leaner
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Zenith
& Hallicrafters
RADIOS
l>op-Up
TOASTERS
MIXMASTERS
WAFFLE IRONS
etc. etc.
BICYCLES
for big kids
VELOCIPEDES
& WAGONS
tor the JittJe
fellows
BABY BUGGIES
for the
Tiny Tots
o3i'
At Center
Beautiful evening dressed and
a gay Yuletide spirit w I pre
vail at the Second -\u .ual
Christmas Formal Daoce hi the
Kodiak Community Center Fri
day evenirg, December i9 ac
cording to plans launched In the
Program Council of the Center
at their meeting Tuesday night,
Chai man Bob Magnuee Dre
sided.
Music for the dance will be
furnished by the talented rrgan
ization known as the “Town
Kids” who made such & hit at
the Harvest Ball The boys oa
the council plan to install a
beautiful Christmas tree in the
center soon and the girls, under
the leadership ot Dolly Olsen,
will handle the Christmas decor
ations which will highlight the
dance.
Tickets will be on sale, at
$1 50 per couple plus tax,‘'within
the next few days and can be
obtained from any member of
the Program Council. Dancing
will be enjoyed from 9 p.m. tilf
1 a.m.
Motorboat Owners
Asked To Register
Ketchikan—Motor boat owner*
are urged by the Coast Guard to
give their maximum cooperatioa
1 to Coast Guard in complying
with the Motorboat tct and
supplemental regulations A If
undocumented motorboats are
required to be numbered by the
Marine Inspection Offices of the •
Coast Guard, and changes ia
ownurship or character of me
terboate necessitate the surrend
er and re-issuance of the Oerti
Jcate of Award of number Many
cases of change in ownership of
motor beats in the Territory have
not been recorded aud the Coast
Guard Office here wishes to ia
form those persons who have ac
quired motorboats of this reg
illation
Motorboats carrying pafspn
gers or freight for hire and ovtr
15 gro 8 tons must carry a Cert
ificaie ol insect on by the Coast
Guard. Any motorb.a , while,
cairying passengers for hire,
must be in charge of a duly li
censed opera or
Further information regarding
numbering of beats or licensts
can be obtained ft m the Officer
in Charge, Ma ine lnsgectiou,
United States Coast Guard, Pott
Office Ltox 2681, Ketchikan.
Staff Sergeant Jack Rotlov
ker, maintenance man at the
ACS office and Island I’ountaia
a si taut, received his orders this
week to leave Kodiak for the
States to be discharged from the
Army Sgt. Kotlovker, who has
been here three and a half years,
will return to his home in Asbury
Park, N.J. His future plans are
indefinite
Sergeant Walt Chambers re
ported back to duty at the ACS
office this week after recuperat
ing from an emergency appen
dectomy performed last week at
the NOB dispensary.
Walt Muller returned fn*r.
Seattle via Northern Airline
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