(Tliis is
\ not insure
| Week I woke up to the fact that I was carrying only
•boat 40 per cent enough insurance on my house.
If your house burned tonight, would you want enough insur
|>- money to rebuild only about two-fifths of it?
Don’t kid yourself about this discrepancy. Ask a contractor
you a rough idea as to what he’d charge you to rebuild.
Tuu’U get an answer which will probably shock you into
ggpgg your insurance.
It is utterly ridiculous to carry too little insurance, because,
m my opinion, fire insurance is one thing in this country that is
dSrtchesp today. (The average cost has gone down 40 per cent
im X veers.)
What I say about home insurance applies to furnishings, too.
/iwi to business property. Replacement values here, too,
bBve skyrocketed in recent years but many owners are fast
akcp with their same old pre-war insurance coverage.
I
Ask us TODAY to help you determineTI
your real insurance needs—H's a techni- le
cal problem which calls for expert help. Jj
INSURANCE DEPT. BANK of KCOIAK
(THESE WOMEN! BydAicssio]
*WST you bring work home from the office. Dear?”
klldest llil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Prop.
Mrs. W. E. Werner visited in
Kodiak while en route on the
Denali to Port Williams for the
winter, Her husband is the eold
stoiageman at the Port Williams
cannery.
Katherine Frost returned on
the Denali after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Edward Koenig, and
family, in Everett, Wash. She is
working at the Island Fountain.
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We have received a Jumbo
wire statinggGood Housekeeping
approves Koolerwave for all
types of hair.,.l Della’s Beauty
Cabin. (adv)
Fire Alarms
Turn in fire alarms at the dep
uty U. S. Marshal’s office—locat
ed in residence between the Ko
diak hotel and Kodiak Variety
store.
NUIItB
Unauthorized persons are
warned not to ride on the city
fire trucks in answering fire caMe,
and the city assumes no respon
sibility for anyone who does bo.
I.iabiiitv insurance is carried
by the city on authorised mem
bers of the fire department only
and no financial responsibility
can be assumed for non-members
assisting at fires.
rim
MERIT SYSTEM EXAMINATION f
Examinations are announced by the Alaska Merit
System Supervisor for the following classifications:
■
JUNIOR FILE CLERK, $182.40 to $197.40
CLERK TYPIST, $206.30 to $330.20
JUNIOR CLERK STENOGRAPHER, $210.90 to $236.96
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, $226.00 to $252.00.
SENIOR CLERK, $228.00 to $258.00
INTERVIEW EH, $267.90 to $297.90
SECRETARY, $279.30 to $299 30
CLAIMS EXAMINER, $313.60 to $343.50
FIELD AUDITOR, $813.50 to $345.60
CHIEF ACCOUNTANT, $381.90 to $425.90
For positions located in the second, third and fourth
Divisions a 15% differential is added to cover the in
creased cost of living in these areas
Passing grade on these examinations is set at 70%.
Applications can be secured from the Alaska Merit
System in Juneau.
Closing date for receipt of applications is October
4th, 1947.
Examination date will he announced later.
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