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FAVOR OP CHANGING
THAT OL' SAW TO
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AP Features
ACROSS
1. Glutted
6. Small cubes
10. Paid public
announce
ment
12. Bring into a
row
13. Kind of cheese
14. Symbol for
tellurium
15. Fruit
16. Funny
18. Symbol for
silver
10. Bristle
21. Neck piece
22. Male sheep
24. Mass of float
ing ice
26. Long narrow
board
27. Region
29. Medical fluids
31. Tropical bird
32. Accumulating
35. Toward
36. Woolly
38. Old Testa
ment leper
40. Exist
41. Transmission
from parent
to offspring
43. Favorite
45. Rescue
46. Engrave with
acid
49. Metal
51. Shortening
53. Garden imple
ment
54. Capers
56. Coloring agents
58. Pronoun
59. The common
monkshood
61. Removed the
central part
63. Symbol for
tantalum
64. Biblical tower
65. Worship
66. Type measure
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>7. Lizard
58. Steered wild
DOWN
1. Winged seed
2. Vinegar made
from ale
3. Sesame
4. Grandson of
Adam
5. Any of various
stars
6. Metric land
measures
7. Artificial lan
guage
«X. Noncircular ro
tating pieces
9. Sends forth
10. She who
paired to
pick up the
golden apples
11. Act of blotting
out
17. Nut-bearing
tree
20. Formed of
smail pieces,
like a mosaic
23. Average
25. Place for
sharpening
edged tools
28. Oriental nurse
30. Philippine
white ant
33. The sweetsop
34. Portal
36. Kill by stoning
37. Pertaining to
the western
continents
39. Legend
42. Shirkers
44. Commotion
47. Cling together
48. Took notice of
50. Roman date
52. Decompose
55. Lateral
57. Soft drink
60. Strike lightly
62. Propel with
oars
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THE
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AND
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HEADQUARTERS
“You are cAhbays Welcome Here"
SHIPS TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
Classified
WANTED—Will pay 25 cents
for 1 copy of Kodiak Mirror
dated March 16. Leave at
Mirror office. 7-4
FOR SALE—34-foot cabin boat,
motor in good shape, ready to
go. See owner. Ask for Bob
with Bill’s cabs. 7-4-p
WANTED-Experienced finisher
and shirt ironer. Kodiak Steam
Laundry 7-4-c
FOR SALE—10 HP Evinrude
outboard motor. Extra parts
Practical’y new, $200. Inquire
at Leite’s place, Mission road.
Alaska Stamp Man
We Buy—All foriegn and domes
tic cancelled stamps. What
have you got? J. R. Holler,
NAS Box 176, Kodiak.
6-20-7-11
LUMBER FOR SALE—Dimen
sion, shiplap, flooring, siding,
building and roofing paper,
H. C. Bettinger at Kodiak
Bottling Wks. 6-2 27-p
FOR SALE — Two furnished
cabins, water inside, 2 blocks
from Tony’s on Brooklyn. See
Warren Tavlor. 6-13-tk
WANTED—Clean cotton rags
If you have any contact the
Mirror office.
FOUND—One small key, near
post office. Owner may identify
and pay for ad at Mirror
office. 3 2S
FOUND—Two keys on ring and
chain. Owner may identify and
pay for ad at Mirror office.
Found— 5 keys on small chain.
Owner may identify and pay
for ad at Mirror office
Found— 2 keys tied on string.
Owner may identify and pay
for ad at Mirror office.
FOUND—6 keys and lucky coin
on ring. Owner may identify
and pay for ad at the Mirror
office.
FOUND — Twin keys, marked
Milwaukee, o n small ring
ALSO 1 key, numbered 633.
4-11-42
FOR SAI E—Brand new U. S.
Defense Bonds and Defense
stamps. All prices, and every
one a bargain See your post
master — also for sale at your
bank. 5-2-ind
Found — Six keys on bottle op
ener. Owner may identify and
pay for ad at Mirror office.
NOTICE
Mirrors Mailable
For the information of its read
ers the Kodiak Mirror announces
that no regulation prevents the
Mirror from being mailed Out
side. Besides censorship at the
source copies are mail-censored
and outside of the army there
are no rules against mailing
newspapers. Copies may be sent
anywhere in the U, S. for a cent
and a half postage.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
Griffin Memorial Hospital
Office Hours: 10-12 & 2-4
Except Saturday afternoons
and Sundays
Special hours by appointment 1
Kodiak General Hospital
Dr. A. Bates Jones
Resident Physican
Labor Meetings
KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets every 2nd & 4th Sunday
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
William E. Falconer, President
Roma Schneller, Secty.
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Meets on the 1st, 3rd, 5th Sun
day of each Month at 1:30 p.m.
at the Legion Hall
RETAIL CLERKS
Meetings every 2nd & 4th Friday
in Union Hall at 7.30 P.M.
Wilton White. Pres.
Stephen P. Bebich, Secretary
HOD CARRIERS
Construction & Gen’l Laborers
Local No. 706
2nd & 4th Sunday at 2 p. m.
Legion Hall
Arthur N. Welch, Pres.
Peter Schneller, Bus. Agent
Cooks’ & Assistants’ Locol 874
Meetings Held
Each Friday, 3 pm.
American Legion Hall
President Louis Shaffer
Secretary, Ned Opp
Office 320 Brooklyn
AMERICAN LEGION
Meetings every 2nd and 4th
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
at the Legion Hall
Warren A. Taylor, Commander
Talmage L. Smith
Attomey-at-Law
GEORGE B. GRIGSBY
Attorney-At-Law
Kodiak Anchorage
Dr. A. R. Roberts
DENTIST
Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M,
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
Week-days, 8 until 8
or until Blackout
Sundays & Holidays same hours
Cliff E. Lillethun
Public Accountant
Tax Service
Notary Public
Office in Lyric Theatre Bldg.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Single Copy -B>
Six months, (by carrier) $2.25
Six months, (by mail) $2.75
Kodiak Publishing. Co.
Box 135 Kodiak, Alaska
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