Weekend Special!
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CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS
Jumbo shells of delicately baked paltry, bursting with
delicious cream-custard filling and frosted with rich
chocolate.
If you missed these...now’s your chance. If you had some
last week...you’ll want more!
15c each
CHRISTY'S BAKERY
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveniuqs and Sundays
at Knudsen’s Kodiak Fountain)
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Town Topics
A bid of $170 made by Basil
Clark, local garage owner, for
the remains of two Federal
Works Agency trucks, was ac
cepted by the city council Mon
day evening.
The local Christmas Seal sale
will be sponsored this year by
the Rotary Club, Rev. Gregoiy
S. Morony announced this week.
Last year’s sales brought in
$409.21 for the tuberculosis fund.
A. Verle Collar, deputy collect
or of internal revenue, returned
to his home office at Anchorage
Sunday after several days here.
His next call will probably be in
February of next year.
Robert R. Lunday, manager of
the Orpheum theatre, left by
plane Sunday for Seattle via
Fairbanks on a short business
trip. While in the States he will
visit with a brother in Montana
and with his sister and mother in
Chula Vista, Calif.
During his absence the Orph
eum will be managed by T-4
Clifford Mowry, stationed here,
who before entering the service
was employed in similar work in
Chicago.
To dispose of a fire pump, not
now needed by the city, a buyer
is being sought in one of the out
lying communities.
(formerly Blinn's Pool Hall)
POOL
TOBACCO
Drinks of All Kinds
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FISHERMAN'S
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H EADQUARTERS
* You ire o4fa>iys Welcome Here”
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pie roe, Owner
Shoe Ban Off
Alaskans may again ordei
shoes from the States on the
same ration-free basis as before,
the local OPA office announced
today.
Non-commercial ordering of
shoes was restricted July 3 and
since, the local office said, Terri
torial OPA officials have worked
persistently to get this restrictivi
order lifted.
“Announcement of the prompt
success of those efforts,” tbe
OPa said, “is especially good
news to those Alaskans who have
special shoe needs which could
be filled only by ordering from
Outside.”
L. F. Nachtweih, owner of the
Kodiak Variety store, left by
plane this week for the Mayo
Clinic at Rochester, MinD., for
medical attention.
Val Morrison and Bill Ander*
son left by plane Sunday on theii
first trip to the big city of Ancfc
orage. They will return to school
in about two weeks.
The fall term of the floating
court, to be held in Kodiak start
ing next Tuesday, Sept. 18,
conduct its business at the local
Red Cross Center, it was
nouced this wedk.
Try a classified ad.
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