FOR SALE—Singer Electric
portable sewing machine,
$55. Repairs on a 1 makes of
sewing machines. Mail Ph.
number to the Sewing Ma
chine Man, P. 0. Box 371
Kodiak.
FOR SALE- Building lots on |
Mill Bay Road m new All
man <! LaLande Subdivision
Call 2252.
FOR SALE- Flour sacks $1.75'
. a dozen. LaLande’s Bakery. I
FOR SALE-1950 Buick Spcl,1
R & H. new rubber, window
washers, seat covers, etc.
Excellent condition. Leav-j
ing for states. During work-!
mg hrs. call 0 482. night'
4214, Fred Brouillette.
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FOR SALE—1949 Nash 4door
super 60C sedan. Bjdy, motor [
and tires good, back seat
makes into bed, reasonably!
priced. Ira Wilkinson-Phone
0-501
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FOR SALE—Completly fur-]
nished Mission Rd. home in
side city limits, full base-]
ment, furnaced heat, large lot
nice view’ warranty deed.
Call 2272
FOR SALE—1952 Studebaker
Champion 4 door Sedan, ]
Radio, Overdrive, Climatizer j
excellent condition 11. j
Glenn Phone 3524 or 0-323
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FOR SALE—1 skid shack 12’1
x 30’ lined and furnished j
with oil tank. 1 Homort
Piston pump, assorted parts
for 1947-48 Plymouth engine
at Seattle dealers cost. 150’
of 1” copper tubing. Phone
2314.
FOR SALE — 1953 Bendix
automatic washer. Only
used 10 months, $175. Late
model 7 cu. ft. Interna
tional harvester deep freeze
$175. Johnson outboard mo
tor 22 hp, good condition,
$150. Phone 3652 and ask
for Baker. i
* OR SALE-1 8 inch Tliping
top bench saw. For informa
tion see Lvnn Tattle at Ko
diak Variety Store.
FOR SALE—4 door Plymouth
sedan, R & H. 55,000 miles,
cheap, $S65. Also 10 Horse
Johnson outboard motor,
model QDL 13, pratically
new, $265. Contact Max at
Ace Cab stand.
FOR SALE —Eldridge Con
sole type knee action sew
ing machine with attach
ments. Excellent condition.
Snap at $60. Bill Worth,
phone 3681.
FOR SALE — Excellent buy
1951 Buick Special deluxe,
completely equipped. Only
29,000 miles $1395. Call 4040
FOR SALE — 1948 Crosley,
fair condition. 16 ft. sKiff
with two and a half Lawson
•kicker. See Shaw at the
Trading Post.
FOR SALE — 1952 Frigidaire
Automatic Washer and
Dryer. Phone 2581.
FOR SALE -1949 Nash Super
600-4 door sedan, back seat
makes into bed, $725. Phone
0-501._
FOR SALE—Dick’s Ace Cab.
Dial 0-277 days only.
FOR SALE—2 lots. One a 16 x
20 cabin with metal roof, on
Mill Bay road. Phone 4572.
FOR SALE -1940 Oldsmobile
Club coupe, $155,8 cu.- ft.
1953 Hot Point refrigerator,
$150, baby crib with mat
tress, like new, $25. 54 Mis
sion rd. or phone 3364.
FOR SALE — 30-30 Savage
$40. Twin bunk beds with
one mattress & spring, $35.
Call A. J. Lowry at 3682 or
behind Pinches duplex.
EASTER — Sunrise Service,
Community Center, 6:00 am
Rev. Vincent Rosheger,
speaker. Everyone welcome.
BAPTIST—Mission Rummage
Sale. Saturdays 1 to 5:00 pm
K & L
Distributors, Inc.
Anno nee The Appointment Df
'Datt ^%cuv^<nd
a* rftetn 0K*cUei6, iefrxe& ent<z Uv e
Featuring
BUD WEISER BEER
Su/hsttue
attet a, c*tKefrUte U*tt of {t*c
4491 Kodiak 4660 E. Marginal Way Seattle 4 Wash
|fORYOUR PLUMBING-1
j needs, call 3191. Barney
Corgatelli. tf.
EASTER — Sunrise Service,
Community Center, 6:00 am
Rev. Vicent Rosheger,
speaker. Everyone welcome.
THE SPORTLAND — Snack
Bar is now open with Hazel
brewing the coffee and serv
ing sandwiches and con
servation.
Alcoholic Anonymous— Write
P. 0. Box 701, Kodiak. 4-24
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
is now Friday night.
Everybody Welcome
NOTICE
Dr. Milo Fritz, specialist in
(Eye, Nose and Throat condi
tions, from Anchorage will be
j in Kodiak the last week of
April. Anyone wishing to see
| him should leave his or hen
I name at Dr. Johnson's office
as soon as possible for an ap- j
pointment.
V •
Rev. Vicent Rosheger
will be the speaker at the
Easter Sunrise Service at
the Community Center
6:0C am. Everyone wel
; come.
I
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the people
of Kodiak for their expressions
.of kindness extended to us
I during our recent bereave
I ment.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Van Sant
HOW FIRE INSURANCE
In schools all over the country
children are taught the dangers
of fire—through free pamphlets,
talks and movies provided by the
capital stock fire insurance busi
ness. One purpose is to keep
down the tragic human loss by
fire—10,000 lives, including 2,000
children, every year.
This is only one of the public
, services performed by capital
stock fire insurance —a private
enterprise —of which the insur
ance agent is an important part.
His professional advice is yours
I for the asking. Phone me about
l your insurance—for, in these
(high-cost days, too little insur
ance protection for your home
and belongings can be costly.
INSURA NCEDEPT.
BANK OF KOP IAlT
Edna Kraft Return•
Mrs Edna Kraft returned
to Kodiak after a 10 weeks’
crip to the States.
I While outside Mrs. Kraft
visited her daughter, Mrs.
Anita Ann Mann in Newport,
Rhode Island. She also vaca
tioned in Washington, D. C..
j Boston and New York.
I The h ghlight of her trip
was the visit she paid her
birth place at Hedrick, Iowa,
where she met many relatives
and friends she had not seen
for many years.
While in the East she met
Mrs. Martha Bell and both of
them drove West stopping at
Denver, and then travelled
the southern route through
Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona
to Los Angeles.
Perkin On Honor Roil
Dr. Neil W. Hosley, dean of
the University of Alaska, to
day announced that Sandra
Perkins from Kodiak, Alaska
was on the honor roll for the
fall semester.
Dean Hosley explained a
student mast have a grade
point average of 2.00 or better
to qualify for the honor roll.
The student must carry a
study load of 10 hours or
more. Fifty-one students were
on the honor roll.
Ernest Gentry, Chief of the
Federal Western Area Nar
cotics division at San Fran
cisco, displays heroin, left
hand* which Narcotics Com
missioner Hariy J. Ansunger
announced in Washington Apr.
t> had been seized in San Fran
cisoo. The commissioner said
heroin was brought in by
i merchant seamen who ob
tained it at a gambling es
tablishment in Hong Kong by
i a man Anslinger names as
| Judah Isaac Ezra, 62. (A5)
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