PERSONALS
The engagement of Haael
Rogers, Chicago, III., to John F.
Allott, of Los Angeles, was an
nounced March 2 at a party
given by Katherinp Cratiot at
the Town Club. Guests were
Harvey Brown and Bob Wilson.
The couple are leaving soon
for the States and will be mar
ried in Chicago.
11. H. Grocock, civil engineer
of the construction division at
Fort Richardson, arrived in
Kodiak this week on a short
business trip. While here he is
visiting with his sister-in-law
and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Nachand.
Lt. Comclr. Jack Benson,
former game commissioner, is in
the hospital at the NOB with a
broken leg. Mrs. Benson and
children will arrive from their
home at Unga this week to be
with Lt. Benson while conva
lescing.
Miss Barbara Crozier and her
brother, ltev. Richard Crozier,
missionary workers at Afognak, ^
were visitors in the city this;
week I
Mr. and .Mrs. Merrill Coon
enterta ne 1 at their home Satur
day evening, celebrating the
birthday anniversaries of Mrs.
Harry Christopherson, and the
hostess
The buffet supper was enjoyed
by Mr. and Mrs Christopherson,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Lamine;
the Misses Georgya Wilbur, Lois
Collins, Eunice Holland and
Christine Oslin; Major Harry
Hornecher, T.t. D. Eckelbarger;
Messrs. Raul Herring and A
Verle Collar.
Mrs. Mary Colton has resum
ed her position as nurse at the
GM hospital after a short
vacatioii.
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT,
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
HANS HANSEN, Deceased
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN by the undersigned,
executor of the estate of Hans
Hansen, deceased, to the credit
ors of and all persons having
claims against, the said deceased,
that within six (6) months after
the first publication of this notice
they exhibit them, with the nec
essary vouchers, to the said
executor at the office of War
ren A. Taylor, Brooklyn Avenue,
Kodiak, Alaska, that being the
place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate.
WARREN A. TAYLOR
Executor of the Estate of
Hans Hansen deceased.
Date of first publication:
February 26, 1944
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FOUNTAIN PEN SPECIAL SALE
UNIVERSITY PEN $1.00
INSTANT TOUCH WHITING
VISIBLE INK SUPPLY
MADE OF DUPONT PANEL PEARL
Ideal for school and homework uses
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WEBSTER’S DICTIONARIES
$1.25 & $2.50
LARGE SCHOOL TABLETS
10c & 15c
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Safeguard your health . . .
TAKE VITAMINS
Multivitamin cap with A, B, C, D & G
These are high potency. One a day is sufficient to
maintain a healthy vitamin diet
Coupons Selected
from those issued during February
NUMBER 039030
NUMBER 038841
NUMBER 039795
NUMBER 040831
NUMBER 040177
Katie Olsen
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Jennie Johnston
Frank Kempton
for $10.00
few $20.00
for $35.00
for $50.00
for $75.00
Remember a coupon given with each purchase ot $i.UU
in our Grooery and Meat Departments
Weekend Specials
Saturday & Sunday ONLY
WlErskine
Compani|
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EGGS
Doz. $1»25
Erskine’sTop o’ Morn
Day*old Specials
Limit 2
DILL
PICKLES
$1.65 gal.
Extra Fancy Pack
Limit 2
ROSEDALE
PEACHES
2 cans ee_
Size 2 1-2 MC
YELLOW CLINQ
Limit. 2
HAPPY VALE
PEAS
Tfor 40C
Libby Standard Pack
Limit 3
FRESH
CABBAGE
10c lb.
Limit it) lbs.
MEAT SPECIALS
BEEF ROASTS
VEAL CHOPS & CUTLETS
PORK ROASTS
40c lb.
From carefully selected beef
Limit; 6 lbs.
50c lb.
Extra Prime Veal
Limit 4 lbs.
45c lb.
Legs, halves or wholes
Limit 12 lb^.
MONARCH WOOD & COAL RANGE
No. 478 Regular Price $125.00
Special price $100.00 Wh'!lst
We hare just 3 more of these ranges