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The O-so-good sugar icing raises them to the
nth degree of of taste goodness!
Glazed Doughnuts
60c Doz.
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NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
CHRISTY’S BAKERY
“Let Your Baker 'Do Your 'Baking '
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday evenings and Sundays
At Kundseu's Kadiak Fsuaiaia)
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MY BAR is dedicated to . . .
Those Merry Souls
who make drinking a pleasure
who achieve contentment
long before capacity
.... and whatever they may drink
prove able to carry it and
remain gentlemen
^ Coma in and get Pretzelized
while you drink
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Rhoades
Furniture
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FURNITURE
Bought Sold
Exchanged
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WEA RHOADES. PROP.
Mrs. Joe Marino and infant
returned this week from Auburn
Wash , whore she has been visa
ing her parents.
Petrich Has
Hew Boat
A new ship wi!l soon be in
readiness for mail delivery ser
vice to 23 Western Alaska com
munities to replace the motor
ship Clarinda recently destroyed
in an explosion at Sand Point on
its first run from Seward via
Kodiak, to the Aleutians.
Capt. Jesse Petrich, skipper of
the Clarinda and successful bid
der the oontrasr to perform 2
round trips a month, one to At
ka and one to Unahtska, has
purchased a vessel from the
Maritime commission.
His new 300 ton gross ship
will be named Aleutian Mail and
will be 136 feet long, 38 feet
longer than the Clarinda, with a
26-foot beam. She will have ac
commodations for 20 1st class
passengers, 24 steeraie and 12
crew members.
Petrich anticipates starting his
first run with the new boat on
Maroh 1.
Gable’s Back—The Syria’s Got
Him! fadv.)
Attorney Dies
Seattle—Clyde Ellis, 51, wide
ly known Anchorage attorney,
died here early Sunday following
i a heart attack. He had just re
turned from a trip to Washing
ton, D. C.
He is survived by the widow
and 2 children
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eatin’ YUM YUM!
What! OktueBe foods, Italian
Spaghetti, Mexican ObUi, Freak
Grab, Shrimp, or Cbioken
Oriap toasted sandwiches of
all kind?, aleo sent oat from B
•til B am. Party order* up to 2^
P D Q (teaming hot to yo«
table.
Remember, it’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
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