THE
Victory
Cafe
Opposite Grpheum Theatre
Lloyd Smith & A) Miller
Owners
PERSONALS
jTlMr. John Gibbons was pleas
antly surprised at his home on
Mission road Wednesday, the
occasion being his birthday. Sev
eral friends dropped in during
the evening.
Miss Irene King has accepted
a position as ticket seller at the
Orpheum theatre.
Mrs. Mary Colton entertained
with a luncheon on Friday at
her borne on Mission road The
afternoon was spent in doing
needle work and playing con
tract bridge.
Mrs. Clara Larson won high
prize and Mrs. Irene Harvey
low.
Other guests were Mrs.
Georgia Sumerlin, Mrs. Beatrice
Martz and Mrs. Edythe Butler.
Mrs. Jack Cowan entertained
at dinner Thursday, Feb. 3, at
home in honor of Mr. Cowan’s
birthday. Mr. and Mrs. C'aude
Matthews and Mr. Kenneth
Smith were guests and several
other friends dropped in during
the evening.
Income Tax
Auditor & Tax Specialist
NATHAN SOLOW
FELDER BUILDING APT- 5
Monday through Friday 6:30 pin to 10 pm
Sundays Only 1:00 pm to 5 pm
YOUR LOCAL HOSPITAL
needs your support! Don’t get sick
and don’t break a leg . . . but,
when called upon, lend a hand.
Join the (Juild!
WHEN VOU THINK OF
ICE CREAM
THINK OF THE
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
“cKext to the Largest Store in Town’
Cosmetics Perfumes
Complete Service
Facial Make-up
Ladies’ hair-cutting
Permanent waves
Helen Curtis cold waves
Hazel Rogers is employed in
the office at the W. J. Erskine &
company store. Mrs. Rogers re
cently arrived from Chicago and
said this is her first trip west of
the Mississippi and that she is
very much impressed with the
West and Alaska.
Betty Gale Tolbert, daughter
of Mrs. Arthur Kizer, underwent
an operation for removal of her
appendix at the GM Hospital on
Tupsday morning.
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Word has been received here
of the birth of a son, David
James, weight 7 pounds 2 ounc
es to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J
Johnson, in Oakland, Calif. The
parents formerly made their
home in Kodiak in the Employ
ment Office building aoartments
while Mr. Johnson worked at
the base.
Mr. Melvin Johnson is the
brother of Mr. Paul Johnson, of
the Men’s Store here, and Mrs.
Melvin Johnson is a sister to
Mrs. Paul Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Philips underwent
a major operation at the GM
Hospital Tuesday.
Father Gleboff was admitted
to the GM Hospital Monday for
medical attention.
Mrs. Ray Harmon and infant
weie released from the GM Hos
pital Wednesday.
COMIN’ & COIN’
Alaska Steamship
OUTGOING:
To Ketchikan: Martha Bos
kofsky, formerly employed at
Erskine’s, and Elmer Johnson,
accountant.
To Seattle: Mrs. Helen 1 ind
say, who just sold Helen’s Eat
Shop to Tom Gallagher, on her
way to Tacoma to visit her mot
her; Nan Galbraith, employed
at Helen’s, to visit her father in
Pasa Robles, Calif.; Bonita Niel-!
son, high school student, to join
her father in Calif.
Mrs Tim Gilmore Mrs. Est
her Rothwell and baby, Miss
Grace Ghurchill and Mr. Mar
cene Lenz.
Beautiful Assortment
VALENTINE’S
cNovj on ^Dtsploy at the
TOTEM IGLOO GUMO
and
GIFT SHOP
the:
FISH FRM AN'S
AND
t SEAMAN'S
headquarters
‘You are cAtfaays Welcome Here"
SHIP’S TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
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ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS, owner
! CLUB MONTMARTRE
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Steak & Chicken Dinners
Served between the hours of
9 p.m & 2 a.m
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| Sand wiches-Chili-Tamales-Salads
i Served anytime
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Enlisted Men
3 to 9
Officers
9 to 2
Civilians
Anytime
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5 Piece Orchestra