Santa Claus’ Knapsack
Will Bulge With Money
In N. A. S. Sweepstakes
Siems, Drake, Puget Sound is
sponsoring a Christmas benefit
sweepstakes to raise money for
the holiday activities for every
one at the base, including civil
ian employees, the army, navy
and marines.
The first prize is $5000 with
$20,000 in smaller prizes. Of the
money taken in $7500 will go tor
the expenses of the 10-day’s cel
ebration of which everv feature
will be [free. There will be no
profit fiom t e enterprise The
drawing will be held at the ,\eu
Year’s Eve dance.
The affair is under the direc
tioa of the General Activity s
Committee, composed of the fol
lowing:
I. Swisher, director of recrea
tion
Roy Hoffman, chairman
Christmas committee
George Wahlgren, chairman
finance
J B. Jenkins, chairman music
Tom Stiles, chairman boxing
Milt Erwin, financial secretary
Frank Erickson, chairman
dance
Lieuts. P. J. Riley and J. J.
Bohan, in charge of service men’s
parties
Harry Beales, general purchas
ing agent
increased Cos* Brings
Raise in Price of Bread
Because of increased labor
costs, advanced food prices and
a combination of other faotors
Harry ' ' ' "
__ -^cnsropuerson, manager,
.V&h’sty’s bakery, announces a
nominal increase of 5 cents a loaf
in bread prices.
“We have gone to the expense
of installing bread slicing equip
ment for the first time here, and
the cost of slicing and wrapping
each loaf is 3 cents,” he said.
“Our modern equipment and the
use of high grade quality ingred
ients further improves the qual
ity of our product and enables us
to give better service.
“In addition we are now able
to offer a wider variety of bakery
goods never before available in
Kodiak, which has necessitated
the importing of two experienced
bakers, Homer Reynolds and Joe
Guthrie.
“We are maintaining a bakery
which is above territorial inspec
tion requirements”, he added,
“and we will spare no expense to
give Kodiak the bakery service
that its growth now warrants.”
WORK
WANTED
A1 Atchison
&
George Ingram
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“Whiskey fell” Passes
Away, Funeral Sunday
No more wi 1 the famous
“Whiskey Bill” be seen on the
streets of Kodiak, for death, as
it must to all men, came to Bill
a little before midnight Wednes
day night in his home next to tho
beach on Tu-gurry road.
Bill was 76 years old, and old
age and heart trouble were the
cause of his death. Not many
kDew his name as it appeared on
the death certificate — William
Shreve. He had also been known
by the last name of Clemens.
No known close relatives sur
vive, but it is reported he has
relatives of some wealth in San
Francisco.
He was born in Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada, and has been
in Alaska since 1892. The last
IS years he has spent in Kodiak.
New Eatir»jj EsU ment |
A new eatery foi diak wilj
of next week when I iar Cafei
owned and operate by Dick
Green and Joe Mul en, owners
of Star Cabs, will I n operat
ing at the site of their waiting
room across from the Orpheum
theater.
The cafe will be an innovation
To Open First Week'
f a dink as it will feature ex>
cl •*»{> hot dogs, hamburg^
i- bib all at reasonable pjj^
tl announce.
new idea, frequent
u; <1 in the bigger cities, will b,
“r-HH’tier service”, as no seatiij,
will lie provided.
" ( be cafe’s an angement ^
e <’e ns to give fast service*
tl e owners said, ‘‘and special^,
tion will make it possible togfo.
it at a reasonable price.”
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