ae Alaska Communisation
stem starts summer office
£ trs on May 1.
•few hours will be week
c ysv 8 am to 10 pm. Sundays,
t to 1 pm, 4 to 5 pm and
t; so 10 pm.
Reservations for long dis
S mce calls to the states for
I other’s Day must be made
«arly. Capt. Larry Bucy, ACS
aeer in charge, said yester
day.
He pointed out that last year
many persons were disappoint
ed to find that when they
•wished to make their calls all
ihe ACS circuit time was used.
Classifieds
Classified ads will be accept
ed until noon Friday. Ads will
be accepted over the telephone
but are payable by Friday
noon, to appear in the follow
ing day’s paper.
FOR SALE— $900 29-foot
double end cabin cruiser,
gas marine engine, good
shape, leaving Kodiak. Call
Westman Navy 5%.
FOR SALE—Rooming house
business and furnishings. 19
rooms completely furnished.
Phone 2483.
FOR SALE—One 9 by 12 rug
and mat, new, never used.
Phone 3424.
FOR SALE— One Westing
house roaster with cabinet,
timer clock and broiler grid,
one Emerson portable radio,
one double pair nylon criss
cross curtains. Call 4481
after 5 pm.
FOR SALE—Galley. Interest
ed persons call 2353. Priced
right for sale.
WANTED — Two Missouri
mules and one highwheeled
buckboard. Must be able to
travel Kodiak streets. Call
A1 Fenner.
TOUND—four keys. Owner
identify same and pay for
ad at MIRROR office.
WE HAVE—72 pairs of Loa
fers, size 5 to 8, 9 1-2 to 11
at $6.65. Kraft’s Men’s
Store.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. 6-31 pd
RUBBER STAMPS — at the
Kodiak MIRROR. Made to
order. Orders filled in ten
days or less. Also notary
seals.
THE—Real Silk Hosiery Mills
will employ local established
resident to represent us in
Kodiak,. customer list fur
nished. Write L. E. Bolton,
box 115, Anchorage, Alaska,
giving references etc. This
» nermanent.
Wodllnfr Tells
Experfencti In Wild*
Larry Wodlinger regaled his j
fellow members of the Rotary
Club Tuesday with his ex
periences as a trader in the'
wilds of Northwestern1
Canada. ;
He made the trip with two
uncles of his who were selling,
and trading clothing and food
to the Indians.
Wodiinger’s tale was in lieu
of a program for the mem
bers following the regular
luncheon.
The Reverend R. N. Wilkin
son gave a short Rotary in
formation talk following the
story by Wodlinger.
Joseph Gale, on the staff of
the accounting business of
Certified Public Accountant
I Elmer Johnson, attended the
' luncheon as a guest of John
son.
Ten members were elected
by the club to run as candi
dates on the ballot at the
1 club’s regular election next
| month.
From the 10 candidates,
! six will be chosen as directors
[ and the six will in turn elect
ithe officers for the 1951-52
I year.
i Those chosen Tuesday were
Leon Johnson, Jack Hinekel,
Vinnie Root, William Lamme,
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, Jor
sr«n Fredrickson, Emil Knud,
en, J. G. Martz, William
Stone and Larry Bucy.
Read the FOR SALE ads
ike Kerr jr., son of Mrs.
Mike Kerr, is in Kodiak for a
furlough. He is in the Air
force and is stationed at
Elmendorf Field.
FOR ALL YOUR
Food & Grocery Needs
shop of the
Where Quality Meats
and groceries
art priced to sell
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
MILLIONS NAVE MADE THIS TEST
... Drink Budweiser for five days. On the sixth
day, drink another brand of beer. You’ll want
the distinctive taste of Budweiser thereafter.
| Your bottle of Budweiser Lager Beer is
brewed and aged by the costliest proc
ess known.
2 We spend a million a year extra to add
Europe’s choicest hops to America’s '
finest blossoms . . . for flavor and
bouquet.
J We are the biggest buyers of highest
priced brewer’s rice. It helps to give
Budweiser its stability, brilliance,
sparkle and creamy, snowy foam.
^ We pay premium prices for America’s
finest barley_and discard all but the
very select kernels before malting.
£ We lager every drop of Budweiser . ..
ferment it not once, but twice . . . age
it much, much longer than average ...
enrich it with natural carbonation.
L Do you know of any other beer whose
label tells you just what you are
getting? Our label is your warranty
against short cuts or substitutes.
The exquisite bouquet and distinctive
taste of Budweiser are found in no
other beer. Enjoy it today.
Budweiser
LAGER BEER
sim There's nothing like it,,, absolutely nothing
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. . . . S T. L 0 U I S
NOTICE
The Parent Teachers As
sociation will hold its last
meeting of the school year,
Thursday,.May 3, 1951 at the
school.
i Dr. A. Holmes Johnson,
oresident of the Independent
■ School District board, will
i speak. Every PTA member
’ should be an active member.
Come.
Orpheum
Theatre
LAST TIMES TODAY
2:30 - 7 and 9
“CINDERELLA”
Ellc's free matinee to all grade
schoolchildren
SUN., MONDAY
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LEE BOWMAN
JANE WYATT
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