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ALASKA TRANSFER A
Oil Delivery
Office—Across from Bert’s
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CARL W. RAJ OMAN
Where your Dollars have more Cents.
Just received the following and other Pre-War Items . ..
WESTCiAlX POCKET WATCHES
ME I'aL PUN-SIZED FLASHLIGHTS
GALVANIZED WIRE-CLOTHESLINE
MOUSE TRiAPS HUNTING KNIVES
POCKET KNIVES
NEW SHIPMENT—DUPONT Paints Stains
Varnishes Soeed Easy
Place your order now for a KELVINATOR RANGE
or REFRIGERATOR and a BENDIX WASHER, DE
LUXE or STANDARD
franchised Dealers for ....
• RCA VICTOR RADIOS and PHONOGRAPHS
• NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES
• EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS
• SPEED QUEEN WASHERS
• FOWLER WATER TANKS
• KELVINATOR
• EVINRUDE
• BENDIX
• FORD
STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGED
WE PICK UP and DELIVER CONSOLES
PROMPT &c GUARANTEED
RADIO repair service
GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
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* Baggage
* Storage
* General Contracting
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: Old Harbor News
I Peter Kahutak and Rastus A
queak are trapping at Rolling
Bay.
Pvt. Jacob James Simeonoff of
Karluk is visiting relatives and
friends heie.
Pvt. Kuiumpi LanonofT of Ali
tak has been visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Azueak
and new daughter, Dora Darlene,
have returned Bto their home in
Alitak after spending several
weeKs at Old Harbor.
Alfred Hansen and Andrew
Chokwok are visiting iriends in
Alitak.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Christian
sen are the happy parents of a
boy, Andrew, born Feb. 6.
Duane Beemer is working atl
Bell’s Dairy at Kodiak.
Pvt. Fedot Talisuk, who is sta
tioned at Anchorage, is visiting
hi3 aunt, Mrs. Polly Adonga and
family, during his furlough.
■
William Durban Hansen has
received a letter from his sister
in Norway, stating she survived
the German occupation and is
looking fora visit from him soon.
It was the first he had heard
since the opening of hostilities.
The “Game Night” at school
which is being conducted by Miss
Gletis Delgaty, the missionary,
who has been in the village since
October, is much enjoyed by the
[children.
1 Mike Inga, who has received
his honorable discharge fiotu the
armed services, has gone tc Ko
diak to work.
M ke Pestrikoff and Mike
Stephenski of Shearwater were
in Old Harbor recently looking
after the Pest ikoff property and
vuiting.
Mrs. Kia Lund left by plane
Wednesday for Anchorage where
she was called to the district
I court on a telegraphic subpeoua.
I
, if) now with Della's Beauty Cabia and
will remain thru the summer.
Miss Deitsch was formerly an instructor 1Q
Marinello schools. She specializes in manicures
and other beauty work
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-Alaska's Famous Plind Pianist
at the Piano
OPEN EVERY DAY
ON THE SQUARE
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"SQUARE EGG” SANS
You’ll appreciate a delicious snack
after you see that delightful show
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