Classifieds
SALB— Same, 7 rooms
inti bath & laundry, famished;
so 2 lots, good view—garden,
Vriee: $0000 ($4000 cash, bal.
terms). W*ter system, 5 lots,
akidshaek, $1200.
Chester Clark, Mission rd. (tf)
No callers Saturday.
OR SALE—Immediate posses
aioa. 4-rooms nicely furnished,
laundry room & basement,
central heating. Also 2 skid
shacks A lot. See Mrs Lillian
JrhnsoD, Mission road, Satur
day A Sunday or after 7 pm
weekdays.
DR SALK — Wavy sectional
walk-in hox 9 by 12 by 8 with
• inches cork insulation. Com
■ttrical reach in refrigerators
16 t»80 cu. ft., glass or solid
cfcors for borne, restaurant or
xiocery. 22 cu. ft frozen food
display oases with mirro
$725 FOB Seattle. Descriptive
literature sent on request
McBride Refrigeration Service
Cjx 1019 Jackson St., Seattle,
Wash. 7—l9p
OR SALE—House & lot. 3
rooms dfc bath partly furnish
ed. Reasonable priced. See
Bette Ball at Log Cabin Liquor
a ore. 7-2#
OR SALE —Small partly furn
ished house, 2 rooms & bath
Basement dug <fc material for
2-rna addition optional. Miss
ioo rrf 2nd house beyond Say
Sears. Howard Furlong.
STiLL HAVE—a few spring
priatg, summer blacks and
gabardine suits. Come tell me
what you want in my next
shipment Nylons 8 1-2 & 9, 51
guage, $1 49 pair. Silk Dress
Shop
DR SALE—New 8’ by 12'
braad’oom rug. Greeo, tone en
tone. At cost less freight
charge. See Mrs. Warren
Taylor.
IELP W ANTED—Custodian
far school building able to do
aaaialcaance work. Salary
$300. See Leon Johnson or
Mia Marcus Meyer at once
ELP WANTED—Male or fe-i
caale. Men or women to earn
excellent commissions taking
•rdera full or part time for na-1
teonally known Maisonette
Frocks. Write Field Mgr., Mins j
1L Gustafson, Box 913, Fair*
tanks.
MJND—Single key near boa'
landing at Island I.ake. Owner
may identify at Mirror office.
013ND—Five keys & pierced
coin on chain Owner may
identify & pay for ad at the
Mirror office.
X1XL & KEY SERVICE—
Leeks installed, repaired and
keys made for cars or homes
Safes serviced. Leave orders at
Wad Unger’s Drug Store. S -9
Sue Scranton, pianist, who has
•ft in the States, returned to
ixftak this week.
Case Settled
The Nachtweih-Briggs case,
dismi'Fed in the U S Commis
sioner's court and for which no
tice of appeal had been given,
has been settled out of court, it
wa- reported this week
Under the terms of the settle
ment Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Briggs will vacate the Thompson
homestead, owned by Mrs, Bea
Nachtwe h, by August 10.
Preparing Tor a series of games
with feminine to.-sers from NOB,
Kodiak young women softball
enthusiasts are working out at
the schoolgrounds each Monday
and Thursday evening. Play
starts at 6:30 o’clock and all
interested young women are in
vited to participate.
A large metal sign, shipped
from Seattle in 3 sections, has
been added to the north wall of
Knudsen’s.
Another new sign causing
much favorable comment is the
huge ribbon-like neon sign in
stalled on the front of the new
Casino building.
Fairbanks—A divorce was
granted here July 9 by District
Judge Harry E Pratt to Gloria
M. Englund from Clarence D.
Englund. Mrs. Englund, who
was granted custody of 2 minor
children, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Swanson of Kod
iak.
SPECIAL KEA
NOTICE
Beginning July 30 and there
after on the 301 h day of each
month, a'l persons responsible
for premises using electricity in
Kodiak will be required to read
the meters on those premises.
Meter reading cards will be
mailed to each such person prev
ious to the end of the month.
On tkese cards are printed 4
[dials and below these dials a e
printed 4 windows If the meter
has a dial face, mark each dial
with a lint in the exact position
of the hand on the meter dial
corresponding to the dial on the
card.
If the meter has a direct read
ing face write each number in
the window on the card corres
ponding to tha window on the
meter face.
In the blank space below these
windows write in the date and
the name of the person who read
the meter and mail the card at
once All return cards must be in
the mail not later than the 3rd
of the month, or a 5 per cent
penalty will be added to the bill.
Billing will be hu.dled as pre
viously and payments may l>e
made at the Bank of Kodiak
from the 10th through the 15th
of each month After the 15th all
unpaid bit's are subject to a pen
ally charge for late payment and
must be paid at the KEA office
un Tagura road.
Please be as accurate as pos
sible and mail your meter read
i g return card promptly.
Ted Kozak
Manager, KEA
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT ~ “cA Wave, c4 Wac & a §Mirine”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
STARRING ....
★ Errol Flynn
★ Eleanor Parker
★ Patti Brady
i
Hospital flews
Mrs. Pete Magnu9en was a
psatient for eeveial days for med*
ictal treatment.
Mr. Albert Rogeness, of Se
attle, was injured when he was
rescued by a Navy boat from
hiis fishing boat which wa9 lost
duiring the week.
A daughter was born to Mr.
anid Mrs Arthur Hudsrn on July
115i, weight 6 lbs. 9 ounces. No
naime has been chosen for the
baiby.
A son was born to Mus 1-c
and Mrs. Robert C. Gady on
Juily 17, weight 7 lbs 2 oz The
parents have not yet decided up
on then son's name.
John Halliday injured 3 fingers
in a machine at the Anchorage
Cold Storage plant during the
week.
Admitted during the week for
minor injuries were: Morgan
Brink, Don Engblom, O-car
Schei, Elmer D> an, and Selmer
Torgereon; for medical treat
ment; Fred Osborne, Baby John
nie Sautoer, Nony Gregorinff.
Donald Scrongs and Jane Pi
koon had their tonsils removed
on Tuesday and Wednesday, le*
epectively.
An informal luncheon was giv
en at the hospital on Thursday
to honor Chaplain and Mas J.A.
Whitman, who are leaving Kod
iak during the coming week, and
to welcome the new Chaplain
Twichell. Present at the lunch
eon were: Chaplain and Mrs
Whitman, Chaplain Twichell,
Mr and Mrs. David Hungerford.
Mr and Mrs. William Stone,
ai d Mrs. Store, Sr.; Rev. and
Mrs Glen Chandler, Dr. and
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson and R.
Holmes Johnson. Mrs. Johnson
p,ended at the tea table.
Reverend Mother St. Edward,
GN'H, and Mother St Uisula.
GN>H. arrived on Monday's
plare after a ten day trip from
the Girey Nuns Motherhouse at
Philadelphia They will remain
until about July 27, and will re
tun i ome via San Francisco.
TUE. ONLY (Repeat)
"NO TIME FOR COMEDY"
Rosalind Russell James Stewart
WED. & THU. Double Feature
“Blazing Western Trails’
.rt
ft
Dick Tracy”
Morgan Conway
Anna Jeffries
IB
6:30 <fc 8:30
FRI. & SAT.
“Partners in Time”
•with Lum and Abner
Pamela Blake & John James
■ ill ill I' I—IBIM1I I!' III— II
Notice
A new and needed service for
the residents of Kodiak and vi
cinity will be offered beginning
approximately September 1.
By that date new and modern
equipment will be received from
the States for our complete shoe
repair shop.
Watch for the opening an*
nouncement!
Bay Geiger
J hnny Trentiolm, nephew of
Della Kinport9, arrived here re
cently to spend a vacation from
duty in the array at Shemya,
where he is stationed with the
air force ground crews. He form
erly went to school here before
enteiing the service.
He expects to be discharged
in tt ruon'hs, and will leave for
Shemya about Sunday.
Ha'f a dozen teen age young
i eople will be taken on a trip a
round Kodian Island, by Mr.
and Mrs Ken Wade of the Pom.
mumty Center, it was announced
thu week. The group will make
the voyage on Bob Von Scheele’s
raailboat, leaving August 15 and
11,king about a week for the
circuit.
Interested young people are
invited to inqti re at the Com-c
munitv Center. Reservations
will be filled in the order re
ceived.
Northern Airlines
OUTGOING
Sonja Chonka, Elton Nelson*
Floyd Phillips, Sift Veseth.
H N Nilsen, W L Hammon,
Mrs R E Nickolson & infant
Bobette Campbell, Donald Crum
packer
Pacific Northern
OUTGOING:
Jacqueline Foster, C W Ktdd>
Chaddie Kelly, M M Drake Mr
and Mrs. Geoge Keeling & Son,
B D Hoover. W Crnip, L K Sim
mons, Walter An rews, Chas.,
t anny, Dorald* A Stars'* Am
undson; Jack King, Mr. & Mrs.
L L Marliu, Helen Ca-s, M D
Perry, John Walker, Art Gregor
off, Qlof Ogren, D E Farley, Ed
Wilkie, Walter Sipprell, Guy
Graham
INCOMING:
Margaret McLaughlin, F Ger
entin, B Allen, W E Pinnell, F A
Wood Clatence Kidd, Jack
k Ha, tVMy I av’or