Weekend Special!
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For Saturday Only —
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Here is a genuine home-style burnt sugar cake, rich with honey and whole eggs, topped with
creamy Butterscotch Icing. Its grand old-fashioned flavor wHl please you.
Only $1*00 each
TODAY’S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday evenintjs and Sundays
at Hnudsen's Kodiak Fountain)
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OPEN T DAYS WEEKLY
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Town Topics
AI Fenner, local taxi owner, is
building a garage at the foot of
the bill behind his residence on
Brooklyn avenue. He purchased
the property for the new build
ing from Mrs. Jessie Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells,
of Anchorage, arrived on the
Denali to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Max Folsom of this city. Mr.
Wells, who is with the army en
gineers, is Mrs. Folsom’s brother.
A spaghetti dinner, followed
by cards, was enjoyed at the
Harry Chnstopherson residence
Saturday evening.
Guests included Messrs, and
Mesdames O. A. Torgerson, Emil
Knudsen, Stanley Nelson, W. J.
Wheeldon, Merrill Coon, and
William Lamme; the Mesdamea
Catherine Blankenburg, Marcia
FauikDer, and Graoe Stephens.
Starting tomorrow a nursery
will be operated at the Commun
ity Baptist church during the
hour of the morning church ser
vice. The nursery is for the con
venience of mothers with babies,
and will be in the parsonage
which is next door to the church
building. Babies may be left
there after 11:00 a.m. each Sun
day hereafter. The Women’s
Society is operating the nursery,
and the women will take turns
being in charge. Babies and
young children from a few days
old to 3 years of age may be le>t
at the nursery. The commiuee
in charge is Mrs. Stanley Alvine(
Mrs. Glen Chandler, and Mrs.
R. E. Munson.
Children from 3 years up are
already cared for by the Primary
church which has been operated
for 4 and one half years. These
boys and girls start in the regu
lar morning worship service at
11:15 in the sanctuary and after
the first portion of the service of
songs and choir music go down
stairs for their own stories and
songs. This group is under the
direction of Mrs. Morris Burn
ham.
Parents are urged to feel free
to use these two groups—nursery
and Primary church—while at
tending the morning church ser
vice.
Danny Olson, age 3, received
r-eatment at the at the GM hos
pital recently for a fractured el
bow suffered in a fall.
NOTICE
American Legion
Meeting
There will be a regular meet
ing of the Kodiak Post No. 17
on Tuesday, September 25 at 8
pm at the Red Cross center.
Nomination of officers is to ba
made.
Jack Allman, Comm.
Harry L. Holt, Act. Adj.
The brightest light for Northern nights
For a steady, glowing, white light easy to read by,
brilliant enough to light up every corner of the room,
use Standard Blazo in your gasoline lamps. This highly
refined, volatile fluid ideally fits northern climatic
conditions. Blazo is a water-white pressure appliance
fuel that is both extremely efficient and economical.
Because of its inflammable characteristics,care should
be used in its storage.
STANDARD BLAZO
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA
POOL
(formerly Blinn’s Pool Hall)
TOBACCO
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