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"THE LONGEST OAK
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The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
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JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
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Knudsen’s Kodiak Fountain
ICE CREAM FIT FOR A KING
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SANDWICHES — CAKE (home made)
ALASKA PICTURES SOUVENIRS
CURIOS IVORY FURS
POLAR BEAR HUGS
MAGAZINES BOOKS NEWSPAPERS
POP MIXERS POPCORN CANDY
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KNUD SEN'S
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
“ cHext to the Largest Store in Town
'Town topics
Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Schultz, former owners of the
Ship’s Tavern here, and their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Tyler, have sold
their cocktail bar, the 921 Club,
in Los Angeles.
They plan to go into business
in Palm Springs, where it is hop
ed the climate will be more suit
able for Mr. Schultz, who recent
ly had a series of operations that
removed 8 r Is. Both lungs also
were collapsed and he is under
constant medical care.
Marion Curtis, public health
nurse, returned Sunday after a
3-weeks’ vacation trip to the
mainland. She went to Cordova
and Valdez, drove to Fairbanks,
flew to Anchorage, took the train
to Seward and returned by boat.
While in Fairbanks she made the
trip to Circle Hot Springs.
Mrs. Nick Miell, local teacher,
accompanied her part way and
is now in Seward, where she is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hen
ton, former local residents.
A coming picture article in
Look magazine about post-war
possibilities in the Anchorage
area will be of special interest to
Kodiak people, as the couple
chosen to be portrayed in the
lay-out is Lt. “Bud” Branham,
well-known while stationed here,
and his wife, Maxine, hostess for
Alaska Airlines, the former Mrs.
L. L. Shaw, who lived in Kodiak
for some time.
Mrs. Celeste Lewis, who has
been employed as house mother
in an Army dormitory, for wom
en employees, in Nome, has sign
ed a contract for another 6
months. This Fall she plat s to
make a trip to San Francisco as
she is lonesome for the Outside.
Two years ago she mrde atrip
from Kodiak to the States.
Dick Pollard, of Anacortes,
Wash., engineer on the McCon
aghy tender, Nora, is receiving
treatment at the GM hospital
this week for a fractured leg re
ceived in an accident.
In Uyak bay Friday while
picking up a smaller disabled
boat Mr. Pollard was paying out.
the tow rope and got caught in
the bight of the line.
Leonard Campbell and Glenn
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Kodiak
Timber
Co.
Chadwick Bay
Alaska
Post Office Box U 6
Kodiak, Alaska
Wodlinger Drugs
For Summer Daintiness:
Deodorant Creams
we recommend
YODORA
ARRID
FRESH
Colognes
DOROTHY GRAY
LELONG
LENTHERIC
Body Powder evening IN PARIS
LELONG
LENTHERIC
For Summer Comfort:
SMART SUN GLASSES from 75c to $17.58
FOOT POWDER and BALMS
PANCAKE MAKE UP Stays Fresh All Day
In Stock:
THERMOS BOTTLES - DUNHILL LIGHTERS
HESSON GUARD & YELLOW BOLE PIPES
DOUBLE KAY NUTS
Ivory Earrings
Ivory Bracelets
Ivory Pendants
Ivory Desk Pen Sets
Ivory Handled
Carvinn Set
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# Choice Steaks
0 Fried Chicken Broilers
0 Spaghetti & Raviola
# Sandwiches
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Home made pies & Island Fountain Ice cream
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'We are equipped to handle all kinds of
BULLDOZING
ROCK WORK
Bids or Hour Work
Any Job
We can also handle your gravel hauling
LET US FIGURE YOUR JOB
CHASE & TOLBERT
Victory Cafe
Open till •/ Am Daily
PINING ROOM
LUNCHEON 11 to 2 DINNER 5 to 1
BANQUET ROOM
Available for Private Parties
We Serve Island Fountain Ice Cream