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' 8ll!KSALE-320-aore homestead
j miles of fence wi 1 enclose
VVaj 0,000 acres grazing land) with
. 'H-room house in good shape
cedar siding & celotex in
"t(*yC( old sawmill, 2-room log
sev outbu’ldings. Only
^8500, less for cash.
^jasboat Kay Dee, 95 HP Mer
nry 3 to 1 reduction.
"5 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
w I'tet.
:iney3J) Chev. sedan, extra good
laotabber.
Jts.iouly 7-ft new Simmons fall
neo B*and bucking saws,
ie Sale or Charter—MSUyak
a^wre Harry Howe, Kodiak,
was
offitt
ie, [,
R SALE — Beauty Shop —
Fairbanks business district, 3
r. lease to go, stock included,
lane
•rice 13000.
[ have listed several choice
risin Richart addition, finest
then
eaidential dist. in Fairbanks
Hrite or call in person for de
Price
181,1 ails on these fine lots.
mu
turn
$275 to $350 each.
, Gradelle I.eigh, Realtor
^ 518 3rd fi ve. Box 4(58
^lext to Nordale Hotel Rear
„ Fairbanks, Alaska
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timLP WANTED—2 men, for
s, bilking cows & general dairy
Murk. See E. E. Bell.
'eJlP WANTED — CAA,
foody Island, has following
loraeaneies: I General Mechan
ic:, Civil Serv. CPC9 rating
j. »nual salary $3312.50, 40-hr
eek Must know small Dies
es & Gas engii.es rfP generally
«ndy with tools. Permanent
Dishwasher, male, clean &
sober. Wages $38 for 6-day
. |;k in add tion to room & 1st
Illlsss board. Want someone
Hi- n<ly willing to stay sev.
|)ioiiths at least. 1 laborer, $1
« hr. occasional work only,
(all Mr Dobrin, CAA, Woody
Rand.
UND —Infant s gold ring, in
>r Johnson’s office. Owner
ill at Mirror to iden*ify & pay
>i advertisement.
tNO TUNING—By appoint
>ent Rex Parrott. Leave woid
t Navy 644 tf
It ltE ' T—Modern furnished
oines Hot, & cold runni lg
iat,er Quiet residential dis
rct «ee S. H. Seais, Mission
Dad tf
iNTED TO BUY—We buy
•uns, Cameras & Sporting
qnipment. Russell’s Men's
iore.
WRSAlE—Land & build- |
wig, incl. new addition, I
«ow occopieo by Kodiak H
I Cleaners. Lot 35 ft. front- §
age by 90 ft. Center of |
business district. $30,000 I
Terms available.
|P K SALE—l.ot 14 Block 1
12 Leite addition incl 4 |
room mod. dwelling &
furn $1400 cash
Inquire
Bdtte De Young
(Gradelle Leigh Realty Co)
FOR S\LE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
houses, workshop, warehouse,
all on 3 lots See Harry Howe
FOR SALE—4-room house (2
bedrooms) furnished. Modern
with basement furnace. See
Mrs. Peterson, 58 Mission rd.
FOR SALE—1941 Ford sedan.
Good motor, good tires. Sell
cheap, am leaving. Call Navy
208, ask for Brand.
FOR SALE—Mechanic’s special!
Little fixing will make good
car. 1938 Chev. sedan, 5 good
tires For information contact
Clark’s Garage.
FOR SALE — Fresh daffodils,
SI 25 per doz. while they last
at Knudsen’s Fountain.
An Explanation
Since there seems to be so
much confusion and misunder
standing prevailing relative to
the referend m in the coming
City election to condemn a por
tion of the alley from Harbor
Avenue o Brooklyn Avenue, I
wit' attempt to clarify this mat
ter to the voters.
The portion of this alley to be
condemned lies between Knud
sen’s Fountain and where the
old Polar Bear building stood.
This 10 foot tract of land was
surveyed in 1941 as one of two
outlets of the alley that starts
on Harbor Avenue between the
Mecca Bar building and Chris
ty’s Bakery. This portion has
never been used for an alley and
before it could be used the city
' would have to bui d a b idge a
cross the creek and it would
ead nowhere as there is a build
ing blocking this Dropoted al ey.
Also, this proposed allay was
surveyed on an angle cutting in
to ots on each side which would
spoil the appearance of any
building put up on either side of
thisadey It is also only 53 feet
from 'he street known as Alaska
Way
1 trust this will explain this
mat ter to the voters as l do not
be'ieve any one who is fully in
formed on this referendum and
is interested in our city’s welfare
an progress, c"»uld have any
grounds to oppose it,
(Signed) Ben Kraft
—
Milk Notice
We regret having to take rfcie
action that deprives Kodiak of
milk. but. under the new OPA
r gulation we have no other al
ternative.
For 3 years we have sold milk
at 7 and a half cents below the
OF A wholesale price and 5 cents
‘Kitty’ Color ,i
Tale Of Sche ier
One of the rriost lavishly prod
uced movies made wince the wa*
comes to the Ornheuin Sunday
and Monday in the colorful
‘Kitty”, one of Paramount's
pictures of the year, starring
Paulette Goddard ,nd Hay Mil
land, recent Academy Award
winner
The period of this magnificent
ly staged and costumed under
taking is 1870 and the place is
lyondon. The glamorous story
concerns a vivacious guttersnipe,
Paulette Goddard who meets a
famous painter when she is
caught swiping his silver shoe
buckles. He is intrigued by her
beauty, and paints a portrait of
her. The result is a sensation
and comes to the attention of a
wealthy duke, who wants to
meet the subject of the portrait
Hay Milland, bearing a title but
no wealth, decides to use Paul
ette to gain his own ends, and
coaches her in being a lady so
she will impress the duke The
story from there on is skillfully
presented with outstanding per
formances by the stars aided by
Constance Collier, Patrick
Knowles, Reginald Owen, Cecil
Kellawav and Eric Blore.
Because of its sophisticated
quality the pic'ure is not recom
mended for childten
below the OPA retail price 'I he
new regulation netting the whole
sale price at 30 cents a quart
makes it prohibitive to attempt
to handle and deliver milk to
retail outlets in town.
During the period we kept our
price below the OPA ceiling we
absorbed increasing costs of op
eration, including labor and feed,
without adjusting our price up
ward to the a I owed ceding
Our experience in the past
yea s demon d.rates to us that at
present, operating costs we can
not handle milk in town at a
i profit at. the new established
price.
We deeply regret having to
! cease town deliveries and wish
1 our customers to know that we
have sought vainly for a solution
that would obviate such action.
Bell’s Daily
E. K. Bell
After 3 yea>s ami 27 days’ ser
vice in the Army, Wilton While,
son of Mrs. E Ina Kraft of this
city, was discharged last week in
Ancho'age and flew to Kodiaa
to rej in his wife, the fo-mer
Dagmar Hansen and infant
daughter. Wilton’s entire to ir of
duty was spent at \Pchorage al
though he made plane trips to
several other points, including a
recent flight down the Aleutians.
He will be employed at Kraft’s
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
BOSTON BLACKIE’S RENDEZVOUS
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30 8:30
Paramount 'Brings You Fiction’s cMosl Indiscreet
Heroine—From clhat Daring Best-Seller
You’ve Heard About!
K-l-T-T-Y
STARRING
Paulette Goddard & Ray Mil land
And a fine supporting cast
(Not Recommended For Children)
TUE. ONLY
REISSUE
NOTHING BUT
THE TRUTH
with ROB HOPE
WED. & THU.
DOUBLE FEATURE
STRANGER From PEERS
Unknown Guest
FRI. & SAT. «» * S:30
PUT O'BRIEN • GEORGE MURPHY • CAROLE LANDIS
[in trie hardware department.
1 J.;hn Thevik, who has been work
ing there since Gus Johnson 8
resignation is going fishing.
Card Of Thanks
, We wish to lake this opportu
nity to thank our many friends
j and customers for the pleasant
I associations e..joyed d inng our
past years in K- diak We shall
always recall them with nleasme.
George & Marian Bltnn
Pacific Northern
INC MING
Harold Davidson, Mr & Mrs.
1 P. ,1. Watkinson, Mr. Kerrigan. j
| L. E. Anderson, It C. King, Al-I
fred Naimmff, Iris. lone*, Vera
Pieice, Nick Tnnohuri, i<oy Sny
der, Win. Hubley, Dean Mooie,
Mr. & Mrs. Geo Magim-en.
OUTGOING
Ann Chichoski, Bud Metzgar,-’
Bobljy King, L M. Hagen, l>ttt
1 annon. Mr & Mrs, Arthur Os2- i
man & infant, Welter MacDon
nell. Join, o’heilley Albert Ur, •
Munis Bei-dm, Phil O'Neill, Mr*
& Mi^James Martz, Mr & .
Mfs. Geo Magnusen, Franklin >
Davis Alice Davis, Dean Moore, •
Geo. Blinn E B Eve-son, L. E.
And rson, Ann Sholin Kenneth
i Hughes, Pfc. Jacob Sin eor off,
I Buzz H< lt
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