PERMANENTS
♦ Laid Wave
❖ Machineless
♦ Machine
& Other Beauty Specialties
RITA’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
(Formerly Horsman’s)
10 to 5:30— Evenings by
Appointment
Always rely on this great rub for
CHEST
COLDS
to relieve coughs — aching muscles
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Buy Wrangell Phones
Wrangell— The Wrangell Tele
phone company has been pur
chased by Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Friedman, formerly of Kodiak,
who took over the business July
1, from Mrs. Christine Darwell,
former owner.
Friedman was with the Fish
and Wildlife Service in Wrangell
in 1945, while Mrs. Friedman
worked in the Wrangell Ci'y
Market before going to Kodiak.
FOR SALE....
\ SILVER FOX
>
Crosses & :
! Reds :
All made up, ready to wear.
One Wolverine
(MADE UP for
BED, FLOOR or WALL ORNAMENT)
Land Otter Coats
To Order
see WALT MULLEtt ass bar
Frank I. Doherty
Volleyball To Start
Kodiak volleyball enthusiast
will make their debut in compet
ition Monday evening when the
local squad, sponsored by th<
Community Center, tangles with
the NOB Civilians in the Civil
ian gym.
The squad will leave the Com
munity Center at 8 pm. Any in
terested players are cordially in
vited to attend.
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W. J. ERSKINE COMPANY
| LAST
DELIVERY
I 3 PM DAILY
Alaska’s Oldest Store
Founded in 1796
REMEMBER.. ..Net only Today
BUT.Tomorrow & Everyday
YOU SAVE.when you buy at
ERSKINES
I # #
I Special Saturday Prices
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Tomatoes
Celery
Corn
Cukes
Grapes (Malaga)
Peaches
Plums
Lettuce
.40 lb.
.75 per head
3 for .50
.40 lb.
.50 lb.
.45 lb.
.40 lb.
.40 head
Also - - - GRAPEFRUIT, LEMONS, ORANGES,
APPLES, A VOCADOS
GREEN ONIONS, CAULIFLOWER, SQUASH,
j CARROTS, CABBAGE, ETC.
| A Special Shipment for Saturday Selling
5 ----I. -—
I Double-barrelled
SHOTGUNS- Pun,P
Automatic
! REVOLVERS- -22 Hi power
I 6 barrel
HALUCRAFTCRS RADIOS ]
FIRESTONE Portable suitcase radios
"Battery Pack”
THOR gasoline operated washing
machines \
, f-i-jnmurin-M
Rotary He;
Visits Hen
Fiank L. Doherty, of Vi
B. C\, governor of Rotary
district 101, which incl^
aska, visited Kodiak this
while making an inspect,
Rotary clubs throughout^
ritory. He was accompaa
James Woodford, past pr^
of the Seattle Rotary clnb,
has visited Alaska on *
past occasions.
Before arriving here Sy
Governoi Frank conclude
assembly of club represent)
at Fairbanks, when that
was host to officials from”
kan cities. Representing Ki
at the meeting were J
Martz, president, and
Hinckel, secretary, of thtj
club.
On Monday a trip on fi
diak Bear 11 was ana
through the courtesy of (J
Madsen, who took tbe via
dignitaries and a group of ]u
ians to Ouzinkie, with lunch
ved aboard on the way ove
President James Mam
host at a dinner Monday «
at the VFW club. On Tn
Governor Frank was the s|
at the regular Rotary lun
bringing a message on 1
woik, particularly inthenn
of international service and
cational service.
On Tuesday evening a I
ness meeting with the q
board of directors was he
the C. Blanker)burg re®
and Rotary programs and
were analyzed.
The two officials left by |
Wednesday for a meeting h
chorage, and then will visit
on the way back home.
Keep your eye on Knudsei
IN THE PROBATE COQ
FOR THE TERRITORYl
ALASKA, THIRD Divd
KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Matter or the EsUtt
of
ELLEN O BRIEN,
Deceased.
NO. 288 Prebate
NOTICE TO CREDITOR
NOTICE IS HEREBY B
EN by the undersigned, d
istrator of the estate ofS^
O’BRIEN, deceased,totM
itots of and all person# bn
claims against che said dec#
t that within six (6) mostbs i
the date of the first public*
of this notice that they may
hibit such claims, along with
necessary vouchers, to th#
Administrator at the office*
attorney John C. Hughes, Be
lyn Avenue, Kodiak, Alt
that being the plaoe f«r
transaction of the business*^
said estate.
Dated at Kodiak, Mask*,
21st day of July 1947.
Warren A. Taylor
Administrator of tb#
Estate of
Ellen O’Brien, Dec#*
Date of first Pubficatioa
> July 2 , 1947
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