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p)R SALE—Two deeded places
Kjjoiniog in Kizhuyak bay 15
Bi)es from base 1 good set iua
jfovementa. 3 room bouse, some
furs i groceries & tools. Run
ijtg water, light plant, chickeD
^puse, 6inoke house, shop &
jjd warehouse Material on
to build small cannery. 1
gjllion ft. saw timber on 2 pla
hs. Red stream & claim 2 miles.
Idories & 2 gill nets. Good hun
(M| fishing & garden. $7500.
f. A. Healey, P. O. Box 131 E,
f#diak, Alaska. —5—3
fOR SALE—4-room house, bath
A large porch, completely fur
»«hed, inch Bendix washing
machine. See Mrs. H. M. Coul
«y at the Cub
' FOR SALE—Deeded property,
1 fa nisbe-l home with furnace
> Wat. Two A1 skid shacks with
AM) feet fir siding. Also clean,
goiog business. Inquire Chuck
i Lill s, Box 316 Kodiak Al
aska
' FOR SALE—The Cub confec
tionery &. popcorn stand.
Good location i ext to theatre.
Mis H. M CouUey, Box 54,
Kodiak.
FOKSaLE—Diamond Ring 1
3rd carat yel'ow gold & plati
num setting. Inquire Kodiak
Book Fair.
FOR SALE—1941 Plymouth 4
door sedan. Good shape, good
rubber. See Bill Worth, Cope
St tf
FOR SALE)—Harry’s Cab. See
Patrolman Harry Lindgren.
FOR SALE—Rabbits, fresh
dressed fryer size. Orders may
be left with O. Blankenburg.
A—i Farm near Baptist mis
NOD, tf
WANTED TO BUY—Small
second hau l adding machine.
Kodiak Variety Store.
NOW OPEN—Tony’s Barber
Shop. Ve'eran owned & oper
ated. Come in & get a good
haircut or shave. A'l equip
ment sterilized By Moe. 5-3-p
HELP WANTED—Part time
Stenographer: One whole day
or two half-days per week. See
Ken Wede, Community Cent
er.
FILM SERVICE—Rolls of 120,
620 developed <fc printed, 55
cents. Better—Cheaper—Fas*
er. Norman Photo Shop.
LOCK & KEY SERVICE—
Locks installed, repaired and
keys made for cars or homes.
Safes serviced. Leave orders at
| Wodlinger’s Drugstore. 517
AT LAST—Your opportunity to
obtain shrubs, hedge:*, rose
bushes, Hardy Perennials All
stock “North Tested” and
flown direct from the tNursery
to you. Kodiak Garden Club.
Place orders with C. Blank
enburg
A telegraphic warrant has been
sent to Fairbanks for Jack Hoi
lahan, who left Kod ak by plane
last week. The complaint, signed
by Clifford Cooper, allege- Hol
laban issued a check without
sufficient funds
A civil case filed by Jorgea
Fredrickson against Stanley
Johnson,cab driver, who was tak
en off the Denali at Ketchikan,
has been dismissed, following ar
rangements for payment of mon
ey claimed due in a taxi deal
Two slot machines, the “one
armed bandit” tvpe, were con
fiscated at the Beachcombers
Thursday by deputy U. S. Mar
shal1 Paul Herring, The Mar
shal’s office sai I they were the
NEW
LOW FARES
to Seattle
$150 oneway
$270 round trip
PLUS TAX
Pacific Northern Airlines
ii*y .vLirUii, District agent
THE S H OWPLAC E OF KODIAK
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT —"Docks of New York" East Side Kids
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property of the Kodiak Amuse
ment company, operated by Jack
HinGkel.
A suit brought by J&mts Ben
nett versus Fred Miller for col*
lection of wages claimed due was
dismissed by G W Bubeudorf
at the request of the plaintiff.
The case was reported settled
out of court.
Petty Party Arrives
Artist George Petty, whose
work is familiar to all readers of
True magazine, arrived by PNA
Wednesday on his fourth bear
hunt on Kodiak island.
On this trip he is accompanied
by William Fawcett Jr , of Faw
cett publications, publishers of
True and other magazines, and
Daniel Mannix, free lance pho
tographer.
Guides on the trip are Ted
flersee and Guy Waddell, of Ho
mer '
The group plans to spend a
bout 2 weeks on the island in
the vicinity of Karluk lake, and
the re ults of their trip are ex
pected to appeir as an article
and pictures in True Magazine.
Mannix will also try to get
enough color movies of the bear
to make up a con menial rho t
subj ct for general release
The party left Wednesday aft
ernoon for Karluk lake, with 2
truck loads of gear, on the Gru
man plane piloted by Jack Elli
ot
A special business meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary
will be held Monday afternoon
at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. L.
J. Norman.
Ben Kraft left Sunday for
Phoenix, Arizona, for a fami y
re-union. Taking part will be a
sister. Mrs. Pauline Hunt, and a
brother Emil Kraft, both of
Phoenix; a sister, Frieda Blinn,
of Kodiak, and another si«ter,
Mrs. Al Bogan, of Seattle
The return trip of the inaugur
al excursion flight of the Cordo
va Air Service returned to Kodi
WED. & THU. Double Feature w*
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is a iiian!
All she gets is trouble!
in
"HIT the HAY"
Sidney Toler as
CHARLIE CHAl
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SHANGHAI COBRA
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FRI. & SAT.
<r30 & 8:30
tk Friday morning after spend*
me the night in t-'ordova
Despite a storm on the way
down aud fog on the way back
passengers reported a fine trip
and an enjoyable week’s visit in
Seattle and other points. Anoth
er round-trip is being plamned
for next Wednesday.
Leaving on the plane yester
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VICTORY
CAFE
EVERY SATURDAY
8:30 pm
sponsored by
ACCA
PINOCHLE
ffree refreshments
day were L. H. Whittal, G. A
Robinson and Joseph LaValley,
for Seattle; Gunder Salseg and
J. VV. Bowers, for Cordova.
Mrs. Dorothy Haag
The above-named person may
caH at, CHRISTY’S Bak >ry to
day and receive the Weekend 1
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