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j?Otf SALE—4-ioom house (2
f liedrooras) furnished. Modern I
with basement furnace Seel
Mrs. Peterson, 58 Mission rd.
yOJi SALE-320-acre homestead
(Smiles offence will enclose
10,000 acres grazing land) with
6-room house in good shape
with cedar siding & celotex in
side, old sawmill, 2-room log
tabin, sev. outbuildings. Only
{3500, less for cash.
Gasboat Kay Dee, 95 HP Mer
*ury 3 to 1 reduction.
25 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
fect.
1939 Chev. sedan, extra good
* robber.
6 only 7-ft. new Simmons fall
ing and bucking saws.
For Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
Inquire Harry Howe, Kodiak
F0HS4LE—Potted plants, ger
aniums, petunias, fuscbias, &
others. Remember Mother’s
Day Kodiak Fountain.
FOR SALE — Money-making
cocktail bar in heart of Anch
orage. Sacrifice for 513,500 in
cluding inventory. Write Box
2(15, Anchorage, Alaska. 5-11
IfOR SALE—Income property,
downtown Fairbanks. Room
ing hou^e, 8 rooms nicely furn.
2 cabins that rent for $40
monthly each. Excellent buy
I at $15,000.
HE have listed several choice
lots in R chart addition, finest
residential dist. in Fairbanks
Write or call in person for de
rails on these fine lots. Price
llrGtn $275 to $350 each.
•J Gradelle Leigh, Realtor
518 3rd Ave. Box 468
Next to Nordale Hotel Rear
Fairbanks, Alaska
?JR RENT—Modern furnished
bomes. Hot & eold running
water. Quiet residential dis
trict. See S. H. Sears, Mission
■ road tf
|ft3T—Brown billfold. Finder
i keep money & return it to Ko
! disk Fountain. Name D. E.
! Johnson on papers in wallet.
jtOST—Small black box of fish
! mg spoons on South Brooklyn
| Ave. Return to Mirror Office.
I Reward
*0N’T FORGET—the wife or
j mother. Give a flower remem
j btance on Mother’s Day to
i morrow. Knudsen’s Kodiak
^Fountain.
J Allen Heitman, who is in the
werchant Marine, visited in Ko
toik this week as the Liberty
he is serving on made port
jprc.
Mrs. Lloyd Swan is in town to
W her two daughters who have
attending school here, and
•'ll return with them to their
!l#®e on Harvester island.
[ fORSALE—Land&build
| ing, incl. new addition,
!»ow occupied by Kodiak
Cleaners. Lot 35 ft. front
( age by 96 ft. Center of
[ business district. $30,000
| Terms available.
Inquire
Bette DeYoung
fCradelle I.eigh Realty Co)
FOR SALE—2-unit apartment
house. Furnished, 1 minute
walk from Kraft’s store Live
in one half & let the other half
buy the who'e thing for you.
Present income is $1140 per
year & that’s 35 per cent per
annum on your money because
you can buy the whole works
for $4000. Terms can be ar
ranged. See Jack Allman.
FOR SALE — Modern furn.
house, plus 2 part. furn. cab
ins. Close in. Income $110
monthly. See Emmett Jenn
ings, Kodiak Cleaners. tf
FOR SALE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
houses, workshop, warehouse,
all on 3 lots See Harry Howe
FOR SALE—1941 4-door Olds
mobile sedan. See Nellie Melin
5-18
FOR SALE — I.ady’8 pre-war
heavy duty Firestone bicycle.
Like new $50 See at Kodiak
Welding Shop.
FOR SALE — Model A Ford
roadster in excel condition
Good tires & 1 brand new
spare. $50 new spare parts inn.
Will sell cheap. Apt 19, Felder
bldg
MOTHER’S DAY—For Moth
er’s Day get your fresh cut
fl iwer’s now at Knudsen’s Ko
diak Fountain. A large selec.
tion.
Telephone
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Incidentally, Kodiak will only
be allowed I hour (8 am to 9 am
—already booked solid) for
Mother’s Day according to a
message received rom ACS head
quarter because Adak has all
other hours booked ahead with
military calls for that day.
Contrary to previous assump
tion the service to Anchorage will
rot be available for some time.
The phone booth whish was
const) ucted in room 130 of the
Navy administration building
went into operation yesterday.
Outgo’ng calls from Army and
Navy civilian and military per
sonnel shou'd be placed by call
ing Army 108 during the hours
of 8 am to 5 pm weekdays.
At the present time no booth
is available at the ACS down
town office but a Western Elec
tee booth is being shipped from
Seattle and is expected soon.
A table of rates to all 48
states, and additional details, ap
pear on page 5. (One correction
was received too late to be effect
ed in the chart The last rate
shown under military should be
$6 88 instead of $5 38.)
The Lakina arrived hero Fri
day morning, and is expected to
leave southbound in a week or
10 day-i after calls around the
island. It brought 17 passengers
for Kodiak, who were:
Julia Barnes, James Ellsworth
0. C. Kuhnly, P. J. Hjelmeir,
Mrs. P. J. Hjelmeir, L. E. Mor
gan, V. P Morrison, Nolan
Shane, Wilbur Shell, John Smith.
Peter Trines, Mary Totemloff,
Mrs. P. Van Dolen, Bonnie Van
Dolen, David E. Gibson, John
F. Jones, Donald R. McKay.
*Spanish Main’ New
Technicolor Triumph
Ad veo til re and romance a
mrng the freebooters of the 17th
century form the dual theme of
“The Spanish Main”, the excit
ing Technicolor spectacle at the
Orpheum Sunday and Monday,
which stars Paul Henreid, Mau
reen O’Hara and Walter Slezak.
Henreid is cast as a peaceful
Dutch navigator who turns pi
rate to avenge himself on the
Spaniards for having enslaved
his crew, and Miss O’Hara por
trays a proud Spanish lady who
is the intended biide of Slezak,
the brutal Governor of Cartage
na
Henreid captures the vessel
carrying the lady, and marries
her to spite the Governor—but
fai’s to take into account her
loveliness—and the treachery of
his comrades.
Gorgeous settings in Techni
color, a stirring sea fight and
breath-taking du“l scenes are
among the fi in’s highlights, ex
pertly directed by Frank Bor
zage
The cast iacludes Binnie
Barnes, John Emery, Fritz Lieb
er and Barton MacLane.
Ice Pool Over Again
Fairbanks (Special)—The ice
io the Tanana moved at 4:40 pin
Sunday, making the winner*
Mike Jnhnso i, Snka: Lila I,inks
company licket) Ancho'age; C.
A. Forsseld (company), Fair
banks; and Federal Bar employ
es (company) Anchorage.
The $108 000 will be split into
$27,000 for each ticket
Nearest Kodiak ticket buyer
was Bud Bitonti, opeiator of the
Cheechako Grill, who had a
company ticket in for 4:41 pa.
There were 13 tic^e’s on that
minute N“xt closest was an O.
Kraft & Son pool, shared with
seveial others at 4:38.
If the pool had gone out tha
same time the day before a B A
B Bar ticket would have shared
in the winnings and if at the
same time a day later Walter A.
Taylor (company) and one other
would have split
Poppy Day Soon
In preparation for Poppy Day,
which is May 25, the American
Legion Auxiliary, tbe sponsors,
are making plans for the sale of
the traditioral poppies in Kodi
ak and at the base, Mrs. Jean
ette Bailey, Auxiliary president,
announced today.
Each year the national Auxili
ary distributes more than 20mil
lion poppies made by tbe disabl
ed veterans of two World Wars,
and each year the proceed! go to
help the men in veterans’ hospi
tals throughout the nation
For this area 2000 poppies
have been ordered and are due
now. A few left over from for
mer years are to be formed into
wreaths by the women of the
Auxiliary, and will be used for
decorating military graves.
The Camp Fire Girls are to be
asked to help in the poppy sales
Clifford Mowry, employed at
j the Norman Photo Shop, pur
chased a home this week in the
| Carlson addition.
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Hospital News
Mr. and Mrs Charles M. Win
ter, Woody Island, are the par
ents of a son, Johnny 1 ee, born
on May 3, weight 9 lbs 3 •*.
Both parents are employed at
CAA. _
A son, 7 1-2 lbs., was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Peer Unger, May
4 He will be named Ralph Fred
erick. It is their fifth child. The
father is employed at Kraft’s.
William Morgan of Raspberry
Stalls was admitted May 8 for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Irene Van Rooy was ad
mitted on the 9th for treatment
far bronchitis.
Mrs. Janet Saunders, em
ployed at the Commissioner’s
office, entertained at dinner for
her mother and family Sunday
at the Victory cafe, in honor of
Mother * Day Also present weie
Mrs A L. Fenner and eon Don.
Mrs. Saunders m leaving to
morrow, with her young eon, for
Portland, Ore., where she will
meet her hueband, M-Sgt. Clar
ence Saunders, who will be on
leave from duty in Manda.
Mary Ann Waselie, of Lar
sen’s Bay, and James McCor
mick, of Afognak, were married
March 23 at l areen's Bay by
deputy U. S. Commissioner Ro
bert von Scheele. The couple’s
witnesses were Mike Inga and
Archie Brunton.
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