Tony’s
Tavern
"THE LONGEST OAK
IN ALASKA"
Where they Surre the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
TH e:
FISH LRMAN’S
AND
3 SEIAMAN’S
HEADQUARTERS
' Yea are o4tti>ays Welcome Here"
ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS: 9 am to 2 am daily
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
1 • Clean of Life
i
• Clean of Living
• Clean of Mind
• Clean of Body
• Clean of Soul
and above all
• CLEAN CLOTHING •
from the
Kodiak Cleaners
Kodiak, Alaska
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
• In CHINA it’s RICE
• In MEXICO it’s TAMALES
• In CALIFORNIA it’s PRUNES
• In SWITZERLAND it’s CHEESE]
® Ami in KODIAK it's
IIQllLLCK'S ICE CREAM sold only
hy KNUUSErS
We do have a lot of BOOKS, MAGA
ZINES, and GIFT ITEMS for you
and your friends.
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Wtier Kodiak has 3000, what will you have?
Warren A.
Taylor
Health & Accident
Automobile
Fire Life
Office on Brooklyn
Needed Hospital
Equipment Listed
j About 20 collection bottles
' have been placed in loca1 busi
| ness piaces for donations for new
equipment for the Griffin Mem
| orial hospital, Archie Davis, who
. ia sparking the drive, announced
' this week. Sevora’ firms have al
ready made individual donations,
he said, and if others desire to
| contribute that way checks may
be left at the Bank of Kodiak or
the Mirror office.
One of the bottles has been
: sent to the Woody Island CAA
hangout, and Mr. Davis reports
that wholehearted cooperation is
being received from everyone in
getting the drive started.
The money is being specifically
raised for new equipment and
the entire collection will be turn
ed over directly to the hospital,
which is operated by the Grey
Nuns of Philadelphia.
Equipment which the institu
tion lacks, to be purchased as
funds permit, include: 5 gatch
spring beds and 8 mattresses for
the men’s ward; 8 bedside cabin
ets; small regrigerator for the
service kitchen; a sun-ray lamp;
14 bed lamps, an electric floor
polisher and an electric toaster.
These articles are the most pres
sing needs at this time.
Meat to augment Kodiak’s
diminishing supply arrived here
Monday on an Army transport,
and was delivered to all three
local meat dealers The local
stean ship agency made arrange
ments for the shipment when the
regular sailing of the Cordova
was delayed beyond its regular
sailing date
Leslie A Dean, Surplus Prop
erty Board, and Gladys Honey
cutt, Surplus Property official,
arrived here by plant Wednes
day.
• TAILORING
• ALTERING
• SEWING
Edythe
Smith
ACROSS FROM
BERT’S
Wodlinger-Bert’s Drug!
BEEN PRETTY COU>
LATELY ... I
although we have all been pretty oomfortabl
with warm homes and clothing
BUT... I
think of the hundreds of thousands of pe«f ,
in France, Norway, Russia, Poland, Grew
etc. who have neither shelter, clothing, n<
adequate food.
DIG DOWN AGAIN 6 SUPPORT 7M
I OLD CLOTHES DRIVE j
We went over the quota last time —U
us do it again.
Bring your bundles to BERTS
DRUG STORE—pick-up depot
for the drive.
CHILDREN’S MUKLUKS — — — Native Mi
PARKAS—Reindeer Fawn, Rabbit — — Native Ma
MOCCASINS and ESKIMO DOLLS — — Native Ma
also NATIVE MADE
IVORY MASKS ARTIFACTS BASK!
DECORATED SHELLS
FMMlfM&GIFTSM
"CASINO"
SOMETHING GOOD TO E A '
STEAKS ** FRIED CHICK!
SOMETHING GOOD TO Drinl
HIGHBALLS ** COCKTA1I
5=1131
• HOURS 1:30 to 11:00 pm
Pinch’s
Jewelry
& Men’s Store ESShS
^ Etched Ivory Lavaliere Lockets
^ Etched Ivory Tie Holders
^ Gold Pan Ash Trays
^ Money Eli(is by Swank
^ Belt Buckles by Swank
WHIST MASTER
All Metal Adjustable Watch Band
Guaranteed for Life