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THE LONGEST BAR
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Where they 9orre the Beat Drinks in Town
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DIARY ...
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Mrs. Clara Blinn, who left re
cently for her home in Auburn,
Wash , had a sad experience with
her steamship ticket as she was
preparing for her departure.
Having purchased her ticket
she put it in her purse and went
home, where she put her purse
on her bed. Then she collected
some old magazines and put
them on the bed and then called
someone to take the magazines
out to be burned.
Later, when she went to get
her purse, it was gone. A search
(in the ashes of the magazine fire
disclosed a piece of metal frame,
all that was left of the purse.
With the ticket was over $50 in
cash.
It was a good thing the three
bear hunters, Stan Nelson, Doc
Sullivan and Pat Cannon, came
j home with a bear—or at least its
head For preceding their return
the story was all over town a
bout Robert von Scheele seeing
the hunters on his return to Ko
diak on his last mail boat trip.
According to Robert, he passed
! the 3 hunters, asleep on a beach
on the western Bide of the island,
and browsing around, about 500 i
yards away, was a Kodiak bear
Robert wanted to blow his mail
boat’s whistle but he was afraid
it would scare the bear even if it
did wake the hunters up. As he(
j went on past the beach the hunt
iers slept on but finally the bear
did take off, scared Dy the sound
of the boat’s motor.
Interviewed about it on their
return, one of the hunters said:
I (1) They saw von Scheele go by!
| (2) They were waiting for the
, bear to to get closer!
You can draw your own con
' elusions, like we did.
Rov Snyder, owner of the
Mecca Bar, who left recently to
return to his home on Vashon is
land near Seattle, tells this one.
He made a trip to Tia Jauna,
May he-co, some lime hack, and
while in one of that city’s famed
night spots discovered the need
of a match. Making his wants
known one of the attendants
tossed him a book of matches.
Glancing at it he almost fell out
of his chair Said the advertising
on the matchbook cover: he
Mecca Bar, Kodiak, Alaska, Roy
F. Snyder, Prop
Excited by the discovery Roy
asked the attendant where he
got the matches and was told
that it was one of a box of them
that was being passed out The
attendant didn’t know where the
box came from. Tiying to get to
the bottom of it Roy asked ev
ery one in the place, from the
manager on down, how the mat
ches came to be there, but no
I body knew. They were simply
I there and were simply being giv
en away.
Roy would fit-il like to know
how the matches got there. And
so would we.
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TO DO a special kind of service takes that extra
something. Coca-Cola does a special service to
thirst because it has that extra something,
too. More than just quenching thirst, ice
cold Coca-Cola brings energy-giving
refreshment that you feel... and enjoy.
And Coca-Cola brings you the de
liciousness of its clean,
ing taste. No one can duplicate it.
To think of refreshment is to
think of ice-cold Coca-Cola.
Its quality, taste and refresh
ing goodness set this original
drink apart from all others.
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It's natural tor popular names Co
acquire friendly abbreviations.
That’s why you hear Coca-Cola
called Coke. Coca-Cola and Coke
mean the same thing... the real
thing.. .“coming from a single source,
and well known to the community”.
While you’re exchanging pic
tures, why not exchange your
thirst for an ice-cold Coca-Cola.
You’ll go for the sparkling goodness
of its delicious taste and you’ll wel
come its after-sense of refreshment.
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