PERSONALS
D. J. Canon of Chignik, was
a recent visitor in Kodiak, re
ceiving treatment for an infected
hand
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ross left
Saturday by plane for Spokane
where they were called by the
illness of Mr. Ross’ mother.
During the absence of Mrs.
Ross, who is clerk of the local
draft board, Mrs. Mary Dunbar,
who has been employed at the
Totem Igloo, will assist Mrs.
Claude Denhof on the board.
Mrs. Dora Matthews, who has
been employed at the Coca Cola
bottljng works, and daughter
Violh, left recently for Seattle.
Mrs. M. Spencer, of the Spen
cer cleaners, recently left for
Seattle.
Recent passengers reported by
Alaska Steamship company in
cluded: Harry L. Conway, Alva
C. Deremiah, Harold E. Betting
er, 0. J. Tofte, John R. Barron,
Erbau 0. Phillips, Ruth Alma
du Bos, H. F. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. William deVille
Smith of Anchorage are the par
ents of a daughter,Priscilla Lynn,
born July 19, weight 6 pounds
14 ounces. The baby girl joins
an oldei brother and sister, Bill,
Jr., and Jeannie. Her father is
fishing in Bristol Bay.
The parents are formerly of
Kodiak where Smith was one of
the operators of the Kodiak
Transit company. He is the son
of William P. Smith, plumbing
contractor and council member
of this city.
Two taxi drivers were fined
$26.50 each by the city magis
trate Monday on speeding
charges. They were Robert Foley
and A. F. Kreiser.
Mr and Mrs. Martin Jensen
left by plane recently for Sel
dovia to spend a short vacation.
W. H. Fosmark. Kodiak, and
Mike Mullan Afognak, are new
patients at the Griffin Memorial
hospital this week.
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Mr.and Mrs. Walter Taylor of
this city are the parents of a
baby girl, weight 5 pounds 14
ounces, born Monday, August 2
at the Griffin Memorial hospital.
Dismissals from the Griffin
Memorial hospital this week in
clude Mrs. Mary Scroggs, Leon
ard Anderson, Mrs. Betty Bou
chard, Juan Lugo, Dixie Canon,
Sam Rock and Bill Sundburg.
Corp.|KennetIi E. Briggs, is
now stationed “somewhere in
India” according to a cablegram
received by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Briggs, of this
city. Because of the difference in
1 time the cablegram was received
here the same day it was sent
from India.
They report that V-mail from
there is received in Kodiak in 15
to 20 days.
c'Announcing the opening of
man scurry mvm
approximately August 15
New Cold Wave Method permanent
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COUPONS POP JULY
COUPON NUMBER 034411 — We will pay $10.00 for this stub
” ” 034336 — ” ” ” $20.00 ” ” ”
” ” 034392 — ” ” ” $35.00 ” ”
” ” 034515— ” ” ” $50.00 ” ” ”
” ” 034684 — ” ” ” $75.00 ” ” ”
Remember we give a coupon w ith each $2 00 purchast of grocer
and meats and at the end of each month purchase the compani
stubs of certain selected numbers.
The above are those we will purchase from
those issued during the month of July
Drugs-Prescriptions-Drugs
Your nexall Drug btore is Located mour Mercantile Establishment
and is in charge of Mr. Frank V. Williams, Registered Pharmacist,
late of Nashville, Tennessee. The many years of compounding ac
curate prescriptions eminently fits Mr. Williams to take charge of our
modern well-equipped Drug Department. When in need of that
special knowlege that a well-experienced, careful druggist has, call
and see Mr. Frank (Doc) Williams you'll find him a fine man to meet
and you’ll be treated with the utmost of real old-fashioned southern
courtesy knowing that the purchases you make will evidence real
money saving values.