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VICTORY BONOS
Through seven War Loan drives we united behind
our fighting men by purchasing War Bonds to protect
the American way of life. What could have been the
Eighth War Loan is, because of our armed forces over
seas and the rest of us united here at home, the Victory
Loan Drive. Now we are asked to lend our money to
help bring the boys home, to care for the injured, and
to buy ourselves a share in a bright new world. Are
you counting on a new car, a new radio, a new home
and new equipment for that home? Then, buy Victory
Bonds today.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sunday School
Program Friday
The annual Christmas program
of the Sunday school of the Com
munity Baptist Church will be
given next Friday evening at
7:30 in the sanctuary of the
church. Among the iiems on the
program will be the following:
Song by the Primary depart
ment—“Christmas Bells”
Recitations by Dawn Mac
Donald, Michael Folsom, Corinne
Sundberg and Jacqueline Foster.
“Christmas People”—an exer
cise by the 1st grade class.
Carol—“There’s a Song in the
Air”—by the Girl’s Choir.
Christmas Scripture presented
by the Junior and Intermediate
classes.
A Christmas play: “The Secret
of Happiness”. The leading parts
are:
Donna Fitzgerald, Donald
Winter, Rubry Larsen, Roger
MacDonald. Music by the Child
ren’s Choir.
The play is being directed by
Mrs. Stanley K. Alvine, and the
Primary department musie by
Mrs. N. M. Chambeilain. The
• Children’s and the Girls’ choirs
are directed by Mrs. P. J. Wat
kinson.
A visit from Santa Claus
with a treat for every child is ex
pected. The public is invited.
Pvt. Sam Morrison, former
employe of the Mirror, has com
pleted 13 weeks basic training in
the Army at Anchorage and has
been assigned to the Headquar
ters company at Fort Richard
son.
Loran Klein, formerly an ac
countant for the Puget Sound
Bridge and Dredge Company, of
Seattle, arrived on the Cordova
and has assumed his duties as
bookkeeper for O. Kraft A Son.
ruonce
You’d certainly think yon were
in China, »if you ate that Chop
Suey, Chow Mein, Foo Yung,
etc., at the Yum Yum,
Or in New Orleans if y6u ate
that Chicken, Crab or Shrimp
Gumbo,
Or in Italy if you ate that, It
alian Spaghetti,
Or in the heart of Mexico if
you ate that Red Hot Chili Con
Came or Enchillados,
And many different sand
wiches, Hot and Cold.
Orders sent out or call in.
Open from 6 until 2:30—open
later on Party orders. Closed
Sunday. The Yum Yum. <adv)
Warren A.
Taylor
Health & Accident
Automobile
Fire Life
Offiee on Brooklyn