Classifieds
FOR SALE— new GE electric
stove with automatic timer
and clock, deep-well cooker,
other features. Also 5-ft
toboggan with rubber cush
ion, leatherette doll buggy,
sled. Call navy 538.
FOR — Used cars or new
Fords Contact Jake Foley
or call 3052.
FOR SALE — complete cera
mic outfit, two kilns, over
75 molds, 34 different slip
colors, 75 lbs. clear glaze,
assorted colored glaze, mol
ding clay, slip clay, cones,
stilts, everything that a cer
amic worker needs. Contact
A1 Miller at Montmartre
Inn.
FOR SALE— model 720 Rem
ington 30-06 rifle, custom
stock, $75. 6 by 30 Universal
binocular. $75. Cost new,
$105. See Leonard Campbell.
NO MISSION SALE — during
September.
FOR SALE — 1950 Plymouth
4-door special deluxe. Radio,
heater, and seat covers,
with lots of extras. Call
Panchot, navy 297, or may!
be seen at public works ma-<
chine shop weekdays and at
439 Bells Flats in the eve-)
nings. Also radio-phono
graph combination. 9-15
FOR SALE—One metal single
bed with mattress & springs
1 leather lounge chair with |
foot rest. Call 2591 after 61
pm. -_]
FOR SALE—large size refrig-!
erator, good condition, $110.
See John W. Marshall.
FOR SALE—house, two beds,
furniture, lights. $3500. See
Alex Mazoff, 64i Mission rd.
FOR RENT— office space. See
Lee C. Bettinger or call
2244.
FOR SALE-45 by 100 ft. lot. |
Close in. See Leonard Camp- i
bell or write box 555.
FOR RENT—Can furnish four
walls and roof if you will do
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KODIAK
CHINESE FOODS!
CANNED
CHOP SUEY VEGETABLES
CHOPSUEY RICE
CHOW MEIN NOODLES
WATER CHESTNUTS
BAMBOO SHOOTS
BEAN SPROUTS
CHUN KING
chicken & vegetable chow mein dinners
Soya sauce and bead molasses
JASMINE CHINESE TEA
CHINESE FORTUNE CAKES
Also large selection FROZEN
Chinese Foods
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
ttie plumping, some repairs.
Call 3502.
WANTED — two boys to sell
papers. Apply at MIRROR
office at 10:30 am today.
Applicants must be 12 years
or over.
ELECTRIC— wiring. House
commercial. Leave message
at Bert’s Drug Store or call
4252. Louis Thomas. 9-29
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. pd 8-1-52
REWARD-$100 for house or
apt. with one large or two
bedrooms, kitchen, bath, &
living room. Will pay up to
$125 month for suitable ac
comodations. Wife and chil
ren anxious to join me here.
Contact R. R. Bennett, 250
naval base, day or night.9-15
Donald Clark, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Basil Clark, left
Wednesday by plane for Fair
banks. He will enter the Un
iversity the Alaska and will
major in mining engineering.
Two mining locations, j
known as Copper Jack and)
Defense No. 2 on Sitkalidak |
Island were filed this week
with ihs U. S. Commissioner
by the Peninsula Exploration
Company.
The following are members
of the company: Nels Chris-j
tiansen, Henry Neseth, Alfred j
Torgramson, Tom and Robert |
von Scheele, R. E. Krautter
and Don Petacchi.
Edward James O’Brien, Jr.,
and Norma Lee Azlin were
married Sept. 4.
| Billy Joe Wiest and Cather
erine Octavia Azlin, sister of
! Norma Lee, were married
Sept. 9. Both weddings were
performed by U. S. Commis
sioner A. M. Vokacek.
| Mrs. John Rogers is in 0
mak, Wash., visiting her
daughter. She plans to return
in about a month. She left on
the Denali last week.
The Rotary Club sang Tues
day following the regular lun
cheon at the Montmartre Inn. j
A grazing lease for 23,000
acres on Sitkinak Island from
the U. S. Government to Em-;
met Jennings was recorded
with the U. S. Commissioner
this week.
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