OPA'Postpones
Some Reports
An announcement from the
Territorial Office of Price Ad
ministration asks merchants to
postpone temporarily the pre
paration of all reports on com
modities not listed as cost-of
living commodities, pending!
clarification by Washington of
the report divisions of the Ala
ska Amendment to the Price
Control Regulation.
At the same time merchants
are urged to continue posting of
required ceiling prices for the
August 1 deadline and to have
their report on cost-of-living
commodities ready at that time.
COMIN’ & GOIN’
The names of the following
passengers, both outgoing and
incoming, were released this
week by Ray Martin, agent,
Star Air Lines:
Incoming: Mrs. John Carlson,
Miles Price Lillian Davis, 1
Wesley Walker, Floyd Swann, :
Frank I rick, Mauri ta W. Ben- 1
son, Dr. Rae Li lian Carlson, '
Leo Mikkaner, Mr. and Mrs. J
Rosser Garrison, Ray Dell 1
‘Outgoing: Batista Bud Biton- 1
ti, Joe Marino, V. C. Tompkins,
L. A. Ashworth, Joe Gauthier, <
Ross Paden, Lowell Davis, Floyd 1
G. Bennett, Leo Krulshmer, L. <
F. St Germaine, Ruth Newbild, <
Lawrence Wodlinger, Frank f
Doogan, and Carl Basser.
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Convoy Trouble
ATLANTIC COAST—A sud
ien blast sank a collier that was
jnder U. S. Navy escort in a con
voy on the Atlantic coast. The
slast was ascribed to an enemy
nine. Here a survivor dries his
ace with a towel after being
lear-blinded and choked by the
>ily waters. A quick and'efficient
ob was done by the Navy in
escuing the survivors.
)n A nchorage Force
Hal I.undsten, former member
if the city police force here, is
iow on the police force of the
ity of Anchorage. He left that
ity this week on his wav to the
States to visit his mothe-, who
s seriously ill.
Local Merchant
Flies To New York
Jewelry Store, left recently by j
plane for Seattle, from where j
he will fly cross-continent to J
New York on a combination j
buying and pleasure trio.
He will stop over in Seattle :
a few days to visit his wife.
Buy Farm At Homer
Mr. and Mrs. Rosser Garrison
returned by Star Air Lines this
week after a short visit to Fair
banks and Anchorage. While a
way they visited Matanuska
valley, and on their return spent
three days at Homer. While at
the latter place they purchased
an 80-acre ranch with improve
ments including a home, barn
and other farm buildings.
J. N. Steffgen §
Harry Pinch, of the Pinch
GENERAL
CONTRACT
“Free Estimates”
RESIDENCES
& STORES
CONSTRUCTION
of
REMODELING
and
Contractor
Felder Building
WODLINGER DRUGS
"Kodiak’s cModern Drug Store"
-«R*
Sheaffer Pen Sets
SEE THE COMPLETE LINE IN OUR
NEW MODERN DISPLAY CASE
Complete Selection of Billfolds
Lucien Lelong
COLOGNES, PERFUMES
COMPACTS, LIPSTICKS
FULL SELECTION
Max Factor Pancake
Make Up
$1.50
Alaska Compacts - Ivory - Curios
■i ■ *i m
When you Want a Delicious
DINNER
with all the Trimmin’e .
Visit
; TCSOUTHfflN VW
AL’S CHICKEN INN
on the Mission Hignway
$10 Given Away
to Lady holding lucky number
Ticket’s given at door on Sunday, drawings
Sunday night at 8 P. M.
ORCHESTRA SUNDAY NIGHT
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KODIAK
CASH MARKET
s
In order to help win the war Uncle
Sam says we must conserve our nat
ural resources.
Tin is one of the main items
15 1# cans Coffee contain
5 3-4 pounds tin
1 15# can Coffee contains
2 1-4 pounds tin
Three pounds of Tin, One Jap
The present supply of 15 pound cans will be last available
Buy many items daily necessities in large containers
It’s Patriotic - - It’s Thrifty
-BUY WAR BONUS
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KODIAK
MERCANTILE CO.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
record player & recorder chassis
blank records & cutting needles
radio aerials and tubes
musical instruments
Auto Parts & Electrical Appliances
Auto Lite & Firestone Batteries
Valvoline Motor Oils
(The Original Pennsylvania Oil)
FISHING TACKL-El
CARL W. PAJOMAN, Owner
AGENCIES
FIRESTONE, QUAKER STATE OIL, FERGUSON TRACTORS FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN ZEPHYR
EVINRUDE & ELTO OUTBOARD MOTORS DeSOTO & PLYMOUTH AUTOS CHRISCEAFT AND MORRIS BOATS & CRUISERS