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Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
LJoyd Smith & Al Miller
Owners
Island Fountain Gets
New Management
James Martz, who acted as
manager of the Orpheum theatre
daring the vacation of Managei
R. R. Lunday, has accepted the
position of manager of the Is
land Fountain, owned by Jor
gen Fredrickson and Martin
Jensen.
Mr. Martz, who plans many
new features and services for the
fountain, will be assisted by
Mary Frost, who has been em
ployed there, and by Edna An
derson, who was with Pierce’s
fountain before its closing.
Stanley Rekdahl, former taxi
driver here, is now a member of
the armed forces and is station
ed at Camp Roberts, Calif. Mrs.
Rekdahl, who was employed at
the Island fountain, is making
her home in California to be
near him.
Special services were read at
the grave of the late Peter
Gregorioff on Wednesday morn
ing by Father Gerasim Schmaltz
of Monk’s Lagoon.
Income Tax
Auditor & Tax Specialist
NATHAN SOLOW
FELDER BUILDING APT- 5
Monday through Friday 6:30 pm to 10 pm
Sundays Only 1:00 pm to 5 pm
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CITY MANAGER?
Soon there will be a local election.
Start giving some thought to a City Manager
We believe this city operated by a City
Manager could be operated cheaper and
mere efficiently.
We appreciate your business and we try to
sell good merchandise that doesn’t come back
to people that do.
KODIAK FOUNTAIN 1
“cKext to the Largest Store in Town”
Cosmetics
Ut ihllitf Perfumes
Complete Service
Facial Make-up
Ladies’ hair-cutting
Permanent waves
Helen Curtis cold waves
Mill's MiW'l iliHllj]
Services Held
For Resident
Graveside funeral services
were held Monday at 3:30 pm
for Martin Gabrielson, with
Rev. Gregory S. Morony, of the
Community Baptist church of
ficiating.
Gabrielson was found dead in
his home on Shelikof highway
on Saturday evening by Melvin '
Jole. A friend reported that
Gabrielson had been drinking
heavily and that on Friday
evening he had gone to his house
and found him in bed and had
prepared some soup for him
which he ate. That was the last
time he was seen alive. Death
was believed due to heart
trouble
The deceased had been em
ployed recently by the Thomp
son Transfer company on the
oil truck run. He had lived here
about ten years and formerly
owned a homestead on Spruce
point which was purchased by
the government for $1000.
He was between 45 and 50
years of age and was a native of
Norway, where he is survived by j
members of his family. He had ,
no relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Coon
entertained at dinner Saturday
evening at their home on Mis
sion road.
Guests included Messrs, and
Mifsdames Eino Kainulainen,
Harry Christopherson Eric
BlatiRenburg, Stanley Nelson,
Jess Biinn, George Blinn, Miss
Christine Oslin, Miss Maxine
Leonard, Et D. F. Echelbarger,
Mr.’ Edward Minnis ancL Mr.
Thomas Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook are
now living in the city after be
ing at Afognak island for several
months. Mrs. Cook was former
ly at the Kodiak Cash grocery
and Mr. Cook worked at the
base.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wilbur
arrived here this week after
spending the-past two years in
Idaho and Oregon Mr. Wilbur
was employed at Kraft’s before
his departure and is now in the
men’s department there
Beautiful Assortment
VALENTINE’S
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GIFT SHOP
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NEW BOOKS
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COOK BOOKS BOOKS ON WAR THEORY
CHILDREN’S BOOKS ALASKAN BOOKS
POCKET DICTIONARIES & POCKET BIBLES..
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PARCEL CHECKING 25c
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