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BREAKFASTS
LUNCHES
DINNERS
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SEAFOODS & STEAKS
ITALIAN SPAGHETTI
WE NEVER CLOSE!
Open 24 hours a day
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Cheering
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SICKS' SEATTLE
BREWING & MALTING
CO.
8INCE 1878
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ft G. SICK, PRBS.
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At Your Friendly Tavern
Distributed Throughout Alaska by Odom & Company
W. J. ERSKINE COMPANY
LAST
DELIVERY
3 pm DAILY
Alaska’s Oldest Store
Founded in 1796
REMEMBER.Net only Today
BUT.Tomorrow & Everyday
YOU SAVE.when you biiy at
CRSKINES
SATURDAY CASH SPECIALS
Chickens
for Fricassee
j Prime A1 Quality Mew York fowl
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Weiners
& Sauerkraut )},_
11b. Weiners-1 can Kraut BOTH *
Fresh Eggs 95cdoz
Raisins 2 lb. for .30
Catsup Heintz bottle .30
Campbell Tomato Soup 2 for .25
Fruit Cocktail Del Monte 2 1-2 .40
Peas Mt Vernon Pack .15
Carrots Shoestring .15
Tomatoes Rosedale 2’s .25
Green Beans Washington pack .20
Rice 2 lb. .35
Par Soap Powder large pkg. .45
| Far Christmas Giving
tu young folk
| Sleds in 5 Different Sizes
| Velocipedes in 4 ” ”
\ Wagons in 4 ” "
Bicycles in Boys & Girls Sizes
as well as adult sizes
Also Rockers, Baby Buggies, Etc.
Xtra Special Bargains
An Assortment of Games .. .
We sold games like these
in past years for to $2.50
An Assortment of Games • . •
We sold games such as these
in past years for to $7.50 *P I «\#\#
Practical
Gifts for the House
HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS?
ELECTRIC WASHERS
ELECTRIC RANGES
HALLICRAFTERS & ZENITH
RADIOS - in all wanted models
NOTICE
1 w eh to thank those few coo*
sun e s who cooperated with us
rluro a our recen' power short
age, by regaining from using
unnecessary lights and power
during the peak load period
from 4:30 to 8:00 pm as request
ed at 30 minute intervals over
station WVCQ.
Even though some folks were
doing their share and trying te
couserve electrioity, we had to
cut their current off entirely; in
some instance* as long as two
hours, beeause the relief effected
by pulling the transformers is
one section was offset by in
creased load in other sections,
which made it impossible for us
to pick up some of the mors
heavily loaded transformers
which we had previously discon
nected.
We made an effort to maia
tain power in the busines section
of town by disconnecting only
residential areas, however, in all
fairness to the total member
ship of this cooperative, it is
not right that some few coasum
ers should have all the inconven
ience and others get by unaffect
ed, even though they are the
guilty ones, by burning flood
| lights, canopy lights, display and
advertising signs, and lighU in
unoccupied room.
This statement is not aimed
at any oertain place of business,
residence, or individual specific
ally, it is aimed at tbose, who in
their own minds know that the
shoe fits and therefore they can
wear it.
The policy of the manager
hereafter will be, that: In case
of emergency and lack of suffic
ient cooperation in curtailing the
use of electricity during the em
ergency to an absolute minimum
by both residential and commer
cial consumers, the business
bouses of Kodiak can expect to
take their turn along with the
residential areas in being discon
nected progressively until we
can bold be load, and recon
nected in tbe same sequence as
the load drops and we can pick
them up again
Remember a little light on the
subject is much better than bo
| light at all.
Ted Rozak
Manager, KEA
Mr. ana Mrs fred M.ner ana
children, Dale and Delores
Moo'e, left en the Denali to vis
it relatives and friends in Bell
ingham and Seattle. After the
I first of the year they will locate
near Bell ngham
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