Eodiak Mirror
_ “£Ns<n>s of America's Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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FAMILY FUEL
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Property
Two transfers of property
were recorded this week at the
U. S. Commissioner’s office; i—
4tale on Sept. 25, 1943 of Lot 11
Block 33 by Warren & Lizzie
Or me to Rudolph Sundberg. 2—
Sale on Oct. 28. 1943, of proper
ty-an Mission road by Ben Cal
vin to Kenneth Fuller.
To Picnic
' A picnic will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at the Dr. i
Holmes Johnson residence on
Mission road for members of the
Rotary Club and their families,
rhe picnic will replace the usual
ruesday noon luncheon.
Have Baby Girl
A baby girl, weight 9 pounds,
was born August 25 at the Navy
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Nich
>las Spanovic. Mr. Spanovic is
in Aviation Machinists Mate at
;he NOB and the mother is the
ormer Alice Christofferson.
THERE'LL COME A 0AY
To speed that day when the
fighting is over, the victory won,
friends, sons, husbands, brothers
are no longer in danger
BUY MORE BONDS
Classifieds
FOR SALE—3-room mod. house
in town, Alder lane, furn. inc.
sewer pipe & bldg, material
ready for use. Also 2 lots, 1
house, 1 tent house, unfurn. on
on Mission road. Cheap. See
W. F. Lewis.
FOR SALE—Modern, attractive
home. Large living room, large
bedroom, kitchen, breakfast
nook, bath, laundry, closets,
storage & basement. Comp,
furn. Two lots, sewer in. Nice
home district. Reasonable, See
A. A. Sumerlin, Carlson hill,
after Sunday.
I FOR SALE—House No. 565 on
i Mission road, close in, 16x35,
| furn. $1000. Two houses just
beyond city limits No. 41 Mis
sion road. Log house nearly
comp. & brick-covered furn.
house each 16x24. Both houses
& lot $1000.
Half interest Brooklyn Ave.
Garage. $1500. See Ken Fuller
No. 565 Mission rd.
FOR SALE—Beautifully furn. 3
room house in town. Bath,
laundry room comp, equipped.
Electric washing machine, dri
er, refrigerator. Paul F. John
son, Erskine Addition.
FOR SALE—Income property
in heart of city, next to Dad’s
Liquor store. See Rose Martin
FOR RENT—Mod. furnished
house, 2 rooms & bath. Close
in. Inquire at Mirror office.
FOR. SALE—Dicalcium Phos
phate Wafers or Capsules for
sound bones and teeth. Bert’s
Drug.
WANTED—Man for school jan
itor. Leave applications with
Mrs. Louise Coon at Standard
Oil Co.
REWARD—For return of 3
months-old black female Cock
er Spaniel, tail uncut. Name
“Flicka”. See taxi driver
“Swede” or Mirror office.
LOST—Last March, wallet with
papers, name Thomas E. Potts
Reward. Please return to MP
station.
LONELY?—Write Box 26
Vancouver, Wn. tf
ORA News
Retail ceiling prices on ap
proximately 20 brands of coffee,
I and 2 lb. container sizes, will
be slightly lower in many Alas
ka towns as of August 19 ac
cording to an announcement
from the Juneau office, due to
recent decreases in surcharge
and war-risk and marine insur
ance rates. The saving thus ef
fected is passed on to the con
sumer by amendment to the pre
vious coffee ceiling.
Such well known brands as
Chase & Sanborn, Del Monte,
Hills Bros., Maxwell House and
Schillings are among those in
cluded in this amendment.
Mrs. Lee Bettinger arrived on
the Denali from Portland, Ore ,
to join Mr. Bettinger, one of the
owners of the Kodiak Bottling
company and Aleutian Candy
company, and their daughter,
who arrived here earlier this
summer. It is Mrs. Bettinger’s
first trip to Kodiak.
Dallas “Buck” Hoylman who
used to be secretary of the local
Fisherman's union and
seen stationed to the West vi^
« rived here recently on furling
He expects to leave the middle
jf next week to return tohi p^
in the Aleutians.
Henry Wollf stopped in Kodisk
this week after flying from hi
present home in Anchorage
Los Angeles to visit his moth#
who broke her knee in a fall. 5,
left yesterday on the Kasilof. 1
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE PoUft
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT,
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
LOUIS DUMAS, Deceased.
Order for
Sale of Real Estate
The estate of Louis Dumj
Deceased, having become ME
vent, 1
IT IS HEREBY ORDERE
that the real property of said d
ceased be sold to meet the debt
of the estate, said sale to be hek
as follows:
Sale: To be under se:
bids.
Terms: Cash.
Bids: Receivable at. the
fice of the U. S. Comi
sioner and Probate Jui
All bids shall be subject toip
proval by the Administrators
the right is reserved to reje
any and all bids.
GIVEN under rnybaodu
seal this 24th day of Auga
1944, at Kodiak, Alaska.
Chas. C Naughtot
Probate! Judge
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