lassifieds
SALE—Saltery located on
>auik Bay with modern 7
)in bouse, also good 2 room
est house. Includes 4 gill
\ locations with gear Also
' ne boat with net. Will sell
‘Utery & houses separately.
A. Owen, Box S, Kodiak.
10—18
; SALE—Modern duplex,
. rnisked. 4 rooms each apt.
■e in one, rent the other,
quire Cheechako Liquor
sre, evenings.
9—27tf
■ SALE—5-room modern log
vdence, full concrete base
ent, hardwood floors, tile in
ithroom & kitchen. Furnish
t. Right down town. See
%rry Lander. 9-37p—otf
MS — Finished. Better*
beaper - Faster. Norman
koto Shop.
t SALE—Modern 4-room
omt with basement, comp.
-rn. Including Fngidaire, steel
ik cabinet, chrome kitchen
t, over>lufTed set & 5-piece
droom set with Beautyrest
rings & mattress Inlaid iin
v*uni. Comp redecorated,
saving, must sell immedinte
i $4800
so 3 room fum. house, prieed
eap Dory, 17 & a half ft.
th4.2HP outboard. $200
Mission rd.
:SALE—1941 Chrysler New
rker sedan, with radio, twin
aters, new tires. Low naile
;e. See M. D. Gunderson.
10-18ctf
- SALE—Fur coat size 14
iode.n Table Lamp
,Vier Steak Platter
(tofact office of Kodiak Elec
ic Association or Box R, Ko
lak. ___
fL SALE—Two 30.06 rifles
;ne model 70 & one Enfield
porter. Both scope-sighred.
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Brins school clothes to us for
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expert cleaning & pressing ^
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Relax While You Travel
When you go by steamer, you can relax in the luxuri
ous comfort of staterooms, lounges and decks ... sit
back and enjoy the scenery as you sail.
£ot the Best Food - No Extra Charge
The Alaska Line is famed for the excellence of its
'll cuisine. You will marvel at the deliciously prepared
_ meals. The cost of all meals is included in the fare.
Your berth, too!
Sailings Are Frequent
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Fieighttr Leaves Seattle Oct. 3U
Arrives Kadiak Nov. 7
Freighter Leaves Seattle Nov. 20
Arrives KodiaK inov.
S S Denali leaves Seattle Nov. 29
Arrives Kodiak Dec. 6
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SUN. 3, 5, 7, & 9
LAST SHOWING
TONIGHT
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The PERFECT
Marriage
ORPHEUM
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
3:00 5:00
7:00 & 9:00
SUN. & MON.
5:00 7:00
& 9:00
She never told o tingle lie,
She told 'em by the (core .
r Sonny takes about all he can
And then does he get torel
ft
Poromount presents
Kent, HUTTON
Sonni/TUFTS* 1
* MICHAEL CHEKHOV
Produced by Horry Tugend • Directed by John Berry
Screen Play by Harry Tugend and Claude Binyon • Additional Dialogue by Cbarle*
Schnee • Based on a Play by Louis Verneuil and Georges Bert
M y .
See W. A. Plews, Mission
road. __
WANTED TO RENT— Living
quarters for serviceman, wife
& 4-months old son. Phone
720 Jung. __
NO USE—everybody getting
dirty—Let Chet Clark’s Home
Service Vacuum Clean ycur
stove—the modern way.
HELP WANTED— A-l Baker
or girl or woman to work days.
Double Rich Bakery.
ROLL FILM FINISHING —
Quality prints and Speedy Ser
vice. Margo Lester Studio.
11-8c
LOCK & KEY SERVICE—
Locks installed, repaired and
keys made for cars or homes
Safes serviced. Leave orders
now at Bert’s Drug Store. 11-1
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
— Kelvinator commercial units
in stock. Complete stock fit
tings & copper tubing. See A1
Fenner at Nicoletti’s Machine
Shop. ll-8c
HUNTERS—Bear & duck trips
by charter boat. Good accom
modations Very reasonab'e
rates See B Poland 5/ Mis
sion road or Box 1128, Kodi
ak.' 10-18p
Correction
On page 8 in the Christy s
Bakery advertisement the price
should be tiO cents each. The
25 cent price is incorrect and
does not apply —1 be Mirror.
Mrs J. P. Nelson
The above named person may
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
Mrs Louise Turner entertain-1
«d at the Kodiak Inn rooms on .
her 34th birthday Od. 13.
Guests included Mesdames Mea
ly, Johnson, R. W. Huff, Taylor,
Welch, Briscoe, Sm;tty and An
derson from the base; Mr. and
Mrs Stewart, Imon Pennington
Jimmie Lockhart, Mrs. Lovema
Sonlon, Miss Es elle Harris,
Miss-Louise Moore and Ch'efs
Higgs, Water and Stock. They
and other guests participated in
the repast. The birthday cakes
were beautifully decorated and
the luncheon was most scrump
tious. The Norman Photo shop
were the photographers of the
affair.
TUI. ONLY
SHE KNEW SHE WAS A MADMAN’S
°°,,c {he mt
JOHN LOOER ■ AUDREY LONG -
EDGAR BARRIER-RUSSELL WADE j
WED. ONLY
Too /Nmesrm... re* sak,tv!
The startling story of a mind that lost
itself... of a man who couldn’t forget a
kiss . . . couldn’t remember a KILLING!
PAT
CLAIRE
HERBERT
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O’BRIEN TREVOR • MARSHALL
RAY COLLINS • WALLACE FORD • DEAN HARENS
THU. - FRI. & SAT.
See Page - 3
Hospital flews
Mrs. Elma Johnson, of Port
WakeBeld, underwent a major
operation on Thursday. She is
making a splendid recovery.
Mrs Margaret Stines was ad
mitted for medical treatment on
Tuesday.
BIRTHS:
On October 13. a daugh'e
Gail Ann, w«s born to Mr and
Mrs Allen Heitman, weight 7 lbs
Mr. and Mrs Ie> S*ars an
nounce the birth of a son, Wil
liam Dean, on October 14 The
baby weighed 7 lbs. 8 oz
£for Your
insurance
Fire
Theft
Liability
See
Anna May Vokacek
at
Commissioner’s Otiice
NOTICE
Wodlinger Drugs
will be closed beginning Oct. 18
for several months.
Any item carried exclusively
at Wodlinger’s will be gladly
serviced on request at
BERT’S DRUG STORE
which will be open every day for
your convenience from 9 am to 9 pm