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REWARD—For furnished
or apartment, 2 bed
Ug. Will consider smaller,
lilable Nov. 1. Care of
jmpson, Social Center, Na
Station. Ph. 337. 1G-5d
SALE—Indian motorcycle,
y $75. See Thelma John
at Kraft’s Women’s Dept.
TED TO BUY—Electric
iterator, used dressers or
st of drawers. Cash. Kodi
Florist
[ SERVICE— Knudsen’s
r 48-hour roll or reprint
i service. Try it. The work
iship is the best.
TING—Contract only, in
i & outside work. Phone
vy 644, usk for J F Gof!
10-26p
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RITA’S
IAUTY PARLOR
Formerly Horsman’s)
to 5:30 — Evenings by
Appointment
After Balloters
(continued from page i)
that the responsibility of office
holders lests with the individual
voter. Your interest when you
vote or your indifference when
you fail to vote elects the men
and women who write and pass
the laws, ordinances and make
the allotments for public works
and public buildings with your
money.
“A popular slogan reads in
part “Never under-estimate the
power of a woman.” Let the wo
men of Kodiak use this power of
the vote at a time when our
need is great. Our children are
attending sohoo! in over-crowded
buildings; the seating facilities
a>e inadequate; the sanitary con
ditions are being criticized.
“This is a Territorial election
next Tuesday. Let each voter be
1 a committee of one to see that
his vote is cast to help show Ko
| disk’s political power so that
| when we go to the Territorial
I Senate and House for financial
help we will go with ashowing of
political strength, regardless of
party.”
I
Bingo again will be enjoyed
at the Kodiak Community Cent
er next Thursday with play
starting t8:15p m Merchand
ise orders and prizes will be a
warded the lucky players and
blindfold bingo and ether novel
ty numbers will be part of the
program.
Teppo Ahmo
The above named person may
call at CHRISTY'S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
/Special FREE, (adv)
Forget Your Cares At
Masquerade In Mexico
Gaiety aud glamour are the
keynotes of Paramount’s fun
fieBta, “Masquerade in Mexico,”
which co-stars Dorothy Lamour
with Ariuro de Cordova and fea
tures Patric Knowles, Ann Dvor
ak, George Kigaud and Mikhail
Kasumny in the cast.
A Mitchell Leisen production
outstanding for its beautiful sets
and gowns, the film will play atj
the Orpheum theat'e Sunday and ,
Monday, bringing with it loads
of musical charm and romance.
The story concers the playful
shenanigans of a beautiful but
penniless young woman who
finds it worthwhile to masquer
ade as a titled Spanish singer.
She is hired by handsome Patric
Knowles to lure de Cordova, a
dashing Matador, away from his
sophisticated and blase wife, por
trayed by Ann Dvorak. All this
provides some hilarious compli
cations which are finally ironed
out in an unusual fashion.
George “Skeezix” Pauamar
' off’s All-Stars and Ed Johnson’s
.Sluggers divided honors in a
double-header softball battle at
the school grounds Sunday. The
Sluggers won the first—a free
hitting contest—by a score of 22
to 14 while the All-Stars got re
venge when they took the night
cap by a score of 5 to 2.
George Magnusen pitched foi
the Sluggeis while Bob Johnson
twirled for the All-8lars Captain
PanamarorT of the All-Stars hit
home runs the first three times
he was at bat. Jimmy Joute of
the Sluggers hit twice for the
circuit Fielding stars were Out
fielder Harry Wallace of the
Sluggers—whom'de two circus
catches—Iver Malutin and Rich
ie Hartman.
Ele
HENRY A.
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BENSON 1
(Formerly U S Army,
Stationed at Kodiak)
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
TERRITORIAL
COMMISSIONER j
OF j
LABOR l
October 8, 1946 |
ompetent — Progressive — Sincere
(For further information, i*ee Emil Knudaan)
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
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A Paramount Picture with ffiii
J.AIRDCREGAR-ROBERT PfESTON
to this house warming every cay!
SAYS
MERRILL
COON
Local Agent
Here's freedom from toil—modern
heat with oil. Standard Stove Oil for
circulating heaters, and Standard
Furnace Oil for furnace-type burn
ers. They’re distilled 100% to burn
cleanly and without waste. Every
drop’s a full drop of heat! There’s
uniform home-heating for you with
Standard fuel oils—and it’s trouble
free, cLan, economical oil heat. Ask
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