12.50
November 22,1945
$2.50
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNER
The
ORY
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Served from 12 noon to 9 pm
COCKTAIL
Orange Juice
SOUP
Cream of Oyster
SALAD
Lettuce Celery Olives Apple Sweet Pickle
ENTREE
Roast Young Tom Turkey Dressing with Giblet Gravy
Cranberry Sauce
Masked Potatoes Mashed Rutabagas
Creamed Onions
DESSERT
Homemade Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
or Fruit Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce & Liquid Sauee
Coffee Tea Milk
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Building
Scheduled
Permits for new home and
business buildings in Kodiak were
approved at the council meeting
Monday.
Included was a permit for
Norman Suiliff and A. A. Owen,
Jr , for a $3000 frame building
■» block 18 Lot 6. The site, pur
chased from Emmett Jennings,
•wnerof the Kodiak Cleaners,
will be used for a lumber and
building materials yard. It is lo
cated in the triangle across from
theC. C. Naugbton residence.
C. Blankenburg, owner of the
frontier Book and Gift Shop, re
ceived permission to make $3000
worth of improvements on Block |
18 Lot 1. The building, formerly
occupied by Sis’s Chicken Din
ners, will be remodeled into a
store and living quarters. The
property was purchased from
Mrs. Fred Sargent.
Other permits included:
Ralph Shupp, new residence,
Lot 152 of Erskine addition,
$6000.
R. C. Wilson, addition to home
on Carlson hill.
Repair of fire damage to Alas
ka Game Commission residence
on Mission road, $2990.
Mrs. John Gibbons
The above-named person may
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
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4 i FRONTIER i i
BOOR & GIFT SHOP
We haven’t much room for window display, and we do
have an attractive line of gifts so—lie sure and come in
aud let us show you:
NATIVE MADE
Parkas Mukluks Moccasins Mittens
BEE STEWART ORIGINALS
Bandeaux Scarfs Belts Combs
VELlENGA ORIGINcALS
Bridge Sets Luncheon Sets
cATTRcACTlVE HOMEWE-AR CO.
Salts and Peppers Vases, etc.
%UTH MILLER STAALS
Alaska Wild Flower pictures Shell Pins
Shell Earrings Combs
AND FOR THE CHILDREN
Monica Dolls :: Roberts Boats :: Teddy Bears
Native Made Kotzebue dolls
Candles - Stationery - Books - Oames - Cards Souvenirs
1st Deeds
Arrive
After months of waiting the
first Trustee’s Deeds for property
in the incorporated eity of Kodi
ak were beginning to be received
locally this week.
According to the office of
George Parks, in Juneau, many
of the applications for deeds are
held up, as descriptions of prop
erty furnished with the applica
tions do not tally with the cad
astral survey.
The survey was completed in
1941 after the incorporation el
ection carried for formation of
the city, and the process of issu
ing deeds has been going on since
that time.
A list of the deeds will be fur
nished the oity, so that a delin
quent tax roll can be compiled
for publication and action to ob
tain the taxes.
Archie Davis announced this
week that he will offer massage
for men and women at Della’s
Beauty Cabin, commencing this
week. The service is by appoint
ment only.
KODIAK SKATING RINK
Open 7 to 10 pm every night,
plus a Matinee Sunday, 2:30 to 5:30 pm
Get the SKATING Habit!
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HELP HIM GET BACK
INTO
“CIVVIES”!*
buy VICTORY BONDS!
your Bond is his titket home!
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