Classifieds
qRS4LE—1941 Buick special
jedan, motor overhauled, body
(Sir shape, ^ood tires. $750.
jjarold Pratt
DR SALE—Lovely pin-up
limps for bedrooms, kitchens]
l living rooms. Gorgeous j
brass planter lamps. See them
,t the Frontier Shop
Dlt SALE—12-gauge, bolt ac
tion shotgun. See Mrs. Grace
Kerr or write box 385, Kodiak
jr SALE — 3-wheel motor
{cooler, extra engine $75.
Small Norge refrigerator as is
{60. Boy’s bicycle, good cond.
atra tire & tube, $20., Fred
Miller.
iNTED—2-room house or
•back close in. H. E. Wilson,
general delivery.
» SEARS CO SEZ—15 years
if Alaskan building experience
qualities us to help you seleot
just the right material for
rour job. It pays to deal with
is >
W SHIPMENTS — Haeger
lottery—Shining brassware—
Hovel Ivy & Plant containers, j
Frontier Shop.
bM S — Finished. Better
lieaper - Faster. Norman
Pkoto Shop.
NEW—Tubular jersey dresses,
nailhead studded. Smart hut
inexpensive. See them now.
Also alterations, sewing all
types. Bessie Spracher at
Knudsen’s.
GUNSMITH SERVICE — All
types guns repaired, by exper
ienced ordnance repairman.
Leave guns at Kodiak Mer
cantile.
HOME SERVICE—Has caught
up with the backlog of stove
cleaning jobs—list yours at
any hardware store.
GIFT IDEA—Gay “Garden of
the Gods” pottery. Beautiful
hand made table cloth & mats
with matching napkins. Love
ly han I woven scarves, towels,
table mats & napkins, & bath
mats. At the Frontier Shop.
ROLL FILM FINISHING—
Quality Prints and Speedy
Service Margo Lester. —tf
LOST—About 7 or 8 keys on a
ring, probably on Alder Lane
or Shelikoff. Reward. Lewis
Heglund
FOUND—Near postoffice, jewel
ed oirelet earring. Owner may
claim at Idle Hour Bar & pay
for ad.
CHRISTMAS TREE —Decor
ations. Limited supply fluores
cent Christmas tree lights,
Christmas wrappings & stick
ers. Boxed Ahgupuk Christ
mas Cards. Christmas candles.
Frontier Shop.
FIRE INSURANCE
Many fire insurance companies are
limiting the risks they will accept in
Alaska. For helpful service in obtain
ing the broadest coverage available
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
8AUK OF KODIAk
HOURS 9 A M. to 5 P.M
Sn/oy ‘T/outo 7/ujp
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.
Eat the Best Food-No Extra Charge
jfl
The Alaska Line is famed for the excellence of its
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
Ring Splice Left Seattle Nov. 24
Arrives Kodiak about Dec. 3
S S Denali Leaves Seattle Nov. 29
At rives Iiodiak Dec. 6
niiDSKR STEBFflSHIP C0IBPM1B
Notice
Call For The
Democratic Party
Precinct Caucus
There is hereby issued a call
to all members of the Democrat
ic party for the Kodiak precinct
that the regular precinct caucus
will be held on Wednesday, Dec.
3 at 8 pm at the office of the U,
S. Commissioner at Kodiak, A1
aska, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Divisional Dem
ocratic convention to be held in
Anchorage, Dec. 12, 1947; and
such other business as may be
necessary.
Only such persons as are regia
tered Democrats on the party
rolls, or Democrats by virtue of
Primary Election -ecords, are el
igible to participate in the
caucus.
It is expressly urged that all
attend this caucus
G W Bubendorf. chairman
Kodiak Precinct Committee
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School Board
Can’t Borrow
The school board is not auth
orized to borrow money, the At
torney General at Juneau has
ruled, Leon Johnson, treasurer
of the local board, announced
today.
It was suggested, he said, that
the city had power to borrow
cash on the understanding that
first school payments from the
Territory would be earmarked to
repay the loan.
Anchorage LP)—A 4 hour fire
swept the Belair, suburban night
club, with an estimated loss of
$100,000
Hospital News
Mrs. William Fitzgerald under
went a major operation on Fri
day, November 28.
Admitted for medical treat
ment: Miss Beryl Butler, Ouzin
kie; Mrs. Elbel Kizer; Victor
Smith; Baby Charles Deveau.
BIKTHS:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Hag
gin, of Woody Island, are the
parents of a son, Douglas Robert,
born on November 28; the baby
weighed 6 lbs 8 oz.
A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Leon H Johuson on
November 24, weight 8 lbs |
11 1-2 oz. The baby will be nam
ed Rita Leone.
A daughter was born to Mr
and Mrs Clifford E Wascott on
November^, weight 7 lbs. 5 oz.
No name has been chosen for the
child.
Cub scouts will hold their
pack meeting Tuesday, Dec. 2
at 7 pm at the Community
Center, on the theme of ‘ In Old
Mexico." Along with di-plays of
art and handcraft there is a
“bullfight” scheduled for enter
tainment.
A shipment of new supplies
has arrived and Cub uniform
[belts, caps and shirts will be
available in limited quantities
All parents and friends are
urged to attend.
ORPHEUM
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
LAST SHOWING TODAY 23 -630-9
WITH
LARRY PARKS
EVELYN KEYES
SUNDAY
2 30 4:50
7:00 & 9:10
MONDXV
4:50 - 7
& 9:J0
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SUN. & MON.
fc/W ROMANCE! BhztnCj ADVENTURE!
the Sailor t
GEORGE TOBIAS
ANTHONY QUINN
JANE GREER • MIKE MAZURKI
Produced by Stephen Ames • Directed by Richard Wallace
Screenplay *>y John Twis*
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TWO DAYS 5-7-9
Pis
TUE. & WED.
'Beauty, *
, * T&ills.
i 'Romance,
W Melody
5-7-9 THU. ONLY - double feature -
starring ROY ACUFF
AND HIS SMOKY MOUNTAIN BOYS
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"LAWLESS
EMPIRE”
Charle j
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the
Durango ^
Kid '
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TWO DAYS
!'N@ra Prentiss
THE NEW
WARNER SENSATION
m 5MKH' BRUCE BENNETT
ROBERT HOE
ROSE MART DECAMP