Classified Ads
, SALE—4-ioom house (2
^jfooms) furnished. Modern
,j, basement furnace See
Peterson, 58 Mission rd.
^ £;ALE- 320 acre homestead
j pjiles of fence will enclose
D0OO acres grazing laud) with
fvom house in good shape
jtb cedar siding & celotex in
^ old sawmill, 2-room log
^o, sev. outbuildings. Onlj
0)0, less for cash,
lasboat Kay Dee, 95 HP Mer
ury 3 to 1 reduction.
5 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
jet.
1,39 Chev. sedan, extra gooc
»bber.
pjity 7-ft. new Simmons fall
»nd bucking saw3.
'or Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
Bquire Harry Howe, Kodiak
r SALE — Money-making
ocktail bar in heart of Anch
rage- Sacrifice for $ 13,500 in
hiding inventory. Write Bo:
06, Anchorage, Alaska. 5-11
R SALE—Trading post with
pportumties to expand. Ir
»ili oad belt, fur & gold min
)g area. Well established pro
uetire business. $10,00(
rould handle. Owner retiring
lox 135, Kodiak Mirror. 4-2i
R SALE—Est business ii
eart of Fairbanks. Plumbing
leating & Sheet metal works
lock on hand $20 000 with 1
ord trucks inc. Price $28,50(
t*rms.
i have listed several choici
its in Richart addition, finest
ssidential dist. in Fairbanks
Frite or call in pe'son for de
nls on these fine lots. Prior
•ona $275 to $350 each.
Gradelle Leigh, Realtor
518 3rd Ave. Box 468
text to Nordale Hotel Rear
Fairbanks, Alaska
ft HEM'—Modern furnished
»mes Hot & cold running
•ater Quiet residential dis
*'et. See S. H. Seats, Mission
•ad tf
fcNO TUNING—By appoint
ment Rex Parrott. Leave word
»t Navy 644. tf
CK & KEY SERVICE—
Looks inst.a led, repaired &
eVs made for cars or liornes.
^fes serviced. Leave orders at i
^°dlinger’s Drug Store. 4-27
^IHRY MENDING -Leave
*°Ur hose to be mended at i
^Hy’s Dress Shop
P(>H.SALE—Land <fe build
ing, inch new addition,
now occupied by Kodiak ;
Cleaners. Lot 35 ft. front
age bj' 96 ft. Center of 1
business district. $30,000
i ermj available. (
S\LE—2-room house
burnished. On Carlaon
hill. $800 cash.
Inquire
Bette DeYoung
^rn.delte Leigh Realty Co)
s
FOR SALE — Modern furn. (
house, plus 2 part. furn. cab
ins. Close in. Income $110
monthly. See Emmett Jenn
ings, Kodiak Cleaners. tr
FOR SALE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
houses, workshop, warehouse,
all on 3 lots. See Harry Howe
Eager Eggers
Have Big Time
by Gertrude Raumaker
The school grounds stood its
strictest inspection Easter Sun
Jay when over 200 pre-school
ind grade School children search
3d every nook and corner for the
3ggs hidden by the Kodiak Busi
ness and Professional Women’s
3lub. Despite club members a
irowals that eggs were not hid
den in the mud puddles at the
bottom of the hil1, even these
were subject to minute scrutiny,
much to the detriment of some
new Easter apparel.
The prize to the one finding
the most sacks of eggs went to
Sam Nelson. This was a large
basket, with real eggs, topped by
a big stuffed bunny. Runner-up
was Iver Malutin, who was
awarded a cash prize. Many of
the sacks contained small slips of
paper which entitled the finders
to ten cent pieces At the end of
the hunt, there were more dimes
left than were accounted for,
which led LilhaD Lamme, vice
president of the club, and prize
Jisburser, to believe that some
if the children inadvertently
swallowed their tickets while ea*
ng their eggs
Crowed Vi Sipprell.eggs-ecutor
>f the hunt, “With the success
>f this year’s hunt, we are laying
aluns for a bigger and better one
aext year, foul weather or not.”
Fleeta Ch istopberson and
Gleorgia Norman were instigat
es of the hunt.
A marriage license was issued
Saturday to Dena W Ward, per-)
lonnel clerk, NOB, and Freder
ick F. Fidell, rigger, NOB.
Counc 1 committees for the
current year were named as fol
ows by Mayor Lee Bettinger at
:he council meeting Monday. In
sach case the first named is the
diairman:
Assessment & collection 01
;axes—Nelson, Christopberson,
3 wen
Streets, street improvements—
Vlartz, Owen, Sears
Light, water & sewerage—
ilartz, Owen, Christopherson
Health & police—Wodlinger,
Sears, Owen
Finance & claims—Wodlinger,
Jhristonherson, Sears
Printing & election—Owen,
christopberson, Sears
Judiciary— Nelson, Christoph
irson, Owen
Pub ic buildings & improve
nents—Owen Sears, Nelson
Harbor & Wharfage—Christ
ipherson, Sears, Wodliuger
Public parks & cemetery—
iears, Christopherson, Owen
Fira protection—Christopher
on, Seats, Owen
lack Benny, Alexis
Smith In Laugh Hit
Combining the rib-tickling an
tics of funny-man Jack Benny
the blonde loveliness of Alexis
Smith and the production skill of
Warner Bros, studio, one of the
brightest and gayest comedies of
the season, ‘The Horn Blows
sit Midnight”, plays Sunday and
Monday at the Orpheum theatre
Starring Jack Benny and Alex
is Smith and featuring a support
ing cast that includes such capa
ble performers as Allyn Joslyn,
Reginald Gardiner, Dolores Mor
an, Guy Kibbee. Franklin Pang
born, and John Alexander, the
farce comedy tells the tale of a
trumpet-blowing angel (Jaek
Benny, really a tooter in a night
club) who is sent down from
Heaven to herald the doom of
the earth on his horn.
Caught in the web of mortal
scheming when he gets to earth
he becomes involved in a series
of situations both hilarious and
fantastic. Mixed up in a scheme
to steal a fabulous string of
pearls he forgets about his horn
tooting and the world spins mer
rily on, unaware of its narrow
escape from destruction, until
Benny makes peace with the cos
mic powers.
The picture was produced by
Mark Helhnger and directed by
hit-maker Raoul Walsh.
Local police reported yester
day that a bus driver of the Ta
gura Transit System has lost his
base pass because of alleged
drunken driving on the naval
reservation.
Mrs. 0. T. Mulqueen has rent
ed space from l.e Hettinger in a
portion of the form I'inch
building, to open a beam \ parlor.
Town Topical
“With summer corning on.
Why stay at home in an over
hot kitchen when you cm enjoy
those delicious (full of FREbH
\egetables) dishe- at the Yum
Yum?
Chop Suey, Chow ;Viem, Foo
yung, Noodles, Sweet & Sour, as
onlv the rum Yum can make
them; to say nothing of that
Creole Gumbo, teole Oura soun
and Italian Spaghetti that melt
in your mouth
Orders sent out from 6 pm to
3 am Party orders for as many
as twenty on short notiee, pip
ing hoi to your taoie. Closed on
Mondays hereafter.
It’s thif. good eatin’—
\ um Yum
Adv
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
"ESCAPE IN THE DESERT”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
aims smuh
**
ITS THIS
YEAR'S BIG
WARNER
ft i or'
DOLORES MORAN • ALLYN JOSLYN • REGINALD GARDINER
GUY KIBBEE-JOHN ALEXANDER • Directed by RAOUL WALSH
TUE. ONLY
Pat O'Brien Geo. Murphy
in The
Navy Comes
Throuqh
reissue
WED. & THU.
Double
Exposure
Chester Morris-Nancy Kelly
FRI. & SAT. 6:30 <fc 8:30
File Cub
JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
CONVEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Island Electric Cookers
TRY ONE!
ICE CREAM, Fresh Roasted PEANUTS POPCORN
CANDIES : BARS of All Kinds :: SOFT DRINKS j
BDHi\ in ALASKA — REABEfl in ALASKA — SLHOOLED in ALASKA
• A VOTE FOR •
WILLIAM A. EGAN
OF VALDEZ
FOR TERRITORIAL REPRESENTATIVE
• Is A Vote For •
A PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF ALASKA
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES, APRIL 3», 1946