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250 Alder Lane
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New Patterns
COFFEE TABLES
Fold-Away Beds
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Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop
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Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
, Al Miller, Owner
STRICTLY BUSINESS byMcF«aH.r*
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THE BOARD MEETING
PIZZICATO
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
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“Stick around after the meeting. We’re having
a jam session!”
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Official Tells
Of Kodiak Club
Ketchikan— Kodiak’s Sports
men’s club was described in a re
cent speech heie by Jack O’Con
nor, executive officer and secre
tary of the Alaska Game Commi
1 ssion, before a meeting of the
| Alaska Sports and Wildlife club.
I He discussed the work of the
• Kodiak club, of which he is a
Member, in their efforts to in
troduce pheasants and rabbits
on Kodiak island.
The Kodiak club has a mem
bership of 800, he said, and has
offered a reward of S100 for in
formation leading to the arrest
and conviction of anyone found
guilty of shooting beaver on the
island.
Caribou in Alasxa are in grave
danger of extinction, he said,
and have been steadily losing
ground, and moose, bear, and
other game may be next to go,
he warned, citing the depreda
tions of wolves and irresponsible
hunters as the chief causes for
game animal* depletion in Alas
ka.
O’Connor described the efforts
of the Alaska Game Commission
toward the restoration of sea ot
ter herds in the Aleutians and
of their post war plans for plan
ting freshwater shrimp in Alaska
lakes, and restocking lakes and
streams with trout.
Liquor Attempt
Brings Arrest
Seattle—Accused of attempt
ing to take 18 cases of liquor to
Alaska for resale, two stewards
aboard a ship moored at a Seat
tle dock were charged with il
legal possession of intoxicating
liquor in a complaint filed in
justice court.
The men identified themselves
as Robert Borden, 28, and Wil
liam Goeppner, 31.
Deputy Prosecutor Nergaard j
said the men had been noticed :
by dock guards when they drove,
onto the dock with a panel truck j
loaded with 18 unopened cases'
of Washington state liquor board j
whiskey.
Nergaard said that liquor!
board officials were mystified as ]
to how the men acquired pos
session of the unopened cases of
liquor.
Chief Don Simpson, local Sea
Bee officer, spoke at the Rotary
Club Tuesday, telling of inter
esting experiences while station
ed in the Guadalcanal area in
1942-43.
KNUDSEN’S
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
• If you really want to please the wife or sweet
heart this Christinas or anytime . , . Buy
her a Parka at Knudsen’s.
• BUT FIRST buy your share of War Bonds.
• We also have a lot of other items useful
and appealing to her or him or them.
• PAGEANT—A new magazine and it’s good!
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KNUD SEN'S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
"oHext to the Largest Store in To<wn”
Northland Photo Shop
(Formerly Helsel's)
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We Specialize in Fine Portraits
TOU HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO HAVE YOUR
PORTRAIT MADE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
(EljriHttttaB Imperials
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Beautiful 8x10 Color views of Kodiak
Photographic Reference Books
Slide Views
l ine Leather Toilet Kits
Tripods
Camera Cases
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HIBSONS - SEALS
WRAPPING PAPER
Individual Christmas Cards
of Kodiak and Alaska views
Open Sundays 3 to 5 Open weekdays 10 to 7
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Pinch’s Jewelry Store
'‘Shop Early for Christmas''
ICE CREEPERS
Buy them now . . .
. . . For those slippery days
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