Classifieds
USED CARS—will sell or buy
them. Sell at one third
down, the rest in install
ments. See Jake Foley at
legion Club or phone 3242.
iREWARD—$250 for informa-j
tion leading to the arrest |
and conviction of anv person I
©r persons killing, stealing, |
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak'
Livestock Growers Asso^ia-I
tion.
WE HAVE— a few VVillvs'
Station Wagons still avail
able at Seattle. See us now |
while they' are available.
Dodges waiting list and de
posit, Order your Dodge
way ahead. Clark’s Garage.
WILLYS—4 cy. pick up at
Kodiak. New type tornado
engine, faster than a jack
rabbit. Clark’s Garage.
WILLYS—6 cy. station wagon
on next boat. Buy in Kodiak
at lower prices and no sales
tax. Clark’s Garage.
FOR SALK—Chevrolet li ton
truck, 4 wheel drive. $350 as
is. Clark’s Garage.
KNUDSEN’S — have more
copies of Oct. 2, Life maga
zine with the Kodiak
pictures.
TOR SALE—1947 Dodge de
luxe Tudor sedan. Good
condition. Radio, heater.
Phone Lola Bailey, 2222,
or Woody Bailey, 455.
TOR SALE—1941 Ford pick
up, 2 small outboard motors, j
See Vic Ellis at the Bank.
TOR SALE — ABC washing
machine; twin laundry tubs;!
Thayer buggy. Call 3191.
RUMMAGE—Sale will be re*,
3umed at the Baptist Mis
sion from 1 to 8 pm Satur-1
days. i
FOR SALE—King crab, 50 c
lb. Cooked fresh daily. De-j
livered free to city or base.
Call 3202 after 2 pm.
FOR SALE—New 500 gallon
oil tank, used oil heater,
electric range, washing ma
chine. See Vic Ellis at the
Bank.
FOR SALE— Modern fur
nished 2 rooms and bath,
close to town. $3500. See
Vic Ellis at the Bank.
; i
FOR SALE—Modern furnish
ed 2 rooms and bath 2 blocks
from business district.
$3750. See Vic Ellis at the
Bank.
FOR SALE—New 2 bedroom
house Millbay Road out
side city $7500. See Vic
Ellis at the Bank.
FOR SALE—42 Ford pickup,
good condition, throughout.
Call base 247 or quarters
64B. D. S. Frank.
FOR SALE—choice home site.
Has water line. Excellent
investment. Mill Bay road,
lot 71, Erskine sub-division.
Woody Bailey,. Navy phone
455 or write box 663.
FOR SALE- 1947 Kaiser 4-!
door sedan. In good condi-;
tion. Contact Martin Jensen
at Cheechako Liquor Store. ■
HAVE— your thawing done ]
by the B & O plumbing
shop. Call Barney Corgatelli
phone 4361.
FPRSALE— Frigidaire au
^tomatic spin-dry washer.
Practically new. Reasonably,
priced. Phone 4481.
DRIVE CAREFULLY
talc* car* of vour tiros
Rubber is going to be short this year
OUR NATURAL RUBBER GOODYEARS
will last you longer
See us NOW while we have a good stock
ROUGE FLYMUUTH WILLYS
CLARK’S GARAGE
— Get a deposit down on this summer’s car —
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
.. -*&.£• V.. (-/ 1-1
SCHEDULED SAILINGS __J'
FROM SEWARD
S. S. DENALI JAN. 25 S.S. BARANOF FEB. 1
Cordova, Juneau, Petersburg Sitka, Juneau
Wrangell, Ketchikan, Seattle Ketchikan, Seattle
-- — ■ 1 ■ —
O. H. KIMBALL, Agent Phone 4521
FOR SALE— Spin Dry'
washer, $50 or make offer.
Sears No. 1, Mission road.
FOR SALE—1946 Buick se
dan, 2-tone paint, radio,
heater, shield, twin ‘spots,
foglights, excellent condi
tion. Call Hodges 721 be
fore 5 or see at Quonset
505, Aviation Hill.
FOR SALE-Solo Vox, $75
Needs repairs. See Tot
Welsch at Beachcombers.
IF UPON YOUR SHOES
you do frown, whenever;
you’re downtown, Shine1
them! Kodiak Bowling Alley,
phone 2062.
WATCH FOR THE
SWEETHEART DANCE.
FOUND—Little girl’s gold
ring with yellow stone. Ow
ner claim at MIRROR office,
pay for ad.
FOUND—two keys on brass
key chain. Owner claim
same and pay for ad at
MIRROR office.
FOUND— pair of child’s
glasses on Alaska Way near
Shopper stop. Owner claim
same and pay for ad at
MIRROR office.
WANTED TO RENT — Four
or five room modern fur
nished home in downtown
area. Must have by March 1
but will occupy sooner. See
or call Mel Crawford at 3123.
WANTED—any kind of an
ice saw. Contact MIRROR
office.
LOST— Man’s wallet, with
base papers. Finder call
4601.
Wilkie Pershing Flynn and
Frances Pia Lazzie applied to
the U. S. Commissioner for a
marriage license this week.
RCA Representative
Coming Tuesday
Earl J. Smith, of the Ap
plications and Loans Division
uf the REA. will visit Kodiak
Tuesday on KEA business. He
will meet with Manager Leon
Johnson and members of the
board of directors.
“The KEA board isplanning
ahead for such contingencies!
as the power needs of the I
Kodiak Ice and Cold Storage
Company and the housing de-'
velopment in the east add}-,
tion,” Marshall Crutcher,
director, said yesterday.
The extension of the power
line to serve the Loflln Station
of the Coast Guard at Spruce
Cape has been approved and
materials ordered.
Milton Smith, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Smith,
left Monday for Anchorage to
enlist in the Air Force. He
had returned from Multnomah
College in Portland to spend
the holidays with his family
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete DeVeau
left for Anchorage Wednes
day. Mrs. DeVeau was en
route to Seattle, and her
husband accompanied her to
Anchorage.
Kenneth Rhein and Willard
Karjalahti of the navy base
will, report Monday for in
duction into the army at Ft.
Richardson. They took their
pre-induction physicals early
in December.
CARD or THANKS
We wish to thank everyone
who donated their time,
money and efforts toward
making the Russian New
Year's dance a success.
Rev. Alexander Popoff and
Russian Women’s Club.
Read the FOR SALE ads
California domestic frying rabbit
FOR FRYING:
Chicken wings Chicken breasts
Chicken livers
also CHICKEN a la king, pies & tamales
KUBLA KHAN:
EggFoo Young Chow Mein
Fried Rice
frozen MINCE &
BLUEBERRY pies
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
Orpheum
Theatre
Last times
today!
2:30, 7 and 9
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