lUO Mile Hurricane Hits Florida Coast
Press Assoc. — The map shows
the path of the recent 100 mile
an hour wind of hurricane force
which hit the Florida coast about
fifteen miles from Miami. Mer
chants of the lower peninsuh
were ready for it with boardec
up windows, billboard signs being
taken down, and all seagoing
craft headed for safe anchorage.
Territorial Department
Releases Health Figures
The latest report of the Ter
ritorial Department of Health,
Juneau, discloses 6 influenza, 2
chicken pox. and 54 common re
spiratory disease for Kodiak.
No high incidence of disease
was noted for other towns in
Alaska, except Wrangell, which
reported 10 cases of whooping
couch, and Unalaska with 17
cases of mumps.
The report covered cases for
the week ending Oct. 20.
Alaska Transportation
Equipment Valued
.Washington —The maritime
commission, for rate-making pur
poses, has placed the following
valuation on transportation eq
uipment in public service in Ala
ska as of last year:
Alaska Steamship Co.
S6,650,000
Northland Trans Co
1.475,000
Santa Ana Steamship Co.
285.000
Alaska Transportation
650.000
Rome-P—Italian torpedo pl
anes, part of Italy’s successful
air arm. attacked a British con
voy in the Mediterranean to do
effective damage.
Dell’s Cafe
‘Tht Hcmt of Good Jood''
TRY US
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Good Steak on a l
Hot Platter
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Jjhn R. Jones, Printer.
Returns to Home at Kent
John R. Jones, who has been
employed since April on the
Kodiak Mirror as jobman, left
on the Denali to join his wife at
their home in Kent, Wash.
He was forced to quit his work
temporarily because of the weak
ened condition of his eyes.
Mr. Jones, who has over 50
years expeiience in printing, was
foimeriy employed on the Seattle
P. I. befo e coming to Kodiak.
L. Russell, who left the base in
August, arrived on the Denali
After a visit to relatives and
friends in Idaho and California
he returned to Washington where
he married Miss Borseth, Che
halis.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell are mak
ing their home on the Mission
road.
Mrs. E. L. Butler and Mrs
James Martz were visitors in Ko
diak Wednesday.
Our classified adv pays.
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special occasion, remember
to call on us for the pastries.
You’ll gee delicious bakery
goods and bread always.
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H. C. Christopherson,owner
Formerly Union Bakery
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7 SEAMAN’S
H EADQUARTERS
" You are cAttoays Welcome Here''
SHIP’S TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
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PAINTING
We are Color Specialists
DECORATING & PAPERING
Of the Very Highest Quality
MURALS DESIGNS ORNAMENTS
If vou have anything to be done in our line
SEE US FIRST
CUT-RATE SIGNS OF MERIT
Wm. G. (Bill) Spradlin & J S. (Mac) McClellan
Union Labor
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When you are Ready to
FURNISH
YOUR HOME
Come in and see our
complete assortment of
HOME FURNISHINGS
Everything you want
for comfort at prices you
can well affo.-d to pay.
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop
When You Buy Lumt*,
Why not buy the most of
the best for the least
amount of money?
ALASKA
SPRUCE
Grown locally, cut & sawed
by local labor
Large Stock on Hand at
Kupreanoff
Lumber Mills
"FunforoAll - oAll for Fun”
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JERROME’S
Recreation Parlor
TOBACCOS
j CANDIES CARDS POOL
Jj JERRY LODGE, PROP.
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“Home of Hospitality
in Kodiak
; Belmont Hotel and Bar
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
| “Have you tried one of cMike's tasty lunches?
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I.T.LM'.m.ULEL
The Cub
H. E. WINANS, Owner
Alaskan Ivory Novelties and Curios that are as
interesting as they are inexpensive
“The Store Where It Pays to Shop”
Candies - Bars of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
Fresh Roasted Peanuts and Popcorn Opposite Orpheum Theatre
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marine: wiring
Licensed Radio - Telephone Repairs
Complete House Wiring
A Specialty
Electric*!
When You Want Anything ElectricaliDone
— SEE US AND —
“Ask for an *Esti m|a t'e ’ ’
Pete’s Electrical Service
Peter Deveau, Owner
Carejof Kodiak Mercantile Co.