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WANTED TO BUY—Collapsi
hie baby buggy- P. H. Rau
maker, P.O. Box 1106, or leave
address at Mirror office. 9-26-p
FOR SALE—Nice home on Mis
sion Road. With or without
furniture. Lot 85 x 200, all
fenced Inquire Cecil Mittby,
House No. 69, 9-26-10-3-p
LOST—Black billfold, papers
valuable only to owner. Also,
man’s Tavannes wristwatch.
initials J. R. R on back. Re
ward. Joseph R. Rainey. An.
swer at Mirror office. 9-26-r
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L Salt
L Fairy tale
monsters
K Title of a
monk
L South Ameri
can wood
sorrel
t- Dress material
L Gypsy book
►. Segment of a
curve
L Settle money
upon
K Full of: suffix
i. Withdraw
>. Wig
t Goddess of
dawn
L European finch
L Owners of
plantations
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Roland: abbr.
31 (lone by
32. English drama
tist
33. Pronoun
34. Stronger
36. Jewish month
37. Day's march
39. Sweet biscuit
40. Little: Scotch
41. Tolerable
42. More distant
44. Gaze
46. Wine cask
47 Afternoon nap
49. Conciliatory
52. Study
53. Feminine name
55. Silkworm
56. Siamese coin
57 Metal fastener
58. Rodent
59. Oriental com
mander
60 Frighten
61. Heavens
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1. Fly high
2. 160 square rods
of land
3. Pertaining to
milk
4. Exaggerate
6. Not present
6. Free
7. Absconds
8. Drain
9. Ruffle
10. Hazard
11. On the side
protected
from the
wind
19. Electrified
particle
21. Upright part
of a stair
23. Bother
24. Moves with a
lever
25. Game of chance
26. Self
28. Mission In
Texas
29 Exclude
32. Pierce
34. Patches of
contrasting
color
35 Exclamation
38. Acquiesces
40. Transgressors
42 Astronomical
43 Regret
45. Perfumes
47. Mark of a
wound
48. Greek letter
49 Roman road
50 Kingdom in
Asia
51 Municipality
64. The yellow
bugle or
herb eve
LOST—Black zipper billfold
Social sec. card, etc. Name
Gordon Knight. Leave with
L. L. Rushing at Hodcarrier’s
office. -926-3-10-p
LOST—Brown billfold. Name
Ollie Copenhaver. Reward
Leave at Mirror office.
FOUND—One light brown wal
nut wooden gavel in good
condition. Owner may have
same by identifying and pay
ing for this ad at Mirror of
fice. 9-5-c
FOUND — Small pair glasses,
round lens, white gold. Owner
may identify and pay for this
ad at Mirror Office. 9-5-c
FOUND—Pocket watch on
chain with 3 keys and army
emblem. Owner may claim
by identifying and paying for
this ad at the Minor office.
8-22-c
FOUND—One small key, near
post office. Owner may identify
and pay for ad at Mirror
office. 3 28
FOUND—Leather jacket. Own
er may redeem same by ident
ification of jacket and paying
for thffe ad. 8-15-c
FOUND — Twin keys, marked
Milwaukee, o n small ring
ALSO 1 key, numbered 633.
4-11-42
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Inteimittent blast, followed
by signal to donote zones.
Zone 1—That part of town
west of Brooklyn avenue.
Zone 2—From Kraft’s store
to the north end of Brooklyn
avenue, eastward including the
main business district as far
north as the Union hall and
east to the channel.
Zone 3—From the Union out
Mill Boy road.
Zone 4—From the Union hall
out Mission road.
Short blasts in the same num
ber as the zone will indicate
where the fire is located.
Offices
Travel Bureau —Upstairs in
City fire hall.
Local Draft Board—City Hall
Mrs. Cora Hutton Clerk.
Ci‘y Clerk—Next to Dell’s
Cafe. Mrs. C. Blankenburg.
Hours l to 4 except Sat. & Sun.
Post Office—Hours: 8 a m. to
5 p m weekdays, 8 a. m. to
noon Saturdays, closed Sunday.
For boxholders, doors are open
from 8 a m. 'o 7 p m everyday
War Price & Rationing Board
—Louise Williams, Clerk— Kod
iak Transit Office, next to Dell’s
cafe. Office hours 9 to 1.
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KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets every 2nd & 4th Sunday
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
William E. Falconer, President
L. L. Rushing, Vice-President^
Louise Williams, Secty.
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Meets on the 1st, 3rd, 5th Sun
day of each Month at 1:30 p.m.
at the Legion Hall
RETAIL CLERKS
Meetings every 2nd & 4th Friday
in Union Hall at 7.30 P.M.
Wilton White, Pres.
Stephen P. Bebich, Secretary
HOD CARRIERS
Construction & Gen’l Laboreis
Local No. 706
2nd & 4th Sunday at 2 p. m.
Legion Hall
Arthur N. Welch, Pres.
L. L. Rushing, Bus. Agent
Cooks’ & Assistants’ Local 874
Meetings Held
Each Friday, 3 p. m.
American Legion Hall
President Louis Shaffer
Secretary, Ned Opp
377 Mission Road
TEAMSTER’S UNION
Local 500
Meeting held 1st Sunday of each
month, 10 a.m., Blinn’s Hall
Secy., Glen Robinson
Chauffers, Warehousemen
and Helpers
OFFICE & PROFESSIONAL
WORKERS
Local No. 226132
Meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesday
7:30 P. M.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
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Griffin Memorial Hospital
Office Hours: 10-12 & 2-4
Except Saturday afternoons
and Sundays
Special hours by appointment
Kodiak General Hospital
Dr. A. Bates Jones
Resident Physican
Dr. A. R. Roberts
dentist
Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Cliff E. Lillethun
Public Accountant
Tax Service
Notary Public
Office in Lyric Theatre Bldg.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Mary Gregoroff
U. S. Commissioner’s Office
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Attorney-At-Law
Kodiak
Anchorage
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