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fant veterans
Territory
Washington {JP)~ Governor
piening and Delegate Bartlett
,-ked President Truman to
the government prepare
|S to aid war veterans to set
in the Territory.
Bartlett who said they found
president nte.ested and
apathetic, said they laid be
the executive need fora defi
p|an to aid veterans to settle
(he Territory and explained
t Alaska is leady to absorb a
#t many of them if they don’t
L“too fast”.
Veterans should have sufficient
iB(js to fake care of themselves
itil they are settled, he added,
jshould have ‘‘carfare home”
ii-ase they don’t find the Terri
er acceptable as a home.
idegate Bartlett said lie and
governor also asked the pres
t to intensify agriculture re
irch in the Territory to deter
me just what are the agricul
al possibilities.
Edition Begun
In Building
A major improvement and en
ging of the building housing
Kodiak Cleaneis, owned and
[rated by Emmett Jennings,
ibegui, this week under the
iction of the owner, with
ph Shupp in charge of con
uction.
The building, fronting on Alas
Wuy between the Ornheum
iatre and Ship’s Tavern will
e a 2-story frame addition,
by 45 feet, added to the rear,
nding it to Katmai avenue.
[About 18,000 feet of lumber
the improvement arrived on
Cordova from Ketchikan.
uncilman L. K. Wodlinger
ed hooky from the council
•ting Monday evening (his
♦ absence) because it was his
'thday and he had a dinner
ned at the Club Montmarte.
9 and guests drove out to
club only to find it closed
Mseofthe uodriveable cnn
l(® of the ice-coveted roads.
t Douglas, Utah (Special)—
charged from the Army al
b>rt Douglas separation cen
W8S Col. Ernest N. Hill, hus
“d' f Mrs Paul ne I. Hill, ol
^ island, Aiaska Cpl. Hill,
VHd 39 months with the
^ Harborcraft. Prior to en
'ng the Army July, 1942, Hill
employed as bull dozer oper*
af Kodiak.
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KODIAK SKATING RINK
Open 7 to 10 pm every night,
plus a Matinee Suaday, 2:30 to 5:30 tm
Get the SKATING Habit!
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Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bass ar
rived on the Cordova from Seat
tie and plan to locate here. Mrs.
Bass is the former Sue Scranton.
Oldest Oil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Prop.
xh e:
*•Home of Hospitality"
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
While we have lots of TURKEYS, |
CHICKENS, and FANCY
MEATS for the Holidays—
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Better place your order now so that you
will be sure to have one of our special i
eviscerated Turkeys or Chickens. j
Remember—They are absolutely the best
obtainable as always
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SATURDAY GROCERY SPECIALS
Libby Peaches
30c can Size 2 1-2
Libby Tomato Juice
30c can 47 oz
Libby Cucumber rickles
30c jar size 2 1-2
Holland House Mixers
r # Manhattan, Whiskey Sour
Martini, Bronx
nice
10c, lb
Purex
80c ^Gallons
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SATURDAY DRUG SPECIALS
Midol Tablets
35c
Regular 50c
VUldroot Creme Oil
Shampoo
50c
Regular 60c
Vick’s Vapor Rub
65c
Regular 85c
UPSTAIRS WDMENS SHOP
NEW . .
AFTERNOON DRESSES
HOUSE DRESSES
SHOES
JUST UNPACKED ... Be sure to sea them while
the selection is complete
SATURDAY MEAT SPECIALS
•3
Eviscerated Fowl
[ ... $1.55 ea
! 0
j Beef Roasts. . . .35 lb |
| OUR DELIVERY LEAVES
! THE STORE EACH
| DAY AT 3:30
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