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TAe ^Beauty of our
Business is FLOWERS
Spring ' Flowers
Are now Available
TULIPS — Potted or cut
NARCISSUSES — Potted
IRIS — DAFFODILS — VIOLETS
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH
KODIAK FLORIST
wire; AN V PLACE
CORSAGES - DISH ARRANGEMENTS — BOUQUETS
For that Birthday, Anniversary
or just to let them know jrou are thinking of them
Where your Dollars have more Cents.
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6 volt Batteries
(Jory coffee makers & electric stoves
Trimz wall paper
Paint & varnish remover
Mixing bowls
(AGENCIES:
• FORD AUTOMOBILES & TRUCKS
• BENDIX WASHING MACHINES
• KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS
• EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS
• EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS
• RCA RADIOS
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PROMPT" Sc GUARANTEED
RADIO repair service
Tony’s
Tavern
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WE LCN'iEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sur ve the Best Driuks id Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
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“gimme” complex working over
time and is perh pi to be expect
ed of representatives from Divi
-lons that have strayed «o far
from the concepts of self govern
ment that they couldn’t master
a majority vote for statehood.
Very clearly the voting in the
j House has developed al >ng pure* j
ly Divisional and Sectional lines,
rather than along party lines,
j with the First and Third Divi
sions Representatives usually
• voting together and the Second
and Fourth Divisions holding
pretty steadily together. To date
there seems to be no political
set-up in either party so far as
j the House is concerned.
The Gentlemen of the Third
House-lobbyists to you-made
their formal appearauce Satur
day, being catapulted into con
sideration, in that capacity, by
letter of Introduction from Aud
itor Frank M. Boyle, who has
custody of the register in which
the law requires them to register,
and the fees they pay lor that
privilege. Mr. Boyle sent a letter
to each House in which he an
nounced the names of those ent
itled to be heard before the leg
islature, These are as follow.-:
Archie Shields, represent Pacific
American Fisheries, A1 Ander
son of Fairbanks and Charles J.
Johnston of Good News Bay,
, representing the Alaska Miners
Association, Fiank Marshall, j
Charles Newton and John Dodge
representing the Alaska Territor
ial Federation of Labor Ed Gil
key, representing the Juneatt
Central Labor Council, Norman
C. Banfield, lepresenting the
Standaid Oil Company, William
L. Pa il Jr. representing the
Alaska Native Brotheihood, W.
C. Arnold, representing the
Association of Pacific Fisheries
and R E. Robertson of Juneau
who has an imposing list of cli
ents including eleven canneries,
one Bond Company, one Insur
ance Company, one Gold Mine,
and two Transportation Comp
anies.
A delinquent tax role of city
' property, as of Feb 28, will be
j published next month, the city
(council decided Monday night
TALLEY SEZ—
The water is now running again!
So, stop in and have
your hair washed...
You get Personalized ‘Beauty Service, at
TALLEY’S BEAUTY SALON
Open Afternoons & Evenings except Wed. & Sun.
TH E
*Home of Hospitality
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
Modern Lighting
Fixtures far Ilume and Office
Electrical Service for
Marine Commercial
Home
Marine Radio Service
Motor and Generator Repair
& Rewinding
Lathe Work
Skate*
h-a.-r-p-e-n.-e
miinn asjrnm
IT'S HERE AGAIN!
Strawberry Ice Cream
TAKE SOME HOME WITH VOL)
REMEM8ER ... WAFFLES
served any time
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NEW HOURS: 10 am'to liO1 pmutetly, Closed Sundays Jam & Fib.
ISLAND FOUNTAIN
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