WASHINGTON
FISH AND
OYSTER CO.
PORT WILLIAMS,
ALASKA
Cold Storage
Frozen Bait - Ice
Total freezing
capacity 20 tons
daily
FLY WITH
ALASKA
AIRLINES
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FOR
INFORMATION
SEE
Agent
RAY MARTIN
Dance
at (Blinris
Every
SATURDAY
Night
Froifi
8
pm
To
New Orchestra
Admission:
$1.00
Women Free
Sponsored by .. .
Coney Island
Cafe
Former Residents
Lose Baby In nre
Enveloped in flames wlien her
crib beading caught fiie after
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her mother had improvised a
vaporizing hood to •’<at he;
cold, Monta Titt'e, (> months
old, perished despite <
er’s frantic effort1* to ve
The mother, Mrs Dor thy
Tittle, 20, Seattle, had placed i
pan of medicine on a small
electric heating element and then
draped an apron to carry the
fumes to the crib.
She then went to the front
room, closing 3 door3 to keep
out the noise. Two friends drop
ped in to visit and one of them
mentioned she smelled smoke.
With a scream Mrs Tittle
sprang to her feet and dashed
to the back of the house through
a cloud of smoke. Seizing a pan
she dashed water onto the crib
and then seized the infant,
which coroners said had been
mercifully overcome before be
fore suffering burns
Mr. and Mrs. Tittle formerly
lived in Kodiak She was em
ployed as a waitress by Mrs
Margaret Cote in the Model
cafe and Mr. Tittle woiked at
the base as a cook. The father,
Charles, 30, is now a navy cook,
stationed at Adak. He saw the
baby when he was home on fur
lough Thanksgiving,
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I
:
! Students of the 8th grade,
under the direction of their Eng
lish teacher, Miss Georgya Wil
bur, visited the Mirror plant
Wednesday on a tour of inspec
tion one of a series of visits to
local establishments being in
corporated in their work.
Donald R. Clark, son of Mrs.
Cecil Mittby and brother to
Mrs. Douglas Heay of this city,
has successfully completed his
flight training at the Army air
Forces Pilot School at Luke
Field, Arizona.
At graduation ceremonies
Feb. 8 he received the Army
Air Co ps silver wings and a
second Lieutenant’s commission
in the Army Air Corps Reserve.
He attended high school at
Homer.
Mrs. Maurice Brings, former
ly employed at the Helsel Photo
company, has accepted a posi
tion at the post office.
A reward or $100 has been
offered by L. F. Nachtweih,
owner of a house at 55 Mission
road, for information leading to
recovery of a gas engine and
water pump stolen from that
property this week.
Arnold Wayne '‘Jimmy”
Bunch pled guilty Monday in
the U. S. Commissioner’s court
to a charge of petty Iai ceny and
was sentenced to 6 months in
jail.
A pair of pants which he sold
to a third party were traced as
having been stolen from the W.
J. Erskine company store.
Pinch’s Service Store
'"The Service Men's Meeting Place''
New Arrivals
LAKGE SHIPMENT OF
Overseas Caps and Braids
All Chevrons - All Navy Ratings
Kodiak Alaska Sweat Shirts
Hunting Knives Batteries
Lighter fluid and flints
Popular and ”flill Billy”
Song Books
Musical Instruments
Kaywoodie pipes
Val-A-Pack and Luggage
SOUVENIRS
TO SEND HOME
Army and Navy Pillow Tops
Head Scarfs
Tablecloths
Tea Aprons
Ladies’ White Beaded Moccasins
ra
Just Arrived!!
ELECTRIC BOTTLE WARMERS
FOR BABIES.
Safe, sanitary, easy to use. A step saver for the mother.
Limited supply.
Also all baby foods & Vitamins sold here at the Vitamin ceatet
VITAMIN C
Prevent Scurvy, Bone Decalcification, Tooth Decay,
Shedding of Teeth, Loss of Weight, and Sallow
Complexion.
ELECTRIC VAPORIZERS
The modern way to administer medicated solutions.
(Operates on both AC and DC current)
FIRST SIGN OF CONGESTION PROTECT
YOUR BABY’S HEALTH
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A Registered Pharmacist always on haoi
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The Men’s Store
FOR
Suits and Military Clothing
Haberdashery Accessories
complete line of
Work Clothing
PHOTOGRAPHIC
SUPPLIES
PAPER CHEMICALS
TRAVS PRINT “TONGS
Developing/ Printing/ Enlarging
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Send a Portrait home for Easter
HELSEL PHOTO CO.
Closed Sundays
Open weekdays 9 to 6
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