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j! Boy Snyder,
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.iliteXO CO..!
Photographic Supplies
Photo Finishing
Films Developed
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11 Pic t ure Pr aning
! Watch Repairing
By
I Watchmaker
j| Ladies Engagement
!i and Wedding Rings
'] Careful and Expert
Workmanship. |
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Dr. Rac L. Carlson, Juneau optometrist, vhO
pas "been calling on her clients, left town rec
ently. She will visit Soldovia first, then on
to various other points in the Interior •
Roprosenting W. J. Lake c: Co., wholesale,
liquor company of Seattle, Mr. D. D. Hull paid
his first call on the licensees in this town,
He arrived on the "Kasiloff" raid loft on tnc
"Cordova" for the Interior. j
Among the arrivals in town, to attend the ,
negotiating mootings "between the fishermen and
the cannorios wore; Howard Bailey of the Kadiak
Fisheries, Port Bailey; Clair .'Henerson, of the
San Juan Fishing end Packing Co. Uganik; Peter
Domonici of the Pioneer Packing Co. Uyak; 0. L.
Grimos of the Grimes Packing Co., Ouzinkie;
Ccnforoncos wore hold with Mr. Clyde Ellis,
attorney from.Anchorage, who i3 representing
•the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc., and Mr. T.
L, Smith,:counsel, for the United Fishermen of
Alaska..
Departing on the "Cordova." Thursday, Mrs.
William M. Thompson, mot hor of Mr 3. Fred Hon ton
is ohrouto to her homo in Yakima, Wash. Mrs.
Thompson 'who lias "been visiting' her daughter for
the last throe weeks, will stop off at Cordova
to visit the Dc Leo's, old friends of hers.
Mr. Gus Portet of Remington Arms Co. and
!Hr. Jack Chisholm of Amocat produx,left town
!Thursday for stops in Cordova and other S.E.
Alaskan ports.
Mrs. Emil Kraft loft Seattle today, on
"board tho McKinley, hound for Kodiak. Mr3 • Kraft
is Returning here after a. sojourn in Phoenix,
Arizona.
Tho Alaska Steamer "Banana" was in port^
for a short time, arriving at. H:.oO and leaving
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The NSW, IDSALj SAFE, HANDY
Fire‘'.Extinguisher especially
designed to put out OIL fires
SmaIT -' Si ze •' $1.6-0 Large Si ze $2 . 0<
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Latest models.in both power
and battery models, Really
i brings/.in- those-;,,;odtside1'
j .Programs. with the‘least
] /-" ■ 'npise! possible . From
i \\ ,) $ $29.50 and up
:.! - Terms, can be Arranged
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We give your orders our
.$ personal -attention and make
.deliveries to Buskinville
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
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New magazines oi> • every boat
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| Kodiak'1 s Busy Ccr nor" j
" V =rrr.d
at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
She had 30 tons o'f freight for
the Standard Oil Co. and a real
live ''gee-gee" for Leon Morris,
an employee cf the Ease camp, the
horse being shipped here from
June au. One pas s engor,A. E. Rhods
loft Kodiak for Seattle, on her.
Will Douglas, of Heinz “57"
varieties and M. Taylor, repres
enting Schilling Bros produx,
called on the local trade, while
the "Cordova was in port Wednesday
night, leaving for the interior -
Thur s d ay. This is.Mr*; Taylor’s
initial tnip here in the interest
o f the 09 hi1ling s Co*
Roger Suryan, of Suryan Inc.
Alit-nk, was. striker the other day
with a possible appcndccitus. The
company - doctor fearing complica
tions, sent Mr. Suryan to Kadiak
on a company tender, for medical
examination. Dr. A. Holmes Jolrni
3on will operate on him shortly.
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