(formerly Blinn’s Pool Hall)
POOL
TOBACCO
Drinks of All Kinds
the:
FISHERMAN’S
AND
SEAMAN’S
H EADQUARTERS
“You are cAfr&ays Welcome Here"
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
BONDS
I"Iaven’T we all daydreamed about the radios and
home equipment we are going to need and want when
the Pacific War is over? Let’s do something positive
about it.
Buying War Bonds now will make that day come
sooner when our money will buy combination radio
phonographs, cars and refrigerators, rather than field
phones, tanks and “K” rations. Let’s buy more bonds.
A1ASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 3)
The recipes submitted should
be easily prepared and econom
ical. Each will be tested by the
Home Economist in the labora
tory kitchen. Full acknowledge
i ment will be given to each person
whose recipe is published.
Your suggestions and recipes
may be mailed to Mrs. Dunlap,
Home Economist, Fishery Pro
ducts Laboratory, Box 647, Ket
chikan.
On a recent Tuesday, for no
reason whatsoever, Mrs. Mary
Colton and Mrs. Eleanor Dooley
dressed up in their Sunday-go-to
meeting clothes. Pieces-de-re
sistance of their outfits were two
large black hats.
To friends they confided: 1—
They were haying fun fooling
people, who, seeing the hats, nat
urally assumed there was a
boat in. 2—After going to such
great lengths to dress if they
didn’t get tneir names in the
paper they would never do it
again.
One of their friends (?), want
ing to encourage such dressiness,
came over to the orfice to tel! us
about it.
And naturally we’re for any
thing for the betterment of the
community.
There was a man in our town
recently, who, in all his life, in
cluding many years in Alaska,
made it his policy never to enter
a liquor establishment of any
kind.
Desiring to make a trip from
Kodiak by plane, a problem pre
sented itself, as the Alaska Air
lines agency is in the Club
Liquor Store. His solution: he
sent a friend to buy his ticket
What’s more, on the day of
the plane’s departure he made
several trips to the s ore to check
on the hour of leaving but each
time he stood out in the street
to solicit the desired information.
We breathed a sigh of relief
when he got away safely without
defection in his decorum.
Now that he is gone we can
divulge that his abstemious
record was broken during his so
journ in Kodiak. He once
ENTERED the Club Mont
martre.
But that was VE-Day, and
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