Eodiak iftirror
“cNjetvs of ^America's Last frontier
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Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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Town Topics
William H. Olsen, local attor
«ey, has rented the Warren Tay
lor office on a monthly basis for
bis place of 1311310688.
Mrs. Bette De Young remains
at tlie office in charge of Mr.
Taylor's insurance business and
*s representative of the Fair
banks Gradelle Leigh Realty
company.
Dora Mae Davis and Adrian
A. Battensk, the latter a public
works civilian employe at the
base, weie married yesterday, or>
Washington’s Birthday, by U.'
S. Commissioner G. W. Buben
dorf.
Attendants were Harold I.eurs
and Jeanette Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jensen,
who are making the trip to Nor
way with Jorgen Fredrickson,
apparently aren’t satisfied with
tlie length of their journey, as
they extended it this week by
hopping on the Cordova to make
the up-country trip before de
parting on that vessel for Seat
tle.
Mrs. Sadie Herring reported
late yesterday that so far the
home collections in the Kodiak
Community Center Fund dr ve
amount to $814 65, with a little
more to still come in.
Anyone who has been missed
at home may leave their cont’i
butions at the U S. Maisha’s
office. (See page 11.)
Kraft’s and Krskine’s decided
Thursday to close in observation
of Washington’s Birthday, yes
terday, joining the bank, post
office and U. S. Commissioner's
office.
The local Signal Corps also
went on its Sunday schedule,
being open 2 hours.
Walter Sipprell, local Alaska
Steamship agent, returned by
plane this week from Seward,
where he went to Lelp in booking
survivors of the Yukon.
Latest reports have only 1
body, that of a soldier, as having
been found of the 11 missing
A Coast Guard representative
is now in Seward and Anchorage
obtaining material for the invest
igation of the wreck.
Bi'l Lewis, of the Ship’s Tav-|
ern, made a short business trip
to Anchoiage this week.
Harry Pinch, owner of rinch’s
Jewelry store, arrived here this
veek, and is making arrange
ments for disposal of local prop
erty and is offering the Carlson
apartments for sale. His plans
for the local store are indefinite
but he wants to devote his full
time to his Seattle store, which
he said is doing very well.
He reported also that the
$5000 in diamonds stolen in
Seat'le fiom him had been re
coveied.
Emma King is employed at
Kraft’s grocery department.
Elmer Johnson, accountant
for Marshall Crutcher, of Ketch
ikan, left this week by plane a»
te completing local accounting
work
M'S. Helen Halliday, employ
BANK DRAFTS
Sometimes called Bank Money Orders. Pro
vides you with a safe, convenient way to
send money or pay bills, and an absolute
proof of payment.
Issued in any amount at a small co
ed at the Club L'quor store loft
by plane this week for Shelton,
Wash , to make arrangements
for bringing her son, by a former
marriage, to Kodiak.
Mrs. Herbert Francis and in
fant, Shari Lee, left by plane
this week for Seattle and her for
mer home in Olympia. Mrs.
Francis was formerly postmis
tress here.
Mr. Francis, who has termin
ated his refrigeration job at the
base, will join her in Seattle. He
is leaving, with his aunt, Mrs
Stella White, on the Cordova.
Mrs. Cora Holden returned
here by plane this week after a
vacation trip to sunny Califor
nia.
Joe Jaffe, Harry Finch’s broth
er-in-law, who was formerly here
in Pinch’s Jewelry store, now)
has the Arlington Beer Parlor at
1st and Spring streets in Seattle.
Mrs. Marian Sautner is work
ing weekends at the Kodiak
Fountain.
An entire case of clocks and
electric irons, butter and many
other items were missing from
shipments on the last incoming
Cordova, local merchants report.
There will be a regular meet
ing of the city council next Mon
day evening at the city hall, be
ginning at 7:30 pm. Interested
parties are always welccme to at
tend.
James R. Luper, engineer for
the Federal Works Agency ar
rived here by plane yesterday.
The local water and sewer rys
terns are under the jurisdiction
of that department.
Mrs. Ennis Lowry, wife of
Capt. Elmer Lowry, arrived on
the Cordova from Harrisburg.
Pa.
On her way across the contin
ent her tram was stalled in snow
in Idaho. After 20 hours without
food Mrs Lowry fainted, and
suffered an injured rib in falling.
A ma riage license was issued
Thutsday by the Commissi jner
to Curtis f'linton Kirnes, civil
service worker, and Merle Nata
lie Lidstrom.
Bill Torsen, of Ouzinkie, re ;
turned home on the last Cordova, j
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e Kins Feature* Syndicate All Rlsht* Reserve «.
HOW QUINTUPLETS
CHEST COLDS
Whenever the Quintuplets catch cold—
their chests, thrcat3 a. ' nacks are rubbed
1 with Musteroie. Sc ^r- terole mu3t bo
I justaboutthe! ■ tcoia-iehef you can buy I
j Musteroie helps break up local con
gestion in upner bronchial tract, makes
| breathing easier, promptly relieves cough
ing and tight, sore, aching chest muscles
due to colds. In 3 Strengths: Children s
Mild, Regular, and Extra Strong.
relieve coughing ot
Classified
fids
FOR SALE—4-room house (2
bedrooms) furnished. Modern
with basement furnace See
Mrs. Peterson, 58 Mission rd.
FOR SALE — Carlson Apart
ments—4 furnished apts &
separate bunkhouse Commer
cial & view property Good in
vestment. See Harry Pinch
immediately.
FOR SALE—Land & building,
incl. new addition, now occu
pied by Kodiak Cleaners. Lot
35 ft. frontage by 96 ft. Cent
er of business district. Terms
available. tf
FOR SALE—Lot 14 Block 12
Leite addition, incl. 4-room
mod. dwelling & fum. $1400
cash. * tf
Inquire Bette DeYoung (Gra
delle Leigh Realty Co.)
FOR SALE—4-room mod. home
in town nice view Furnished,
inc. new refrigerator. See Bill
Lewis. tf
FOR SALE—Brand new 4-52
Gray Marine engine. Shaft &
propeller inc Pinch Jewelry .-tf
FOR SALE—Taxi business, incl.
3 cabs on run & garage. See
A. L. Fenner.
FOR SALE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
houses, workshop warehouse,
all on 3 lots See Harry Howe
This number bears watching
1001
FOR SAFE—New matched wed
ding ring set Solitaire has 2
cut side diarroi ds. Yellow gold
with white gold top. A real
bargain at almost half price.
See Mrs 01 as. Johnson, Mis
sion rd. (foimer Root’s house'1.
FURNITURE—For Sale—See
Pauline Gonzales, King’s resi
dence.
FOR «\' E-320-acre -w
(:? ,n.W of fence • 1 >’
10 0»'0 acres grazint. ■ P
6 rn house, old 'tin
rooM> In.j cabin, se' m1
ings.
Gasboat, KavDee, f •' °
cury 3 to 1 reducthn
25 P P Hill Diese mch
feet.
lv»30 Chev. sedan, extra
rubber.
6 only 7-ft. new Simmons
ing and bucking saws
For Sale or Charter—MS 1
Inquire Harry Howe, Ko
FOR SALE —Beauty Sh
Fairbanks business disirn
yr. lease to go, stock inch
Price $3000.
WE have listed several c
lots in Richart addition. 1
residential dist. in Fairb
Write or call in person fc
tails on these fine lots,
from $275 to $350 each
Gradelle Leigh, Realtoi
518 3rd Ave. Box 46S
Next to Nordale Hotel R<
Fairbanks, Alaska.
FOR RENT—Office spaci
Felder Bldg. See V. G.
Bank of Kodiak.
FOR RENT—Modern fnrn
homes. Hot & cold rut
water Quiet residential
tr<ct. See S. H. Sears, Mi
road
FOR 1 ENT—Furnished a
ment. near shopping cente
PincTi Jewelry.
WANTED—Torent,furn 1
Write Box 1165, Kodiak.
PAINTING—Will do painti
interior decoration, ho
homes or offices Sat &
Seattle union rates. 1st
work, guaranteed Call
racks 61, Navy, after 7
John Burbuck 2
WANTED TO BU-Y—W<
Gun®, Cameras & Soo
Equipment. H Pinch lev
STRICTLY BUSINESS
by McFoattf
pharmacist
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