Eodiak Mirror
"cfifeivs of cArne*ic&'s Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Rate $5.00
Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Clas3 matter under a ;t of Congress of March 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use
for republication of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1411 Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle, Washington.
"... that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shall not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
i own i opics
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eng
lund, formerly of this city, are
the parents of a baby boy born
in Manchester, Wash. The baby
weighed 5 pounds 8 ounces and
is named Paul Seivart. It is their
second child
Mrs. E-iglun i is the daughter j
of Mr and Mrs. Paid Swanson
of this city.
Douglas Hay, U. S. Army,I
Seattle, and formerly of Kodiak,
and Willie Ruth Pinkerton, of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, were united in
marriage F-'day, January 26 by
Father C. R. King at the King
residence
Attending the couple were
Mr. R.C King and Miss Evelyn
King.
Mrs. Alice Werner, CAA em
ployee on Woody Island, return
ed this week from a vacation in
Fairbanks spent with her daugh
ter, Mrs. P.A. MacDougall Mrs.
Werner first came to Kodiak 20
years ago and in 1924 and 1925
she and her la*e husband ran the
old Kodiak hotel, which burned
down a few years later.
Effective January 15, the Of
fice of Defense Transportation
has frozen all used commercial
motor vehicles, according to a
wire received by the local OP A
board Wednesday,
All prospective sellers and pur
chasers are advised that no sale
is legal unless specifically ap
proved by the Office of Defense
Transportation, Fairbanks. i
Pfc Wilfred L®we, Portland,
Oregon, is now in a hospital in
England recovering from injuries
received in action on the Europ
ean Western front, according to
word received bv his sisier, Mrs.
Catherine li.ankenburg, of this
city.
Pfc Lowe is with the 9th_Army
and has been overseas about 5
months.
L. K. Wodlinger, local druggist
left yesterday on a plane trip to
Washington, D. C. and Philadel
phia. In Washington he will visit
with his brother, connected with
the Canadian State Department
who is leaving so'm for Germany,
representing Canada in the Al
lied Rehabilitation program, and
will continue to Philadelphia to
visit another brother.
A new schedule of dispatching
mail was announced this week
by Mrs Kathryn Francis, act-,
ing postmaster.
All mail from Kodiak will be
dispatched on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings at
9:30 and airmail from Alaska
Airlines will be brought in at
9:30 on the same mornings.
Airmail for civilians in Kodiak
is no longer carried either in
or out via other than Alaska
Airlines, Mrs, Francis said.
A new contracting firm was
opened recently in Fairbanks by
J. It. Dixon and H. T. Kittleson,
at 615 Ninth avenue. The latter
partner was a former owner of
the Victory cafe in Kodiak.
Safety Deposit Service
Yes, we have safety deposit boxes for rent of
various sizes at a small cost where your war bonds,
insurance policies, other valuable papers and
jewelry are protected from fire or other losses.
Cpl. Herbert Pope, former as
sistant cashier at the Bank of
Kodiak, is now serving some
where in France according to
word received by friends here.
He was formerly stationed at
Camp Gruber, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Pope is employed in a
florist shop in Seattle.
Mrs. Mary A. Farrimond and
young son, Robert, arrived on
the recent Lakina. They are
from Yakima, Washington.
A birthday dinner for Mrs.
Helen Sprague was given by her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Nettle,
on Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 7 o’clock.
Guests were^ Chief Sparks, Chief
Daly, Dan Piazza, Mr. Nettle
and son Billy.
Miss Gretchen Hoff, formerly
employed at the NOB postoffice,
was married on Dec. 23 at Pasa
dena, California, to Mr. Patrick
H. Price, cadet in the Air Corps
stationed at Douglas, Arizona.
Mrs. Price is making her home
in Burbank, Calif. A violinist,
she has joined the symphony or
chestra there as assistant concert
mistress, and has appeared in 3
coucerts since last Spring.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burnham re
turned to Kodiak on the recent
Lakina after a vacation trip to
the States. Mr. Burnham is em
ployed at the local army post.
Arthur Kizer, former owner of
the Smoke Shop, returned to Ko
diak this wreek from El Paso,
Texas. Mrs. Kizer and two chil
dren will remain in El Paso un
til school is out and then will
join Mr. Kizer here.
FranK Beals, Aleutian island
refuge manager, left by plane
Wednesday fot Anchorage en
route to Juneau to attend meet
ings of the Alaska Game Com
mission scheduled for Feb. 8. He
will travel from Seward to Jun
eau by boat.
Mrs. Henry Haag, bookkeep
er at the Patrick Lynch & Com
pany, left by plane Wednesday
for Hillsboro, where she was
called by the serious illness of
her mother. Mrs. Haag returned
from a visit there just before
Chnstmas.
The last regular meeting cf
the present board of directors
will be held Monday, February
5, at the KEA power plant.
Harvey Edmards and Emil
Olsen ; t turned to Kodirk Mon
day after 3 months spent on
Uu !: bay, south of Kodiak.
V.Iiy Thousands of Doctors'
Have Prescribed
or years—thousands upon thousands
i Doctors have prescribed Pertussin
o promptly i. ilave bad coughs due to
elds. Today you r-a.i get this same
iiectlve drugstore.
Pertussin—a ituac-* herbal remedy
-is scientifically prepared to work
jieraaliy. It acts at once not only to
eueve your coughing speil, but also
o loosen sticky phlegm.
Pertussin is safe and mighty effec
tive for both old and young. Inexpen
sive. Pleasant tasting! ^
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Classifieds
FOR SALE—3-room house,
hardwood floors, )2 x 14 bed
room-ample closet space—
built-in kitchen cabinets, 2
storm porches. On Mission Rd.
near Beachcombers. See Doc
j Harris, W. J Erskine Co,
FOR SALE—Will sacrifice for
quick sale furn 2-room home,
2 lots, tool shed, chicken
house, 2 rabbit houses. Also
engine, tools, rabbits, chickens,
etc. Selling on account of poor
health. Mrs. Nellie Holler,
Mission Rd., Box 251.
FOR SALE—2 radios, rug & pad
9 x 12, chest of drawers, sew
ing mach., dining set, inner
springs mattress, record
player; Josie (30-ft. sailing
boat) Agnes (speedboat) &
motor. Other misc. items. See
Mrs. W. F Cook, Northland
Photo shop.
FOR SALE—1 3 inch Slocum
Mike, new $9.00. 1 4 inch Slo
They did some prospecting
while there and got a number of
land otter and fox furs. Olsen
sprained a ligament in his leg
and was laid up for three weeks
before their return on von Schee
le’s mail boat.
Amanda Price, manager, an
nounced this week opening of
Amanda’s Hand Laundry on
February 12 at 505 Beach road.
Lawrence Seltzer local attor
ney, left by plane this week ou a
business trip to Seattle. He ex
pects to be gone a month and
will stop over at Anchorage,
Fairbanks and Juneau.
Mitchell ‘ Junior” Kerr, son
of Mr and Mrs. Mike Kerr, re
turned to his home here this week
after 6 months spent in Tacoma
at the home of his sister and
bro her-in-law, Mr and Mrs.
Glen Palmer.
Notice of intention to wed has
been filed by Sgt John R. San
ders and Mis. Alexandra Mor
rison; and Mr. Neal Day and
Mrs! Mary A. Farrimond.
cum Mike, new $10.00.
Basil W. Clark’s Garage
FOR RENT—2 furn. cc
mod. houses 2 & 3 ro
Downtown Available Is
month. See Ben Bolder
leave word at Victory (
FOR RENT—Modern af
ment, partly furnished
town. See Allman, Cheech
Club.
WANTED TO RENT—4 r<
house, close in. See or w
Mrs. K. A. Rextrew, Box E
Kodiak.
FOR SALE—Several pair m<
hi-cut leather boots. Kod
Shoe Repair Shop.
WE BUY—Guns—Camera!
Radios. Harry Pinch, Jewel
FOR RENT—Books. All leadi
titles, mysteries, westerns, i
rnances, novels. Reasonat
rental fee. Frontier Book
Gift Shop
WARNING—You will nev
look a day younger. Have th
Portrait taken now at Noit.
land Photo
LOCKS & KEYS—Locks r
paired and installed. Kej
made for your ear, padlock
homes or stores Leave not
or order at Wodlinger’s Dru
Store. Safes serviced. Kodia
Locksmith Service. 2-10
| Shoes Pie-conditioned
| KODIAK SHOE
REPAIR SHOP j
cAnnotmdng
the opening of . . .
Amanda’s
Hand Laundry
505 Beach Road
<5February 12th
We give excellent service . .. Call & Deliver
We do wet wash, rough dry & finish work
Leave Orders at Dinner Nook or P.0. Box 347
cAmanda. ‘Price, cMgr.
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