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)K SALE—Attractive, mod
em furnished home. See John
G bbona, Mission Hoad.
)K SALE—Small, modern 3-'
room furnished house. In town ;
$3900 cash See John Tlior
steinson at Mecca Bar after 6
pm. 9-28p
)K SALE—10 HP Johnson
uut-booid motor. Good run 1
ning cond. $90. Inquire at C B
2, Mission rd 9-28p
00 REWARD—For furnished
aouse or apartment, 2 bed- i
ooms. Will consider smaller.
Available Nov. 1. Care of
Thompson, Social Center, Na-i
■a) Station. Ph. 337. 10-5p •
JC’E TOSnARE—Emp'oy-1
fdi! or woman See Mrs. Holt
it. Draft Board office. 9-28p
s
>M WANTED—Man & wife
sire room, woman with cook
ie,; exp. will work for rent.
4 on-drinkers, clean habits,
>x BB, Mirror office.
I ED—Couple wishing to
er away from it all to spend 2 |
t 3 months at home on Rasp | ,
berry Straits. Good vacation & |
liming. For full details see
ack Pataja (Martha Jeanne ]
t Erskine’s dock) 9-28p l
NTED TO BUY — Skid
hack or quonset hut. Pay
ood price. Box FF, Kodiak
'or
ED TO BUY—1 or 2
id shacks. Will buy at good
ofit to seller. Inquire Kodiak
flirror. 9»28p
NTED TO Bl Y — 1 or 2
rge mir ors suitable for dress
op Contact Kodiak Mirror.
9-28p
h
WANTED TO BUY — Small
wood, or coal & wood, heater
stove Good condition. Reply
Mirror office. 9-28p
| FILM SERVICE— Knudsen’s
oiler 48-hour toll or reprint
film service. Try it The work
manship is the best.
Beginning Tuesday, airmai'
drops from 8 to 5 cents. Mark
i the date!
A 1946 Ford Sedan will be the
grand prise in a raffle to be con
| ducted by the local police de
partment in connection with a
dance to be held in November.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams
had recent visitors in the person
of the former’s brother, and his
wife, who flew to Kodiak for a
few days. They are from Spok
ane, Washington.
Old Harbor News'
Pvt. Moses Yakanak was in
Old Harbor Sept. 1st en route to
. Alitak to visit relatives and
friends, before leuving for over
1 seas duty.
I * ,
A son, I arry Edward, was
born Sept. 3rd to Mr. & Mrs
Kalumpi Larionoff.
Mary Eluska and sister, Marie
Peterson, were recent visitors in
this village.
C. D Gilpin of Garwood, New
Jersey who has been a foitnight
guest of Mr. Raymond Krai liter
has returned to tiis home. Mr.
Gilpin, being an aitist, did sev
era! paintings in and near the
village while here and also took
several reels of movies.
Mr Peter Ashowouk and son
Lawretce of Kagueyak, have
moved here, so Lawrence may
attend scho .1.
A son, Joseph Mitchell, wi»
born Sept* mber 7th to Mr «k|
Mrs Wilfred Alexardroff J
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STRICTLY BUSINESS
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KBC Broad cm ting Co., Mary Joive* ipaaking—the next
voice you hear will be that of Vice President Pottleb/!”
“Hold That Blonde,f i
A Laugh-Rouaer
Comedy that blende with ro
mance and grand larceny is
promised Sunday and Monday
at the Orpheum theatre when
Paramount’s picture “Hold That
Blonde” bows into town.
Co-starring Eddie Bracken
and Veronica I ake, the film is a
fast-moving, slick bit of nonsense
bent on nothing but entertain
ment.
Bracken, who is much at home
in comedy, is seen as a million
aire’s son who is afflicted with
kleptomania. The doctor’s ad
vise io him is to fall in love—
and he meets the blonde that he
thinks is just what the doctor
ordered when he steals her com
pact:
The plot thickens when Eddie
learns the compact has a com
bination to a safe in it, and tiiat
the safe contains a necklace that
a gang is after.
Others in the cast are suave
Albert Dekker, laugh-getting
Willie Best, George Zueco and
Donald MacBride.
With the town scraping the
bottom of fuel oil tanks at the
local Standaid Oil plant, the
tanker Alaska Standard arrived
over the weekend and replenish
ed supplies
The ship will return to Kodiak
about Oct. 9 with more oil, so
the new tank can be filled. It
will store diesel.
The new tank has been tested
with water and is ready for use
The e-ection otew left bv plane
Wednesday.
The Ladies’ Auxliary will
meet for sewing at the GM hop
pital next Thursday, Oct. 3, at 2
prn All women are cordially in
vited to participate.
Yesterday was the 7th contin
uous day of sunshine in Kodiak
Nippy nights have resulted in
some frost, and ice formed one
night.
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
LOUISIANA PURCHASE
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30 4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 0:30-8:30
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Ha t a light-flngoitid, lifl*1'
hooded Daffy Rofflet who *
got to win a blondo to got
rid ol whot oilo him *"<
whan fddie toko* th« ‘uro
you'll lough oil ovai1
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WED. & THU.
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CLUB
IN TECHNICOLOR
Betty Hutton Hurry Fitzgerald
Don I)e Fore
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
VOODOO MAN
BELA LUGOSI
Behind Bolted Doors.A
Mad Doctor Fruetiaes
V-0-0-D-0 0 l-S-M!
SIX GUN GOSPEL
JOHNNY MACK BROWN
FRI. & SAT
630 A 830
“BULL SESSION” a la ACME!
Funny thing...how a cool, sparkling glass of
ACME helps a couple of friend* "get together”...
whether to spend a leisurely hour or two reminis
cing...or to map ambitious plans for the future.
In conformity with
the Government
order, the produc
tion of Acme Beer
hot been cut 30%
...pirate drink leu
of it to oil moy
enjoy tome.
ACME MEWE»lf$. Son froooics
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.the beer with the
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