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NATHAN SO LOW
FELDER BUILDING APT- 6
Monday through Friday 6:30 pm to 10 pm
Sundays Only 1:00 pm to 6 pm
RESIDENTS OF KODIAK
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should bear in mind that thin town owes you
nothing . . . But you as a member of this commun
ity and a citizen owe Kodiak your whole hearted
support in any worth while venture whether it be
social, political or financial. So get on the band
wagon Because Kodiak can go places and you might
as well play your part and enjoy seeing your com
munity progress.
And we would like to sell you your magazines, ice
cream, ivory, furs, etc.
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KODIAK FOUNTAIN
“cNext to the Largest Store in Town"
Cosmetics |Perfuaaes
Complete Service
F acial Make-up
Ladies’ hair-cutting
Permanent waves
Helen Curtis cold wares
KEA Elects
Directors
Nine directors for the Kodiak
Electiic Association were elected
at a meeting lie d Monday night
in the garage 100m of the newly
op ned power plant located on
Tugorra road
The new directors, and votes
for each, are as follows:
Emil Knudsen 46; Charles
Hopp 44; Charles Madsen 40;
Mrs. A M. Haskell 34; Merrill
Coon 34; William Lamme 34;
Jim Pierce 31; Jess Blinn 31;
Jorgen Fredrickson 30.
Mrs. A. M Haskell, who is
employed in the KEA office, was
nominated from the floor after
it was pointed out that the KEA
had written that present by
laws require the secretary treas
ury be chosen from the board of
directors. At a board meeting
immediately after the main
meeting she was re-elected to
that post; Charles Hopp was re
elected as president; and Char
les Madsen was chosen as vice
president
The meeting place was crowd
ed with mendeis and guests
and an Army band of 30 pieces
provided music for the opening.
While the votes were being
counted and after tbe meeting
the crowd enjoyed sandwiehes
and refreshments served in the
main power house room.
Only other business conduct
ed was to amend the by-laws to
enable the KEA to engage in
the cold storage locker business
and approval of a number of
new power applicants by the
board of directors.
NOTICE
The Club Montmartre will be
closed on Mondays instead of
Wednesdays in the future.
Zelda Odekirk
THE
Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheuna Tkeatre
Lloyd Smith & AJ Miller
Owners
Remember Friends and Relatives
with
EASTER CARDS
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GIFT SHOP
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We Need 2 days notice
for GOOD SERVICE
TERMS: CASH on DELIVERY
Please check your Barrels for oil
if your fires don't burn
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We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in l»2f) BILL LEWIS, owner