cI\(ow accepting.
General Laundry
a9 well as
Cleaning
of all types
Kodiak Cleaners
Emmett Jennings, owner
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Uldest [lil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
\ ■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
te serve you. I
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THOMPSON TRANSFER {
Erich Mueller, Prop, <
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FOR TRUCKING, SHOVEL
AND CRANE WORK
WE HAVE
THE EQUIPMENT/ THE PERSONNEL
& THE KNOW-HOW
• Dependable • Reliable • Efficient j
Patrick Lynch &. Co. I
Watch For ‘lhe White Snicks_\
Benefit
Check Given
Proceeds from the raffling of
a car by the Kodiak Retail
Liquor Dealers Association for
the benefit of the Alaska Crip
pled Children’s Association are
presented to Mrs Reuben Tes
arik, president of the local chap
ter, ACCA, by Kimbal De
Young, president of the liquor
dealers’group, while P. J. Ker
I rigan, treasurer of the local
chapter of the ACCA looks on.
Amount of the check was
$1,721.87.
Open House
At School I
i
Tbe annual open house of the
Kodiak Public Schools will be j
held on Wednesday afternoon
from 1:15 to 3:30 o’clock. Tbe
kindergarten hours for visitors
win be r>-om 9:30 to 11:15 in the
mornirg
Purpose of the open house is
to give parents of the students
a* well as .he lest of the com
munity an opportun ty to see
the school at work, to view t^e
supplementary art being pro
duced in the various cla-sesand
to study the function of the in
dividual classes No entertain
ment or refreshments will be off
ered.
In announcing the open house,
Thomas Utterback, principal,
said that “a visit to the school
will also call attention to the
desperate need for a new build
ing, gymDa°ium and playground
equipment ”
He urged that parents takej
advantage of this opportunity to
discuss their children’s individ
ual problems with the teachers, j
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Mrs. R. W. Glendenning, who
has been visiting- her daughter,
Mrs. Rudolph Johnson, and
Captain Johnson, commanding
offieer of the navy base, left on
the Denali to return to her home
I in California.
( ..n a single application
c. ! '3 concentrated cream
| c - .ilioner will show you
visi ~,le improvement in your
hair—make it lovelier, more
lustrous. Come in and ask
us about itl
Rita’s Beauty Parlor
^he Silk 'Tsress Shop
I have lovely new costume jewelry at reasonable prices: a
crystal drop neeklace A matched earrings for $5.95: a gold
neckpiece A matching bracelet for $2.95: several matching
pin A earring sets. I also have new satin slips, negligees, slip
on A button sweaters, A a new |.urse A umbrella combina
tions.
I For your holiday formal wear l have stunning original
evening gowns by Marvian A a variety of evening bags. And
have you seen my new suits A dresses for the holidays.'
Sincerely,
Gencbicbe Eisner
p, s. The shop is open every day A will be open until
9 pm each night until Christmas.
BIBLE BOOK STORE
OPEN 1 to 5 pm DAILY
Children's Books & Fiction Bibles
Christmas Cards
CO MEIN &c LOOK AROUND
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
WESTINGHOUSE f
ELECTRIC RANGES
IRONS HOT PLATES
Christmas Tree Lights for indoor &
outdoor use
We repair all types
Electrical equipment
Appliances
Wiring
Skates S-h-a-r-p-e-n-e-d
FOLSOM ELECTRIC
DANCING
^ Every nijiht
^ from 8 pm to 2 am
^ except
) Thursday
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