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SALE — Kodiak’s most
utiful night club, ju t 1
t, from heart of city. Fully
jpped kitchen, well-stocked
quipped bar. 2-story bldg ,
isant living quarters. 2 pri
e dining rooms, large dance
«■. Club Montmartre. See
■a Pierce at Town club or
y Snyder at Mecca Bar.
SALE—Duplex, next to
oades Furniture Store. Ex
♦ionaliy good income prop
y. Price $3500. Renting for
I per month.
HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
I. $1,000 cash,
nly 7-ft. new Simmons fall
and bucking saws,
r Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
juire Harry Howe, Kodiak.
SALE—13 room house,
d. with bathroom Unturn
ed. Write Box D, Kodiak,
ska. 8-24p
SALK—1(136 Plymouth se
u Phone Army 88, ask for
E Munson. .9 7p
SALE—1 small fireproof
>. Inquire at Town Club.
TED TO BUV—Local
■kens & green stuff. Con
, Sis Harris at Beachcotnb
after 9 pm 8-31-C
TED '’’U BUY—Electric
Frontier Book AGift shop
<D—A gabardine shirt left
he Kodiak Fountain and
will be I appy to return
* to the owner.
NI)— Baby bootee. Call at
tor office.
frc Northern
ines
►MING:
er Michael Canmarta, Mr
s Allen Peterson, B C Lar
, Mrs. Florence Nimmons,
Manceil, Bailey Covey, W
■naldson, Lorene Kramer,
Mrs. J € Molina, Ralph
as, Glen Chandler, Hilda
Dr Samuel Purvues, Chas
e, Viola Dockar, Mr. Tor
on, Ed Boggs, Benny Ulan,
Y Ashley, Mrs. Eben, S. S.
, Larry Keighley, Jeneve
;wicz, Carl Pajoman, Jor
‘redrickson.
jOING:
n Braden, George Grigsby>
egman, Geo Suryan, Har
Jeaton, Richard Farkus,
Mancell, Hailey Covey, Sol
», Bill Anderson, FredGep
irginia Briner, Jean Scott,
Jill, Frank Cogeno, Mike
C A Bowen, J E, Marvin A
Prague. Wm Reinerf, Viet*
ff, Jack Allman, Jennifer
Paul Salmon.
Meeting Notice
United Fishermen
Of Alaska
The regular meeting of the
United Fishermen of Alaska will
be held Wednesday, September
4th, 7:30 pro at the Union Hall.
Please attend
G. A. Robinson, Pres
Where most deeds record the
consideration involved in the
matters of prosaic dollars and
cents, a deed filed this week at
the Commissioner’s office evi
denced a romantic aspect. The
consideration, tne deed stated, is
the "Love and affection” of the(
wife, Goldie Kvas, in a transfer
made by Anton Kvas to her The
property, Lot 12, Block 10, in
cludes Tony’s Bar and liquor
store.
Other deeds recorded this week
included:
Thomas and Mildred Horsman
to Robert and Ellen Dawson,
Lot 5, Block 7, $7500.
Maurice and iviary Gunderson
to J W. or D. B Dye, Lot 4, i
Paul’s addition, about $3500.
Max and Margie Folsom to
Kodiak Realty & Investment Co
Lot 1 Block 5, Leita addition.
8. E Neville to Harold and
Peggy Simmons, Portion Lot 15
Block 2, Leite addition
Hospital News
Regular monthly meetings of
the Hospital Auxiliary will be
resumed on Thursday, Sept. 5.
All members are invited to at
tend, as well as any other ladies
who might be interested tn sew
ing for the hospital.
The following babies arrived
during the week:
To Mr. and Mrs. James Hel-i
len, a daughter, Sharon Ann, on
Saturday, August 24, weight 0
lbs. 3 os.
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fretzs,
on august 25, a daughter, Anna
May, weight 5 lbs. 9 oz.
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koontz,
on August 25, a son, Michael
Paul, weight 5 lbs. 15 1-2 oz.
' To Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mc
Laughlin, on August 27, a daugh
ter, Darlene Jean, weight 6 lbs.
9 oz.
Miss Ma'jorie Ann McKean,
employee of the CAA, Woody is
land, was a patient for three
days, suffering from a throat in
fection.
Mrs. Mary Hervin, Port Wil
liams, had her tonsils removed
on Thursday.
Miss Rose Graziano, of the
Baptist Mission staff, is receiv
ing medical treatment.
Reverend Mother St. Bernard,
G. N. S. H., and Sister St Mich
ael, G. N. S H , arrived on Sun*
day from Philadelphia for a two
weeks visit. Mother St. Bernard
is representing Mother St. Ed
ward, the Superior General, who
was unable to make her aanual
official visitation because of ill
ness.
Joan Davis Star rod
In Lavish “Scandals"
Joan Davis, top eornedy fav
orite, heads the cast of RKO's
glittering new hlmusical “George
White’s Scandals” which will en
tertain at the Orpheum theatre
Sunday and Monday.
Teamed with Jack Haley, Joan
plays a comic star of the stage
“Scandals” whose romance with
Haley is on the rocks bacause of
his spinster sister. Phillip Terry,
dance director, and Martha Hol
liday, one of the dancers, have a
romance of a more tender na
ture, but it also meets difficul
ties.
It takes time to get the ro
mances patched up, and the time
is used to advantage in piesent
ing a care-free assortment of
specialty numbers Joan does 2
numbers with Haley on the bur
lesque side. Then there is Gene
Krupa in 2 hot drum didos;
Beverly Wills, (Joan’s r al-life
daughter) in a song; Martha
Holliday in a chorus and baliet
dream; and electric organist
Ethel Smith doing “bi/.a” and a
Samba duet with Krupa.
George White produced the
film, and georgeous settings, hi
larious comedy and a romantic
story make it one of the impres
sive offerings of the season.
Dr. A Holmes Johnson opens
his offices today in his new quar
ters in the former Totem Igloo
store building next to the Kodiak
hotel. Extensive remodeling has
been carried on for several weeks
to provide separate rooms for
reception, offices and clinic
rooms.
On Monday and Tuesday the
office will be closed, except for
emergencies, while some last-min
ute painting is finished.
Transportation for Canadian
crewmen to the Community
Center dance will he provided by
the Tagura Transit system, with
the cost being borne by the
Center.
ORPHEUM
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