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FRONTIER
GAL
1 LYRIC The Theatre That’s First.
Classifieds
FOR SALE—Attractive furnish
ed borne. Inquire Marie Melin,
Red brick house behind No.
414, Mission road. tf
FOR SALE— M.tvtag electric
washing machine. Condition
perfect. House No. 2, Erskine
addition
FOR SALE-16 by 16 Army
tent. W. \.. Brickley, Alder
road.
DRDER NOW—Fifth Ave &
Hollywood styles & finest
quality in men's & women's
wear is available to you with
noexr* cost, plus shipping
charge. Let e do vour shop
ping for your personal-individ
ualized attention with prompt
k reliab'e service. A trial will
convince you. Norma [>»e, Box
203, Santa Monica, Calf.
WANTED TO BOY—Studio
couch or Daveno. See L. H.
Lacy, at Shore Patrol station
m towa after 4 pm
WASTED TO BOY—Clothes
rack, buoy buycity, high cha<r
4 stroller. Write V. W. Marsh,
Box 83. Kodiak.
FOUND—Box canera. Owner
identify and pay for ad. Bank
of K xhak
f’fLM SERVICE—Bolls of 120,
liid developed A printed, 55
renta BeMe —Cheaper—Fast,
er Norm.to Ph >io •shop.
NOTICE
'J'ltipe is be'eby tpven that on
an i nfle- this ilafe I, onatd D.
> i I f’hel'iis It Irwin will not he
»-sponsible f r aiiv obligations
debts incur ed against the
•utiiwsa kirn* n as the “Alaskan
i dry, ’ or s^a'ii't our oersoi,
I* iceounta, exce( t those 8>Kueu
| - > <aily by >u seivea.
l-emard & I'helma Irwia
Mr. and Mrs. Wi’ham Stee'e
departed from Kodiak this week,
headed for Seattle where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Steele, who has been bookkeeper
for Krskine's, is retiring.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fretzs and
infant left yesterday for Seattle,
to visit Mr. FretzV father, who
is very ill following a series of
heart attacks. Thev hope to he
baea in lu days.
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRI TORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Mat er of the Estate of
BORIS B GRAHAM,
Deceased.
NO. 294 Probate
! Notice Of Hearing Of rirst
And Pinal Account Of Ad
ministratrix And Pctitition
For Final Distribution
Notic- is hereby given that O
A Torgerson as Administrate r
ofth Estate ef Doris U. Grah
am, Deceased, will render and
p esent tor settlement and file in
th> Court his First and Fifa!
Account of bia administration of
the Estate of said deceased, and
that h;s Petition for the Distri
tuition of the residue nf the said
Es ate to the pers ■ entitled
thereto, and that the Proha’e
, Judge of this Court lias appoint
ed I uesday, the ‘25 day oi
March, 1947, at 2;00 o'clock o
Mid day, and rhe * 'on trooua of
said Court in the United States^
Commissioner’s office in the cit>
| of tvoaiak. Territory of Alaska,
for the hearing of the ap ilioatioi
for the settlement of *a*d First
and Final Aeoount and has fixed
the same lime and p ace for the
hearing of said Petition for Final
Distribution by Mie Court; that
I all p"rsoas interested in said
| Es a'e are notified then and
(t here to appear and show cause,
if any they have, why said First
and Final Account should not be
approved and allowed and settl
ed, and said Petition for Final
Distiibution granted is prayed.
Dried this It dav of January,
1947.
G. W. Itubendorf
United States Commis
sioner and Ex-Officio
Pi abate Judge
HI l Hjr-StutHed
S'Huimt Vivian Blaiaa, Dea
>ii* )'Keefe, Parry Cain* aad
Car a Mjranda, and atudded
with tuneful score of naw song
hits 'Doll F.iae,” 20th Caa'ury
F " ' ;iv ue v musical, plays at
the lyre Sunday and M uidav
Vrivi ■ ne plays a ‘ burley
•me q i i iv'i > gets to l>e h star
through a itentry hoax, ami in
doing so displays her talents
both as a « mgstress and dancer
Perry Como, recording artist,
has a rsal acting role and aoatri*
butei much to the spirited atory.
Ask Craft |
Information
A survey to determine the in*
teres is of local residents is bei g
taken by the newly otmed local
chapter of the Alaska Arts and
Crafts, Inc , and a coupon is pre
sented herewith.
The chapter met last Friday
and elected James Bennet as
temporary chairman, and anoth
er meeting will be held at the
Community Center on Friday,
Feb. 7, at 7:30.
A la ger representation is de
sired at the next meeting and it
I is not necessary for persons to
have abilities in the crafts to be
come a part of the group, as w
Istructions will be given later as
! the interest warrants.
Everyone interested in joining
I the chanter and desiring exper
ience in any craftwork is asked
to mail the adjoining coupon to
the Community Cen er previous
1 to the next meeting, and when be
^ there in person on Feb. 7.
i
Craftwork Coupon
(Fill out, mail to the Commun
ity Center at once)
Dramatic*
Photography
Painting
_ Metal Work
_ Fur, Skin & Fish Crafts
_ Ivory & Baleen Carving
Needlework
_ Ceramics
Botanical Specimens
_ Block Printing
Woodworking
Signed
Mrs. Charles E. Futliff will be
the guest soloist a' the Commun
ity Sing at the Community Cent
er rext Wednesday eveniug.
The Community Sing program
starts at 8:30 pm and all reci
dents of Kodiak and vieiniiy are
cordially invited 10 attend.
There is no admission charge.
Miss Beverly Gunnison will
provide the pi mo accompani
ment or M s. Sutliff and for the
group singing
Bonnie MePeak returned early
this week in t me to rt join the
.naff of the loeal school, only to
find school dosed for the week.
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Dorothy McSui ~ in th® SPIRAL STAIRCAS •
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDvN 2 30 4:30-rt:80-«:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
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can't say nope
to Hope —
'cause he's
a gay-blade
barber who's
got 'em in
a lather
of laughs
and love)
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Willard PARKER
Chester \ CRH IS
WED. & THU.
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Hui>h HEHHEHT
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ta COLUMBIA PICTUBESV^^^gj*.^
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