Classifieds
USED CARS—will sell or buy j
them. Sell at one third1
down, the' rest in install-!
ments. See Jake Foley at*
Legion Club or phone 3242.,
REWARD—$250 for informa-(
tion leading to the arrest (
and conviction of any person
s«r persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion.
SEX AIR—the Modern Home
Appliance that purifies and
humidifies the air as it
deans the room. Immediate
delivery. Write Ruth
Henry, box 1620, Anchor
age, 1-13
TOR SALE—9.4 Coldspot re-1
frigerator, wardrobe trunk,
desk, bookshelf, electric
iron, and other household
articles. Contact Chief car.
penter H. P. Andres navy
m
TOR SALE— 1949 Plymouth
DeLuxe suburban, good
condition. Radio, heater.
Call 3343 after 6 pm. Ruth
Marlar.
FOR SALE—New 9 cu. ft.
Frigidaire; daveno and chair,
RCA radio (table model)
and LP record attachment;
Hollywood bed. Call 3343
after 6 pm. Ruth Marlar.
WILLYS—6 cy. station wagon
at Seattle. Buy in Kodiak at
lower prices and no sales
tax. Clark’s Garage.
WILLYS—4 cy. pick up at
Kodiak. New type tornado
engine, faster than a jack
rabbit. Clark’s Garage.
WE HAVE— a few Willys
Station Wagons still avail
able at Seattle. See us now
while they are available.
Dodge&waking list and de
posit. Order your Dodge
way ahead. Clark’s Garage.
FOR SALE — 1947 Chrysler
Windsor club coupe. Good
condition, 4 good tires, 4
spares. No reasonable offer
refused. Whaley, Navy 365
days or 261 .nights.
FOR SALE—late model (Oct.
'49) Dodge Coronet, 4-door
sedan with Gyromatic drive,
14,000 miles, perfect condi
tion. Extras include foam
rubber cushions, seat
covers, side mirrors, radio,
heater, direction signals.
Call Irwin, NOB fire station.
CLARK’S GARAGE
£0% ail tfou* automotive ueecU
WE RECOMMEND
DODGE CARS A TRUCKS
WILLYS JEEPS
GOODYEAR TIRES
PERFECT FIT SEAT COVEHS
ALL LEADERS IN THEIR FIELDS
Genuine factory authorized repair parts for
late model cars
Ask about our special price oo 'SO oiodals
How To Keep Your Oil
Heater Clean, a doii.r
wiio neighbor of our# service#
his oct. pot-type oil heater reg
ularly--and easily.
- R'RNACE
v* C6MSNT
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ukMM.
He cleans the strainer as
shown in the diagram —the
Metering Valve stem, too.
Washes them in kerosene.
Then he scrapes the burner
pot to remove all hard carbon.
Flange at top of the pot is in
spected for air leaks which are
sealed with furnace cement.
Of course, using Standard
Stove Oil, 100% distilled and
clean-delivered, you need only
service your heater once a year.
If you have a pressure-type
burner, try clean-burning, non
waste Standard Furnace Oil —
meets highest specifications.
Enjoy dependable oil heat com
fort with either of these fine
Standard Heating Oils. Just
call us!
STANDARD 0)1 COMMtf
OF CALIFORNIA
FOR'SALE — 1940 Interna
tional panel. Good mechani-j
cal condition and tires. See
Wally at Idle Hour Bar.
FOR SALE—year old Hamil-j
ton bottled gas clothes j
drier and Harton washing
michine, $300. P. 0. Box
46, Kodiak or see Mrs.
Dech, Mission rd.
FOR SALE—Jeep, excellent i
condition, owner returning!
to states. See Earl lams, j
Roads and Runways during
working hours oP 17-D-B
after 5 pm.
RUMMAGE—Sale will be re
sumed at the Baptist - Mis
sion from 1 to 8 pm Satur
days.
A BAKERY FOR LEASE—
Fully equipped; one Day
bread dough mixer No. 1;
two pastry dough mixers,
one slicing and wrapping
machine; one kneading and
rolling machine; one proof
box; one pastry box; bread
racks on rollers; two bun
cutters; electric donut frier;
all machinery run by
electricity; 60 cubic foot re
frigerator; New panel truck
for delivery; living quarters
in rear; sales room counters;
each register in front, and
all other equipment too nu
merous to mention that goes
with a modern bakery.
See Tom Williams.
POSITION AS MANAGER
of the University Food Ser
vice will be open beginning
July 1. Salary $6,000 plus
room and board free, cer
tain conditions. Apply
President, University of A
laska.
ATTENTION WOMEN—Your
bowling league starts VERY
soon. Are you ready? Ko
diak Bowling Alley. Phone
2062.
WANTED TO RENT — Four
or five room modern fur
nished home in downtown
area. Must have by March 1
but will occupy sooner. See
or call Mel Crawford at 3123.
WHY WORRY ABOUT— the \
snow. If it’s your shoes you
want to show. Get them
shined at the Kodiak Bowl
ing Alley. Phone 2062.
NOTICE
The Kodiak Eastern Star
Club will meet at NOB Com
munity Center, < Friday,
January 12, 1951, at 8 pm. All
Eastern Stars, prospective
| Masons are extended a cordial
[invitation to attend. Refresh
ments will be served.
COIUIM’ * COIN'
Mrs. Allen Heitman and her
children Diane and Gail were
passengers on PNA for An
chorage last week, en route
outside for a brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Christensen
returned to Homer Wednes
day after spending the holi
days here with Mr. and- Mrs.
Max LaLande. •
Returning to duty stations
this week after holiday visits
with their families at Fort
Greely were Lt. Col. Dale J.
' Stephenson, Sgt. lcl Robert
Martin and Lt. L. R- Finch.
Talmage L. Smith, local)
attorney, spent a couple of
days in Anchorage last week. |
Mr. and Mrs. Curly Jonas
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Flotre
flew to Anchorage Dec. 27 by
PNA and returned Dec. 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warren
were PNA passengers for
Homer Dec. 26. _
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ache
son entertained at open house
New Year’s Day.
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large selection of
fruits & vegetables
mt SPiicriDfl
itt deep fneeyen
fish, vegetables, & fruit
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
Orpheum
Theatre
Last times
today!
2:30, 7 and 9
Black Hand
SUN., MONDAY
glUGs
(tebst
in Song,
ZndSm!
^runes'
Gray
CHARLES
ftctfbrti
FRANCIS
frank
COTWJ
KiPiNG
HtOH
TUESDAY
Romaics, Suspense!
slarring^
ANN SOTHERN i
ZACHARY SCOTT]
6IGI PERREAU1
with NANCY DAVIS
KRISTINE MILLER,
JOHN MclNTIRE
WEDNESDAY
double bill
THURSDAY
FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
Color by Technicolor
A Paaoount Picture starring
JOHN t HONDA DCNK«S
PAYNE FLEMING Q K^FE ;