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For Saturday Only — Watch for them every week
Streusel Coffee Cakes
Rich dough, maraschino cherries,
and butter . . .
35c each
TODAY'S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
CHRISTY'S BAKERY
“Let Your cBaker cDo Your cBaking”
(Christy’s Oread is available Saturday cveninqs and Sundays
At Knudsen’s findiak Fnnntain)
die Hour B
MY BAR is dedicated to . . .
Those Merry Souls
who make drinking a pleasure
who achieve contentment
long before capacity
....and whatever they may drink
prove able to carry it and
. remain gentlemen
^ Come in and get Pretzelized
while you drink
'Remember . . .
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“HOUR 'TIME is YOUR JIME
I
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADKS. PROP.
chrome dinette sets
chest of drawers
child’s rockers
fluorescent bed lamps
pin-up lamps
CLOSING NOTICE
Of Filing
Filing for candidates' in the
city election to bs held April 1,
1947, is now open at the City
Clerk’s office.
Nominations shall be made by
party convention, or by a peti
tion signed by not less than 20
qualified voters. A candidate
must have the qualifications of a
voter: i. e , a citizen of the Unit
ed States, over the age of 21
years, must have resided in the
Territory of Alaska for one year
next preceding the election, and
six months next preceding the
election within the limits of the
Ciiy of Kodiak.
The certificates of Domination
shall specify the office and term
of years, the group or political
party, if any, and place of resi
dence.
Filing closes at midnight,
Monday, Marcn 17.
Myrna Perkins
City Clerk
TAILORING
I ALTERING
SEWING l
Edythe
Smith
ACROSS FROM
BERT’S!
Club Reports
On Car Fund
The fund for the purchase of a
car for Public Health Nurse
Marion Curtis has a balance of
$329.06, according to a report
submitted by George Massom,
secretary of che Kodiak Masonic
club.
The money was raised by a
dance held Dec. 1$, with expen
ses and proceeds as follows.
218 tickets sold at $2—$436
Expenses
Admission tax 71.94
Decorations 10 00
Hall rental 25 00
Orchestra 66 00
Net proceeds—$269 06
Plus donation by Bar Asso
ciation of $50, by O. A. Torger
son of $10, making a net bal
ance of $329.06.
This amount is held in trust
by the Bank of Kodiak. The
| public is invited to donate to
this fund, and civic clubs and
organizations are requested to
sponsor further dances or other
I benefits to increase the fund.
OOPS!
In too much of a hui
ry to get to that go<
eatin' YUM YUM!
What! Chinese foods, It
Spaghetti, Mexican Chili,
Crab, Shrimp, or Chicken Gii
Crisp toasted sandwiches
all kinds, also sent out from|
’til 3 am. Party orders uptoi
P D Q steaming hot to
table.
Remember, it’j
that
GOOD EATIN"
YUM Y1
232 So. Brooklyn Ave.
YUM YUM EATS
&
BEACH APTS.
CLOSED MONDAYS
j If you have a MIN UTE to spare
Drop in to the Town Club
Where we have a MINUTE to spare
On our Minute Pools
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I T0U1JI fill)
WTwwwwwm
Cheechako Club
= RECREATION
— POOL & BILLIARDS
- LIQUOR STORE
CHEECHAKO GRILL
IN CONNECTION
“Serves the 'Best £focd in ‘Town”