The NEW
pouif) !j?fj;i £ a ?
t Steaks
t Chops &
| Chicken Dinners
• OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY •
til
SMITH’S
ALASKA TRANSFER &
Oil Delivery
Office—Across from Berths
CARL. W. RAJ OMAN
Where your Dollars have more Cents.
Just received the following and other Pre-War Items . ..
WESTClUX POCKET WATCHES
METAL PEN-SIZED FLASHLIGHTS
GALVANIZED WIRE CLOTHESLINE
MOUSE TRAPS HUNTING KNIVES
POCKET KNIVES
NEW SHIPMENT—DUPONT Paints Stains
Varnishes Speed Easy
Place your ordpr now for a KELVINATOR RANGE
or REFRIGERATOR and a BENDIX WASHER, DE
LUXE or STANDARD
franchised Dealers for ....
• SPEED QUEEN WASHERS
• RCA VICTOR RADIOS and PHONOGRAPHS
• NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES
• EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS
• FOWLER WATER TANKS
• KELVINATOR
• FORD
• EVINRUDE
• BENDIX
STORAGE BATTERLF.S CHARGED
WE PICK UP and DELIVER CONSOLES
PROMPT Sc GUARANTEED
RADIO repair service
Patrick Lynch & Co.
GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
* Freight
Baggage
* Storage
* General Contracting
I NOTICE OF SALE
| of Navy Salvaged and Scrap
Lumber
Those persons interested in
bidding on the above material
may obtain Sales Catalogues
from V. G. Ellis, at the Bank of
Kodiak.
Vern YVitmarsh, former' resi
dent of Moose Pass and Seward,
who was with the ADC in the
infantry and with the 1st Army
ordnance in the States, has re
turned to the Anchorage staff, of
the Alaskan Fire Control Service.
Mr. Whitmarsh is assistant
district ranger. Mrs. Whitmarsh
is a sister of Walter Sipprell, of
Kodiak
Alaska Steamship
INCOMING:
From Ketchikan: Mrs. James
P. O’Reilly, Mrs. C Whipple,
Mrs. Fanny & Doralda Amund
son, Stasia El well, Emma Thom
ason, Harry Pinch, 8 U. S. Coast
Guard Enlisted Men.
From Seattle: Harold & Rich
ard Aga, Frederick Anderson,
Mrs H. L. & Bibs Brewton, Mil
licent Clayton, Mr. & Mrs. J.
Clemons, Nadyne Coker, C ifford
& Eugene Cooper, Doia Davis,
Virginia F°s,eri Mrs. Isabelle
Funk, Mrs G. E. & Mary
Giunewald, Mr. and Mrs. Ray J
Hosack, Anton Kvas, Mrs. Bes
s e Little, Mrs Ennis Lowry, Mr.
& Mrs. Elmer Nieminen, Della
Pearson, Marjorie Pritchard,
Mrs M. C. Smith, Mrs. R. L
Southerly & infant, Mrs. Alma &
Els» & Courtney Starbird, A. J.
Steear, Mrs Irene & Arthur Van
llooy, Ruth C. Wadsworth, Geo.
M. Warren, Harry & Virgil Ba
ker, Ge>ald Daetz, Thomas Hub
ley, Eli Karabeluikoff, Ernest
Magnusen, Chas. F. Ne<son Jack
Olson, 10 U. S. Manne EnlLted
Men.
Kodiak to Homer: Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Maxwell, Jack McLough*
lin
Round Trip to Homer: Mr. &
Mrs. Martin Jensen, Oskar Krist
ensen, Leo Hariell, Ed Claus,
Delmar Vandrihoff.
INTRODUCING
_ie now with Della’s Beauty Cabin and
will remain thru the summer.
Miss Deitsch was formerly an instructor in
Marinello schools. She specializes in manicures
and other beauty work
Haul's ssfiuTV Basin
.A JOLIE PERFUMES CLOSED on MONDAYS
ZjFINE FOODS
SERVICEMEN ‘
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Kodiak’s Largest Restaurant
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DANCING ’TILL 2am
Open at 1:30 Wed .-Sat.-Sun.
Open at 4:30 Tues-Tburs-Fri.
CLOSED MONDAYS
Your Pleasure
IS
Our Business
AND OUR PLEASURE
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LUNCHEONS
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GIFT ITEMS
The ISLAND FOUNTAIN
"DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT"