friends Told Of
Redding In East
Mildred Davis, former nurse
,ttheGM hospital, and Major
f M. Tufte, former provost
marshal at Fort Greely, were
married April 8 at Middleton,
jf18 f the former’s home, accord
j,jg to word received by friends
this week.
They were attended by Capt.
John Kammer, also formerly of
fort Greely and Mrs. Kammer>
mid spent their honeymoon at
Miami Beach, Florida.
Hospital Tea
Enjoyable Affair
The Grey Nuns of the Sacred
Heart wish to express their
thanks for interest the people of
Kodiak took in the open house
held at the Griffin Memorial hos
pital Saturday.
Visitors viewed two of the pri
vate rooms which have been re
decorated, one in shell pink and
one in pale green, and admired
the sun porch with its new paper
drapes, bright yellow with a
large floral design.
The iea table was decorated
with a real Chinese lace cloth, a
candelabra with 5 white tapers,
with a silver tea service at one
end and a samovar, from which
coffee was served, at the other.
Cup cakes, decorated with silver
leaves and pink rosebuds, were
jerved.
Hostesses were Mrs. O. A.
Torgerson, Mrs. Emil Knudsen,
Mrs. Paul Herring. Mrs Harry
Cbristopherson, Mrs. A Holmes
Johnson and Mrs. Earle Butler.
Mrs Clara Blinn, mother of
Jess and George Blinn, left re
cently by boat to return to her
home in Auburn, Wa«h., after
spending the winter here.
3 Near-Fires
Occur This Week
Three would-be fires were re
ported here this week
On Sunday evening patrons of
the post office discovered the lob
by was intensely hot, and inves
tigation of mail boxes near the
inside stove disclosed they were
hot to touch. Deputy U. S Mar
shal Paul Herring was called,
and procuring a witness he broke
in the door and turned the oil
stove off. The soot in it was pre
sumably burning out.
The same evening at the fed
eral jail a prisoner in on a charge
of drunk and dis orderly set fire
to bis shirt, after removing it,
and filled the jail with smoke,
but there was no other damage.
On Wednesday morning, about
8 am, smoke was seen in the
back of the Bank of Kodiak by
Harvey Brown, Army Signal
Corps and former bank employe,
aa he was talking outside to Mr
and Mrs. O. A. Torgerson. They
rushed in and extinguished burn
paper in a waste basket in a
washroom with a fire extinguish
er. It was reported that Mr. Tor
gerson, bank president, had just
emptied his pipe there. There j
was no damage. 1
WHILE vou
SLEEP
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OF THE WHOLE HUMAN RACE.
AND ONE FEMALE HOUSE MOS
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DEAD, WILL NORMALLY PRODUCE
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TO KILL ’EM DEAD!
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consequently you can depend upon us
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Armours W einers 40c lb.
Seattle
Langendorf
Bread
Full weight
1 1-2 lbs.
35c
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Oxydol
.30
Large Pkg.
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TOMATOES
.20
Large can
Kadota
FIGS
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Plum
JAM
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Seeds
floes
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Rakes Spades Forks
FRESH CUT FLOWERS
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