THE
FISHERMAN’S
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1 SEAMAN'S
H EADQUARTERS
“You are cAttoay.s Welcome Here”
SHIPS TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
Tony’s
T a v e r n
"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sor/e the Best Driuke id Town
The Plaee with the Friendly Atmosphere
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
CHRISTMAS G EVERYGAY
SUGGESTIONS
PARKAS SILVER FOX SCARFS
CROSS FOX SCARFS
IVORY
EARRINGS
LETTER OPENERS
PENDANTS BRACELETS BROOCHES
CIGARETTE HOLDERS ASH TRAYS
PAPERWEIGHTS CRIB BOARDS
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TOYS UOL'.S STUFFED ANIMALS
Native-made Slippers
Christmas Candles—choir hoys snow
boys Santas Trees and they
are good looking
Boxed CHRISTMAS Chocolates
Cigarettes by the CARTON
ice cream makes a swell dessert. Eat
lots of it.
Magazines and Pop com
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
When Kodiak has 3000, what will yon have?
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Game Violations
Bring Fines
Henry A. Church, Edward A
Nevers and Floyd Owen Chase
were each fined $150 and costs
this week by U. S. Commissioner
G. W. Bubendorf after couviction
on a charge 01 taking land fur
bearing animals out of season on
Shuyak island. The comnlaint
was signed by Frank L. Beals, of
the Fish and Wildlife service.
On an additional complaint,
made by Marcus W. Meyer, of
the same service, one of the men,
Henry A. Church, was found
guilty and fined $100 for fishing
during a closed season in Afog
nak bay.
Helge Larsen, Danish ethnolo
gist, left recently from Fairbanks
for Ottawa and New York city,
where he will await transporta
tion to Denmark.
Stranded in this country by
the war, he devoted the summer
to excavation studies of early
Aleut civilization around Dutch
Harbor and Kodiak.
He has written a book describ
ing his experiences, and expects
it will be off the presses by
Spring.
Among artifacts he is taking
back with him is a large stone
lamp, which he purchased in
Kodiak from deputy U. S. Mar
shal Paul Herring.
Al Miller, operator of the new
Kodiak Skating Rink, said the
opening Saturday was a suecess
and a fine response is being re
ceived from young and old and
Hervicernen. Children especially
are enthusiastic about this new
form of entertainment, he said.
The rink is open every evening
from 7 to 10 pm, with an addi
tional matinee on Sunday from
2:30 to 6:30.
The formation of a local chap
ter of the American Red Cross is
under way as a charter was for
warded this week from San Fran
cisco, according to information
received by L. K. Wodlinger,
local chairman.
Heretofore Kodiak has operat
ed as a branch of the Seward
chapter.
Harry Spencer, formerly of
Erskine’s, and Chester Clark, a
recent dischargee from the Army,
are both employed at Christy,s
bakery.
; * Curtain Rods
* Drapery
I Cranes
Chests of
Drawers
* Floor Lamps ;j
Bed Lamps !
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop.
BERT’S DRUG STORE
5 WEEKS TO CHRISTMASI
We suggest you buy gifts now while there I
is a fair assortment to choose from i
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Bill Folds
Sheaner Fens & Sets
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, Books and Games
FOR WOMEN
Lentheric Yardle^ Old Spice A
Evening in Paris Tabu sets etc
FOR MEN
A Seaforth Courtley Hawick A
Wrisely Sets for men J[
3-piece Ivory Carving Sets
Ivory Pendants, Bracelets & Earrings
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REPAIRS
SKETCHES
PLANS
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BUILDING
SHOP WORK
CABINETS
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Pinch’s Jewelry
& Men’s Store
FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
• PARKER PENS & SETS
• ALASKA SOUVENIR POCKET KNIVES
• FOX & PENGUIN NOVELTY BROOCHES
• BERET k MITT SETS
• WOMEN’S TOOLED LEATHER HAND BAGS
• CHILDREN’S BOLEROS—TOTEM DESIGN
• ALASKA LEATHER TRAVELING CASES
• ALASKA DESIGN BILL FOLDS
• TEXAS TOOLED HALF MOON WALLETS
• IVORY k ALASKA NOVELTIES
• BULOVA WATCHES
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