m SAYS.
Jediak agrees 100 per cent
lilt sincere thanks are due
lie Naval Operating Base
lor permitting local high
(bool boys to use the
Navy’s gymnasium.
ftese boys are fine athletic
Diterial and will no doubt
furnish competition to the
K»vv in the future.
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Tour Portrait is the most
appreciated Christmas gift
you can send home.
Why not have it taken at
owe?
Many new Christmas items
mived on the Cordova—
drop in and see them.
JUmTiJUMIH
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'b2 to 5:30.
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Complete Photographic
Supplies & Service
KODIAK .
DIARY ...
Getting rea " for Thanksgiv
ing?
This year the well-known bird
will suffer on Thursday, Nov. 22
in all but tw si a es, Arkansas
and Tennessee, where he will get
a week longer to gobble before
being gobbled..
The second team of Victory
Volunteers lo report to chairman
O. A. Torgerson, ran into a total
ly unexpected snag.
They uncovered a prospective
bond purchaser who said he
would take 110,000 worth of
Series E Bonds if they would sell
them to him, but added that'
they couldn’t.
Why not, was the natural
comeback, and the answer was
that the prospect had already
bought all the Series E Bonds
TAILORING
) ALTERING
• SEWING
Edythe
Smith
LYRIC THEATRE
BLDQ.
Cleaning
Pressing
HATS
CLEANED & REBLOCKED
Alterations
Ne«tly & Carefully Done
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Kodiak Cleaners
Kadiak, Alaska
Mecca Bar
S COCKTAIL LOUNGE
"Kodiak’s finest Cocktail Lounge”
Mecca Liquor Store
in connection
0 Most Complete Line of Liquor
in the Territory
ROY F. SNTDHR, prop
the law allows in one year.
The stoiy has a happy ending,
though, as a compromise was ef
fected.
The team got his subscription
(and money) for $7500 worth of
Series “K” Bonds.
We don’t know how it happen
ed, but last week a bus and a
couple of car got traffic jammed
right on the main street, until
there were 9 cars besides the bus
involved and at a stalemate.
George Mahle, night patrol
man, got the traffic disentangled
despite the lack of practice in
such matters.
The last previous jam was re
ported in the Spring of 1942.
The traffic's t’rrific.
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On a day last week 4 fellows
in a boat in the bay opposite
Potato Patch lake lost an end of
a net, and when they recovered
it hauled up an anchor fouled in
the net.
The men were Kelly Simeonoff,
Lawrence Panamaroff, Fred,
Whited and Tommy Clampffer,!
in the latter’s boat. The anchor,
brought up from about 15 fath
oms, was lugged to towB and
displayed in the doorway of the
Island Fountain.
The pitted condition of the
ishank and arms and accompany
ling stock indicated it has been
in the water for some time. The
shaft is abou 4 feet long, and the
fact that it is an Admiralty pat
tern anchor would place the age
of the gear as in the late 1800’s.
It may be a little late to ask
it, but has anyone lost an anch
or?
I_
Departing Rotary c ub secre
tary R. H. Chadwick pulled a
stunt at the luncheon Tuesday
that involved ages of the mem
bers. Having delved info the se
cret files, he knew the members’
ages, and contrived a quiz based
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JUST ARRIVED
IVORY
Pen Sets Carving Sets
& Numerous Other Things 1
FOR XMAS
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Gifts that ARE Different for
The Folks at Home
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
ana.
GITT SHOP
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The Cub
JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
CONEY ISLAND HOT POOS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Island Electric Cookers
TRY ONE!
ICE CREAM, Fresh Roasted PEANUTS & POPCORN
Candies Bare of All Kinds Soft Drinks
Tie this
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ANCHORAGE COLD STORAGE CO.