Classifieds
FOR SALE — two bedroom
house, furnished, newly
decorated, Mission Road
just inside city limits. Phone
4381 week days after 5 pm.
FOR SALE—electric portable
sewing machine. Repairs on
all makes of sewing ma
chines. Write Sewing Ma
chine Man, P. 0. Box 371,
Kodiak. tf.
FOR SALE—house trailer on
Mill Bay Rd., immediate
oossession if taken right
away. Mr. L. C. Norris,
Box 33, Kodiak. 9-11 It
HAVE SOMETHING - to
show for your rent money
besides cancelled checks?
CABIN completely furnish
ed, 50 xT 90 lot, low utilities,
$23C0. See Pulton A. C. S. or
next to Sears No. 1, Mission
Road.
. TOK oaliE — iyo3 Foiu J ton
pickup. Call 3521 after 6.
911 It
| FOR RENT—Modern furnish,
ed 2 bedroom home, $150
per month. Phone 0-354.
9-11 2t
BAPTIST MISSION — rum
mage sale. Saturdays 1 to
5 pm. 7-10 tf
CROOKED ISLAND FARMS
Can supply fresh whole
milk to a limited number of
customers. Daily home de
livery. Contact truck driver
or a card in the PO A1 Nixon
6-26 TF
FOR SALE—Income property
2 bedroom completely fur
nished home, channel view,
navy approved, leased for
$150 monthly until August
1955. Call 2291 or 0-281 for
details. 9-11 2t
FOR SALE — Electric water
heater, nearly new, reason.
aule price. Gall M ^",lLl
4391 days or 2171 evenings.
9-11 H
FUR SALE- Italian motot
scooter. Low milage, in
good condition. Three speed
gear box, two wheel brakes.
Call 3272 9-11 It
FOR SALE -10 HP Johnson
motor with controls and 14
foot skiff. Call 3054. 9-11 It
FOR SALE —10 steel cots and
mattresses at Knudsen’s
bunk house. 9-11 It
FOR SALE—A daveno & arm
chair, $35. Hot Point wash
ing machine, $75. Call *543.
WANTED — baby sitter in
home, days. 5 day week. In
quire across from Kraft’s
Hardware. 9-11 It
FOR SALE- Dick’s Ace Cab
1953 Ford. Call 0-277 days
and 2323 nights. 8-24 3t
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businessmen help
us serve you well
BdCk in Grandpa's day, horse-drawn tank
wagons like this delivered Pearl Oil Kerosene
and Eureka Harness Oil to Standard custom
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the times—but not good enough for a company
with a growing demand for its products and a
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Oregon, distribute our products
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