Eodiak Mirror
_ “&(c<ws of c/lmerica's Last ‘frontier ’_
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
_KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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"... that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shill not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
Primary Election
Republican Party Democratic Party
Delegate To Congress (Vote for One)
Gearge B. Grigsby
John E. Manders
E. L. “Bob” Bartlett
Henry Roden
A. H. Ziegler
Attorney General
Harry G. McCain
Karl Draper
Ralph J. Rivers
Auditor
Will H. Chase
Frank A. Boyle
Highway Engineer (Vote for One)
E. F. Wann
Frank A. Metcalf
W. Leonard Smith
(TWO YEAR TERM)
Senators
(Vote for One)
Fred Stilwell
Grenold Collina
(FOUR YEAR TERM)
Senators
(Vote for Two)
Walter H. Hodge
M. D- Snodgrass
Don Carlos Brownell
Edward D. Coffey
Harvey J. Smith
Clyde Spears
Representatives (Vote for Seven)
Moritz A. Andresen
John J. Bugge
Keith Capper
Robert H. Chadwick
Oscar S. Gill
Virgil 0. McVicker
Carl E. Martin, Sr,
Aimer J. Peterson
Joseph B Diamond
Walter E Huntley
Stanley J. McCrutcheon
James McGinty
C. A. Pollard
Warren A. Taylor
J B. Wadman
Mrs. Margaret Webb
HUMAN COSTS
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There is no comparison between the cost of human
lives sacrificed by the men on the various battle
fronts and the money we are asked to lend our
Government with which to successfully prosecute
this war. An all out effort by us now will surely
bring us Victory and Peace much sooner.
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BUY MORE BONDS
Ben Kraft left by plane Wed
nesday for Seattle on a, business
trip. Tentative plans include a
visit to relatives in Arizona and i
a trip east to Chicago to visit!
wholesale houses.
Charles Madsen left by plane
Wednesday for Portland and
plans to bring back with him his
daughter Elizabeth, who has
been a patient in a sanitarium
near there for the past four
years.
Notice
We will be closed starting
Monday, April 24, until the mid
dle of May.
Club Montmartre
Classifieds
FOR SALE! — Jack Metzgar
residence, in town. Four
rooms, modern, com. furn
ished See Mis. Jack Metzgar.
4-29
FOR SALE]—New and slightly
used clothing, dresses, blouses
& coats. Size 38 to 40. Also
Hudson Bay blanket, cloth
mackinaw with parka & new
Navy blue slacks size 20. Apt.
26, Felder Bldg, before 11:30
am or after 7 pm.
FOR SALE—Tavern Candles,
hand dipped, dripless & odor
less. All colors in lengths from
10 to 18 inches. Bert’s Drug
Store.
MARSHALL BEATTY—Get in
touch with your sister—Mrs.
Jessie Meyers, Box 22*45, Ar
bor Ave , Hayward, Calif., in
regard to an inheritance due
you.
NEED SEEDS for your Alaska
garden? See our Stock list in
the April issue of Alaska
Sportsman. Send for yours
now. The finest seed available
anywhere. Alaska Seed Com
pany—Sitka. 4—22
WANTED — We buy used
radios. H. Pinch Jewelry.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day, j
week, monthly rates. 203* or
204 Mill Bay road. tf |
NOTICE
The following wire was receiv
by the Bartenders’ Union, Kod
iak:
“Been informed Kodiak Union
Bartenders endorse Bartlett up
on theory that Ziegler represents
canned salmon industry & other
special privileges. Have known
Ziegler over period of years &
know this to be absolutely false
& being deliberately circulated
for purpose of defeating best
qualified man for position Dele
gate to Congress. Would apprec
iate your union reconsidering
endorsement of Bartlett & leave
matter fairly up to voters. Be
lieve this to be constructive
more for welfare & good organiz
ed labor.
W. D. Farrell
Sec. Bartenders’ Union
No. 883, Anchorage
(paid political adv.)
TRY THE MIRROR
Classified Ads
On the injured list this weej
were James Marts, managerj|
the Island Fountain, who stuck
an ice pick in his ankle; and Pad
Fretz, who suffered a ruptur^
blood vessel in his left eye.
Stanley Krolick, civil serJ
employe of the naval base, isig
the navy hospital receiving treat
ment for an eye injury.
a Kll* KemturM SyndloU. All BllhU BnanrM.
HOW QUINTUPLET!
relievo coughing of
CHEST COLD!
Whenever the Quintuplets catch cold
their chests, throats and backs.are rubbe
ini'ir i rit iL.-i, ---■
with Musterole. So Musterole musth
just about the best cold-relief you can buy
Musterole helps break up local con
ing and tight, sore, acting chest musclt
due to colds. In 8 Strengths: Children
Mild, Regular, and Extra Strong.
MUSTEROLE
TH e:
FISHERMAN’S
AND
SEAM A N'S
H EADQUARTERS
“'You are cAtttoays Welcome Here"
SHIPS TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
★
MAGAZINES
IVORY
ICE CREAM POPCORN
FURS
CANDY
POTATO CHIPS NOVELTIES
Drop Around
and see what we have to offer!
★
“cHext to the Largest Store in Town"
ROBERT H. CHADWICK
Republican Candidate for
Territorial Representative
From the 3rd Division
PLALFORM — A brand new deal and deck with the joker (Ickes) left out
STATEHOOD — Insofar as it would result in the elimination of the
Ickes burden, the probable additional administrative expense would
be more than offset.
RECORD — Mayor of Kodiak two terms (1940-42) and still alive. Forty
years traveling in the Territory and visualizing its needs.
Primary Election April 25
(This advertif-en ent appeared in the Anchorage Times and elicited particularly complimentatj
comment from one of our highest Democratic officials.)