HARVEY’S"
Plumbing-Heating
Oil Burners
Plumbing Fixtures
Water & Sewer Pipe
Fittings Valves
Water Tanks
C. H. GUNDLACH
250 Alder Lane
Clark Andresen and Bailey
Covey, salesmen, left on tha
plane Saturday after calling on
local accounts.
Italian children, huddling in a
cave with other war refugees
smile because they’re safe for the
moment. Clad in make-shift gar
ments, they speak for millions
overseas who are in dire need of
clothing. Your serviceable shoes,
garments and bedding will help
these war-stricken people. Round
up your bundles for the United
National Clothing Collection.,
™E CASINO
HOT Italian Spaghetti or Havioli
STEAKS
SANDWICHES
Sorry - No chickens available now
Full course steak dinners
RESERVATIONS WELCOME
CLOSED ON TUESDAYS
KODIAK WELDING
WORKS
TANKS
SKEG IRONS
RUDDERS
“You Break It — We Weld It"
Tuck” Wheeldon & “Red” Burnham, owners
Located in Old Erskine Machine Shop Building
Open after 6:30 pm weekdays—All day Sunday
City Obtains
Road Equipment
Hopes for further improve
ment of Kodiak’s streets and
roads were fulfilled this week
with the completion of a deal
between the Alaska Road Com
mission, represented by M. C.
Edmund, superintendent, from
Anchorage, and the city, where
by the equipment of the commis
sion is turned over to the city
for their use. In return the city
agreed to maintain and keep in
good condition all roads outside
the corporate limits, not includ
ing army and navy reserves.
This amounts to seven-tenths of
a mile from the city limits to the
Baptist Mission.
In return for the use of the
equipment the city will maintain
it, furnish all fuel and labor, and
keep it under lock and key in a
building to be erected by the city
on commission ground adjacent
to the Alaska Fish and Wildlife
Service. The commission is furn
ishing the lumber and materials
for the equipment shed and they
are already on the site.
The equipment consists of an
Adams No. 22 grader, a D-6
Caterpillar and one other trac
tor.
After conferring with city offi
cials and James Martz, street
committee chairman and com
mit'ee members, Mr. Edmund
returned by plane Saturday to
Anchorage.
W A Schultz, whose illness re
quired postponement of the trial
of Alvin Iacopetti, charged with
stealing a safe belonging to Mr.
Schultz when he was in Kodiak,
has now fully recovered after 3
major operations and has return
ed to his home in Los Angeles
Schultz is operating a cocktail
bar in that city and he and Mrs.
Schultz recently purchased a
new home at 6682 Drexel Ave,
Los Angeles 36.
COMPLETE SELECTION
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now on display
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
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GIFT SHOP
"LargestCurio Store in Town”
Tony’s
Tavern
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"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sortre the Best Driuks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
iQue gran vida, amigos!...Have a Coke
(WHAT A LIFE, PALS!)
...or being ambassadors of good will in Panama
From Panama to Providence, Have a Coke is your American sailor s
invitation to share fun or a song and refreshment. It s his way of say
ing, Relax, let’s take It easy. And that’s what it means when you offer
ice-cold Coca-Cola in your own home. Yes, Coca-Cola and the pause
that refreshes stand for friendliness with a good old American accent.
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
Coke—Coca-Cola
It'* natural for popular name*
to acquire friendly abbrevia
tion*. That** why you hear
Coca-Cola called Coke.
O 1945 Tk. C-C Ceu.
ANCHORAGE COLD STORAGE CO.