VITAMINS!
Keep fit through the
winter by rounding
out your diet with
vitamins. We carry
every type of high
quality tablets and
capsules. Your doctor
will advise the kind
to benefit you most.
See us for your sup
plies.
mm oc i-ui
, PROTECT YOUR CHILD’S BONES & TEETH
, with
DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE
f Available in wafer, tablet or capsule form
NOTE:
Science has found that if the body
is not given calcium in the diet, it
will draw upon the supply that is
stored in our bones, with serious
results.
A P.eqistered Pharmacist always ou hand
RUG STORE
"rtODlHK'S BUSY CORNfcR"
Vitamin Headquarters
Victory Cafe
Open 24 Hours Daily
DINING ROOM
LUNCHEON 11 to 2 DINNER 5 to 1
BANQUET MOM
Available for Private Parties
(formerly Biinn’s Pool Hall)
POOL
TOBACCO
Brinks of All Kinds
Business Bought
By Couple
Purchase of the Kodiak Re
creation Parlor from Mike Put
selas has been announced by
Mrs. Nick Koutavas, who is co
owner with her husband, Sgt.
Nick Koutavas, foimerly sta
tioned at Fort Greely but tran3
forrprl last, wppk.
Mrs. Koutavas, who was em
ployed at the parlor at the time
of the purchase, will manage the
business.
Mike Putselas, following the
sale, left via Alaska Steamship
for a visit in the States. He
plans to visit relatives in Cali
fornia, and will seek information
on his other relatives in Greece. |
He left Gieece 30 years ago, and ,
if he can locate his relatives in '
that country he hopes to be able J
to return there for a visit as ;
soon as conditions permit.
School re-opened Tuesday J
after a full vacation from Christ <
mas through New Year’s day. <
During the period fluorescent j
lights weie installed in one room j
of the school, and if satisfactory, j
will be added to the other j
rooms. <
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i
The new branch of Tony’s j
Bar, a new retail liquor outlet, is i
now open in its former location [
at the corner of Brooklyn aven
ue and Alaska Way. Mrs. Jack
Delane is employed in the store.
The Staff of the Kodiak Bap
tist Mission wishes to express
appreciation to all friends, or-!
ganizations, and business houses!
who helped to make the Christ
mas season so delightful for the,
children. The many expressions \
of kindness will be remembered
with heartfelt gratefulness.
Rev. John S. Winter, Super
intendent.
Vivian de Boer, who has been
operating the Anchorage Cafe
(formerly Coney Island) under
lease from T. T. Jackson, an
nounced this week disposal of
her interest to Tina Chichenoff
and Laura Valley.
Mrs. lie Boer is leaving for
Anchorage and plans a trip to
the States. After her trip she will
probably locate in Anchorage,
she said.
Mrs. Celeste Lewis, who was
employed in Anchorage, is now
at Nome, working for the Army.
Bill Lewis, former transfer oper
ator here, was visiting in Chula
Visti', California, just before
Chri • mas.
Kodiak Jewelry
GIFTS
JEWELRY <St WATCHES
W atch and Jewelry repairing
The Cub
JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
COHOY ISLAND HOT 900S
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Inlands Electric Cookers
TRV ONE!
FRESH R0ASTEB PEANUTS and POPCORN
Candies . Bars of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
Prepare For Winter!!!
INCREASE YOUR STORAGE
Make your barrel racks strong,
safe & accessible
■ Clean your storage barrels!
■ Have all barrels hooked up as one unit!
Mission Road Deliveries on Fridays
CASH ON DELIVERY
»
I THOMPSON TRANSFER
| Erich Mueller, Prop.
Kempton s
IDLE HOUR
BAR
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"Hour Time is Your lime '
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MIXED DRINKS
ICE-COLD 8EER & PRETZELS
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Home of Aleutian Candies
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LUNCHEONS ^
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Starting The New Year
<with
"HOME MADE" CREAM PIES
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