NORM SAYS:
W* still have a stock of
those fine Eastman Albums
—better get one today and
start putting in those sum
mer prints.
Two must items for your
album are our set of Bear
Cub pictures and of the 4th
of July celebration.
Our portraits must please
,ou and' we gladly take
enough poses to insure a
fine picture.
NEW BOOKS — First
editions of the U. S. Camera
1945 War Annua). Also
lfrmt,man's “How to Make
Good Pictures," ami “Ilow
to Make Good Movies.”
Hours 10 am to 8 pm. Sun
hy’s 2 to 5:30. Adv.
Northland
Photo Shop
L, J. Norman, Owner
Complete Photographic
Supplies & Service
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Kodiak Diary
Yesterday a whole bunch of boys
came in and I asked a boy nam
ed Gust Rostopstoff to play. We
played 10 games and he give up. i
He lost every game.
Part Three
Well, the mail boat will be in
today so I might get some mail
maybe, I hope.
Two days ago I was saddle
soaping my braces. Everything
is coming along fine so we don’t
need anything yet. This is all for
this time.
Best regards, Yours truly,
Mike Naumoff
NOTICE
Any packages left in the check
ing department of Pierce’s
Fountain (The Town Club) must
be called for within 9 days of
the date of this issue. We will
not be responsible for any left
after that date.
The Town Club
Why Wait
— — —until Mrs. Kostro
metinoff gets here with our
(much-needed) automatic tele
phone system, for your late
nour Chinese foods.
When you have guests late at
nite. drive down, send a taxi or
put in order earlier and you
shall have your Chop Suey,
Chow Mein, Italian Spaghetti,
even delicious sandwiches, sent
PDQ to your table, steaming
| hot
Try it at once.
“The Yum Yum”
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Pinch’s Jewelry
& Men’s Store ST^h..*
ENGRA VING
We engrave anything
SELECTED FEW
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NEW Sc USED
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
ALASKA NOVELTIES
Mecca Bar
6 COCKTAIL LOUNGE
"Kodiak’s finest Cocktail Lounge”
Mecca Liquor Store
in iconnection
0 Most Complete Line of Liquor
in the Territory
ROY F. SNYDER, prop.
f. £>. wme.
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A1 E. Miller, owner of the •
Victory cafe, suffered a skinned
lose and black and blue spots at
rarious points in an accident
iver the weekend.
While roller skating on one of
the sidewalks of the main street
tie came a cropper.
Accidents like this point up
the fact that something is going
to have to be done about those
sidewalks.
Kodiak Summer
Glittering the silver hoard
Seeks our crystal streams,
Lazily the great bears ford
Them in the silver gleam.
Busy tenders on the bay
On their urgent chores.
And our land’s defenders sway
Proudly from their anchors.
Sheep and cattle fill their need
In the tender verdure,
Needing not to learn to heed
Either fence or herder.
Green and verdant are our isles,
Gems of Northern shores.
Treasure-laden Nature smiles
On land of pagan lores.
—Knut Solberg
Kodiak, Alaska
The last line of the above
poem reminds us of a bit of an
cient iocal lore that was interest
ing to us.
A local woman who as a little
girl was raised at the Kodiak
Baptist Mission, tells us that as
a child she loved to visit with
older people in town and listen
to their tales of ancient life in
Kodiak.
Many of the stories she has
forgotten, but one she recalls
concerns an old superstition a
bout the white rocks that occur
with some frequency on the local
beaches.
(continued on page 10)
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GIFT SHOP
"Largest Curio Store in Town"
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Featuring —
Schottisches
and Polkas
Pat Wright — at the Piano
OPEN AT 1:30
CLOSED MONDAYS
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... refreshment time for the younger set
Wherever the gang gets together, the words Have a Coke play a
big part in the fun. Whether it’s served from the family refrigerator
or from a bucket of ice down at the pier, Coca-Cola draws a
smile from everyone. Keep a supply of Coca-Cola on hand.
SOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COIA COMPANY BY
ANCHORAGE COLD STORAGE CO.