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FISHERMAN'S
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SEAMAN'S
H EADQUARTERS
‘You are cAtlvays Welcome Here"
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce. Owner
Tony’s
Tavern
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"THE LONGEST SAN
IN ALASKA"
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
FOR CHILDREN . . .
We have TOYS DOLLS BOOKS
SLIPPERS GHRISTMAS GANDLES
FOR HER. . .
we have COMPACTS, FURS
HANKIES JEWELRY
Ivory Brooches, Bracelets,
Necklaces
slippers
parkas fountain pens j
FOR HIM . . .
We suggest WALLETS PIPES SLIPPERS BOOKS
IVORY LETTER OPENERS PAPER WEIGHTS
Key Ghains Hunting Knives Cigarette Lighters
Fountain pens
• • •
FOR THEM
We have BOOKS PILLOW7 CASES TABLE CLOTHS
TOTEM POLES POLAR BEAR RUGS CARVING SETS
SALT SHAKERS and a lot of other gifts
CHRISTMAS CARDS ICE CREAM CANDY
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
When Kodiak has 3000, what will you have?
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Town Topics
Mrs. Edward Koenig, (Mary
Frost), daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Frost, Sr , of this city, gave
birth to a boy on Nov. 14 at
Wichita, Kansas. /
Mrs. Koenig, whose husband
at the time of their marriage was
in the service he>-e is now slay
ing with his parents. It is the
couple’s first child.
George Chya’s first attempt on
roller skates ended quickly and
disastrouly for him Monday ev
ening at the Kodiak Skating
Rink when he fell and broke his
right leg.
The serious compound fracture
resulted just after he put the
skates on, as he fell just as he
started his first steps. He was
taken to the GM hospital for
treatment.
Miss Irene Mateciuk, former
ly of the Club Liquor store, be
gan employment Monday in the
local office of the Signal Corps
The office now has two femme
civy employees, the other being
Mrs. May Floyd, wife of Sgt.
Floyd, officer in charge .of the
station.
The rain and thaw of Monday
caused a slide on Shelikof high
way near the last guard house
that blocked traffic for a time.
With the Victory cafe now
closing on Mondays, the restau
rant’s Mr. Fred Miller celebrated
his first day off by doing the
washing at home and baking a
birthday cake and getting a din
ner for the family— in honor of
Mrs. Miller’s birthday.
Glenn B. Walker, representa
tive of the Goodyear Tire & Rub
ber Co , whose home is in Chi
cago, arrived here by plane Sun
day to make dealer contacts,
and left later in the week.
Ben Kraft.local merchant,who
is on a business trip in the States,
is now in Seattle and will be
back sometime within the next 2
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson
celebrated their 3rd wedding an
niversary with a dinner party at
their home Monday evening.
Swing Rockers
Dining Tables
Dining Chairs
High Chairs
Zarapewool rugs
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop.
Wodllii(|er—Bert's Mill:;
'PARKER 51’s
"LOTS OF 'EM"
PENS S SETS
GOLD CAP and in LUSTRELOY
for a much wanted and appreciated Christmas Gift
Ivory Earrings
Ivory Bracelets
ivory Pendants
Ivnry Brooches
Gold Nugget Alaska
Bings for Men
Evening in Paris Sets
Lelong £ Lentheric perfume
£ cologne
JUST RECSIVEU . . .
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LIP STICKS
ROUGES FACE POWDER
PANCAKE MAKEUP (all shade
MAX FACTOR
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REPAIRS
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BOX 365
KODIAK, ALASKA
"CASINO’
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HIGHBALLS ♦♦ COCKTAH
• HOURS 1:30 to 11:00 pm
Pinch’s Jewelry
& Men’s Store SJnX
FOR YOUR
• CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
• PARKER PENS & SETS
• ALASKA SOUVENIR POCKET KNIVES
• FOX & PENGUIN NOVELTY BROOCHES
• BERET & MITT SETS
• WOMEN’S TOOLED LEATHER HAND BAGS
• CHILDREN’S BOLEROS—TOTEM DESIGN
• ALASKA LEATHER TRAVELING CASES
• ALASKA DESIGN BILL FOLDS
• TEXAS TOOLED HALF MOON WALLETS
• IVORY & ALASKA NOVELTIES
• BULOVA WATCHES
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