Frank Marshall, president of
(lie Territorial Federation of
l.abor, arrived Saturday from
Anchorage to seek data pertain
ing to consolidat on of canneries
and the effect of such action
locally. He has been appointed
on the co ordination committee
of the Bureau of Fisheries and
will be in Seattle by Dec. 15 to
attend a meeting there.
Ray Martin left recently to
join his family in Hollywood for
the Christmas holidays.
Samuel O’Neal left recently
for Portland, Ore. where he will
enter the Veterans’ hospital for
medical treatment. On the trip
he will be under the care of
Miss Mildred Davis, superin
tendent of the Griffin Memorial
hospital.
Miss Bam will continue on
to her home in Wisconsin for a
brief vacation. Miss Christine
Oslin is acting supertendent dui
ing her absence.
Nels Lantz, coxwain, who haa
been stationed at Dutch Harbor
for a year, is visiting in Kodiak
on a 30 days furlough.
Mrs. Gladys McFarlin, em
ployed at the Kodiak Mirror,
underwent a tonsillectomy at the I
Griffin Memorial hospital Sat
urday.
Joseph Jaffe, of the H. Pinch
Jewelry store, left for Seattle re
cently to spend Christmas at his
home there.
A civil suit asking judgment
of $350 has been filed by Carl
Pajoman, Kodiak Mercantile
Company, versus Fred Solberg,
claiming that Solberg came into
possession of a lumber planing
machine without the owner’s
(Pajoman's) permission. Trial
has been set for December 15.
Nettie Sargent, daughter or
Mr and Mrs Fred Sargent, left
recently to attend school in San
Francisco. She will live with her
sister and family
Catholic funeral services were
held Nov. 18 in Juneau for Mrs.
Simon Hellenthal 67, wife of the
Federal Judge in the Third Div
ision. Beside her husband she is
survived by a son, John, in the
armed services, and a daughter,
Mrs. Fred Ayer of Juneau.
Edward Bunette Hanley 80,
died at his home in SeattteNov.
17. He founded with F. H. Mad
den the Copper River Canning
Company and later the Nellie
Juan Canning Company i n
Prince William Sound. H i s
widow, son and daughter sur
vive
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SEAFORTH & COURTLEY FOR MEN
EVENING IN PARIS PERFUME & COLOGNE
CRYSTAL PERFUME DROPPER BOTTLES
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Just Received aa Assortment of
Genuine King Island Carved Ivory
BRACELETS
BRACELET and BEAD SETS
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COUPON SELECTION
FOR DECEMBER
NUMBER 036421
NUMBER 036381
NUMBER 036595
NUMBER 036579
NUMBER 036583
(C. R. King)
(James Martz)
(A1 King)
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(Rude Sundberg)
for $10.00
for $20.00
for $35.00
for $50.00
for $75.00
We will buy the companion stub of the above coupon for the
amount set opposite respective numbers. Remember we select
five coupons each month and buy the companion stubs for a
mounts from $10.00 to $75.00. We give these coupons with
each $2.00 purchase in our Qrocery & Meat Department.
The ^Display of... .
Coats, Street Dresses, Afternoon Gowns and Formal
Frocks now showing in Our Upstairs Shop
reminds one of ... .
Pre-War Times
Coats
Afternoon Gowns
Street Dresses
Formal Frocks
$9.90 - $99.90
11.90 - 27.90
5.90 - 19.90
17.90 - 29.90
You are fortunate to have offered lor your selection these many
Exclusive models. At prices that denote such value.
Dress & Evening Slippers $5.90 - $6.90
Oxfords & Street Street Shoes 4.90 - 6.90
<Buy cKo<w! Whilst the lines are Complete
as to size and price•