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SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS
•CLOSED MONDAYS*
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'You don't have to swing
to kill that pesty thing I
SAYS
MERMU
COON
Local Agent
Flies, mosquitoes, moths and other similar
insects (with or without wings) take a
permanent nose-dive when they run into
a whiff of Standard Fly Spray. Used as
directed, it won’t stain your finest materi
als, it has no unpleasant odor, and it’s
harmless to human beings. It not only gets
rid of pest parents, it also destroys their
eggs and larvae—before insects are born.
j\na use sianaara riy spray 10 gei riu ui mca uu
milk cows — and as a general insecticide for all animals.
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These two young men already realize
that there is no substitute for quality
and do they enjoy HORLUCK’S
ICE CREAM at Knudsen’s
* POPSICLES * POPCORN
* SANDWICHES
* HOME MADE PIES & CAKES
KNUDSEN'S
Next to the I.argert Store in Town
KVOMMI
More View
Kodiak From Air
Sunday’s beautiful weather
proved ideal for 2 more excur
sion trips of Pacific Northern
Airlines, arranged by Ray Mar
tin, local agent.
Jim Angell and Olaf Halver
son, who made the first trip the
Sunday previous* were repeat
passengers on Sunday’s flight, j
and all who wanted to make the
trip could not be accommodated.
Passengers on the first flight
were: Mr. & Mrs. George War
ren, Jim Angell, Agnes Brown,
Nora Erickson, Mr. & Mrs. A H
Scotto, Mr. & Mrs. T K Clark,
Mr & Mrs. Wilton White, Mr
& Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Christopherson, Bud Bi
tonti, Mr. & Mrs Tom Gallag
her, Bob Lear, Margaret Cook
and Gertrude Raumaker
A group from the Community
Baptist church and Mission
made the second flight, passen
gers being: Stanley Alvine, Rev.
& Mrs. G S Morony, Mr & Mrs.
N M Chamberlain and Marilyn,
Rose Graziano, Lt. & M«-s. J E
Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Brom
ley, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Stone, Olaf
Halverson, Mr. & Mrs. Healy
Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. R L Heady,
Estelle Marlin and Mr. & Mrs.
Harms.
BPW Picnic
Is Tomorrow
Members of the Kodiak Busi
ness & Professional Women’s
club, their families, and guests i
will picnic at Antoine Larsen |
Bay tomorrow. Many of the |
members will go in private cars,
and leave Kodiak any time they
wish, all meeting at the picnic
grounds by 3 pm for the lunch
For those members without
transportation, the Alaska
Transfer Co. is donating the use
of one of its trucks, with seats in
the back. This truck will leave
from the office of the transfer
company, across the street from
Bert’s Drug 8fore, at 10 am.
At the picnic grounds, coffee
and pop will be served by mem
bers of the committee who in
clude Georgia Norman, Edythe
Smith and Bea Martz.
Because of the early departure
of the truck, Mrs. Smith an
nounced that she will either hold
Sunday school classes at the pic
nic, or at a later hour in the eve
ning, so that children who ordin*
arily attend the Community
church will not forfeit their at
tendance record.
R€X
PARROTT
TEACHER
of PIANO &
PIANO
ACCORDION
Wodiimjer-Bert’s Drugs
FOR SUMMER DAINTINESS
Our shelves &. cases are stocked with a complete
line of your favorite toilet preparations
* COLOGNES ★ BATH POWDER
* DEODORANT CREAMS
★ SUN TAN LOTIONS
JUST ARRIVED
Factor Pancake Make-up
In all shades
Tabu Lipstix
All Shades
"Shop the Drug Stores
Closed Sundays during July & August
The NEW
PDUlfi BSflfl £iif
| Steaks
t Chops &
| Chicken Dinners
* OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY •
H. ■ | »« "■■■ — »« »« " "
Hi, Fellas!
See You at the
SHIP’S TAVERN
KIM and BOB
i Uldest [lil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
!; ■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
]i consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
:j THOMPSON TRANSFER
I1 Erich Mueller, Prop.
Ill