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as many times during the week as desired
Stationery, Games, Curios, Souvenirs,
• Greeting Cards, Etc.
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
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Prop.
SUNDAY DANCE 4 to 7 p.m.
Army Dance Orchestra
BUNN'S HALL
HALL AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE DANCES
Inquire Blinn’s Pool Room
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POOL BILLIARDS
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SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
Tom Gallagher
Proprietor
Personals
Warren A. Taylor, Kodiak at
torney, lias purchased the re
sidence of Neva Armstrong in
Fairbanks. The property em
braces two other houses on Sec
ond avenue. Two weeRs pre
viously he took a lease on the
Gilcher building, facing Third
avenue, where he will open his
new law offices.
Mrs. Taylor at present is in
the States with their daughter,
Mrs. Betty Strelow. Mr. Strelow
is a gunnery sergeant in the U.
S. Marines and after 10 months
duty at the beginning of the
Guadalcanal and later in New
Zealand, was transferred back
to the States. It is now under
stood he is undergoing “shots”
for another term overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor’s son,
Bill, is in the States training as
a gunner on Navy bombers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Con
nors, of Fairbanks, arrived on
the Denali from Seward and are
making their home on Mission
road. The Connors formerly liv
ed here while Mr. Conners was
employed by Siems-Drake at the
| base.
Mrs. W. M. Wright return
ed here this week on the Denali
to rejoin her husband, who is
employed at the Belmont. Mrs.
Wright went to the States for
medical treatment in Seattle and
Aberdeen, Wash.
Ben Sholl, machinist and,
former council member, accom
panied by his daughter Alice,
left recently for Minneapolis,
where Mr. Sholl will visit two
brothers, one of whom he has!
not seen for 29 years. It is Mr. |
Sholl’s first trip Outside in 24,
years.
Alice will go to Tomah, Wis.
to visit Mrs Kenneth Berg, the
former Anna Mae Skinner of
this city, whose husband, form
erly stationed at Fort Greely is
now at Camp McCoy near'
Tomah.
Mr. Sholl expects to return in
about a month.
Herbert Domenici, who was in |
charge of crab packing at Port
Wakefield this season, and R. F.
Shuman and G. D. Shuman,
Seattle, were guests of the Rot- i
ary luncheon Tuesday.
R. F. Shuman, who is the son
of the Shuman father and son j
combination, was in charge of
the Bureau of Fisheries station
at Larsen's bay this summer and '
they are on then way home to
Seattle. |
An enjoyable number of mus-1
ic selections, furnished by a 5
piece NOB colored quintet,
provided the entertainment for
members and guests.
Mrs Ray Dell, former opera
tor of Dell’s cafe here, arrived
from Anchorage Sunday and is
spending a few days on business
and visiting old friends. She is
the house guest of Sgt. and Mrs.
Worren Flechtner.
Sale was recorded this week of
Lot 1 Block 8 from Carl Hawk
ins to Harvey Edwards, for $375.
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