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Kodiak
Garage
Bill Karvonen, Prop.
Log Waffle Shop
Myrtle Keinpton, Prop.
SHORT ORDERS
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BOXED CANDY
ICE CREAM
POPCORN
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Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop.
Two new members, Robert
Dawson and Basil ClarK, have
been added to the committee of
Boy Scout Troop 625, local or
ganization.
Because of heavy duties Mrs.
Merrill Coon has resigned one of
three positions she has been
holding in the Red Cross, that
of committee volunteer chair
man Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson
has been appointed to the posi
tion.
Mrs. Esther Miell was also
appointed as secretary, replacing
Mrs. Anne Whalley.
C. J. Todd, resident of Valdez
since 1898, has moved to Ancho
rage, to take the court post of
bailiff and court librarian.
Mr. Todd is the father of Mrs.
R: L. Clifton of this city. One
grandson, Robert B. Clifton, is
a top sergeant with the armed
forces at Valdez, and a second
grandson, Chester, who has
been receiving medical attention
in Seattle, and is, Mr. Todd said,
entirely recovered.
John R. Holler, local Ameri-'
can Legion commander, attend-,
ed the recent 40 et 8 Grand j
Promenade at Anchorage as aj
delegate from Juneau Voiture
1126, and was elected Grand
Guard la port.
Clarence Cole, engineer on the
water system and sewer system,
spoke at the Rotary luncheon,
telling of experiences as an en
gineer on Grand Coulee dam in
Washington. Charles Madsen
showed films of the ice breakup
on the Yukon river.
Other guests were A. Verle
Collar, L. K. Wodlinger, Rev.
John Winter and Frank Beals.
Washington—A bill extend
ing absentee voting privileges to
residents of Alaska and Hawaii
serving in the armed forces has
been introduced by Delegate
Dimond. Another bill introduced
would fix the salary of the Sec
retary of Alaska at $8000 an
nuully.
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"The Service Men's Meeting Place'
\ NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Guitars, Banjos & Tenor Guitars
I Tee Shirts & Sweat Shirts
O. D. Pants, Ties and Socks
Pillow tops, - Ivory - Tablecloths
Sheet Music and Folios
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Oversea Caps, Infantry & Artillery
special $540
Ii 500 Army Officer’s Shirt
11 Tailor Made Green Color REGULAR PRICE $8.00
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TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
SOUVENIRS GALORE
Thousands of Souvenirs of Alaska
GIFTS & CARDS
Greatest Collection of Souvenirs ever displayed in Kodiak
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KODIAK LIBRARY
NEW BOONS
New Copies of ONE WORLD by Wendell L. Willkie
and RADIO HANDBOOKS
FICTION and NON-FICTION
DICTIONARIES ATLASES
ALASKAN BOOKS
PARCEL CHECKING 25c
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
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BAGGAGE
STORAGE
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DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS, owner
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3 pm to 8:30 pm
Civilians Welcome 3 pm to 11:30
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