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P Steaks
p Chops &
P Chicken Dinners
• OPEN 7 am to 4 am DULY •
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CARL. W. RAJ OMAN
Where your Dollars have more Cents
FOR THE CAR ....
Shell Anti-freeze Haydees Car Heaters
Storage Batteries (all sizes) Firestone Tires & Tubes
Spark Plugs (all sizes) Tire Chains
FOR THE HOME ....
Eleetric Table Lamps Coleman Gas Lanterns
Electric Irons Electric Alarm Clocks Electric Heaters
Clothesline Wire—First available for many months
Galvanized Wash Pubs A Buckets
Brooms—House & Parlor Kitchen Equipment
Brushes for every purpose Metal Sponges
- SKIS and SKATES -
hallicrafter radios . . .
Model S22R
Model SX28 Super Skywriter with Jensen’s Base
Keflex Speaker
ZENITH POWER PACKS 9Vx90
STORAGE BATTERIES Charged
RADIO repair & parts
SA i EES <3& SERVICE
(formerly Blinn’s Pool Hall)
PflUI.
TOBACCO
Brinks nf All Binds
Town Topics
Mary Colton was guest of hon
or at a cocktail party Monday
evening at the Club Montmartre
when a number of frien Is gath
ered to bid her bon vovage.
Mrs. Colton, who has been
'employed as nurse at the Griffin
Memorial hosoital. left on the
Cordova this week for Ketchikan
jen route to Sitka, where she will
I be engaged in health work for
| the Territory.
Open house was held at the
Club Montmartre Sunday for
James Pierce, ewner, whose birth
day Nov. 11 is. A lovely birth
1 day cake, made by Mrs. Edith
Wright, was dispensed to friends
who dropped in during the even
ing.
In honor of the birthday anni
versary of Storekeeper 1-c Wal
ter Johnson, Margaret Cook en
tertained at a dinner party at
her home in the Lamme apart
ments on South Brooklyn Aven
ue 8unday. Guests included Mr.
j and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Vineerit Root, and Eric
' Blankenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Or
I val Nye joined the party later in
the evening. The hostess was as
sisted by Gertrude Raurnaker.
1 Max Poison, a recent addi
tion to tho membership of the
Rotary chib, has been chosen by
the board of directors as secre
tary to replace R. II. Chadwick.
A divorce decree has been en
tered in the district eourt at An
chorage for MiUiceat P. Clayton,
or Kodiak, versus John B. Clay
ton.
Taxi applications for Tom
Gallagher, Ray Sears and I,eo
Sears have been filed in that or
der for consideration at a later
date when public necessity shows
the need for additional taxis, as
provided by the new taxi ordin
ance.
There are now 34 taxi licenses
in effect.
George Slawson, federal jail
guard and city magistrate, is re
signing the latter position as of
December l, it was reported at
the council Monday. A successor
will be named later.
Patrick Lynch Sc Co.
GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
* F reight
* Baggage
* Storage
* General Contracting
* Oil Delivery
minimmifiJirr
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WHERE
MAX and BILL say:
**hoar Time is Your lime”
Mixed Drinks a Speciality
AISO
Ice Cold Beer & Pretzels
Fuel Oil TANKS
Don’t be caught short this win
ter by a FUEL OIL SHORTAGE
670 gallon tanks of 10 gage steel
.$140.00
We will also make any size tank
on special order
ALL TANKS COMPLETE WITH
FOUR FITTINGS AND PAINT
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
Our BANANA BELT Specialties
MSAN “BANANA SPLITS”
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The Island Fountain
" 'Deliciously Different ”
large Christmas card assortment
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