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"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Surtre the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmoephere
The Cub
JOSEPHINE COUL8EY Owner
CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Island Electric Cookera
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ICE CREAM, Fresh Roasted PEANUTS & POPCORN
Can dies • Bars of All Kinds • Soft Drinks
"Service cMen's Headquarters”
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\ our Shopping Center
for
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WINES - •
LIQUORS
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KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
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MIXERS POP CANDY
IVORY POLAR BEAR RUGS
PARKAS
& numerous other items
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
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P. 0. Bill
Explained
Washington, D. C. (Special)—
The $150,000 earmarked for a
post office site and building for
Kodiak is included iD legislation
' designed to grant authority to
the Public Buildings Administra
! tioD to purchase sites, prepare
working drawings and specifica
tions and construct those build
ing projects most essential to ef
ficient operation of the federal
government.
Commissioner of Public Build
ings, W. E. Reynolds, points out
that the inclusion of a building
in the eligible list is not an indi
cation that a recommendation
for its construction is to be ex
pected in the near future, as
many may not be constructed
for years.
But under the legislation the
Public Buildings Administration
will be able to start construction
I of those buildings having high
priority and will do all prelimin
aiy work on the others.
i hen if it is judged in the pub
lic interest to undertake a large
scale Federal building program
to combat a recession, the gov
ernment will be in a position to
do so.
iWiih $7000
j The firet team of Victory Vol
unteers to report to chairman
, 0. A. Torgerson in the current
canvass conducted in the Vic
tory Bond Drive were Roy Sny
der and Carl Pajoman, and with
their task still incompleted they
sold over $7000 in bonds. Other
teams plan to start next week.
The goal for Kodiak in the
drive, which lasts until Dec. 8, is
$35,000.
Emphasis is being placed in
this campaign on the need for
funds, to counteract any opinion
that with the war over the bond
sales are not so important
The money is needed, it is
stated, for: 1—debts incurred by
cost of the war 2—maintaining
an Army and Navy until order is
restored 3—mustering out pay
4—cost of bringing armed forces
home 5—med'cal care for 500,
000 6—reconversion.
And bonds are still doing their
work in preventing inflation, and
in providing a safe investment.
Curtain Rods
'\' Drapery
Cranes
# Chests of
Drawers
* Floor Lamps
:•: Bed Lamps
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop.
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED
NOW MORE THAN EVE,
Today, the morale-building needs of our armed services
greater than ever. American fighting men at home and abro
need entertainment, recreation—that “little bit of hom
provided by U.S.O. Samp Shows
Happily, American prisoners of war have been freed in E
rope, but there are still thousands of men held by barb
wire bonds in the Pacitiic. Until the last man is free, VV
Prisoners Aid will attempt to serve these men.
The newly-liberated countries have been stripped barren
food, clothing, all necessities by Axis occupation. Whole po
■lations are desperately in need of assistance if disease, dea
and chaos are to be prevented.
Our home-front services must be kept going. The war fa
brought added needs for hospitals, day nurseries, clinics,
tlement houses, havens for the aged, orphan homes, and ot
er welfare agencies.
We—individually and as a nation—are fortunate indeed a
to have suffered the agonies of millions people and what do
ens of nations have undergone these past years.
4Give to the Community W*r Zfund”
Bring in your donations to Walter Sipprell at the Alasl
Steam Ship office or to Lawrence Wodlinger at the Dri
Store.
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