Hospital News
BIRTHS:
To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frank
a son, Dennis Richard, 7
lbs., 10 oz.
To Mr. and Mrs. Archie J.
Ahlstrom, a daughter, Kath
ryn Marie, 7 lbs., 2 oz.
To Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J.
Reed, a daughter, Shirley
Anne. 9 lbs., 13 oz.
Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Peterson, a son, Stephen
George, 7 lbs., 13 oz.
All four babies were born
on April 2. It is the first time
in the history of the hospital
that four births happened
there on the same day.
Major surgery; Miss Vera
Maurer, Mrs. Larry Clark,
Mrs. Isabel Tennell.
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FOR SALE — 39 Lincoln
Zephyr 4-door sedan, 42
Ford station wagon, 40 Mer
cury 4-door sedan, 42 Ford j
coupe, 41 Chevrolet 4-door
j sedan, 42 sedan, 42 Ford
jeep, 42 Dodge command
car, 41 International l£ ton
dump truck, 42 Ford 1\
truck. For new Ford or
Mercury see Jake Foley or
Burl Clymer.
FOR SALE—Lot and partly
framed house, approxi
mately 9000 ft. in all; 42
Chevie 1£ ton truck: V-8
motor complete, needs re
i conditioning. See F. W.
Smith, 29 D-B. 4-7
Alaska Airlines,Inc I
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ALASKA PfNINSULA •
BRISTOL SAY 9 ® ® ® ®
Direct flight* *<• Seattle
non-scheouisd
OVER 100 Alaska communities
Serving OVER W 4242
Walt Muller, agent
F( Mi S ALE—1941 Ford pick
up, needs work done, $125.
See A1 Fenner.
FOR SALE— Westinghouse
roaster and cabinet with
grill, $75; electric heater
with fan, $15; old enamaled
roaster, lantern, squirrel
jackette, lady’s size 12, $25;
old hand made violin, $90;
adapter, DeArmond, $20.
Call 4391 after 5 pm. 4-7'
REWARD—$250 for informa-!
tion leading to the arresti
and conviction of any person J
or persons killing, stealing, j
molesting or damaging any!
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. 6-81 pd
1 FOR SALE — Fresh Kodiak |
j King Crab. The season is i
right. Order now. Island i
Seafoods at City Dock.
[RUBBER STAMPS — at thej
j Kodiak MIRROR. Made to
1 order. Orders filled in ten
[ days or less. Also notary
seals.
FOR SALE — One Duo
Therm heater. See John
i Gibbons, phone 3632.
FOR SALE— li ton Chev.
truck 4 w. d., $399. Engine
perfect. Clark’s Garage.
FOR SALE-Ford
f tractor and farm
! ments. Call 4313.
Ferguson
imple
i RUMMAGE—sale at the Bap
tist Mission from 1 to 8 pm
Saturday.
FOR SALE— Pacific oil range
with coil. See Leo Sears Co.
Mission Rd.
O. KRAFT & SON j
Dry Goods Department I
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1 Saddles-white Oxtords-brown Oxfords
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Low Heels |
Black Suede Red White Leathers
I CHILDREN’S SHOES
IN ALL SIZES
I
I
I
Patents - Red - White - Green - rown
New Blouses - size 52 to 44
Nylon “Brownie” Knit Sweater>
‘Print Dresses . . Cotton
Pgyon
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FOR SALE— One ton hand
winch with boom for
wrecker. Cost $300, will
sell for $50. Clark’s Garage.
FOR SALE— Thayer baby
carriage in good condition,
$35, Pnone 4474.
WANT—to rent a house orj
apartment this month. No
children. Call Dr. Green
leaf at Navy 262.
WANTED — work as a baby
sitter or will do light house
work. Phone 4172 or write
Mrs. Angelina LaLande,
box 444. ]
PNA Shows Increase
Traffic statistics released by
PNA for the first two months
of 1951 reveal gains over 1950.
Passenger traffic increased
57%, Air Cargo increased 24%
and U. S. Mail increased 47%
in January and February 1951
over the same months for
1950.
‘The increased traffic can be'
attributed to the National;
Prepardness Program, in-1
creased commerical activity, i
activity in connection with the
session of the Alaska Legisla
ture, and to promotional fares
introduced in February,”:
Harold Olsen, traffic and sales j
official of PNA said.
PNA has applied for an ex
tension of its routes from A
laska to Seattle and Portland.
The company is starting its
19th year in Alaska.
Mrs. John Chase is working
in the City Market during the
absence of Mrs. Glen Banks,
who is in San Francisco, and
Mrs. Howard Fread.who is in
Anchorage on jury duty.
Martin Jensen, Kodiak scow
owner, returned to Kodiak last
week from Seattle via NWA
and PNA.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sears
have purchased lots 1 and 2,
block 35 of the East addition
from Mr. and Mrs. John
Hughes and a warranty deed
for the transfer has been re
corded.
Caroline Pauline Havter and
Howard “Rocky” Miller were
married yesterday afternoon
by Commissioner A. M. Voka
cek.
A deed from the Bank of
Kodiak to 0. S. Campbell for
lots 17, 18. and 19. block 1 of
the Leite addition, has been
recorded.
Orpheum
Theatre j
LAST TIMES TODAY if
.‘‘Fortunes of Captain Blood” ([
2:30 7 and 9 %
SUN., MONDAY \
Please watch theatre front
lor balance ot week’s
program.
Due to the erratic and un
predictable present boat ser
vice we will be unable to book
the remainder of our weekly
program until after the ar
rival of the next freighter, if
and when, now rumored to
arrive Kodiak between the 6th
and 10th of April. We beg
your forbearance.
FOR ALL YOUR
Food & Grocery Needs
• . . • - -v -li
shop of the
cm/ mmi
■ mr
Where Quality Meats
and groceries
are priced to sell
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pn.