• ••Mecca Liquor Store
• All Liquor Except Whiskies
SOLD AT
5% ABOVE INVOICE PRICE
• • • Mecca Bar & Lounge
• ‘Doing business oAs Usual
. ’ V ~
Roy F. Snyder, prop.
Application Made To
Buy Disputed Land
An application to purchase a
13 ft wide strip of land behind
the O. Kraft & Son store was
made by Ren Kraft at the city
council meeting Monday night.
Ownership'of the strip is in
question. Reported to have be
longed Co the city at the time' of
the cadastral engineer’s survey,
Mayor Emil Knud sen, owner of
'KnudsenV fountain, next to
Kraft’s said his understanding,
was the city had acted to add
the strip tod-lot belonging to
Jack King in return for which
King gavea piece of land-on the
other side of his lot for the alley
running from Harbor avenue to
Brooklyn avenue. King sold the
land to Wyatt and Woodford,
from whom Knudsen purchased
it.
The council directed that a
surveyor be procured to check
the survey at that location to
help determine the status of its
ownership.
Taxi business licenses in the
name of VV. F. Lewis were trans
ferred this week, one to H. M.
Cousley, the other to A. A. Owen
WJirskine
Compani|
COUPONS
Be sure to check the list of coupons that
will be on display in the Grocery
Department on Tuesday next.
These will be those chosen for the month
of October. Compare your numbers.
Remember a Coupon is given with each purchase of one
dollar in our grocery and meat departments. We offer
$175.00 each month for selected coupons.
BUV AND SAVE: AT ERSKINES
This Store is Open Every Sunday
from 9 a.m. to 4 p. m.
for your convenience
Saturday Specials
on sale:
SATURDAV
ON LV
CANNED
CORN
15c can
OPA PRICE 20c
EGGS
70c per doz.
Extra quality
OPA PRICE 90c
CAMPBELL
Tomato Soup
10c
OPA PRICE 15c
Canned
CHERRIES
35c
OPA PRICE 4.5e
SWAN
SOAP
5c
OPA PRICE 10c
Always Remember That
Today . . . Tomorrow . . . & Everyday
You Save when you Buy at Erskine’s
Daughter Married
In The East
Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. Olsen, ol
this city, received word Satur.
day of the marriage of theit
daughter, Myrtle Margaret, tQ
Pfc. Elvvood S. Watson, in Spart.
anbifre. South Carolina.
The young couple met wherj
Private Watson was stationed at
Fort Greely and he was recently
transferred to Camp Croft, near
Spartanburg.
The bride, who ha? four sisterg
here, graduated from Kodiak
High, school and was employed
at the Island Fountain. She left
here Sept. 21 and on arriving in
Seattle went to Bremerton where
she was the guest for a few day»
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Healy
and family Mr. Healy was form
erly employed at Erskine’s.
She then went on to South
Carolina by train and the mar
riage was held Wednesday, Oct.
11. The young couple plan to
make their home there until after
the war. The bridegroom is or
iginally from West Virginia. The
letter telling of the mariiage was
mailed by Mrs. Watson on Oct.
12 but was nine days in transit.
Don Hutchins, S. A Sears,
George Strigga, Charles Nettle
and Maui ice Gunderson made a
two-day trip to Uyak bay on the
“Elizabeth” and returned with a
bunch of ducks. The party re
ported seeing one bear
At The Churches
PRAISE CHAPEL
Rev. John Marshall
Sunday School 10:40
Morning Service 11:40
Sunday Evening Service 7s)0
Classes for young people
Mon. & Fri evenings at 7:00
Studying lives of Missionary
Heroes
Classes for young children
Monday afternoons at 3:45
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
CHURCH
Kodiak, Alaska
Rev. Gregory S. Morony, Pastor
Services for
Sunday - October 29
10:15 Sunday School. Classes for
all ages.
11:15 Morning Worship
Sermon:
God Loves You
6:30 Christian Fellowship League
Intermediate, High Scho 4
and Young People’sgroup
7: 30 Evening Gospel Hour
Hymn-sing
Led by Edgar Burress
Sermon:
Double Baptism
Monday—7:00 Junior-Intermed
iate Hallowe’en party.
Tuesday:
7:15 Bov Scouts Troop 625
Wednesday,
3:30 Children’s choir
4:30 Girl’s choir
7:30 Vesper Hour. Prayer
Fellowship. Bible Study.
The Teachings of Jesus.
Led by N M. Chamber
lain
8:35 Church Choir
Thursday,
4:00 Camp Fire Girls
Saturday—2:00 Second Junior
Girl’s class at the church