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“Sterns of America's Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Kate #5.00
Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Glass matter under act of Congress of Maroh 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamms, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Larnme, Associate Editor
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1411 Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle, Washington.
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for the people shall not perish from the earth.’—Lincoln
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or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.
Hospital News
Admitted for medical treat
ment during the week were: Ted
Lftuth, Mrs. Nellie Nagle, Roger
Smith and Allen Abston.
NOTICE
Wire a floral centerpiecs for
the Thanksgiving dinner table at
borne Let it take your plaee.
Kodiak Florist. (Open noon to
six)
Mri. Russell Varland has or
ganized a, group of Camp Fire!
Girls, to b® sponsored by the
foK SNACK5
SAMWimS
fhq.y love^its rich, mild
cheddar cheese flavor
Nutritious!
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Baptist church.
The girls are making plans for
a mother-daughter tea on Dec.
3 —Alice Ponchene, Scribe
Notice
All desiring to go to the din
ner at the base Tuesday even
ing, Nov. 25, should report at
the Legien Club, Post 17, Kod
iak, at 7 pm.
Transportation will ba fur
nished.
Applications for marriage li
censes have been made by Rob
ert Williams, U. S Marines, and
Marjorie Ellen Fadaoff; and
John Clifton Wagner, patrolman
and Martha Patarochia.
A jury of twelve Tuesday
found Alf Torgtamson, owner of
the Lyric theatre building, guilty
of constructing orrepaiiiog the
building without a permit. The I
complaint was signed by Mayor
Lee Bettinger.
City Magistrate 6. W. assess
ed a fine of $5 and costs.
Mrs. D. G. Utt
The above-named person may
call af. CHRISTY’S Bakery to
i day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
Northern Airlines
HUTGOING
Mr & Mrs. Merle Phillips &
child.
LOWER RATES ON
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
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Keep bonds, insurance policies, jewels
and priceless keepsakes in safe
deposit boxes. Various sizes to meet
your needs, starting at the new, low
rate of $5.00 per year, plus tax
Pacific Northern
INSOMING
Helen Cass, Paul Odlaug, A
Verle Collar, Mr & Mis. Wilton
T White, Father Conwell, Helen
Halliday, H L Price.
OUTGOING:
Eleanor Flack, Father Con
well, Ivaa Fox, Ira Matteson,
Earlene Day, Mr. & Mrs. L K
Wodlinger, George Root, Pryce
Harriman, Paula Sheratine,
Richard Butler.
Notice
We are now open for business
is our Beauty shop and Lingerie
shop. Our operator is Barber
Fry, recently with Charnelle’s of
Seattle.
Our Christmas stock is here,
including handmade baby clothes
and Nylon stockings, all sizes
and shades
We are open from 9 am to
8 30 pm from now through the
holiday season
Smiley Bleichner
Fire Talk Given
George Stahl, Navy district
staff fire marshal, spoke at the
Rotary Club Tuesday on fire
prevention and movies were
shown oo the “Chemistry of
Fire.”
Guests included Jack Freund,
Glenn Trueblood, Don Crawford,
Verle Collar, and Paul Odlaug.
At a directors meeting after
the luncheon approval was given
to allot one thousand dollars of
the Rotary playground fund to
playground work at the Com
munity Center, principally to fill
in the Catholic church lot, whose
use has been donated for play
ground activities.
Sales were recorded this week
of Lot seventeen Block nineteen1
by Una McDonald Sutherland
to Malcolm and Alice McDon
ald; and of the Cheechako cafe
equipment by Martin Jensen
and Jan Beukers to V G. Eilis
THESE WOMEN! Byd-Aiessio
“Do you know you forgot your umbrella this morning ?"
STRICTLY BUSINESS
by McFeatters
1
“Your Honor, the jury finally has reached a
unanimous decision!"
THESE WOMEN!
By d’Alessio
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"If you’re going to wrangle over the check every day,
Ladies, I wish you’d manage to come in
20 minutes earlier!”