Watch for them every week
For Saturday Only
p .
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They’re full of chocolate and covered with
^ chocolate icing so be sure to get
some ot those
Chocolate Doughnuts
60c doz.
TODAY'S SPECIAL WILL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE’PERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
“Let Your 'Baker Bo Your Baking"
(Christy's Dread is available Saturday eveiiinifs and Sundays
at Kuudsen's fiudiak Fnuutain)
GOOD FOOD !! GOOD FUN !!
e/IND cA FRIENDLY oUMO SPHERE
at the
beachcombers
“SIS’’ HARRIS now in charge
of our cuisine
SPECIAL PARTIES ARRANGED—Call ua Now
!0 P £ IV
DAILY
Lia
BETTY
& Her
AL'CORDIfUV 11
1)1 JU ' $
IDLE HOUR’
3 f) J)
Where you git
PRETZELIZED
While you drink
.nrmummiin i j 1111, mi
Ou, motto: “HOUR hue is YOUR HUE
ALL MIXED DRINKS A SPECIALTY
mil . .
Base Clerk, ,
Sailor Wed
Millicent P, Clayton, clerk at
the base and resident of Mission
road, was united in marriage to
Raymond H, Geiger, U.S. Navy,
in a ceremony at her home on !
Sunday, September 22. <
U S. Commissioner G. W Bu- *
bendorf officiated, and attend- 1
ants for the couple were Ruth C.
Wadsworth and Dietrich F B.
Schmidt. *
Bob Johnpon, son of Dr. and \
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, left via r
PNA Wednesday to resume his c
studies at Willamette University,
Salem, Ore
He spent one year there and
then interrupted his studies to
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ANNOUNCING THE OPEN/Hq
OF THE NEW
FRONTIER SHOP
Books - Curios - Gifts - Souvenirs
AND the
IB STUDIO
Developing - Printing - Enlarging
\ Copying - Portraiture
NEXT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1
4 TO OUR FRIENDS and PATRONS:
We take pride in opening for inspection our new
building.
We have every confidence in the prosperity and
future of Kodiak, and have made every effort to
construct the building to be an asset to Kodiak now
—and in the future.
Our sincere thanks to all who have made the con
struction of this building possible—and our very
special thanks to JOHN STENLUND, whose ex
pert and careful workmanship and utter reliability
made it. a certainty.
CATHERINE BLANKENBURG
erve in the Merchant Marine
luring the war. This will be his
econd year and he is majoring
n pre-medics.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Wodling
r, who went to Anchorage to
reet some salesmen, decided to
y on out to Seattle for about 2
^eeks, according to a wire
sceived by Stan Eng, in charge
f Bert s during their absence.
A special PNA plane came to
todiak Wednesday from Anch
rage to pick up workmen from1
Port Williams.
To mark the establishment of
a new ladies’ dress shop in the
building formeily occupied by
Warren Taylor’s law office, ■
fashion show will be scheduled
there Oct. 5. Dresses will be
modeled at 4 separate showing*
and refreshments will be served.
A full announcement will b*
made next week.
Charles Wameling who ha*
been employed at the base, be
gan work Monday at the KKA
plant office.
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