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Bouquets :: Sprays
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CARL- W. P A J OMAN
Where your Dollars have more Cents.
Combination Radio &
Record Players
(AGENCIES:
• FORD AUTOMOBILE? & TRUCKS
• BENDIX WASHING MACHINES
• KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS
• EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS
• EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS
• RCA RADIOS
BATTERY CABLES & CAR PARTS
SmaJJ Cory Coffee Makers
Enameled Drip & Percoiaters
Proctor Pressing Irons
Egg Beaters :: Auto Tires
Soiloff Soilax
Electric Heating Pads
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PROMPT & GUARANTEED
RADIO repair service
Tony’s
Tavern
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"THE LONGEST BAH
IN ALASKA"
Where they Surire the Best Driuks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
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Ex-Bus Driver
In Fairbanks Jail
Royal Jewett, whose swearing
on a local bus recently resulted
in a complaint being filed against
him by 16 lady passengers, and
who was subsequently given a
suspended sentence and then left
town, is now in jail in Fairbanks
where he was sentenced to four
months for passing worlhless
checks to Wells Alaska Motors,
and bound over to the federal
grand jury on a charge of giving
a worthless $100 check to a GI
for work performed on a car he
had rented in Anchorage.
According to Fairbanks Police
Chief George Norton who arrest
ed Jewett, the latter was passing
worthless checks all along the
way. He paid for the rental of
the car with a $60 1 hot check”
and drove to Fairbanks, and
when it needed attention at Six
Mi'e camp offered $100 to some
GIs if they would put it in shape.
They worked all night on it and
weie paid a worthless $100 check.
He then got new parts at Wells
Alaska Motoisand paid for them
I with 3 worthless checks
He also passed a bad check at
the Husky Grill, claiming to be
a representative of the Alaska
Native Service aod wanting to
pay for food for some natives.
He was arrested as he was pre
paring to leave town, after tele
phone calls to Anchorage reveal
ed he had a 31 cent balance in
1 his bank account.
Fulfilling a promise made
j many years ago to visit at Port
| Wakefield with Lee Wakefield
i and family, Dr. and Mrs J. L.
Myers arrived here Monday via
PNA and were met by Mr.
Wakefield.
The couple, from Kansas City,
have visited in Fairbanks and
j Anchorage. Dr. Myers formerly
I practiced in Ketchikan, where he
was located for 10 years.
Robert King, 41, nephew of
Cecil King, of Kodiak, died in
Providence hospital at Anchorage
June 29 after being flown to that
city from his home in Seldovia.
He was born in Dutch Harbor.
the:
“Home of Hospitality
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
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DELLA & RITA
Machineless Waves
Helen Curtis Cold W aves
La Jolie Cosmetics
Facials Manicures t
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Boat Wiring
© Starter & Generator Repair
© Marine Radio &
Instrument Repair
• Electric Motor Re
winding
— ALSO —
• CONTRACT HOUSE WIRING
• ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR
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