TRANSPORT ATION
AIR LAND SEA
Kodiak Boats To
Come Via Seward
Afte - January 1 steamers will
call at Seward before Kodiak,
leaving Kodiak southbound for
Seattle via southeastern ports,
G.A. Ffyner, agent Xla^ka
Steamship office announced this
week.
Ten fat ve freight and passen
ger sailing ou,t of Seattle are as
follows:
McKinley to sail from Seattle
Dec. 11 calling northbound at
Ketchikan, Juneau, Yakutat,
Kodiak, Seward returning via
Juneau and Ketchikan.
Aleutian Dec. 11 cancelled
Yukon saris from Seattle Dec.
13, connecting with Lakina at
Seward.
Victoria sails from Seattle
Dec. 9 for Kodiak, Uganik, King
Cove and Dutch Harboi.
Tanana expected to sail from
Seattle Dec 13 for Kodiak and
Dutch Harbor.
NOTE: The above schedule was
released just prior to the start of
war and is necessarily changed
now.
Reds Claim Gains
Moscow, Russia—Recent Rus
sian successes indicated the first
good news in the eause of the
Allies in the Russian campaign.
Nazi spokesman admitted that
the Reds had been retaking many
towns and villages that were won
l>y the Germans at terrific cost.
This map shows where battles
rage, the darker arrows show the
points of battle while the lighter
arrows explain the course of the
Russian sweep.
SERVING WESTERN
ALAS KA
including the
BERING SEA AREA
with
Regular Plane Service
Rates & Reservations
at
Star Airways
S. S. Baranof
Additional passengers leaving
on the Baranof were:
Fred Bailey, E.R. Critchet, E.
E. Beinis, Phil Birch. R C. Wil
son, Mrs. Harold Monroe, Inga
Bartlett, A.E Wick. Otto Han
sen, M. Vanderwel and wife, J.
H Wakefield, D.J. McDonald.
M McKinney and wife, Ray
Thorsen and wife, Mrs J. Evans,
Madge Rodgers, John B. Agnew,
A. W. Evenson, Alice Gordon
Ruth Williams, A J. Larsen.
There were 15 addit'onal
steerage.
New front On Fountain
The Kodiak Fountain is im
proving the front of the building
with brick siding.
Need Printing? Call at Mirroi
TRANSFER SERVICE
of
All Kinds*
FUEL OIL
THOMPSONS
TRANSFER
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“STRICTLY PRIVATE”
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ALASKA TRANSFER CO.
STORAGE
OF ALL KINDS
GRAVE!. HAULED FURNITURE MOVED
LLOYD SWAN, Owner
Warehouse on Channel Road
It Is With Pleasure That We Introduce
Kodiak’s
Newest Enterprise
THE
Atlas T ransfer Co.
" We cMove T/te Earth"
W. Q. “Bill” Spalh, owner
Featuring the Latest Type International Trucks
Light and Heavy Hauling
See Us About Trips To & From the Base
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 FRED HENTON, Owner
Jack Anderson & Son
Transportation Company
Serving Kodiak and Cook Inlet Points
Licensed Freight and Passenger Service
c<M. S. Monterey”
Scheduled Stops at Seward, Portlock, Port Graham
Seldovia, Homer, Kenai, Tyonek ~nd Anchorage
IN KODIAK EVERY WEDNESDAY i
3or 'Rates & 'Reservations cApply
BERT’S DRUG STORE
KODIAK ALASKA
* ^ AAA
the new
Winchell Transfer
“Insured Carrier’
%
USE IT FOR FAST DELIVERY
Anytime - Anything - Anywhere
J. Clark Winchell
Owner
Please Leave Orders at Club Liquor Store
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STEAMER
Baranof
McKinley
Baranoff
leaves Seattle
Tue. Dec. 16
Thu. Dec. 26
Thu Jan. 1
Arrives Kodiak
Sun. Dec. 211,
Tue. Dec. 30 -
Tue. Jan. 0
STEAMER CORDOVA
Leaves Seward
Westbound
Dec. 2
Dec. 19
Arrives Kodiak
Westbound
Dec. 4
Dec. 21
Arrives Kodid
Eastbound j
Dec. 14
Dec 31
OFFICE: Bank of Kodiak Bldg. GLEN A. HYNER, Age®1
OFFICE! HOURS:
OPEN DAILY from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS from 7 to 9
SERVING ALASKA
THE YEAR 'RO UN^