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Where your Dollars have more Cents
FOR THE CAR
Shell Anti-freeze Tropic Air Car Heaters
Storage Batteries (all sizes) Firestone Tires & Tubes
Spark Plugs (all sizes) Tire Chains
Pumps-TIRE-Jacks
FOR THE HOME ....
Electric Table Lamps Coleman Gas Lanterns
Electric Irons Electric Alarm Clock s Electric Heaters
Clothesline Wire—First available for many months
Men’s-BICYCLES-1 adies
Brooms—House & Parlor Kitchen Equipment
Brushes for every purpose Metal Sponges
Galvanized Pipe and Pipe Fittings
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HALLICRAFTER RADIOS . . .
Model S22R
Model SK28 Super Skyrider with Jensen’s Base
Reflex Speaker
ZENITH POWER PACKS 9Vx90
STORAGE BATTERIES Charged
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RADIO repair service
(formerly Biinn’s Pool Hal!)
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TOBACCO
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Indiana Girl
Weds Marine
The Marine ehapel was the
scene of the wedding of Miss
Mary Benz and Corporal Harry
C. Wallace, USMC, at 8:00
Thursday evening January 3.
The double ring eeremony was
performed by Father Francis
Kelly.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by Lt. William Miller,
USMC, wore a white satin gown
with fingertip veil and carried
white carnations. She was at
' tended by Miss Frances Detmey
er, who wore an aqua blue gown
and carried pink carnations The
best man was Pfc Robert Cole,
USMC. A military guard of hon
or was formed for the bride.
Miss Stella Schell sang “The
Rosary” with Miss Ruth Loppo
now as organist.
Following the ceremony the,
wedding reception, with Miss
Mary Green and Miss Gladysj
Burch serving, was held at the '
bride’s apartment on the Base.
The bride, who came to Kod
iak from Indiana, has been a
Civil Service employee of the
Navy for the past two years
The bridegroom is from Ohio.
D. N. Hoylman, former local
longshoreman and union official, j
who as a sergeant in the Army
was recently stationed to the
Westward, has now been released
from the service, friends have
learned. He is at present in Mer
lin, Ore.
Notice
City Dog licenses became due
as of January 1,1946, and may
be procured at the city clerk’s
office at the city hall All dog
owners residing in the city limits
must procsre the said license.
City Clerk
City of Kodiak
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At the Piano—SUE SCRANTON
Mecca Liquor Store
in connection
Q Most Touiplete Lino of Liquor
in the Territory
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