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Home front sacrifices get a little return from Marine jangle
ighters in the South Pacific. This notice was posted on a galley.
(continued from page 2)
Such a list was left on our
isk the other day by a sailor,
e must have had his shopping
»ne in the order named, or re
embpred everything, for he
dn’t come back for it.
Here’s what he had to buy:
Waddip—1 tablecloth with
ap.
Fulcher—1 ditto
Silva—pictures
Hunt—2 neckerchiefs
e try to price our merchan
dise fairly. For this reason we
offer no discount for purchases
over $1.00.
When we located in Alaska over
15 years ago our intentions were
to stay, taking the good with the
bad. It is not our aim to skim off
the cream and then beat it. We like
il here and we are here to stay.
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
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New York
Will take appointments for
Hair cutting, styling & permanents
at
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]a Jolie Cosmetic* Helen Curtis Cold Waves
Hudgins—size 116 film
Rickie—2 writing tablets
Ted—1 pack clips
Moreno—subscription to Mir
ror
Birthday card for me
We wish all such lists had the
same penultimate item.
Comes word from Lloyd Swan,
now in the stock raising business
on Harvester Island, near Uyak,
that he is going to have “a fat
sheep for every one of the pro
posed KEA lockers next fall”.
Jean Potter, author of the
fast-selling non-fiction book,
“Alaska Under Arms,” is back in
Anchorage for a 3-months stay
while gathering material for a
new book.
“Alaska Under Arms” was
written by Miss Potter after a
visit in Kodiak and other terri
torial towns about 2 years ago.
The book was published by the
McMillan Publishing Co. and is
now in its fifth edition.
It would appear we are to be
visited with another of those
here - is-the - truth - and-all-of-it
ahout-Alaska-I-ought-to know- I
was-there-three-months type of
books.
Books on Alaska seem to fall
in two main classes: the one just
mentioned; the other stemming
from Alaskans and being of the
50-years with a dog team, o9
years as a doctor, or memories
of the frozen north schools of
non- and non-non-fiction.
If somebody would write a
modern book about modern
Alaska, with authority, we would
buy, not borrow, one copy.
Social item:
Jet, black cocker spaniel of
Mr. and Mrs. Noiman Fjeld
heim, spent the holidays visiting
in Adak.
The Fjeldheims first missed
Jet on Christmas eve and start
ed searching for their wayward
pet. Sleuthing uncovered the
fact that two dogs were seen
“going” onto a ship at a dock
in town, and only one came off
before the sailing.
Army officials were appealed to
with the result that a wire sent
to Adak was answered with a
confirmation that the b< j.t had
arrived there and Jet was among
those present. The provost mar
shal at Adak made the necessary
arrangements, (which were quite
complicated, Jet being a civilian)
so the pet could be flown back
home.
Jet arrived here, safe and
sound, the first of the week.
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
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