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NORTHERN IRELAND—
® fbis picture is one of the first
' icceived in America that shows
[he magnitude of the force that
drived here. It is the largest
contingent of A. E. F. to arrive
in Europe since the war started.
Photo shows U. S. troops disem
barking from a tender.
Church To Jail
NEWARK, N. J. - Mrs Am
ia Carr, known for the past
re years as an ardent church
orker, was placed in the Essex I
lunty jail charged with fraud.5
rs. Carr, 66 years old, is the!
ifeof the president of the board
trustees of a church here. The j
isband and the pastor of the'
lurch both expressed amaze
®)t at the charges.
L,
Auto Plight
“hoto shows L. Clare Cargile.
^ident of the National Auto
'bile Association, who told
‘^bers of the Senate Commit
on Small Business that un
8 the government took prompt
'Ps “the 44,000 dealers of
lfrica and their half-milliou
Ployees are faced with ini
tiate disaster.” Practically
-iy town is affected in greater
'oseer degree.
Bulky Budget
rnoTo snows senator waiter
F. George of Georgia. Chairman
of the Senate Finance Committee
lookina over the 1172 page
]043” budget as he studies it
and tries to plan new tax
measures. The President’s war
budget calls for §56,000,000,000
for the fiscal year!
V For Victory
P1TTSBU RG, KANSAS-Syin
bolic of the important part Amer
ican livestock will play in the
current war is this remarkable
il-weeks-old purebred Milking
Shorthorn calf born with a dis
tinct “X '1 on its forehead. The
calf, a male, has been named
Bonnie Brae Victory,
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Classified
CASH $ $ $ $ CASH
for oil stoves, furniture,
guns, binoculars, cameras,
diamonds, watches. See Bet
tinger at H. PinchJ Jeweler,
across from Mecca bar.
WANTED—Experienced foun
tain girl. Call at Pierce’s
fountain. 1-24-c
FOR SALE—20x50 2 story frame
building-shop with iiving quar
ters upstairs. On Marine Drive
See Sverre Hansen.
FOR RENT—Four-room house,
Mission road- Inquire Helsel
Photo co.
FOUND—Two keys on ring and
chain. Owner may identify and
pay for ad at Mirror office.
FOR SALE—Folding bed with
inner-spring mattress, $15.00.
One small coal range $10.00.
Four metal chairs SI.00 each.
Apply house No. 258, behind
the Falconer apts.
FOUND—Engraved red, white
and blue Soc. Security medal
lion. Name Richard C. Puck
ett. Call at Mirror office and
pay for ad.
FOR SALE or LEASE—Two
houses, Mission Road, one
house, in town. All with fur
niture. Box 105, NAS
2-21-p_
FOUND in Lobby of bank. One
pair of glasses. Owner may
obtain same by caking at the
Bank of Kodiak.
CASH—For your wrecked cars
Call Sundays at house No. 45
on Mission Road or See J. J
Yunnan. 2-21:2-21-p
WANTED — to Rent or Buy
houses close in. Leave word at
C'hristy’sIBakery. 2 21-p
FOR SALE—Two bran-new fur
nished houses. On Mill Baj
Road, Inqnire at Berts Drug
Store. _
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
Griffin Memorial Hospital
Office Hours: 10-12 & 2-4
Except Saturday afternoons
and Sundays
Special hours by appointment
Kodiak General Hospital
Dr. A. Bates Jones
Resident Physical
Dr. A. R. Roberts
DENTIST
Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Special appointments made for
Sundays and Holidays
Labor Meetings
KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets every 2nd & 4t.b Monday
of each month in Union Hall
William E- Falconer. President
Mike Crawford, Secty.
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Meets on the 1st, 3rd, 5th Sun
day of each Month at 1:30 p.m.
at the Legion Hall
RETAIL CLERKS
Meetings every 2nd & 4th Friday
in Union Hall at 7.30 P.M.
Wilton White, Pres.
Stephen P. Bebich, Secretary
HOD CARRIERS
Construction <fc Gen’l Laboreis
Local No. 706
2nd & 4th Sunday at 2 p. m.
Legion Hal)
Arthur N. Welch, Pies.
Peter Schnellei, Bus. Agent
Talmage L. Smith
Attorney-at-Law
Territorial Marriage
Commissioner
O. R. KING
Licenses Issued and Marriage*
Solemnized on Request,
Sundays included
U. S. Signal Corps*
— Hours of Business. —
Week-days, 8 until 3
or until Black out _
Sundays & Holidays same hours
Cliff E. Lilleftbnn
Tax Service and
General Accounting
Office in Lyric Theatre Bid*. —
John Francis Sowaal
Licensed Undertaker
KODIAK, |ALASKA
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
KINLOCH N. mm
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Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building
Fairbanks Alaska
Dr. G. U. Garter
DENTIST
FELDER BLDG
Opposite Bank Building
ACROSS
1. Bird uf the
cuckoo familj
4. Note of the
rooster
8. Box
12. Son of Noah
13. Molten rock
14. Rodent
15. Occupied
17. Ireland
18. Myself
19. Makes amends
21. Old times:
poetic
22. Render
unconscious
23. Sea eagle
25. Willow
27. Playhouse
31. Sport
32. Exit
34. Brother of Odin
35. Chafe
37. Pronoun
38. Entreaty
40. For example:
abbr.
41. Humbled
44 Conjunction
45. Effects
47. Prepares for
publication
49. American
Indian
50. Genus of the
maples
51. Metal
53. Deliver
treacherously
56. Exclamation
58. Common Egyp
tian lizard
CO. Change cars
62. Saucy
63. Rudely concise
64. Japanese sash
65. Expresses
verbally
CC. Swiss
Protestant
theologian
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Solution Of Saturday’s Puzzle
en'toim1
17. River bottom
DOWN
1. Exclamation to
call attention
2. Title
3. Demon
4. Parliamentary
procedure fo»
ending debat*
5. Silk Jibe fabric
6. Baking tom
pa} t incut
7. Walk in wale?
8. That girl
!). Forebear
10. Seed covering
11. Tear apart
10. Recent
20. Perceives
22. Trigonometri
cal ratio
24. Grate
25. Tender
26. Swell
27. Ringlet
28. Present
20. Happening
30. Peruser
33. East Indian
mountain
pass
36. Tight
30. Den
42. Blister
43. Pours off
utly
46. Various
48. Da rymaids’
S- oteh
50. Sandaiar tree*
51. Bugle call
52. Notion
54. Engrave with
a c 1 d
55. Faithful
545. Cupbearer ol
the yetis
57. Dry
50. Siamese »* to*
61. Wat* h in Hat