Northland Photo Shop
(.Formerly Helscl’s)
We hare just received
an exceptionally fine
assortment of
Silver & Cross
Fox Skins
These make a wonderful
JBatifrr’a lay (Sift
drop in and see them
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JUST AMiVCD
35 mm Negative Album
Marshall Tint Sets Argus E-2 >3 Filter Kits ,
Hull film developing Blatter Books j
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Assorted Photo
Plastic Print Tongs Beference Books
We Buy & Trade Cameras
|—) O 11 RS: Weekday? 10 to 7; Sundays 2 to 6
Cleanini
HATS
CLEANED & REBLOCKED
Alterations
Neatly & Carefully Done
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Kodiak Cleaners
Kadiak, Alaska
Knudsan’s Kodiak Fountain
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ICE CREAM, COLD DRINKS, MIXERS
ICE CUBES, POPCORN, CANDY,
CIGARETTES
PARKAS, IVORY, SOUVENIRS,
ALASKAN MADE SLIPPERS
MAGAZINES
KNUDSEN'S
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Kodiak's Oldest Fountain and
“ oNext to the Largest Store in Town
Parlor Closes
Mrs. Helen Koutavas, who
with her husband owned the
Kodiak Recreation Parlor, closed
that place of business last Fri
day and left on the Denali, ac
companied by her brother-in-law,
Sam Koutavas, who has been
employed at the parlor.
They will go to San Antonio,
Texas, where they will join Sgt.
Nick Koutavas, who at the time
the business was purchased was
s ationed at Fort Greely but
who was transferred near San
Antonio.
The business was purchased
last December from Mike Put
selas. The building is owned by
Ben Kraft.
Nick Lohr, formerly employed
at the Northland Photo Shop, is
now driving truck for the Patrick
Lynch transfer company.
Mill Vokacek is 1st engineer
on the tender Freda for Port
Bailey. He was formerly em
ployed by the ATS.
Mrs. Opal Marie Harris left
recently to visit her home in
Yakima, Wash , and expects to
be back in the fall.
Jack T. King, formerly on the
city police force, who has recent
ly been in Anchorage, was hired
by the city council Monday as
night patrolman, replacing the
position left vacant by George
Mahle. The salary remains at
$300 as before.
Mrs. Rollen Nipps, Cordova,
is visiting her brother and
family, Dr. and Mrs. A. R.
Roberts, former Kodiak resid
ents now in Anchorage.
Clams Flown
The citizens of Anchorage were
eating fresh butter clams this
week, which were flown (4 tons
in two plane loads) from Homer
to that city and were on sale in
less than 3 hours after the fisher
men brought the clams to the
Homer dock.
This was the first step in a new
project of our neighbor to the
north and it is planned to ship,
via Alaska Airlines, several tons
of fresh fish and seafood to An
chorage, Fairbanks, McGrath
and Nome every weeK. The
Homer Coo perati ve assoc ation,
which includes fishermen and
farmers, will provide the pro
ducts. Halibut, black cod and
Dungeness crabs are expected in
the next shipment.
GENERAL
REMODELING
and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates"
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
A
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Myriad multi-toned flakes of contotti whirling in a mod
tumultuous shower of color chaos! The merrymakers'
synonym for giddy revelry, formula for fun and frolic,
definition for festivityI
iimthIric's "Confetti" gives you a whirl with gaiety, in
vites you to be corefree and light-hearted, initiates you
tnte the coterie of the hrvolousl
Presented in a ruffled flocon with a glass sculptured bow
pertly knotted on lop.
MOTHER'S
DAY
MAY 13T«
rinch s J ewelry
& Men’s Store
Managed by
Tommy Nachand
Servicemen’s Needs
DIAMONDS WATCHES
LUGGAGE
Full Line of
CURIOS NOVELTIES IVORY
Soft & Hard Solo Moccasins
Full Costumed ESKIMO DOLLS They Walk!
3 Only TARNISH PROOF SILVER CHESTS
Tailor Blues
Strictly Made to Measure
$39.00 complete
16 oz. - 18 oz. Serge
HAND FINISHED THRUOUT
SATIN LINED
SERGE RATES CROSS STITCHED
NAME EMBROIDERED
in JUMPER and TROUSERS
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