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Now open for
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at the former
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A new large pulpit Bible
was dedicated at the community
Baptist Church last Sunday by
Rev. Gregory S. Morony. The
Bible was a gift from two sold
iers, Charles Max Roberts and
Wayne E. Stephens, formerly
stationed at Fort Greely but
now transferred.
The Department of the Interior
announced this week that U. S.
fur seal hunters took a record
total of 117,000 skins within
bombing range of the Japs on
Kiska this summer. The seals
were taken on Pribilof islands
north of Dutch Harbor, with the
net proceeds to go to the gover
ment. «
Jim Brophy, manager of the
Kodiak Mercantile company,
and Mrs. Brophy, who has been
employed at Helen’s Eat Shop,
left recently on a vacation trip
to the States. They will visit in
California, there former home
and in Florida, where Mrs. Bro
phy’s son, Russell Maurer, is
stationed as a flying instructor.
Maurer formerly flew in the
Aleutian area and received a ci
tation for his gallantry.
James Martz, Harry Christ
opherson and Pat Cannon spent
the weekend in the Danger Bay
area, taking motion pictures An
attempt to “shoot” bears, how
ever, failed to materialize, as no
bears were seen on the trip
Mary V. Gardner, Sheridan,
Wyoming, and Donald C. Ash
baugh, U- S. Navy, were united
in marriage Sunday, August 29
at 6 pm in a ring ceremony per
formed by Rev. Gregory S. Mor
ony of the Community Baptist
church. Witnesses were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas McCloskey
Marion Curtis. Juneau, pub
lic health nurse, has taken over
her station in Kodiak. She re
places Mrs. Anne Whalley.
Dismantling was begun this
week on the Russian church fire
ruins, with the first step being
removal of the tin roof.
OPA Notices
! Affect Alaskans
Ui great interest to Aiasaans
will be the news released today
by the OPA that an amendment
now provides that home-process
ed foods can be shipped to friends
and relatives in the States, and
the recipient will not be deprived
of ration points on receiving the
gifts. The producer and sender
of canned goods must give his
name and address, place where
the foods were produced, the
amount and kinds of food, and
a statement showing the foods
are home-produced, before they
will be released by customs
officials.
In accordance with instruct
ions from the OPA office in Jun
eau, the regulation prohibiting
operation of a taxicab for the
purpose of making commercial
deliveries is again called to the
attention of citizens, who are
asked not to order cabs for such ,
purposes. New tires will be de- •
nied taxis who violate this ruling. I
The OPA also emphasizod
that the United States and ter
ritories will see the most critical
period in its rubber supply dur
ing the last quarter of 1943 and
early 1944. This critical period,
the board warned, is the reason
for the restriction of new tires
and tubes to only those who are
operating vehicles required for
public health and safety, public
transgortation services, and es
sential truck operations.
New butter prices, effective
now. were also announced by
the local board. They are: fresh
print butter, 90—93 score,
parchment wrapped or cartons,
61 cents lb Butter in tins. 90—
93 score, 74 cents 1 lb. tins, 69
cents p :r lb. 2 'b tins.
Mabel Pletnikoff, age 17, re
ceived treatment for a broken
leg at the Griffin Memorial hos
pital this week The accident
occurred at Sand Point when I
she tripped on a plank. She was
flown here by plane.
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“Madame owes it to herself to present her
beauty with our complete line of preparations.
Under change in
ownership, this store
will he maintained with
[ Same Staff &
Same Service
We hope to continue to serve
all customers the same
as in the past
A Registered Pharmacist always on hand
DRUG STORE
"ft O D I A ft'S BUSY CORNtrR"
Fall & Winter
Forethought
That Fall Top Coat
Suits
Cut with a masculine smartness
Woven Wool Ties
Easy to drape m
A Fell Hat
You’ll enjoy wearing
Moderna Galoshes - Rubber*
For those wet days
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atch and Jewelry repairing
KODIAK TAXI FARES
4 Within City Limits $1.00
Mission Road 10 Spruce Street 1 50
Chicken Inn 3.00
Club Montmartre 2 00
Spruce Cape 3 00
Island Lake 3.00
Miller’s Point 4.00
Chicken Inn to Club Montmartre 5 00
Club Montmartre to Chicken Ino 5 00
Chicken Inn to Base 6.00
Club Montmartre to Base 5.00
Stops enroute to destination .50
Waiting time $5.00 per hour
Cruising time (i 00 per hour
f Suitcase .50; Med. trunk 1.00; Lge. trunk 2.00
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