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" You are cAttbays Welcome Here
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
Tony’s
Tavern
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"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sorre the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
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We do have a lot of items suitable for
Christmas gifts sueh as:
Spun Glass . . .
Seals Penguins Tippler
and several nthers
Earrings Bracelets £?urs
Slippers ^Parkas
^ FROSTY in a «loth Dolar bear and he, his brother, and
his mother come ail boxed ready fer mailing & sell at $6.00
Sterling Silver . . .
Spoons Bracelet! Brooches
Bowls Trays etc.
fountain Pens & Pencils oiiaska Pictures
Christmas . . .
Cards Wrappings Tree Ornaments
J4- We now offer Horluck's Ice Cream—this is something j
extra special. We know you will like -it.
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
When Kodiak lias 3000, what will you have?
Afognak Man In
Famed Sea Action
John Gregori^ff, seaman, first
class, USNR, Arognak, Alaska,
and other Navy men serving on
i the auxiliary oiler USS KENNE
j B AGO figured in a wartime feat
, that the Navy has placed in its
now-it-can be told category.
The feat was the rescue of the
damaged c uisers USS HOUS
TON and USS CANBERRA
from the shadow of the Formosa
coast, an operation which now
has become a Navy tradition.
The KENNEBAGO was one
of two oilers sent to refuel the
tugs which were towing the dam
aged vessels out from under the
very nose of the Japs. With a
Jap air attack imminent and a
typhoon almost upon them, the
tugs could not stop to take on
fuel. So the KENNEBAGO and
her sister oiler, the USS PECOS,
successfully performed the haz
ardous and delicate operation of
refueling the tugs while they
kept at their towing task.
Commissioned in December,
1943, the KENNEBAGO was on
active duty for 20 months of the
war, during which she traveled
■lore than 91,000 miles to fuel a
total of 501 ships.
The ship saw service in the
Aleutians, the Marshalls, Solo
mons, Admiralties, New Hebrid
es, the Carolines, Philippines,
Peleliu, Saipan, Formosa and
Japanese home waters.
Bible Reading
In a nation-wide Bible reading
sponsored by the American Bible
Society, the following are the
suggested readings for this week,
as chosen by a poll of servicemen:
Today
Sunday, Dec. 16
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1 Thursday
Friday
John 15
Psalm I
Psalm 27
1 Cor. 15
Psalm 46
Matt. 28
2 Tim. 2
With the installation of 2 new
oil stoves the quouset huts on
the school ground are now in full
time operation as class rooms.
Notice
The Hailway Express office,
located in the Kodiak Bottling
Works building, will be open
oaly from 2 to 6 pm daily.
Lee Bettinger,
Railway Express Agent
Swing Rockers
Dining Tables
■ Dining Chairs
High Chairs
Zarape wool rugs
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades. Prop.
WodIini|Br—Bert’s Drugs
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"IN THE PINK"
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) A beautiful gift iti-ra by Dorothy Gray
5 Colognes Dusting Powder & Toilet Water
DON'T FDRGET xmas greeting cards
New Assortments just ariived
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MEN’S BILLFOLDS • IVORY JEWELRY •
• LADIES & MISSES MOCCASIN SLIPPERS •
FITTED, UNFITTED CASES • DRESSER SETS
FANCY STATIONERY • AVIATOR SUN GLASSES
PERFUMES & COSMETICS of the most popular makes
FOUNTAIN PENS and SETS • etc etc
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Shop your drug store for
^ (Ehristmas (gifts
Kodiak Jewelry
GIFTS
JEWELRY <$6 WAT C HES
WATCH ana JEWELRY REPAIRING
"CASINO”
SOMETHING GOOD TO E A 1
STEAKS ♦♦ FRIED CHICKEF
SOMETHING GOOD TO Drink
HIGHBALLS ♦♦ COCKTAIL2
• HOURS 1:30 to 11:00 pm
Pinch’s Jewelry
& Men’s Store
^ Women’s Hand tooled Leather Bags
^ Etched Ivory Lavaliere Lockets
} Etched Ivory Tie Holders
} Gold Pan Ash Trays
^ Money Clips hy Swank
^ Belt Buckles by Swank
} ZZ Hifles
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