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Singer Sewing Machines
Salt's - Service — Rentals..
Highest price paid for second
hand portables. Mrs. Ivan
Rezek, Agent
Typist available, Letters,
Stencils, and Forms done in
my home. Phone 747-8586
Wanted: Shoes to repair. 1
am still in the business re
gardless of what others say.
I ,eavc at Harl >or Cab Stand.
Brownies
A von Representat ive
Phone 747-8586
Your Building Dollars
Will buy More at
Columbia Lumber Co.
For Consultation
Free Estimates
Phono 747-8335 _
SITKA REALITY &
INSURANCE
FOR SALE
Extra large home, partly fur
nished, four bedrooms, bath,
kitchen, dining room and
living room, located on two
valuable lots. Close in. Priced
at $12,600.00 for quick sale.
Four bedroom home fully
furnished including electric
range, automatic washer and
refrigerator. Automatic hot
water heating system operates
at low cost. Exceptionally
comfortable home, close in -
can be easily converted to
business or income property.
A Bargain Buy!
Have other houses, business
locations, 12-unit apartment,
lots and homesites.
Fred R. Geeslin
D. C. Campbell
Licensed Brokers
Phone 747-3368
WANTED someone to sell
Christmas cards, call 747-3319
for more information.
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tory” of Alaska that many of
us were part of. We thank
the Alaska Sportsman for re
membering the “unsung her
oes”.
Several people came to live
at the Home this week. First,
we’ll tell you about Mrs.
Katherine Trierschield, a Sit
kan, who was born here in iS
70 and has lived here ever
since, her husband, the late
Mr. Trierschield came to
Alaska on one of the govern
ment boats in the transfer era
and stayed on. Mrs. Triersc
hield has many relatives in
Sitka.
Mr. Charles Arthur Smith
born in 1881 in Morris, Illin
ois. came to Alaska in 1926.
He has spent most of his Ala
ska years in the Juneau area
and was most recently with
the Juneau Lumber Mills.
Mrs. Soley came last Thurs
day to be our guest for two
weeks before going South to
her relatives. We hope some
day she’ll be with us again.
And our vacationeers, Peter
Martin and Joe Dlouhy, re
turned this week from Tena
kee Hot Springs. They were
glad to have a vacation they
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Red's Barber Shop
Front Street
Now has 2 Barbers To Serve You with Courtesy
Open Open
9 To 6 9 To 7
Tuesdays, Wednesday & Fridays & Saturdays
Thursday
Closed Mondays
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Wally's Corner
Swifts Premium ;i
Potted Meats
3 Va oz !
2 for 254
Palmdale Tomatoes
2% !
2 for 694
Kitchen Queen Flour
5 lb Bag ;
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2/3 c Vinegar
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4 c Water
Salt !
4 to 8 Slices Pineapple J
3/4 c Sugar (
4 T Cornstarch j
2 T Salad Oil on Fat (
Little Pepper
Sprinkle spareribs with salt
and pepper brown in hot fat
add sugar and com starch J
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said, but they are also glad
to be back!
For our weekly word pict
ure of each of us well begin
next week with our oldest
lady here who is 96- Alice
Handley. From the oldest
well work down!
A combined baby shower
for Mrs. Fay Phillips and
house-warming for Mrs. Polly
Swearingen was held on
Wednesday of last week. The
following ladies attended:
Mrs. Florence Phillips, Em
Phillips, Hannah Nelson,
Louise Bagiev, Anna Jackson,
Joana La Cour, Susan Whee
ler, Harriet Kinberg, Rose
Kinberg Judy Stewart, Ann
Zimmeron, Coral Pinkston,
Marjorie Lawrance, Oral
Johnson and Carol Soller.
Many beautiful gifts were
received and everyone enjoy
ed the party at Mrs. Swear
ingen’s home. Hostesses were
Mrs. Dolly Pinkston, Asst.
Housekeeper for the Women
Pioneers and Mrs. Polly Anna
Swearingen.
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Mr. Andersen that the City
Clerk be authorized to sub
mit a bite not to exceed $500
Mr. Petro seconded and all
voted “yes” except Mr. Shen
nett who voted “no”.
Subscribe to the BARANOF
BANNER $4.50 per year
LAFF OF THE WEEK
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I Yellow- £
STOi^ B %,
, NATL. PARK $
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“Toss your fur coat in the back seat and hop in, Mac—
I’m going as far as Casper.”
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
FTJZ3XE No. 808
ACROSS
1 Unresponsive
5 People
10 Sums up
14 Extent of
land
15 Lift spirits
of
16 Chair
17 Winged
18 Done by
word of
mouth
19 The book
palm
20 Speak of
22 More
peaceful
24 Sea eagle
25 Vehicle
26 Evaded re
sponsibility
30 Position
i pi. I
34 Golf
score
35 Blew air
forcibly
through
nose
37 Tear
38 Land
measure
39 Group of
three
40 Bustle
41 Taut
44 Bring
forth
45 Wanderer
47 Smudges
49 Go back to
, former
position
50 farrow
inlets
52 Bristle
53 To precede
in date
56 Small area
of grazing
land
60 Egyptian
dog-headed
ape deity
61 Toward the
center
63 Genus of
dolphinlike
cetaceans
64 Religious
image
65 Growing out
66 Harem
rooms
67 English
sandhill
68 One who
names
69 Part of face
DOWN
1 Heddles of
a loom
2 Heraldic
bearing
3 Lank
4 Fresh-water
fish
5 One who
gives
evidence
6 Ardor
7 Deface
8 American
Indians
9 Chosen
10 To the rear
11 College
official
12 Challenge
13 Asterisk '
21 Annoy*
23 Electric
catfish
26 Quarrels
27 Seraglio
28 Girl’s name
29 French
illustrator
30 Musial’s
nickname
31 Desire
32 Kind of duck
33 Athletic
[ pastime
36 Royal Irish
I Academy
(abbr.)
42 Fish
43 Silkworm
45 Soaks
■ 46 Enthusiastic,
I popular
reception
I 48 Kind of .cloth
49 Child’s
textbook
51 Kind of
Persian rug
52 Freshet
53 Recompensed
54 Speed
contest
55 Biblical city,
scene of
Baptizing by
John (var.)
57 Unfasten
58 Narrow
inlets
59 Alleviate
62 Head
covering
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