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For Sale
FOR SALE — House on Carlson
HH1, $2,000. Ph 3874 17-2y
FOR SALE — Girl’s used bicycle. 1
Reguflar size. Ph 4271 eves.
17-ly
SOI! SALE — 2 bdrm home lo
cated in city limits on Mission
Rd. $3,000. Ph 305 on Base be
fore 5 pan. or 2513 in town arier
5. 17-ly
FOR SALE — 57 Chev station
wagon. Power-pak engine. Ph
4803 or see at 1711 No. Blvd. ^
17-ly
TOR SALE — 57 Ohev Model 210 1
4 dr station wagon. Ex cond,
tires, 13,000 mi. Pete De
'peativ Ph 4672. tfn i
FOR SALE — Furn 2 bdrm house
w/iheautiful large lot For infor- ;
Ration call 4481. tfn J
FOR SALE—1956 Dodge 4-dr sta
tin wagon; 2-1951 Ford pickups; *
«»•© Ply 2-dr sedan. B & J 1
Auto Sales—On the main drag.
FOR SALE — Nice modern.home
fiacated on Mill Bay Rd. Has full
basement & other . features.
Home now has FHA committ- '
meat For appointment to see
call Kodiak-Aleu/tian Realty, Ph .
2761. 17-ln 1
FOR SALE — Nice 2 bdrm home
centrally located. Comp. furn. ,
Price $5,000 w/tenms. Kodiak
Aleustian Realty, Ph 2761 17-ln
FOR SALE — Several nice 1 & 2
fcdrm homes. Also building lots
& cammerical properties for i
good investment returns. Kodiak
Aleutian Realty Services. 17-ln
STOP: LOOK: See our new cata- 1
logins on Pre Cut “LOCTWALL”
Hornes. Can be erected on your
lot in 300 man-hours of labor. ^
These homes meet all Federal
Building Specifications. We are
now taking orders for spring '
building. Rodiak-Aljeutian Real
ty Services. Ph 2761. 17-ln
FOR SALE — Trailer No. 9 at
Pratt’s Trailer Court. Very neat.
Low down payment. 17-ln
FOR SALE — Military Jeep. gd. ‘
coiidr $400. Ph 4682. 17-ln
^OR SALE — 1956 Volkswagen
sedan. Good tires, 1 brand new.
R&H. Top eond. Call Ltjg Ler
man, U, S. S. KODIAK, exit. 315.
17-ly
‘ OR SALE — Bear, Beaver, King
Crab & new spectacular Sea
Lion movies. 8mm & 16 mm, all
in color. Unusual Xmas gifts or
souvenirs. Contact Chief A. L.
Hooker at Qtrs. 71-A, N S. 9/19
14-y
''OR SALE—New cars. All makes
all models. Foreign-domestic.
Delivered anywhere in U. S.
Authorized franchised dealers
only for processing & delivery.
Bank financing, insurance avbl.
Federal Automotive Representa
tive, G. H. Guarisco, 37 E-B, N.S.,
or Ph 663 after 5 or anytime
weekends. Lowest prices any
where. 10-4y
rOR SALE — ’59 Renault. Ph
6652. tfn
?OR SALE — 450 sq. ft Vinyl as
bestos floor tile, marbelized
brown, ll%c ea. Ph 5063. tfn
rOR SALE — 3 bdrm modern log
house. Ocean view property, lg.
lot. Ph 3363. tfn
1 A _ V X-J aIj.- uuii Mobiiemaid dish
washer; wardrobe trunk; twin
spring & mattress. Ph 5133. tfn
CODIAK MORLE HOME SALES
—Now on display. New Biltmore
trailer, 40’xJB’. 2 bdrms. Many
extras. For appointment call
3084. Located 2 blks. N. of Mont
martre, 1 blk to right. 17-ln
For Rent
?OR RENT — 1 bdrm furn house.
Clean, easily heated, close in.
Ph 3084. 17-ln
Wanted
VANTED — A wringer type wash
ing machine. Ph 2893. 17-ln
VANT CASH FOR YOUR used
car? See the B & J Auto Sales.
Ph 6111 or 6161. 17-n
VANTED — Hot water tank for
oil stove. Ph 2771. 17-ln
VANTED TO RENT OR BUY.—
Piano in good cond. Spinet pre
ferred. Ph. 638. 10-2y
VANTED — Long & short neck
quart bottles & Miller High Life
bottles. Cash. Kodiak Bottling
Works. tfn
Notices
itUMMAGE SALE—1 p.m. to 5
p. m. on Saturdays. Baptist
Mission. tfn
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MECCA LOUNGE
And
49 ROOM
f
The finest of liqueurs for the best
mixed drinks
Dining; Room
De Luxe dinners 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
For reservations call 3242 or 2444
KODIAK DISTRIBUTORSHIP
available for Realsilk Hosiery
Mills. 200 styles of men’s, wom
en’s, & children’s wearing appar
el. Other Alaska distributors
earn well over $100 weekly. No
deliveries. Write Mr. Hazen, 903
Republic Bldg., Seattle, for de
tails 8c free samples. 17-In
WARNING
Do not molest horses on Long
Island. These horses may kick.
Tom Gallagher. tfn
LEARN TO BE AN EFFECTIVE
SPEAKER: Kodiak Island Toast
masters Club invites you to join
their club or to come along as
a guest and see what Toast
mastering is all about. We meet
in the basement of t/he Mont
martre at 6:15 p.m. each Tues
day evening. For further info
please call 2761 or 3351 tfn
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY holds services each
Sunday at 11 a.m.f Sunday School
at 9:30 a.m. and Testimonial meet
ings the third Wednesday ef each
month at 8 p.m. Reading Room
open each Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m.
Address: Corner of Mission
Road and Alaska Way, across
from the Post Office. -
1 N OTICE
Mission Road beyond Max’s
Drive Inn will be closed to through
traffic on Tuesday, October 20
from 8 a m. to 4 p.m. for instal
lation of fire hydrant. 10-17-12
WARNING
The dock at Long Island is in
bad shape. Anyone using it do so
at their own risk. Tom Gallager.
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NOTICE
Dorothy Albrecht, Physical
Therapist, will be out of her office
from October 20 to November 10.
She will take patients through Oc
tober 19. 17-ln
NOTICE
On September 18, 1959, the Uni
ted Fishermen of Alaska by peti
tion of it’s members have incor
porated into the United Fisher
men’s Marketing Association, Inc.
with offices at the Fishermen’s
Hall, Box 1035, Kdiak, Alaska.
17-2n
Services
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast &nd satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Copsey. Ph. 6222 .tfn
WELCOME to the ASSEMBLY OF
GOD church on Mission Rd. Sun
day School & Morning Worship
at the same hour, 10:30 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.
Midweek Service Wed., 7:30 p.m.
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ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS —If
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you have a drinking problem
Sc need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 3912. 2-tfn
JERRY’S MECCA WRECKER—
Service. Ph. 3333 or 5555. tfn
RUF WETHER A HED! — Have
your stove & heaters cleaned,
stove pipes replaced, storm win
dows installed, etc. Kimkleeners,
Ph 4544. tfn
Float Extension
Permit Is Asked
An application for a permit to
construct a float extension in Ko
diak Harbor has been made by the
Alaska Department of Public
Works.
The U-S. Army Engineer Dis
trict, Alaska announced it had re
ceived application for the Depart
ment of the Army permit. Any ob
jection to the proposed work, from
the standpoint of navigation, must
be filed with the Anchorage office
of the Engineer District prior to
November 6.
More HP Offered
Operation Ease
In ’60 Outboards
Look for increased power in the
new outboard motors for 1960.
Although horsepower has been
advanced among the top five out
board manufacturers, the power
plants have better fuel economy.
An emphasis on carbuertion and
metering devices in the new mo
tors will insure maximum perfor
mance per gallon.
There are many other improve
ments which have t2en aided to
the 1980 line. Boatmen may ex
pect:
1. A choice of several propellers
with different pitches to meet
varying motoring requirements.
2. Larger motors, featuring
heavy-duty generators in 12-volt
capacities to meet the heavy load
demands of today’s electronically
equipped boats.
3. Underwater units which have
been streamlined to reduce drag
and cavitation. *«•
4. Single or double lever con
trols will be afailable on most
models. * ■'.»*
5. Fiberglass motor shrouds tj
cut down maintenance and muffle
engine sounds, so motors should
be quieter than ever.
6. Cylinder and crankshaft coun
i, . , *
iter^balancing, comjbined with the
adoption of airpl'ane-type floating
rubber-mounted powerheads which
will insure minimum vibrations.
7. Small diesels will be available
for the first time in 1960 The one
cylinder units will be made of
lightweight aluminum alloy.
8. Manufacturers, concentrating
on improved design, are dropping
the flamboyant colors and ram
pant chrome of last year’s models.
9. Remote steering is becoming
a ‘taiust” with high-horsepower
outobards. The new, large power
plants are not designed for steer
ing from the engine position. Too
much horsepower is involved. .
Kosfiak-Aleutian
Realty Services
Homes - Business
Land Properties
Franchised Dealer For
Lockwall Homes
'APPRAISALS
LIFE INSURANCE
Notary Public
Staff Licensed and Bonded
By State Real Estate
Commission
George H. Cornelius, Broker
For Appointment Call
2761 er 4511 Sundays
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New
GLOVES
for Dress and
Casual Wear in
Nylon—Wool
Pigskin
Fur-lined Leathers
All Colors
HEAD WARMERS and SCARVES
In Wool and Nylon—Assorted Colors
Womens’ Fur-lined
SNOW BOOTS
KRAFTS DRY GOODS DEPT.
Open every Friday evening til 8 p.m.
KNUSSEN’S OUTFITTERS
Our Departments Are Complete
Come in and Browse Around
Special Gift Items
We Have the Lay-a-way Plan
KNUDSEN’S OUTFITTERS
Phone 5122