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Realsilk’s spring clothing is out —
reversible raincoats, stretch ny
lons, bowling outfits, etc. Re
spected forty-three year reputa
tion for service and customer
satisfaction. Ph. 486—2865. tfn
FOR SALE
Five Wooded lots—Three facing
main road. Two with possibla
Marine View—All in one group
—Inside City—Phone 486—2422
After 6 p.m.—Cash talks. tfn
Miranda Automex 35mm camera.
Single lens reflex with 50mm
1.19 lens with Ultrablitz Monojet
flash, $225. Kodak Carousel pro
jector and case, model 550 with
4 extra magazines, also projec
tion screen, $125. All items listed
above are almost new. Will sell
all listed items in package deal
for $300. Original cost of camera
alone. Phone 486—2604 after 5
p.m., ask for Hank Harrison, tfn
FOR SALE: 2.16 Acres and house
on Island Lake. Building Lots,
Two bedroom home furnished,
1.25 acres land with 2 houses.
Commercial downtown property
priced reasonably. Other Excel
lent Buys. Kodiak Aleutian Real
ty Services. Phone 486—2960.
WHY PAY RENT: Modern Trailer
with large addition. Priced rea
sonable. Must be seen to be ap
preciated. Kodiak Aleutian Real
ty Services. Phone 486—2960.
CONFIDENTIALLY: We have a
hag full of purchasers with
money. List your property with
us for a sure sale. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone
486—2960.
1960 Volkswagen convert., $1,000, a
real buy. Also new Argus C-44
35mm camera 3-turret view find
er, flash attachment, telephoto
lens, wide angle lens and regu
lar lens, these are instant attach
ments, leather case, $80. Phone
486 -2893. 3-ln
1958 Plymouth Savoy, 4-door V-8,
auto, transmission Call Page
487—5592. 26-ln
RlCA Whirlpool washer, $125. 13
cu.^ft. Amana upright freezer,
$200. 10-ft. Chinook camper with
or without %-ton Chevrolet pick
up. All nearly new condition.
Capt. Carrithers, Chiniak, Box
65, KNAS. 26-2n
1958 Chevrolet station wagon, ex
cellent condition, radio, Turbo
Glide. Brierley, 487—2216 or
487—5458. 26-3y
G.E. Electric washer-dryer combi
nation. $250. Phone 486—2470.
3-ly
1954 Pontiac station wagon. Phone
487—5761, J. Wright. 3-ly
’60 Panhard—4-dr., 4-speed, fwd.
Parts, tools, manuals. Cooke, 487
—5476. 3-ly
14-ft. fiberglased hull, trailer, 15
hp. Evinrude, remote controls,
’53 Ford w/rebuilt motor (no
Kodiak). Jeep clutch, $18. Pli.
486—5100. 3-ly
Never been used 1962 2-speed,
white Frigidaire electric dryer—
will work on 115-220. Still in ship
ping crate. Call 486—5540. 3-ly
1958 Chev., 27,000 miles, like new,
$995. 1956 Chev station wagon,
42,000 miles, $750. 1508 Willow.
Phone 486—5104. 3-ly
7-pc. bedroom set, 8 pc. dining set,
1 coffee table and 2 end tables—
blonde wood, 1 bar, 1 living room
and 1 bedrom rug, 2 platform
rockers, 2 straight upholstered
chairs, 1 floor lamp, 2 table
lamps, 1 pole lamp, 2 upholstered
barrel chairs. 1374 Hemlock St.
3-ly
Like new wringer washer, twin
aluminum tubs, $50. 1395 Birch.
3-ly
1960 50x10 wide Frontier Mobile
home. 2 bedroom with 8x13 front
porch. Completely furnished in
cluding Philco Duo-matic washer
and dryer. Located roadside of
Island Lake. Cali Jerry Valen,
486—5539, or 487—3302. 3-ly
Immediate occupancy of this neat
30-ft. trailer with built-on bed
room, living room and utility
room. Call Mrs. Pratt, 486—
2833. 3-ly
1961 Pontiac Tempest station wa
gon 4-door, ardio, automatic
transmission. Call Jerry Valen,
486—5539 or 487—3302. 3-lv
Double bed with matching chest,
$40. 5 drawer maple chest, $10.
14-cu.-ft. Coldspot refrigerator
freezer, copportone, $250. 16.8
.cu.-ft. Coldspot upright freezer,
$175. 1950 Cadillac, good condi
tion, 7 good tires and wheels.
Phone 487—5565, H. F. Miller.
3-ly
Bendix dryer, $50, good condition.
Portable Underwood typewriter,
$40. Call 486—5592, after 5. 3-ly
Formal, white silk organza, chan
tilly lace trim, floor length, size
9, hoop included. Worn once, $35.
Mrs. Vair, 487—5506. 3-ly
1960 Cadillac, 60 Series, 4-door
H.T., full power pack, , w.s., 27,
000 state-side miles. Phone 486—
2803. 3-ly
2-bedroom house w/garage, base
board heat, furnished, cement
walk and driveway. 16x30 ft.
building in rear of lot suitable
for rental. Phone 486—2803. 3-ly
Like new, Honda Sport 50, Motor
Scooter. Phone 486—2604. Don
Hall. 3-ln
1952 Ford Pickup and 1953 Jeep
station wagon. Phone 486—5698,
or 1551 Hillside. 3-ly
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Boats For Sale
16-ft. fibreglass boat, accessories,
trailer. Best offer. PPhone 487—
5467 after 5. 26-2y
16-foot day cruiser, %-inch hull
throut, glassed bottom, complete
ly equipped, including life jac
kets. 400 Merc engine with sin
gle lever controls and extras. 10
foot glassed Pram included. Call
486—2604. Don Hall.
A 16’ Runabout with 35-hp. Evin
rude. A steal at $595. John War
ren. Ph. 486—5117. 3-ly
100 H.P. Volvo Penta engine and
drive. Full warranty, $1,095.
Write Box 1307, c/o Kodiak Mir
ror. 3-ln
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For Rent
Furnished one bedroom apartment.
204^ Mission Road. Phone 486—
5220. 3-ly
2-bedroom home available May 20
to August 20, fully furnished,
reasonable rent. Richardson. 486
—5401. 3-ly
For Rent Or Lease
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OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE —
Building now being readied for
renting. Completely furnished.
Call Kodiak Aleutian Realty for
Particulars. Phone 486—2960.
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Children wanted; baby sit by hour
or day. 3 to 5 yrs. Complete su
pervision, fenced yard and gym
set. Mrs. Gus Contos, 1420 Hill
side. Phone 486—5562. 3-ly
Wanted to buy: 300 hair seal hides,
see Emil Knudsen. Phone 486—
5256. 3-ly
Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph
486— 5430 or 486—2364. tfn
This week’s coin special, beautiful
set of Lincoln cents, $425. Look
for my coin booth at the Crab
Festival. Will be selling coins
and supplies and giving apprais
als. John Harvey, Box 2164. 26-ln
Proverbs 20-1—Wine is a mocker,
strong drink a brawler; and who
ever is led astray by it is not
wise. Contact W.C.T.U. for help.
Box 131. tfn
World Book Encyclopedia, Child
craft—educators rate available.
Duane Mercer, Kodiak agent. Ph.
487— 2236. 3-2y
Don’t miss next Lyceum presenta
tion 1950 Academy Award win
ner “Born Yesterday,” starring
Judy Holiday and Broderick
Crawford. Saturday, May 11, at
the High School. 3-ln
Build your own freezer walk-in
with the new Taylor Burch Com
mercial Refrigeraton unit with
hermetically sealed automatic
electric defrost. Holds room
from zero to 20F—5-yr. protec- ,
tion plan. Example: you build
a good tight insulated box 8’x
10’x7%’ room—cut 20^1X2014”
opening in wall for unit which
is a Vh. HP—230 volt Ready-to
plug-in unit, compressor and
blower coil for low temperature
freezing. F.O.B. factory, $250.
Shiping weight 270 lbs. Write to
Dan Hamlers, Peninsula Refrig
eration Company, Box 432, Sol
dotna, Alaska. Can be bought on
terms. tfn
Services
Anderson’s Maintenance Service
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 488—5289 tfn
Jerry’s Garage
SALES & SERVICE
Dealer Fer
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
New & Used Parts
NEXT TO CITY HALL
No Job Is Too Big or Too Small
PHONE 488—2464
Insured Wrecker Sendee
DAY OR NITE
EXPERIENCED ROOFER now in
Kodiak. Roof repairs—shingles— ,
metal. Call Gary Martell, 486—
2374 for free estimates. 3-ly
Japanese Here
During the past week three offi
cials of the Taiyo Fishery Co., Ltd.,
of Japan, were in Kodiak investi
gating the possibility of developing
the Herring Roe industry here. The
three, Dr. Tadasu Yamamoto, No
boru Matsuo and H. Aramaki, were
in Cordova earlier where they have
already started developments in
herring roe. They are looking for
local fishermen to catch the her
ring and their idea is to have local
people handle and process the roe
(eggs) for shipment to Japan
where it is regarded as a delicacy
and as necessary to the Japanese
New Year’s as turkey or cranber
ries is to our Thanksgiving.
Waterfront
At this writing (Thursday
morning) we have just been told
of another canneryworker acci
dent. Pretty young Sharon Swan
agan lost most of her lower left
arm in a high speed auger
(grinding machine) early this
morning down at East Point Sea
foods. The accident occurred
after the end of the night shift
and Sharon, a conscientious good
worker, apparently had decided
to assist the between-shift clean
up crew by putting the sausage
making type piece of equipment
back together. This is the second
accident of this kind in the past
two weeks, and should serve as
an added warning to all persons,
both those working in the can
neries and those who visit them
that great caution should be ex
ercised around AL!L machinery.
Unless a person is trained in op
erating a particular machine
they should keep a good distance
away from it for some machines,
as in this case, are so relatively
quiet-running that it is some
times difficult to know they are
even operating. We have also
noted that despite all the efforts
and precautions of the canneries,
that children oftimes slip inside
unnoticed. We urge all area par
ents to definitely instruct their
children to stay out of these can
neries.
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Three of five modern fishing ves
sels (16-man crews; displace about
400 tons) built in Japan for the Cu
ban government were delivered to
Havana early this year with deliv
ery of the other two expected this
month. Ah yes, our friends the
Japanese!
We don’t know what his plans
for it really might be . . . but,
considering his great interest in
our commercial fisheries and is
land community, we wouldn’t be
greatly surprised if we ran into
the salmon seiner Isabel N mak
ing a set out on the salmon
grounds this season . . . under
command of a man who undis
putedly possesses all the train
ing and experience of an able
seamap . . . and skipper . . .
we’re speaking of none other
than Admiral Fred Bakutis,
USN, Commander Alaskan Sea
Frontier, who recently purchased
the Isabel N and has been seen
busily scraping and working her
over ... the same as many other
salmon fishermen are now doing!
Many oldtimers will recall that
the Isabel N was one of the late
Highline fisherman Oscar Nel
son’s favorite vessels. If’n the
Admiral does as well as Oscar
always did, he’ll have a heck of
a good settlement at the end of
the season!
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lob available for office janitor. In
terested persons write Boxholder,
Box 497, Kodiak. 3-ln
We aren’t making any bets on
it, but we wouldn’t be a bit sur
prised if the man who will be mas
ter of the Kodiak Islander (Ko
diak-Homer ferryboat) when it
starts operating in July, 1.964, is
a widely known former Kodiakan
who has unlimited masters pa
pers and is experienced in Alas
kan waters . . . like most of his
forebears. Now we are talking
about Wilson Erskine who is na
tionally known also as an author
and artist.
NEW ACCOUNTANT
David C. Cavaness of Salmon,
Idaho, has joined the staff of the
firm of John S. Butler, Tax Con
sultant. Mr. Cavaness graduated
from the University of Washington
with a degree in Accounting in
1956. He has worked both in pub
lie and commercial accounting
since his graduation.
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