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For Sale
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
New and used bar and restaurant
equipment also drive-ins. Sinks
—stainless steel, pie cases, ire
makers, meat display cases, soda
dispenser, ice cream machines
Bar stools, chairs and tables. Bot
tle gas french fryers, steam ta
bles, walk-in and reach-in *efriit
erators, commercial ranges and
grills. Toledo dishwashers, donut
machines. Globe meat slicers and
grinders. Payments arranged.
Dan Hamler’s Peninsula Refrig
eration Co., Box 432, Soldotna.
Phone Alaska 262—4474. tfn
FOR SALE
Five Wooded lots—Three facing
main road. Two with possible
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
Rummage Sale: Clothing, hardware
and miscellaneous items. Satur
day afternoons, one to five. Ko
diak Baptist Mission. tfn
140 Chrysler engine, 2% to 1 re
duction, power take-off. Write
Box 595. Phone 486—2921. 19-2y
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 FAY KENT: 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
bag full of purchasers with
money. List your property With
us for a sure sale. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone
486—2960.
2 floor lamps, 1 combination floor
polisher and scrubber, 4 TV
trays, 1 Brownie movie camera
w/light bar, 1 Bolsey B-2 35mm
camera w/case and other miscel
laneous articles. Phone 486—
5553. . 26-ln
1953 Pontiac Catalina. Highest bid
der. Phone 486—5468, Herb Bell.
26-ly
FOR SALE
Local
Grain Fed Beef
2*3 Year Old
Also Cutting and Wrapping
Phone 486—2997
CALL AFTER 5 P.M.
1952 Pontiac 4-door, $200. 1954 Pon
tiac Station wagon, $300. Phone
487—5761, J. Wright. 26-ln
G.E. Mobile Maid dishwasher. Good
condition, $75. Phone 487—5518.
26-ly
Freezer, ll-cu.-ft., $200, braided
rugs, 9x12, $35 and 8x10, $25;
carpet 9x12, $25; 1 bedroom
suite, $100; overstuffed chair,
$45. Phone 486—2329. 26-ly
1957 Chevrolet pickup truck, new
motor and transmission. Also 1
Chord Organ, one chain saw,
small refrigerator. Phone 486—
2827. 26-ln
30-foot trailer house w/built-on liv
ing room, bedroom and utility
room. Furnished. Available May
2. Call Mrs. Pratt, 486—2833.
26-ly
Gulbranson Spinet piano, walnut
case. Two sets nested wrought
iron tables with lamps attached.
Miscellaneous light fixtures. Ph.
486—2344. 26-ln
1956 Chevrolet panel. Excellent
condition, $400. Phone 486—
2966. 26-ln
1960 Volkswagen convert., whole
sale $1,035, retail, $1,380, bank
loan $930. Will sell for $1,000, a
real buy. Also new Argus C-44 '
35mm camera 34urret 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. 26-ln ,
Thomas electric organ, double key- 1
board, full bass, Leslie speaker
system, including bench. One ,
TR37 KAAR Marine radio, per
fect condition including crystals.
One innerspring boat mattress.
Contact Herman Schultz. Phone
486— 2457. 26-ly
1958 Plymouth Savoy, 4-door V-8,
auto, transmission Call Page
487— 5592. 26-ln
Like new Honda 50 motor scooter,
loaded with accessories, and 19S3
license. Phone 486—2604 after 5
p.m. 26-ln
Admiral freezer, 1960, 11-cu-ft.,
$150. Coldspot refrigerator, $50. '
9x12 reversible brown fibre rug,
$15. Davenport and chair, best *
offer. Kenmore portable sewing *
machine, $30. McKinney. Phone
486—5320 after 5:30. 26-ly
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RCA Whirlpool washer, $125. 13
cu.-ft. Amana upright freezer, 4
$200. 10-ft. Chinook camper with t
or without %-ton Chevrolet pick
up. All nearly new condition. ’
Capt. Carrithers, Chiniak, Box
65, KNAS. 26-2n
I960 Volkswagen for sale, $1,250.
Phone 486—2692. 26 ly
[958 Chevrolet station wagon, ex- -
cellent condition, radio, Turbo- F
Glide. Brierley, 487—2216 or
487—5458. 26-3y
Harlin Sporting Carbine, 30-30 w/
receiver sights, sling and case, H
new, $75. Remington, 721, bolt
action 30.06 w/sling and case, <
$70. Remington auto, shotgun.
20-gauge, $65. Phone 486—2385.
26-ly
J-Bedroom home. House 53x28.
Two view lots. Fully cleared.
Basement can be finished for an
a<pt. Built-in cabinets, refrigera
tor, oven and countertop cooking
included. Crane baseboard heat
ing throughout. Available in Au
gust. $30,000. Phone 486—2692.
26 ly
Pressure cooker-canner, $15, elec
tric waffle iron, $5. Silex electric
coffee maker, $10, battery lan
tern, $5. Glass spinning rod, new.
$10. Phone 486—2385. 26-ly
1950 Olds 88, good transportation,
$150. Call 486—5385. 26-ln
Boats For Sale
16-ft. fibreglass boat, accessories,
trailer. Best offer. PPhone *187- -
5467 after 5. 26-2y
Boat trailer, $200. 50 HP Evinrude,
$450. 4-hp air cooled O.B., $75.
16-ft. B&B Convert, boat, $800.
with life jackets, cushions, an
chor, charts, controls and speed
ometer. All for $1,250. Also ex
tra large decorator lamp, 4-ft.
tall, marblized brown pottery
base. Jim Escue, at City Market
or Apt. 3, Wodlinger Building.
Phone -486—5225.
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lLCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Pn.
486—5430 or 486—2364. tfn
his 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
roverbs 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
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Services
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nderson’s Maintenance Service
Washing machines and dryers re
paired — furnace cleaning —
plumbing and heating service.
Free estimate. Ph. 486—5288 tfn
Jerry’s Garage
SALES ft SERVICE
Dealer For
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
New ft Used Parts
NEXT TO CITY HALL
No lob Is Too Big or Too Small
PHONE 486—2464
Insured Wrecker Service
DAY OR NITE
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You Gonna Call
The Air Forces’ 1929 Communi
cations Group (ACS) which op
erates the Alaska Communications
System announced today that they
expect a record volume of tele
phone calls during the coming
Mother’s Day period. Additional
stateside circuits will be activated
for the period in order to handle
the abnormally heavy traffic load.
“To speed service, the Air Force
suggests that persons planning to
make long distance calls during
this period secure in advance the
telephone numbers to be called.
“When exchange to telephone
numbers of personal correspon
dence is not possible, the Air Force
will secure in advance the re
quested telephone number with no
charge to the customer. This serv
ice is available by contacting the
long distance operator and asking
for the telephone number of the
person to be called.
“The Air Force called attention
to the fact that reduced rates will
be in effect from 6 p.m., May 11,
1963, until 4:30 a.m., May 13, 1963.
Navy Calls For
Alteration Bids
Bids for work estimated to cost
between $100,000 and $200,000 on
alteration to 16 rental housing
units on the Kodiak Naval Station
will be accepted until 2 p.m. PDST
May 15 by the Bureau of Yards
and Docks, 1638 West Lawton Way,
Room 107B, Seattle 99, Wash.
The work includes removal, stor
age and replacement of household
furnishings, installation of new
wallboard over old wall finishes,
removal and replacement of wood
trim, removal and replacement of
floor coverings and interior paint
ing. The work also includes replac
ing all galvanized pipe with insu
lated copper tubing, installation of
kitchen exhaust fans and electrical
panels.
No deposit is required for speci
fications and other bidding data
and information.
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CORONATION BALL
The details for the Coronation
Ball are being finalized by Ed
Franklin, one of the members of
the Festival committee. A band
has been arranged for and the
National Guard Armory will be
the location for this gala affair.
EMBLEM CLUB
There will be a regular business
meeting of Kodiak Emblem Club
No. 187 at the Elks Club on May 2
at 8 p.m.
All members are urged to at
tend. Refreshments will be served
following the meeting.
BASE BABIES
James Michael, who was born
April 11, is the 7 lb. 7 oz. son of
David Cecil Browning, GM2 USCG,
and his wife, Patricia Ann.
Lenard Frank, who was born
April 12, is the 7 lb. 8Mi oz. lad of
Jerry Roland Thomas, RM2 USCG,
and his wife, Betty Louise.
Theresa Ann is the 6 lb. 5Vz oz.
daughter of Duncan Victor, EN3
USN, and his wife, Carolyn The
resa. Thresa was born April 13.
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