NAVY EXCHANGE NOTES
FEELING A BIT DOWN AT THE HEELS...Solve tint sorry situation by bringing your
shoes to the Cobbler Shop at the Main Laundry. The Shoemaker and his little
elves will re-heel, re-sole or generally re-pair your shoes at re-sonable
prices. All shoes turned in for repair prior to last Wednesday are now ready
for pickup.
-SOME PEOPLE LIKE SNOW...but not if its on thoir TV screen. If "snow" is obs
curing your picture as it is airwaved to you from our fine TV station or if
you have poor sound or picture reception its time you took your set to the Navy
Exchange TV hospital located in the Port Ad Building. Chief Speers, in charge
of the shop, puts sick TV’s in shape, eliminates that "snow" on the screen and
brings back the sound and picture. That’s the Radio and TV repair shop at the
Port Ad Building, open from 1830 to 2200 Monday through Friday and Saturday from
1300 to 1700. For home repair service call 265 during the above hours or the Navy
Exchange Office X530 during working hours#
| SEAVEY, SHORVEY, OSVEY, to our salesgirls these words are meaningless but they,
say that whenever someone looks at luggage one of these words is often spoken.
If you're going to be a travelin' man look at the values in top quality suit
cases and foot lockers, trcin oases and light fashionable plaid two suiters,Many
sets of matched and moulded luggage are now available. Have a good trip]
SHIRTS CF MANY COLORS in plaids, solids that go with the season. Comfortably
warm these attractive shirts now on display will give you lasting, good looking
wear.
THESE HEARTS AREN’T BROKEN...The lovely heart boxes of delicious candy are not
the only items wo Suggest when it comes to buying a gift for your Valentine. We
also sue,geoy costume jewelry, Ivory souvenirs, inexpensive costume watches, per
fume and •'oJ.ognos, household accessories and clothing. A good selection of Val
entine Candy and cards is also on hand to tell your Valentine on this Valentine
Day, February 14th that he or she is someone special.
CUSTOMERS MESHED,,.Civilians and Dependents avoid the rush by arriving early at
the Bering Barber Shop'on' Saturday mornings* The Barber Shop is open from 08 00
to 1200 bur most of our customers arrive after 1000* Save yourself some time &
get your hair cut during the slack period from 0800 to 1000.
DID ANYONE EVER TELL YOU THAT YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES? Well, you should...*
especially home movies and sjidos. The Photo counter has just the camera to brine
out the best in you and the Adak scenery. You can choose from the conventional
black and white to the brilliance of color film in all popular sizes. If you have
the camera - buy some extra film or flash bulbs so you won’t miss that special
occasion.
REMEMBER that Toyland located on the 2nd deck of the Exchange building is open
on Fridays from 1500 to 1830 and Saturdays 0900-1200.
BOOKS ARE A LISTING THING...Long after you have left Adak each time you set down
to read one of the books on Alaska that you purchased here at the Navy Exchange
Book Counter it will bring back many pleasant? memories of Adak. If you’ve read
any of the recommended books on Alaska you’ll want to have your own copy and here
is your chance. Currently in stock is Glacier Pilot. Others will follow.