NAVY E X C H AN G E MOTES
PASSPORTS TO PLEASURE. 1st you take your favorite liquids, chill them, heat them,
mix them or leave them as is, then you select the proper glass from the beautiful
sets tou have just purchased from the Navy Exchange and pour. The result (As long
as you mixed it right) will be enhanced'by the beauty of these glasses, the frosty
on the pilsner, the slim lines of the cordial, the he-man size of the “on the rocks
all are elegantly designed and encrusted with gold or silver to make you a discrim
inating host or hostess when you serve with these glasses....and they truly are
passports to pleasure.
FOR THE OUTDCORSMAN or cabin owners (you lucky people) we.have just received a fine
supply of camping and picnic equipment that includes Camp Lanterns (2 types), camp
stoves that fold into a compact metal suitcase. ’ No special type: of fuel is needed
as these items burn any brand of gasoline. One filling of the lanterns will prov
ide 10 hours of light for your cabin or secret fishing spot.and....get this......
the lanterns descriptive literature say they are ,(fWindproof in even hurricane wind!
Wonder if they*ve ever heard of the Williwaws. We*ve even got ICE CHESTS and Ther
) mes jugs to keep your beverages cold or hot on your outing. Look for camping
stools, fishing lures, reels, baits and rods too - all in the Sporting Goods sect
ion of the store. Mew is the time to get ready for the pleasant outdoors season
ahead# ......
IF IT ISN’T DUST ITS 'MUD and even mud flies when the Williwaw's blow# Check your
air filter and you'll probably find that it has quite an accumulation of dirt and
Adak grime. You can get a new replaceable air filter at the Navy Exchange Garage#
While you're at the Garage check the latest innovation in jacks. The Hydraulic
Bumper jack is the answer to your "jack won't work" problems and the Navy Exchange
Garage has them# Also available are 2 -J- gallon gasoline cans. If you want a set
of those lovely floor mats Chief Cooling says you’ll hove to go to the Retail
Store in the Sundries Section where the few remaining sets were transferred. Hurry
to get yours.
WE WON’T MENTION the brand name but you’ll feel like the BOSS if you purchase a
pair of these work gloves which will save tender hands that have just been receive'.
From wild pig in dark brown to horsehide in ultralite tan these gloves have a
thermal knit lining to keep the hands warm or cocl and they'llvear and wear. On
sale now. • ’ .
IF YOUR HANDS GET COLD on Hatch Crew or fishing or working out of doors you'll wanJ
one or two -hand warmers that really keep the hands warm. These pocket size hand
warmers work for hours on one filling of fluid and. are 'ideal for use in our climate
Available at the Sporting Goods counter, NOW.
NEW ITEMS just received are shoes (houselippers for men and loafers and childrens
shoes), folding stools, a fine selection of records and men's sweatshirts at a low
price you won't want to miss.
NOW ON SALE in case the bad weather has kept you away are a good supply of kitchen
ware, beautiful, scented, artificial flowers that defy you to tell them from real, a
supply of 3 different styles of mens coats, kits that grow flowers called gro-kits
and many other items, tov numerous to mention, "Don’t let the bad weather keep yo"
away. Stop in at least once, everyda^l
QUESTIONS Who pays the transportation charges on Navy Exchange merchandize?
Answer: The Exchange and ultimately the customer pays the cost of shipping merch
andize to Seattle, All transportation charges from'Seattle to Adak are borne by
the government. The cost price of some items is increased by the vendor to cover
the transportation charges. The vendor then pays the shipping company foryall
charges for transportation. In other cases the exchange is billed for the trans
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