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MISSION—sale. Open from 1
to 5 pm Saturdays.
NOW—you can have your
watch and jewelry repaired
in one weeks time. Guaran
teed work. Kodiak Jewelry.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. pd 8-1-52
FOR RENT — quiet, warm,
clean bunks. $15 a week.
Men oflly. Snug Harbor,
(former Erskine house)'!
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FOR LEASE — The Town
Club of Kodiak. One of A
laska’s most beautiful nite
clubs. Completely equipped
bar, dining room and
kitchen. Comfortable apart
ment in rear of building.
See Vera Pierce at the
Town Club or write Box A
726, Kodiak Alaska. .
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WANTED — Baker’s helper
and bread wrapper. Apply
at LaLandes’ Kodiak Bak-j
ery. j
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Refunds Due
A dditional Persons
! Additional persons who are
j due income tax refunds, for
i the years 1943-1949, have.
1 been listed by the Bureau of
, Internal Revenue,
j Information regarding ap
i plication for the refunds ap
! pearcd in last week’s MIR
; ROR.
! Persons in the Kodiak area
. who have checks waiting for'
them, according to the An
chorage Times, are the fol
! lowing: Gust Agik, Kodiak;
J Nick Alluguk, Woody Is.
; Pete Alvedo, Old Harbor;
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ambrosia,
| Kodiak; John and Mathilda
1 Bowen, Kodiak; Margaret
! Olsen, Squaw Harbor. Pete
'Heitman, Afognak; Eleanor
NekeferofF, Kodiak.
A surprise shower was held
| for Mrs. Oscar Hanson Thurs- j
| day evening at the home of
!Mrs. Walter Kraft.
; Mrs. Larry Bucy and Mrs.
Marshall Crutcher assisted!
Mrs. Kraft as hostess. Fifteen
women were present. |
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| Food A Drink Pi lens
Frozen By OPS
I Juneau — Food and beve
rage ceiling prices in restau
rants, hotels and other eating
and drinking establishments
in the territory were frozen
last week by the OPS. ,
Maximum prices which may.
be charged by any eating es- j
tablishment or bar are those [
prices which prevailed during
the period of January 2 to 15,
1952.
The regulation also fixes,
ceiling prices for service char- j
ges such as cover charges,
corkage, parking entertain
ment and other “premium”
prices.
Read the Classifieds
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NOTICE
The Informal Group ot
Christian Scientists meet for
Sunday services in the main
floor of the Bank Building ev
ery Sundav at 11 am.
Sunday School is held at the
same hour._
NOTICE
Drivers are requested to
obtain their 1952 Territorial
, license plates at the city hall
this week. By applying for
them now drivers will avoid
standing in line and other de
lays as the deadline.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
is now Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
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The Idle Hour
FOR A PLEASANT TIME
AND
the: best in drinks
HARRY WALLACE, prop.
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
*7 THE FOOT OF MAIM STREET on we dock
FREE PARKING
Ed Sande says:
Keep warm, keep dry in an ALLIGATOR
topcoat. Alligator fabric is woven of two ply
pure virgin wool worsted yarns tailored for
6tyle. Next time try an Alligator. Good in all
kinds of weather.
Berta Everetts Says:
THEY HAVE JUST ARRIVED!
Smart Net)} Taffeta Presses
also
Spring Dresses in Linen & Rayons
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
;
MIXMASTER
Dial your favorite recipe.
Correct mixing speeds at yoi.r
finger-tips. Mixes, mashes,
whips, beats, stirs, blends,
juices, etc. Saves time, arm
work.
COFFEEMASTER
It’s automatic! You can’t miss!
Perfect coffee every time—1
cup to 8. No watching—no
worry. All gem-like chro
mium plate. No glass bowls
to break.
A Complete Line Of
FRESH AIR Ml BOAT PRODICE
FREE DAILY DELIVERY
PHONE 2502 - 4040 BEFORE 3 PM
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