Classifieds
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey. Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General Contractors. Ph. 3951. J
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING—
Taping. 3 sample books, latest
designs. Free estimates, no ob
ligation. See Gene Gannon, tfn
Ph. 3381. tfn
CAMERA REPAIRING—All types
camera A- projector repairing.
Rapid service, reasonable. Nor
man's Photo Shop. Stfn
WAh iKi)——Rring in
your 7 os. A qt sue beverage
bottles & receive cash deposit.
This includes one way and no
deposit bottles. KODIAK ROT
v TUNG WORKS, Ph. 2344. 8-tfn
FOR K|LE—Hick’s place at Chig
v hik. 36 x 30 house partly furn.
' ' •: WS fireplace, bathroom, light
punt, etc. Will sacrifice for
31,000. George Hicks, Bo< 423.
Kodiak or Ph. 2842. tfn
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. furn. home,
$6500. Ph. 4541. tfn
IF YOU WANT TO DRINK, that’s
your business. If you want to
stop and need help, that’s our
business. ALCOHOLICS ANON
YMOUS. Write P.O. Box 162. In
CLOSING OUT SPECIAL--While
they last—pressure oil burners, re
conditioned & tested—new per
formance. $50. New oil burner
transformers, $16.50. Leo Sears
Co. Ph. 3461. 13-tfn
FOR SALE—Bottled gas cook
stove with trash burner. Phone
2804.
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT—Tar
heater, light plants, compressor,
cement finisher, vibrator, power
pump, cement covering, numer
ous other equipment. Ph 3081. 1
FOR THE FINEST In informal
pictures <5t portraits, taxen in
your home cell Roger Clough,
Ph. 3271. tfn
FOR SALE—Scott Marin? .Com
munications type radio. Phone
4681. tin
NEW SKATE SHARPENER Has
arrived. Precision grinding, SI
pr. FIELDS SHOE SHOP, tfn
FOR SALE OR LEASE—Business
Opportunity—Jockey Club, bar,
restaurant & sporting goods store
at Moose Pass. Pumice block
bldg., radiant heat, 80x30 with
living quarters above. 2 modem
cabins, garage, with 25 kw light
plant. Contact Wayne Racine at
Moose Pass, Seward Highway.ln
FOR SALE—1953 Budger House
trailer, modern and complete.
CaU 4711 days, 3364 eve. and
weekends. 27-tfn
FOR SALE—Sta-tites, plywood,
boat nails, industrial engine
parts, caterpUlar parts, fire
hose, stay bolts, cement buggies,
name it we probably have it. Ph.
3081. 13-ln
FOR SALE—1% ton Ford flatbed
truck. New engine. Ph. 4674. tfn
LOST—1 Beagle pup. May have
followed . you from downtown
area near Kodiak Cleaners. May
(if so inclined) answer to ‘•Rick”
or “Cedrick.” Return to Kodiak
Cleaners. Reward. He is perfect
ly useless without his papers,
which we have. 17-1 n
FOR SALE—’51 Cadillac hardtop
R Sc H, snow tires.- 1237• Caro
line, Aleu. Homes before 9 pm 1
LOST—A Lady Hamilton watch in
downtown area. Finder phone
Edwin T. Wilt, Base Pti.'321. ly
FOR SALE—Misc. household fur
nishings, folding chairs, end
tables, lamps, pictures, ironing
board, folding table 1 x 3. etc.
1325 Poplar St. Ph. 4881. 17-ly
FOR SALE—Bunny coats, small,
med. & large, $2.50; Korean
boots 7 to 12, $4.95; Shoe pacs,
used, $3.50—have new, 9, $4.95;
Mukluks, small, med. & large.
$3.50; Parkas small, med. & lg.,
$10; Sweaters, $3; Kersey lined
pants, waist size 30 to 40, $9; O.
D. pants, waist size 29 to 44,
$4.45; Wool sox, 3 pr. for $1;
Gloves, innersoles, ski bindings,
snow shoe bindings; 25 ft. exten
sion cords, $2.75, 50 ft., $3.75;
Pillows, small $.50, large $1. We
will send C.O.D. to you. Allied
Surplus, Box 639, Mountain
View, Alaska 17-14n
FOR RENT OR SALE—5 bdrm.,
9 rm. furn. house with automatic
washer & dryer & disposal unit,
TV, electric range, refrigerator,
dishes & other furniture. Will
sell at cost or rent for $lr0
monthly. Write Dr. Paul Jaeger,
408 G St, Anchorage, Alaska, tf
KODIAK SAW SERVICE—Has
reopened under new manage
ment. Dependable Service. Ph.
2841, Box 213. South Brooklyn.tf
FOR RENT—Furn. utility apart
ment, two blocks from Post Of
fice, laundry room. Phone 2093.
Jack Metzgar. 17 ly
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FOR RENT—1 bdrm. new unfurn.
apt., hot water heat, laundry rm.
Phone Jack Metzgar, 2093. 17-ly
FOR RENT—Large new 2 bdrm^
house. Ph. 3361. 17-ln
FOR SALE!—1947 Plymouth new
motor. Ph. 3513. 17-ly
LOST—Small black purse, contains
small boy’s glasses, important
to loser. If found please return
to Mirror Office. 17-ln
FOR SALE;—18 ft deepfreeze,
$370. Automatic washer, $200. 21
in. TV with stand & antenna.
$170. Hi-Fi record playing set,
$400. Baby buggy and playpen.
See at 1396 Maple. 17 In
FOR SALE—1953 Nashua Trader
• House. Comp: furn. In ex. cond.
Very low beating costs May be
seen at Pratt’s Trailer Ct. Ph.
2771 or call Dymbke at 331. 102y
FOUND—Orange colored thale kit
ten. Very friendly. Owner call
Wharfinger at City Dock. 17-ln
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NATIONAL GUARD * *
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by the Adjutant General, h pbs:-‘j
tion currently:held by Colonel iil-,
vis M. Farber, Who, with his staff,,.
Of mostly territorial employees,*
constitute the Office of the Adju
tana ’General.
The’ Alaska National Guard n-.
today has approximately 1700 citi
zen- soldiers who train at 48 arm
ory drills and two weeks of inten
sive field training each year dur
ing their leisure'time.
The Alaska National Guard en
compasses Alaska with units scat
tered from Ketchikan to Barrow,
and from Fairbanks to Savoogna
on St. Lawrence Island in the Ber
ing Sea. The largest units are the
two unique Scout Battalions, com
posed mostly of Eskimos. Second
in size are the two Infanrty Bat
talions, the 207th of central Alas
ka and the 208th of southeastern
Alaska.
The Alaska National Guard rep
resents a multi-million dollar Fed
eral investment in facilities, sup
plies and equipment an an annual
cash income to the territory of al
most two million dollars.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
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thinks somebody must miss.
The Expansion is due in next
Friday, and ought to be pretty
well iced up—a tip for you camera
fans, as it makes a good picture.
There isn’t much activity along
the rest of the waterfront. George
Magnusen reports several boats
tied up along the Standard Oil
Dock. The Suzie, the Mist and the
Oranius are tied up mainly due to
weather. The Totem and the Re
liance are reported holed up in
Uyak Bay awaiting favorable
weather.
The Suzie Q brought in 1200
crab last week to the Island Sea
foods. Hiram McAllister brought
in the Miss Arctic with 1100 crab
last week and 850 this week. The
Eldorado is expected in Monday
with 2500 crab.
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First Fodorat Savlno 1 Loan Asm. of AncAoraga
221 tail Ilk A«MM • Anchorag*. Alaska
GRIFFIN MEMORIAL NOTES
Admitted to Griffin Memorial
Hospital this past week were Shar
on Wright, John Winstead, Jean
Lokken, Nicholi Mukluknuk and
Charles Skinner.
Discharged were Mrs. Ellen Pa
gano and infant, Walter Cohen,
Sharon Wright, Melvin Erickson
and Mrs. Grace Kerr.
BIRTHS
Esther Mollie, weighing 8 lbs.
12 ozs., was born on Nevember 12
to Viola and Henry Olsen.
STUDENTS PLEDGED
John Molletti, Jim Anderson and
Janet Buckingham of Kodiak, are
among 160 students at Linfield
college, McMinnville, Ore , pledged
to membership in one of ten Greek
letter social organizations on the
Linfield campus.
Molletti pledged Delta Psi Delta,
local fraternity; Anderson pledged
Theta Chi, a local chapter of the
national fraternal organization, and
Miss Buckingham pledge! Kappa
Phi sorority.
Peg Goodrich Is opening a Branch Office
of the Alaska Bookkeepiog
Service in Kodiak
Notary Public Stenographic Service Payroll Service
Business Advisor Income Tax Specialist
Metzgar Apartment—Apt; D' *
Ph. 2BI2 Box 113
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