Many corporations are being form
ed in the Territory providing op
portunity for investment. Some of
these are definitely speculative and
should be studied carefully by
prospective linvestors. Issuance of
a Certificate; of Incorporation by
the Department of Finance is not
a guarantee of the soundness of
the investment. The present laws
of the Territory do not regulate
the sale of stock or other securi
ties. People are cautioned to study
the offerings carefully before mak
ing an investment.
LINE DECEIVING
Just because a man pitches a
good line is no sign he has a lot
on the ball.
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
WHEN PUPPIES ARE
EXPECTED
by Bob Bartos
Manager, Friskies Research Kennels
There’s nothing more appeal
ing than a "family” of new
born puppies, but too few dog
owners have ever learned how
to care for the expectant
"matron.”
Unless complications develop,
it is quite common for the fam
ily pet to have her litter at
home. Puppies can be expected
about 63 days after your pet
has been mated. If she has not
been wormed prior to mating.
Dog of the Week: COLLIE.
1
Height: 22 to 24 inches. Rough
collie: Outer coat abundant, harsh;
inner coat soft, furry, close. Smooth
collie-. Short, dense, flat coat; abund
ant undercoat. Colors: Sable and white,
black and tan with white markings,
blue merle, varied. Seventh in popu
larity.
she should be wormed within
two to six weeks to help insure
that her litter is free from this
problem.
As pregnancy advances, her
appetite will increase until she
is eating about twice her nor
mal amount. Feed her a well
balanced diet such as a good
commercial dog food. The
amount should be reduced the
last two weeks of pregnancy.
She needs plenty of exercise,
but jumping and strenuous run
ning should be avoided. During
the last few days she may en
, joy short walks, but don’t over
tire her.
A few days before the puppies
are due, her coat should be
sponged with germicidal soap.
Clip the hair around her vaginal
and mammary regions and
I clean carefully.
When labor begins, she will
be restless and will quite liter
ally tear up her bed. If she is
attached to you, she’ll probably
appreciate your being around
during the normal labor period
of five or six hours.
Puppies are occasionally born
in a sack-like membrane which
the mother will tear open with
her teeth. If she doesn’t, the
membrane must be removed
immediately, or the puppy will
die from lack of oxygen. Should
complications arise, such as a
green discharge, or if labor
is prolonged, call your veteri
narian.
See that the mother and
babies ^re warm. After whelp
ing (giving birth) give her
warm milk, but no solid food
for several hours.
Feeding Tips: When weaning
puppies, feed them a soupy
mixture of a good prepared dog
food, with twice as much luke
warm water as food.
Clean • .iiics
Set By Council
Dates fo' community ciean-up
have been set for the two Satur
days falling on May 19 and 26.
The City will furnish trucks on
these two dates, and will haul
away all garbage, refuse, etc.,
gathered by residents of the City.
The Health and Welfare Coun
cil recommended May 26 and
June 2, but Councilmen felt this
was later than necessary. It was
pointed out that an increase in
the rat population is noted, largely
due to garbage strewn around
premises. A crackdown on the
worst offenders was intiated as re
ported elsewhere. Councilmen De
veau and Cannon were vehement
in their criticism of residents who
violate the City’s garbage ordi
nance.
Volunteers from the Boy Scouts
and other civic organizations will
be solicited on the two days set
aside for the drive.
The cooperation of all residents
of Kodiak is asked by Mayor
Johnson and Council members,
who feel the present situation is a
menace to health and an eyesore
to the community.
Slide] Area Issue
Before Court June 4
Date for the hearing on the hold
ing of a special election to drop
the slide area from the bounds of
the City will be held in District
Court in Anchorage on June 4.
The hearing, announced by City
Cierk Dn;k Berg, will necessitate
two representatives of the.City to
appear A member of the City
Council, or the City Cierk, will be
chosen at a later meeting of the
common Council Russ Arnett, who
resides in Anchorage, would be
the second representative.
Future date for the election will
be set by the Court. Berg thought
this would be about thirty days
following the hearing.
City Manager Truitt reported
difficulty in finding an insurance
company to issue insurance against
accidents in the area.
UNTIDY RESIDENTS
TO BE PROSECUTED
The Police Department has start
ed a drive to clean up the City.
Notices will be posted on dwell
ings and other places where there
is refuse scattered afound. Owners
will be given 48 hours in which to
dispose of garbage and other ma
terials scattered around.
The drive is a result of a “get
tough" program instituted by the
City Council, at their meeting last
Monday night. Many places in
town are littered with refuse,
which is, in many cases, an accum
ulation during the winter months.
More rats have been noted in the
downtown area than heretofore,
and as a sanitary precaution the
Police Department was instructed
to seek to improve conditions
prior to clean-up week.
Chief Vickery states that fol
lowing the posting of the notice,
tenants will be prosecuted.
Buying or selling—Use the Class
ified Ads—They get results.
NOTICE
Kpdiak Saw Service offers a new
dna of service to Kodiak. We shar
pen all types of saws, dado head
ers, planer knives, butcher knives
We have the machinery to do it
Located on South Brooklyn.
CARP OF THANKS
We wish to thank Rev. John
Molletti, Dr. A. Hobnes Johnson,
the Nurses at the Hospital, Ra>
and Cassie Cobles, Billy and Suae
Woods, and all those who assisted
in our recent wedding.
Rose and Rudy Koch
The
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and American dishes
Chuck Wagon Wednesday- All you can eat $3.00
Half price for children under 12 years
No charge for children under 8 years
Come out and bring the family
New Hours 5 pm till
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