NOTICE
Will all persons having
cleaning at the Kodiak
Cleaners please pick it up to
day, July 26, as we will be
closed for one week for mov
ing.
Kodiak Cleaners
prices start !
just a few |
dollars more
than the
cars
CLARK’S
GARAGtc I
PHONE 3444 |
Kodiak/ Alaska |
Sunday Show
Hds 18 Stars
Starlift, a Warner Bros
production boasting 18 stars i
scheduled for tomorrow am
Monday at the Orpheum.'
Six popular tunes are hears
during the picture. Guest star
i seen in the movie includ
Gary Cooper, James Cagney
Randolph Scott and Jam
Wyman.
Tuesday and Wednesday at
unusual suspense film abou
a man spending 14 hours on '<
ledge has been booked. Pau
Douglas, Richard Basehar:
and Barbara Bel Geddes havt
the leading roles in the pic
ture.
Friday and Saturday Glenr
Ford and Anne Baxter hav<
the starring roles in Follow
The Sun.
"^Father Alexander Popoff oi
the Russian Orthodox Church
flew to Chignik last week. Ht
will be there, at Kanatak and
Perryville for about six weeks.
COMIN’&GOIN’
’ Henry Benson of Juneau
commissioner of labor, was ii
’ town this week. He als<
visited several canneries, fly
ing to them in Bob Hall’:
plane.
j Mrs. H. L. McSpadden
whose husband is in charge o:
the Paul’s Basin construction
being done by Waterway:
, Construction Co., was in Ko
I diak this week. She was a pas
1 senger on the Kodiak Airway:
:' plane.
Mrs. Tom Silcox returnee
early this week after severa
I weeks in the states, for specia
medical attention.
Mrs. Stan Nelson left or
the Denali Monday for a vaca
tion.
il
GREATEST sale
of the year
EXTRA PANTS FK^ys qNLY)
Value up to $25.00 ( 0 &() inciuding very
Suit prices irom $37.t>o w *
b'stiT"5^'-»s GREAT WESTEW1.
I TAILORING co.
i wmchisw* dbcoun. __
Lord Elgin. *£*&££*»■
others including^,gI WOMENS
J sample shoes at reduced pn
DAD’S BARBER SHOP
Open Sundays
The
Ships Tavern
There is one in
Hoquiam & Aberdeen, Wash.
BUT ONLY 1 IN KODIAK!
Kosoff must be from Hoquiam
and Foley? who knows?
where from?
STILL SERVING
THE MOST fOR YOUR $
■xhooo»»o«wooc»s«»do»ooooo
| Clint Stockley of the A
j laska Department of Fisheries
flew to Kodiak this week with
' Kodiak Airways. He is sound
ing the summer at Karluk
Lake.
Jack Hincke, flew to Seattle
, Saturday on a direct PNA fli
i ght. Hinckle, who had been
i seriously ill recently, went for
■ medical attention.
A1 Pickett, pilot for the
navy, was an incoming PNA
passenger Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson
, left last weekend for Ketchi
kan, where they will live.
. Gibson is a carpenter.
! Lt. and Mrs. Jess Howell
and three children of the na
L val station left this week for
Lt. Howell’s new assignment
| in Brooklyn. He has been in
the supply department here.
Boyd Roberts of San Juan
Fishing and Packing has been
released from the hospital(
and returned to the cannery.
He suffered the loss of seve.
ral fingers in an accident.
| Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Saxton,
j Old Harbor teachers, and
j three children are visiting in
4own. They arrived on Al
King s Loat, Josie, and are
I staying aboard her.
i Eric Bulmer of Ouzinkie
I Pack ng Corporation was in
I town this week. He flew in
! with Bob Hall.
Lester Hooey of Libby,
McNeill and Libby cannery at
Moser Bay, flew into town
I this week for a short stay.
Dr. E. J. Sullivan flew to
Seward for the weekend for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence “Pop” Haas, who have
spent the past two winters
here managing Bert’s and
Wodlinger’s drug stores.
gMiss Cherie Stover was a
passenger on PNA for An
chorage Monday.
Max LaLande returned Sun
day from New York City
where he attended the natio
nal BPOE convention. Also at
tending from Kodiak were
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Root
LINCOLN- MEUCURY-FOUO
SALES
This weeks used car Specials!
49 Ford Club Coupe
50 Mercury 2-door
49 Studebaker
50 Willys Station Wagon
48 Chevrolet 4 door Fleet Master
42 Packard four door
42 Plymouth Club Coupe
40 Studebaker 4 door
JAY HOLMAN, Sales Representative
PHONE 3081
! KRAFT’S MEAT DEPT.
j
Open Friday Evenings Until 9pm
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