Joe Gale, accountant, has
established his office in the'
buildinK fot/ririi ly occu led by
Paul i upler.
firry rnmim
r
For Crisp, Fresh Vegetables
tempting fresh fruits
Check Our Display Cases
Also a Large Selecfion Of
Frozen
Fruits Vegetables Meats
to replenish yourjstaples
look over our large supply of
Canned and Packaged Goods
I For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm j
Orpheum Theatre
lost time today
Texas Rangers
George Montgomery
Gale Storm'
and
Walcott
vs. Marciano
Fight Pictures
3-7-9
SUN. 3-5-7-9 MON 7-9
YUES.
M a JOHN WAYNE Production m
rPTTPTSSTS
AND THE lADYl
Mill A REPUBLIC PICTURE Mi
7-9pm
SUN./MON.
aipjtninu
RUTH
R03ERT
LEO G. CARROLL
Screen Play by Raymond Chandler
and Czifui Ormonde
WEDS.
7-9 pm
THURS.
Jt,H I AM E
FRI.SAT.
Fri. 7-9 Sat. 3-7-9
Classifieds
FOR SALE—fishing boat, new
engine, plus spare. Also
Cook Inlet gear ready to go.
Island Seafoods, City Dock, j
FOR SALE—Singer sewing j
machine, treadle type, and
12 gauge automatic shotgun,
practically new. Call Navy
630 weekdays or see at 7
D A evenings and weekends.
FOR SALE—furnished cab
ins, one for $2,500. One for
$3,000. Insurance Depart
ment, Bank of Kodiak.
EOR SALE-12 foot STORM
ING plywood skiff, good
condition, Phone 2672.
FOR SALE—a.->ed circulating
heater, large size, $50. In
surance Department, BanlT
of Kodiak.
FOR SAL it,—1951 Chevrolet
club coupe. Best condition in
side and out. Reasonably
priced. Call 2081.
FOR SALE—small four room
furnished house, $5,BOG. In
surance Department, Bank
of Kodiak.
FOR SALE—new two bed
room hou se completely fur
nisned, large lot, good
! neighborhood, $12,000- In
| surance Department, Bank
of Kodiak.
Fuft SaLL double compart
ment laundry tub with
stand and swing spout brass
mixing faucet. Take it a
way for $15 Bill Worth.
FOR SALE—Frigidaire auto
matic washing machine,
very reasonable price.
Phone 2262.
FOR SALE—one box spring
i and mattress, also one bed.
Call 2272.
PLANNING—on buying a fur
parka? We have a lay-away
' plan and you can have your
parka by Christmas. Knud
sens.
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... her verdict is important to you
Salmon caught in Territorial waters and packed in
Alaska canneries have been shipped to the market places
of the world where Mrs. Housewife now has the last word.
Whether or not she selects Alaska salmon instead
of other competing foodstuffs is important to all of us
because the salmon industry historically has been the
backbone of Alaska’s economy.
Furthermore, the success or failure of the industry
in selling the 1952 pack profitably on an uncertain
market is directly reflected in its ability to pay adequate
wages to fishermen, cannery employees and others—as
well as taxes to support schools, build roads and
maintain other functions of government.
For more information about Alaska's most important
industry write today for your copy of " Alaska's Salmon
Industry," a colorful, 16-page booklet crammed with
information about the industry. Of special interest to
housewives is a section of tasty salmon recipes. Now also
is a good time to send "Welcome to Alaska" to friends
outside. Address inquiries for both booklets to Alaska
Salmon Institute, Box 893, Ketchikan.
Hear Sam Hayes, noted radio commentator...
every Sunday over your favorite Alaska station.
Alaska
SEATTLE •
Salmon
K E T C H I K
Institute
AN . JUNEAU