NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
The firm of Felton and Tenny
announces the dissolution of its
partnership, effective the close of
business October 8, 1956, and all
creditors are hereby notified that
Mr. Harry Felton and Mr. Gene
Tenny will no longer be mutually
responsible for each others debts
or obligations contracted subse
quent to that date. Claims against
the firm should be presented to
Mr. Harry Felton, who is winding
up the affairs of the partnership.
. (s) ■ Harry»Felton
(s)'Gene Tenny .
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mae’s Beauty Shop is happy to
“THE BADGER DOG"
by Bob Bartos, Manager
Friskies Research Kennels
National Dog Week occurs this
year from September 23 to 29
and it seems appropriate at this
time to pay tribute to the dachs
hund, the canine being featured
on National Dog Week posters
throughout America,
The dachshund, or, translated
from the German, "badger dog,”
was bred to rout out the badger,
Dog of the Week: DACHSHUND
Hound dog: Average weight: 20
pounds. Shoulder height: 9 inches.
Coat: Smooth, wire-haired or long
haired. Color: Solid reddish-tan,
black with tan markings or dap
pled and striped. Wire-haired may
be gray and black.
and it takes a brave, persistent
dog to fight a badger on equal
terms. Alert, intelligent, friendly
and clean, the dachshund makes
an ideal family dog. With all
these good qualities it is regret
table that he becomes the sub
ject of so many jibes about his
unusual physique.
Some experts believe the
dachshund goes back to antiq
uity, to the days of early Egypt.
In the early 1800s the Germans
bred him for routing and killing
ground game and the dachs
hund’s hunting instincts, even
in today’s family pet, are re
markably developed. Some say
he makes an excellent rabbit
dog, for example.
mere are six varieties oi uauns
hund: the smooth, the wire*
haired and long-haired with
miniature versions of each. And
each displays the cheerful, loyal
disposition which makes him a
favorite with children.
During World War I the dachs
hund almost had to “go under
ground” in the U.S., due to war
hysteria. Afterward, his popular
ity increased tremendously. To
day, the American Kennei C lub
reports the dachshund is fifth in
popularity in America. In 5955
this breed numbered 25,020, ac
cording to processed registra
tions, an increase of about 150
'over the previous year’s 124.555.
I It is a mistake, therefore, to
refer to the dachshund as “half
|a dog high and a dog and a half
;k»ng.” His disposition and other
‘characteristics make him meas
ure up favorably with any breed.
Feeding Tip: A necessary ad
junct to the food your pet gets
daily is the amount of exercise
the dog receives. Proper exer
\ rise will help reduce the danger
at the dog becoming overly tta.
A balanced diet, like that pro
Tided in prepared dog food, and
exercise should keep your dog
healthy. _
announce the addition of Mrs. Hen
rietta Hawkey, nair stylist and
manicurist, to the staff. Also an
nouncing a special on permanents
for the next thirty days—$12.50
complete. 13-In
DR. JEAGER OPENS OFFICE
Dr. Paul Jaeger announced this
week the opening of offices in An
chorage for the practice of Ortho
dontics exclusively. He was form
erly located in Kadia«.
Dr. Jaeger’s ne v offices are lo
cated at 406 G. Street in the main
land city.
A very small honor can puff up
a very small individual.
Remember!
Family Game Night
TONIGHT and TOMORROW
At St. Mary’s School
8 P.M. Each Night ' ;8 P-’M.'
Deer Season
Closes Monday '
Monday will be the last day of
,the 1956 deer season on Kodiak '
Island. The season opened on Aug
ust 20. About 40 bucks have been ,
taken so far. ]
——on —w
It is anticipated that the'total
ill for the season will be increas
id following the weekend shooi
ng. “The Fish and Wildlife Ser
’ice appreciates hunters reporting
heir kills’’ Will Troyer, game
nanagement head stated. "This
:an be done by calling the FWS
iffice at 4294 or by calling me
>ersonnally at 3584.”
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