The next regular meeting
of the Kodiak Grandmother’s
Club will be held at 8 pm
Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Jack Hinckel.
Guests are welcome and
anyone eligible and interested
in joining the club should at
tend the meeting.
NOTICE
There will be a square danct
for members and their guest;
at the Elks Club at 9 pm to
night.
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
To express our sincere appreciation to
our many friends of Kodiak and vici
nity who have been so kind and help
ful during- our six years of service
through the Community Baptist
Church.
May the Lord bless you richly.
Rev. R.N. Wilkinson and family
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SOME SUITS, SWEATERS
6 DRESSES
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
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Anchorage-John Ray Hol
I land received a three months
sentence in U. S. Commis
sioner’s court today after he]
pleaded guilty to charges of
issuing a $25 check with in
tent to defraud.
The check was issued Jan. 1
i j by Holland to J. C. Bronson.
/The felony charges accusing
l Holland of issuing a $100
(check without funds Dec. 31,
j 1952 was dismissed for lack of
evidence.
The check was allegedly
.'given to Tim O’Meara and
was written on the Bank of
Kodiak. Holland has been in
■ jail since he was arrested last
December.
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Homes for Sale
Downtown Area
Two bedroom house one block
from shopping area. Needs
some work to complete. Sell
ing price, $4,800,
Mission Road Area
One bedroom partially fur
nished home just outside city
limits. $4,500 only will pur
chase.
Three bedroom home with tiie
bath and kitchen. Hardwood
floor throughout, overlooking
lake. Selling price $12,500.
New completely furnished two
bedroom home with attached
garage. Has extra large lot,
$13,500 will handle.
INSURANCE DEPT.
BANK OF KODIAK
Haroid W. Stover, .-ilium
Road Commission employee
will leave tomorrow by plan
for Takotna where he wili
work during the summer.
Takotna is in the mining re
gion north and east ofMc-j
Grath. Stover will be there!
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until . .. .. 1 i tueu re
turn to Kodiak His brother,
r'aul “smoky” Stover is ARC
superintendent for Kodiak.
The regular meeting of the
Kodiak Chamber of Commerce
was held Thursday at the
Montmartre.
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FLOYD E. WARD
Special Agent
Beneficial Standard Life
i Los Angeles, Calif.
Old Line Legal Reserve Ins. Co.
Life, thrifty plans, annuities, endowments, educational
plans, hospital, income insurance.
Details without obligation Phone 3021
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The Idle Hour
Harry Wallace, prop.
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
FREE PARKING FREE DAILY DELIVERY PHONE 2502 - 4040 BEFORE 3 PM
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ARCHKING Keds have deep-cut,
herringbone soles; tliey’re flexi
ble, fast and tongh. Here’s com
fort too in the Scientific Foot
Fitting Last—the Shockproof Arch
Cushion and Cushioned Insole.
Breathable fabrics wash. Brown
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Men’s Wear
HODGMAN
CHEST OR HIP WADERS
air mattresses l
Sleeping Bags Parka Suits
Foam Rubber Pillows Head Nets
outdoor clothing f
We will be CLOSED
MEMORIAL DAY
Evirrude Motors
CHEVROLET PONTIAC
Burchcraft Boats
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