Ships Tavern Buys
Gay ‘90s Bar
A glittering fount of pre
Prohibition gayety- the ornate
mahogany bar of the old But
ler Hotel in Seattle-will soon
be back in business in the
Ship’s Tavern in Kodiak.
The 48-foot U-shaped bar
and its six by 16 foot mirror of
Belgian beveled glass is being
packed by Seattle warehouse
men for shipment to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Gottschalk.
The bar was purchased re
cently by the Gottschalks and
will be installed in the Ship’s
Tavern. The bar has been in
storage since the old hotel at
second avenue and James
street was razed by fire in
iyu4.
Advertisements described
the bar as having a “magni
ficent large red mahosrany
I back bar, the finest of those
left by the ax of prohibition ”
1 The crated pieces of the bar
weigh"around 16,000 pounds.
NOTICE
The boat Joanne will take
picnic parties, fishermen toj
j and from Litnik on Afognak
Island. We leave the Standard
Oil dock, Kodiak, two (2) pm. J
Friday, Saturday and Sunday j
eight (8) am. $15 round trip.
You can stay all night at
lake. Rooms, cabins and eats.
Good fishing and picnic
grounds. Licensed boat. 6-27
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NEW SHIPMENT
Sinai, Crisp Cuiions
k slimmer jewelry
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
CLASSIFIES
FOR SALE —14 foot plywood
speedboat with 10 hp John
son outboard Both for $350.
Excellent condition. Pnone
2511.
FOR SALE - 1948 Plymouth J
four door sedan. Runs good. ’
Must sell at once. A steal at
$500. See Glen Clancey at
Tony’s.
FOUND— one pair of glasses,
gold frames, in case. Owner
claim same and pay for ad
at Mirror office.
RUMMAGE — sale, Every
Saturday afternoon at the
Kodiak Baptist Mission be
tween 1 and 5 pm.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion pd. 11-1-53
WANTED — stenographic
work evenings and on week
ends. Call days Navy 702 or
evenings 562. S. Hatton.
6 27
FOR SALE—manila folders,
adding machine tape, Ham
mermill bond paper and
envelopes. See at Kodiak
MIRROR.
FOR SAbE — auuing tape anu
other office supplies. K xliak
MIRROR.
GUN BLUEING - Pistols,!
shotguns, rifles. Guaranteed i
wo.'k. Two weeks service.!
See Gene Crawford or call i
3123. I
FOR SALE — Sun-shade top
for baby play-pen. (Mont
gomery Ward “surrey top”) |
$6.00 Call 2272.
NOTICE
Wednesday night will be
game night at the Elks Club.
Tne city coj cd did not re
ceive any acceptable bids for
the 21 cars they were offering
for sale.
Several bids for one or two
vehicles were received but
were rejected as the city
wants to dispose of the entire
let.
The vehicles are parked at
the city lot near the citv dock.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW is
now Wednesday and Friday
nights.
NOTICE
Don’t forget the Sunday
morning breakfast at the Elks
Club.
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CENERAl MERCHANDISE
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1 Shenandoah fryers Bacon
Bar-S Weiners Hams Picnics
1 Watermelons Cantaloupes
Bananas
Pepsi Cola Arden Ic« Cream
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COOL OUTFITS
lor baby, sister or brother
also a
Limited number of sale items
Caps 6 Cap Pistols
FLAGS COWBOY HATS
7ftevt & T)ejb{Vitme*tt
Short Sleeve Sport Shirts
faded blue pants Keds
Sun Tans Summer (Japs
T-Shirts
Lite W eight Jackets
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Evinrude Motors Burcticraft <& Bryant Boats
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