NOTICE
H you can not get us on phone
3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Of
fice hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon
day through Thursday, 1 p.m. to 7
p.m. Friday.
Thompson Transfer
notice
Anyone found trespassing on our
property without written permis
sion will be prosecuted to the full
est extent of the law.
Vernon, John and Eugene Holland
12-24-4y
Mrs. A. Isabelle Berg arrived
Thursday from Shelton. Washing
ton. She win remain here: lor an
indefinite stay, visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Berg r
BASE BIRTBS
Leonard Bruce, 7 lbs. 15% «es.,
December 14 to Nadine Claire and
Leonard Haakon Rathie, A KAN,
USN.
James Russell, 7 lbs. 4 ozs., De
cember 19 to Sharon Mac and
Donald Russell Hughes, AG3, USN.
FREIGHT SERVICE
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Office Room 4
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Clarence R. King, agent PHONE 4521
MS LUCIDOR Leaving Seattle, January 12
Calling at Kodiak, Womens Bay, Seldovia and Hosier
The FBI said that Joseph
Bagnola, has been added to the
list of the bureau’s “ten most
wanted fugitives.” First arrested
in Chicago in 1932, the FBI says
Bagnola now is sought for partici
pation in armed robbery and slay
ing at New Orleans June 16, 1950.
(APwirephoto)
It was erroneously reported in
last weeks issue of the Mirror that
consumption of water in the City
of Kodiak is a thousand gallons a
day. This should have read 470,000
gallons usage per day. Normally,
consumption of water is at the
rate of 100,000 to 150,000 gallons
per day. Thus it is seen that water
usage is up by almost 70 percent
over normal. These figures apply
to the main City system.
CARD OF THANKS
We take this opport, t* to
thank oar friends in Kodiak and
everyone in Quzinkie and Afognak
for the kindness shown us during
our recent bereavement.
Nick Anderson .
Bill Anderson
Mrs. Jack Lane
Mrs. Fred Willits
NOTICE
Anyone, cutting trees on, or
along to .> r’s crossing, my home
stead at MU Bay will be prosecut
ed to the full extent of the law.
(S) Bea Nachtweih. 12-3-Sn
Mirror Classified Ads get fast
results.
TO WISH YOU A
Od
Ic is pleasant indeed
at this time of the year to
gratefully acknowledge
The favors we have received
and extend to you our
compliments of the Season.
Mar Lou Apparel
We are pleased to present this poem by Verna St. Louis
Christmas Of ’55 by Verna St Louis
The store is all aglitter
Xmas is again drawing near;
Windows are inviting one and all
To-“Do your Xmas shopping here.”
Across the street is Toy-land
Where you’ll find toys galore;
Bring the kiddies to D & A
Santa is there from one till four.
Ladies wear has all the frills
Slippers, gloves and sweaters too
Carolyn, Calla and Ann are there
To make shopping easier for you.
John and Joe in the hardware
Will show you gift items too:
Radios, guns, skates and appliances
AH bright and shiny and new.
Margaret, Thelma, Fay and Wilma
Keep up the grocery store;
With Marvin, Bob, Vern and Ron
nie
They really have quite a chore.
Don of course works the hardest
But Rollie does his share too;
Preparing ducks, geese and turkeys
For all—but especially you.
Its gift time too in Mens’ Wear
Robes, slippers, ties and sox
Shirts, sweaters, scarfs and hankies
By the each or by the box.
The warehouse men are on the job
They load, unload, check and re
check
Wait on the counter, move again
Up - up to another deck.
Its no easy time for the office force
Bob, lone, Carolyn and Drew
Each one has his share of work
Together, they make a fine crew.
Some faces and names are new
this year
Next year will see changes too;
But Xmas Greetings remain the
same
A BIG MERRY CHRISTMAS TO
YOU.
From oil of us ot
fin pcuveiY
J
This season of the year affords usf a splendid
opportunity to express our Best Wishes to each
of our friends and customers in this area. We are
grateful for your past favors and wish you d
season of great joy and happiness,
;
DONNELLEYl & ACHESON
PHONOS 7502 4040