A new and modern plant, to
replace the Standard Oil Com
pany of California’s Ketchi
kan facilities which were des
troyed by fire in 1952, is now
in operation.
The Ketchikan plant is now
prepared to handle an even
greater volume of business
than before the fire, M. C.
Coon, local Standard Oil rep
resentative, said.
NOTICE
During the month of August
breakfasts at the Elks Club
will be discontinued. Game
night will continue each
Wednesday night. The bar at
the club will be closed during
August for remodeling.
To Conduct I
Services Here
| Dr. Torrey Johnson, former |
! president of Youth for Christ.
International, will be in Ko
diak August 28 to 30 and will
speak at the Community Bap
tist Church.
He is under the auspice ot
Kodiak Island Missionary En- >
deavor. Dr. Johnson is now'
working with the Gospel Cru-.
sade in Anchorage. ‘
Married on July 28 by Com--!
missioner A. M. Vokacek were
Alfred B. Cratty of Kodiak
and Miss Emily Christiansen
of Old Harbor. Ben Benson
and Gil Jarvela were witnes
ses.
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Skirts
Suits
Scarfs
Hats
Blouses
Coats
Flowers
Purses
Costume Jewelry
Dresses: Casual - Cocktail - Formal
cffexu selection of: Wool Jersey 'Blouses
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
CLASSIFIES
FOR SALE— Fower D.sket
Forist Shop. Phone 2661.
WANTED - to buy an army
cot. Call 2661.
FOR SALE — Melville Clark
baby grand piano. $750. See
at quonset hut 498 Naval
station. Call Harold Holden
at 379 from 8 to 4:30.
FOR SALE—Piano accordion,
almost new, $200. Phone
Earl Meyers. Navy 355.
REWARD $50— for informa
tion leading to the rental of
a housing unit for a man,
wife and two small children.
Call 2142 or sae Bob Blair.
WANTED—to rent. House or
apartment. Will pay $50
bonus. Call Navy ext. 609
ask for Phillips.
FOUND—small white handle
knife. Owner claim same
and pay for ad at MIRROR
office.
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. ll-l-5c
CALL—3101 for light delivery
C. W. Cunningham’ reason
able rates 8-8
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Bet
;inger have purchased lot 34,
hock 3 of the Erskine sub
livision from the Erskine es
tate, and received a warranty
deed for the property.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Look
I have sold their property on a
.part of lot 3, US Survey 2873
'to Mr. and Mrs. Royal E. (
j Munson, and a warranty deed
j for the transfer has been re
corded.
Mrs. Merrill Coon was dis
charged from the hospital
.Wednesday after spending
' several days there for medical j
! attention.
Al Shyman, memoer u. m*
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
and a prominent figure in
settling ship) ing tie ups at
the Port of Seattle, was in
Kodiak Thursday and «yester=
day.
He called on J. G. Martz
and visited merchants in town.
NOTICE
Presenting Michael DeMay’s
Paris collection of beautiful
suits and coats. See Pat Win
ninghoff at Kodiak Hotel, Fri
day, Aug. 7 to Tuesday, Aug.
11.
NOTICE
Wednesday night will be
game night at the Elks Glvth.
The Idle Hour
where “fine fellows”
meet .
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