Classifieds
CARPENTER’S 2162 are dispatch
ing out of the Labor office in
Blinn Bldg. Mrs. Veta Franks is
dispatcher. Ph. 4261. Carpenter
office is open Friday, 7:30 to
3:30. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey, Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
4871- 5-tfn
ASSEMBLY of God Church meets
at 1349 Willow. Sunday School
10 a.m. MorningWorship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Mid
week service Wed. 7: 30 p.m. Mr.
Hirschy, Minister. tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General Contractors. Ph. 3951. J
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
. afternoons at the Baptist Mission
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING—
Taping. 3 sample books, latest
designs. Free estimates, no ob
ligation. See Gene Gannon, tfn
Ph. 3361. tfn
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
Meet every Sunday at .2 p. m
For information Ph. 2841 or
Write Box 213, Kodiak. tfn
F01 RENT—Office space in Blinn
BJdg. 23 tfn
PRIME RIB DINNER -Every Fri
day from 5 to 11 pY m. $4.00.
Small cuts for small fry! THE
MONTMARTRE. tfn
MONTMARTRE PATRONS Please
Note — Chuck Wagon dinner
served every Wednesday. All -
yon can eat for $3.00. tfn
FOR SALE—1 lot in the finest
part of town. Right between
Fry’s and Babbats on 6th. See
or phone John Gibbons, 3632. In
FOR SALE—Siamese kittens, 7
left 4 housebroken. Apply white
house directly behind Kodiak
Mirror office. Ph. 2861. 8-tfn
CAMERA REP AIRING—AH types
camera & projector repairing.
Rapid service, reasonable. Nor
man's Photo Shop. 8-tfn
WANTED—BOTTLES—Bring in
your 7 oz. & qt size beverage
bottles & receive cash- deposit.
This includes one way and no
deposit bottles. KODIAK BOT
TLING WORKS, Ph. 2244. 8 tfn
DO YOU WISH TO Do something
about your drinking problem?
Write Box 162 or Pn. 3383. 8-4y
WANTED — STORE SUITABLE
FOR SURPLUS GENERAL
MERCHANDISE OPERATION.
LOCAL MANAGER OR PART
NER WOULD BE ACCEPT
ABLE. WILL SUPPLY STOCK
FROM SEATTLE. SUCCESS
FUL OPERATOR OF TWO
WASHINGTON STORES.
WRITE GENE FELDHEGER,
232, 1ST AVE. NO., SEATTLE,
WASHINGTON. 3-3n
FOR SALE—Taxi cab reasonably
priced, 14 years estab'ishei busi
ness; 2 lots, 4 rm. house, proper
ty well located 1 blk from busi
ne?s distric*. First time ever of
fered for sale. Reason. iL health.
Intrcsted pa.tiea write Bo;; 1051.
Kodiak, Alasku S4y
FOR SALE—Hick’s place at Chig
nik. 20 x 30 house partly furn.
Has fireplace, bathroom, light
plant, etc. Will sacrifice for
$1,000. George Hicks, Box 425,
Kodiak or Ph. 2642. tfn
EARN $150.00 to $200.00 A WEEK
That’s what our men and women
in Alaska are earning. And the
reason for that is we offer the con
sumer just the type of clothing
they need at low direct-to-consum
er prices. No age limit. Take
orders from repeat and new cus
tomers. Jackets with zip off hood,
sweaters, shirts, knitted dresses,
hosiery, snosuits, pants, blankets.
Over 200 items in wearing apparel
for entire family. Samples furnish
ed, no investment. Northwestern
Woolen Co., 403 Nicollet Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn. Dept, W. 15-ln
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. furn. home,
$6500. Ph. 4541. 15-ly
FOR SALE—1955 Ford 4 dr. 11 &
H, Fordomatic. 2 tone red &
ivory. Many extras. Best offer.
Call 3581. 15-ln
FOR SALE—1951 Chev. 4-dr. se
dan, R & H, new nylon tubeless
tires. Call 263 or 674. 15-ln
FOR SALE—7 month-old blue
parakeet, cage & accessories,
halt price. Call 263 o¥ 674. 15-ln
WANTED—Baby sitter, 5 days a
week in my home. Ph. 2134. In
FOR SALE^'52&~r55 Chev. pick
ups. Felton & Tenney on Mill
Bay Road. - *'f 15-4y
FOR SALE—Equity in 2 bdrm.
furn. house on large lot with ex
cellent view. Good water. Lo
cated in ocean-view sub divslon.
2383. 15-ly
FOR SALE—9” lathe and motor,
electric drill, new automatic
floor furnace, comp. New oil
burner complete with controls.
Tools, oil burner controls, cop
per tubing & fittings, refrigera
tor parts, electric testing met
ers, electric motors. Ph. 3811,
Automatic Refrigeration, Box
644. 15-ln
FOR SALE—3 bdrm. furn. house,
priced very reasonable. See
Spracher, Tagura Rd. 15-ln
KODIAK SAW SERVICE
Kodiak Saw Service offers a new
kind of service to Kodiak. We shar
pen all types of saws, dado head
ers, planer knives, butcher knives.
We have the machinery to da it.
Located on South Brooklyn.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred in my name by any
one other than myself,
ji) Emil Christoffersen, Jr. 8-2y
3 Bears Dropped
By Father - Sons
A "major operation” was per
formed on the bear population
here, when three doctors, guided
by Alf Madsen, completed a suc
cessful hunt this week and return
ed with three bears.
The hunters Dr. Walter Lawr
ence, Sr., of Chicago, and his two
sons, Dr. Walter Lawrence, Jr., of
New York, and Dr. Gene Lawrence
r\f Nput Orleans hunted In the
Afognak Island area, and operated
out of Madsen’s new camp at Port
age Lake. They expressed great
satisfaction with the trip. Dr.
Gene Lawrence’s 9 foot 8 inch
bear was the largest of the three.
The Senior Lawrence shot an 8
foot, 6 inch bear and his son Wal
ter an 8 looter.
The party particularly liked the
fishing, according to Madsen. They
all stated they had never seen
such fishing and regretted having
to leave so soon. They ate rainbow
trout for breakfast every morning
according to the guide.
The party planned to make a trip
aver the Valley of Ten Thousand
Smokes before returning home, if
the weather permits.
BASE HOSPITAL BIRTHS
Marilyn Ann, weighing 6 lbs. 15
ozs., was born on September 6 to
Deloris and Jerome Henderson,
SN, USN. Marilyn Ann is the first
child for the Hendersons’.
Richard Dewane, weighing 9 lbs.
IIV2 ozs., was born on September
8 to Pearl Louise and Alan Ivan
Chaffee, BM2, USN. Richard is
the Chaffee’s fifth child.
SCHOOL DEDICATION
(Continued from Page 1)
with a Steinway Concert Grand
piano. “Completion of the school
is a dream come true,” she said.
Jules Radinsky, substituting for
William Lamme, President of Ro
tary, presented American and Al
askan flags to the school. Radinsky
led the audience in a round of ap
plause for the School Board.
Following the benediction, pro
nounced by Rev. Talbott, and a
:losing selection by the Navy Band,
led by D. L. Daley, ME3, refresh
ments were served in the cafeteria
by the PTA members, and an in
spection of the building followed.
Here There Everywhere
(Continued from page 2)
business men capable of putting
the City on a business basis.
*****
Jottings: Fairbanksans have big
hearts. When the Rendezvous
burned down, nearly every enter
tainer in town as well as musicians
and bartenders put on a big party
and raised $2,500 for the night
spot.“Fashions in cars,”
according to Jessens Weekly, “like
fashions in clothing, bear little re
semblance to practicality .... Re
minds us of new clothes, to wear
which, most women must com
pletely change their shapes by the
use of constricting foundation gar
ments .... They look nice, but
oh, the congestion they create ..!”
• * • * •
J. Edgar Hoover of the FBI
states: “We complain about high
taxes, but last year crime cost
every man, woman and child in
the United States $122.00, or a
staggering estimated total of twen
ty billions of dollars. Perhaps this
figure could become more mean
ingful if we realized that for every
$1.00 spent on education, crime
costs $1.46, and for every $1.00
which went to the churches of the
nation, $13.00 went to crime."
• * * * *
“In 1900," according to Time
magazine, “only 4.1 percent of the
population were 65 or over.” This
figure has more than doubled. Now
these “senior citizens” account for
8.4 percent.
*****
About the only thing the new
telephone being demonstrated by
the Kodiak Telephone Company,
lacks is television. Equipped with
a microphone which enables thfe
speaker to be more than thirty
feet away if he desires, the listen
ers voice is also amplified and can
be heard by all in the room. Con
fusion was the word for it in one
demonstration we sat in on, when
about six people chimed in on the
conversation—it must have been
baffling to the party on the other
end of the line.
HOLMAN AUTO MART
Phono 3031
Standard Oil Products U S. Rubber Co. Distributor
Gasoline. Oil HERTZ LICENSE Automotive, Commercial -
Tires. Accessories (2nd in Territory) from the smallest to the
New cars by the hour, day, week largest in tires, etc.
or longer. Rates at $ 10 per day
and 12 cents per mile.
We can Offset authorized Franchised Deliveries through
the Federal Automotive Service in new or used automobiles. (
Finance and insurance arranged in advance at lowest rates. You
are free to take your car anywhere in the world.
We can use a few good clean trade-ins at once
We do body, fender work and refini3hing General mechanical work
Open every Night until Midnight
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D-I-A-L 3434 Anytime
Orpheum Theatre
TODAY—SATURDAY
Matinee at 2:00
Evening — 7 & 9
Shows At—3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
MONDAY: 7:00 — 9:00 p. »i.
SUNDAY & MONDAY
'A SMASH!"
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