PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey, Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General Contractors. Ph. 3951. J
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
w.hu'he.u——linng 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. S tfn
FOR SALE—Hick’s place at Chig
nik. 20 x 30 house partly furn.
Has fireplaee, bathroom, light
plant, etc. Will sacrifice for
$1,000. George Hicks, Box 423,
Kodiak or Pi. 2642. tfn
CLOSING OUT SPECIAL- While
they last—pressure oil burners, re
conditioned & tested—new per
formance. $30. New oil burner
transformers, $16.30. Leo Sears
Co. Ph. JMi. 13-tfn
NEW SKATE SHARPENER Has
arrived. Precision grinding, SI
pr. FIELDS SHOE SHOP, tfn
FOR SALE—Rental property, 6
units. Reasonable rents, good lo
cation in town. Price $25,000.
Terms, one-third down, balance
$200 per month. Will pay for
itself. Write only to Box 813,
Kodiak. 24-tfn
FOR SALE—Bunny coats, small,
med. & large, $2.50; Korean
boots 7 to 12, $4-95; Shoe pacs,
used, $3.50—have new, 9, $4.95;
Mukluks, small, med. & large.
$3.50; Parkas small, med. & lg.,
$10; Sweaters, $3; Kersey lined
pants, waist size 30 to 40, $9; O.
D. pants, waist size 29 to 44,
$4.45; Wool sox, 3 pr. for SI;
Gloves, innersoles, ski bindings,
snow shoe bindings; 25 ft. exten
sion cords, $2.75, 50 ft., $3.75;
Pillows, small $.50, large $1. We
will send C.O.D. to you. Allied
Surplus, Box 639, Mountain
View, Alaska. 17-4n
FOR THE FINEST In informal
pictures & portraits, taxen ic
your home c^ll Roger Clough,
Ph. 3271. - " tfn
FOR SALE—1 Vi ton Ford flatbed
truck. New engine. Ph. 4674. tfn
FOR SALE—Ideal Xmas gifts—1
new 25” Worlds best Schwinr
Deluxe lightweight bike. 1
used ’55 Schwinn Deluxe ligh'
weight bike. Both Vi price. Ph
2273, Gillilan. l-3j
WHY FIX IT YOURSELF?’'— (
When you can get fast, courteous .
service. Trash removal, windows
washed, storm windows repair
ed, yards cleaned, pipes lagged, j
rooms decorated, any other odd j
jobs around the home—name j
them—we’ll do them. Fo1- priees
& estimates call 3053 or 2571
before 10 am or alter 5 pm 8-2n
FOR SALE—Comfortable 2 bdrm.
house, $5500. Terms possible.
Ph. 4541. 24-tfn
GENERAL SEWING & Minor re
pairs. Clothes must be clean.
Evenings & all day Saturday.
1st house below Baptist Church,
Mill Bay Rd. Helen Shuravoloff
Parrish. l-2n
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS -
Meetings every Wednesday, 7:30
p. m. Write Box 162 for lurther
information. 1-tfn
FOR SALE—Laundered flour
sacks, $2.75 per dz. Unlaunder
ed $1.75 per dz. LA LANDES
BAKERY. tin
FOR SALE—Furn. ’house near
Spruce St. playground. Call
Ghurke, Ph. 4491 between 6 &
7:30 p. m. 8-tfn
FOR SALE—1 only G. E. washing
machine, $55. 1 only Olympic o~
range, $75. Bill Worth, Cope St
Ph. 3681._ 81y
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. Quonset.
Warranty deed. Large lot. $2750.
Ph. 4842. 3-tin
FOR SALE—1951 Olds 88. Call
Dever at 307 weekdays or see
at 1442 So. Brooklyn eves, and
weekends’ 8-1 n
LOST—Brown plastic framed
men’s glasses Saturday even.ng.
'Physicians Optical, Anchorage’
on brown leather case. Return
to Mirror office. Reward. Dick
Griffith, Box A-1026. 8-ly
FOR SALE—-Dining extension
table with leafs (no chairs), new
kitchen drop leaf table, 2 chairs,
2 occasional leather chairs, sq.
coffee table, 1955 Norge auto
matic washer. 1161 Birch. 8 ly
FOR RENT—Apt. downtown. Suit
able for couple. Ph. 2473. 8-tfn
HELP WANTED—Experienced
sales girl LALANDES BAKERY
Ph. 3454 or 3091. 8-ln
A NEW LINE of luggage at
KNUDSEN’S. Its smart, its
tough, and makes a wonderful
gift. Come have a look. 8-ln
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society oi
Kodiak holds Sunday Services an,
Sunday School every Sunday al
11:00 a. m., evening services the
third Wednesday of each montt
at 8 p. m., Hillside Chapel on th«
’ Base. Please use side entrance.
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Holiday ^eotivitieo.
Store Hours 9 to 6
Blinn Building
Fridays 9 to 8
Phone 3102
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Conservationists
ro Dine Tonight
The fourth annual dinner of the
Codiak Conservation Club will be
ield this evening in the Rose
loom of the Civilian Club on the
4aval Station.
Moose, elk, venison, salmon and
ting crab wil be served. This
/ear, for the first time, ‘ Hacli
;ans” (or grunnions, if you are a
Californian) will be on the menu.
Dinner is scheduled to begin at
1 p. m. and a floor show has been
planned. Bob Lee is chairman of
)f the affair, with Verne Mc
Corkle acting as M. C. Lt. EsLng
er, phone 349, is accepting reser
vations.
Speech Mechanics
btudy f orum Held
The Kodiak Island Toastmasters
Club’s meeting Tuesday evening at
the Montmartre was devoted en
tirely to an educational piog.am
in speech making. The prog . am,
prepared by the Educational V ce
president, Harold Booth, was pro
nounced excellent by the mem
bers present.
Prepared speeches were deliver
ed by Bob Johnson, president oi
th Club, who spoke on the subjecl
of “Evaluation," and Jules R idin
sky, on “Voice Inflection and Per
sonality In Speech Making." Brth
talks were well received.
Toastmaster Booth then called
on each member to give a 90 sec
ond speech on the subject ‘The
Thing That Bothers Me Most ir
Making a Speech.” M.mber Carl
Huer was awarded a six montt
paid up membership for hi
speech on the subject, by a pane
of judges and the acclaim of thosi
present.
Jackson Family
To Vacation
T. T. (Monk) and Loveis Jack
son and son Dell left yesterda,
for a vacation in Oklahoma, Nev
Mexico and California where the
will visit relatives.
Monk is employed in the Cai
penter Shop on the Naval Statio;
and Loveis is on the staff of th
Kodiak Mirror. They plan to r«
turn in the middle of January.
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
The next regular meeting of th
Kodiak Garden Club will be hel
on Wednesday, December 12, i
the home of Mrs. Alice Given. Th
program of the evening will cove
“Unusual House Plants” and
timely article on “How to Care ft
Gift Plants.” Mrs. Fern Colli,
will act as hostess.
The club will hold its annu;
Christmas party on Wednesda
December 19 at the home of Mr
Louise Coon. Gifts will be e
changed. Club members will al:
work on JUhristmas favors for tl
hospital as has been their custo:
for several years. Mrs. Oleta Ka
guest at the last meeting brougl
with her samples and ideas fi
tray favors and will assist tl
members in this work.
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LARGE CHRISTMAS
IIOLLY WREATHS
I Add the Christmas spirit to yoi
j home, beautifully gift wrappr
} guaranteed to arrive in perfe
condition.
Price: $4.85 prepaid Air-cxpre
Terms: Check or draft with orde
HILLSIDE IIOLLY FAR
1445 Renton Three Tree
Point Road
Seattle 88 Washington
Sunrise-Sunset
Sunrise and sunset born 3 as sup
plied by Fleet Weather Station
on the Naval Base for the next
seven days as as follows:
December 9
December 10
December 11
December 12
December 13
December 14
December 15
Sunns* Sunset
8:41 3:24
8:42 3:23
8:43 3:23
8:45 3:23
8:46 3:22
8:47 3:22
8:48 3:22
NOTICE
$100 reward for information
leading to the arrest and convic
tion of party or parties unlawfully
taking cattle from Crooked Island
and Popoff Island. Inform Kodiak
Police Department. 8-ly
CURRENT
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Peg Goodrich is opening a Branch Office
of the Alaska Bookkeeping
Service in Kodiak
Notary Public Stenographic Service Payroll Service
Business Advisor Income Tax Specialist
Metzgar Aportment--Apt. D
Ph. 2832 Box 113
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for tbe whole family
New riiqijd tires fur safe winter driviuq.
Winter will soon start -- Yuu’ve seen noth
ioq yei! Uur budget sales at less than State*
side prices, or laiqu trade in allowances far
your ihiu t»res make it a fine investment la
buy aim.
All sizes, treads aud piices -- ter if it; bar
gains in larqe sizes aud new change-overs.
Lei our experience advise >uu - largest tire
aud autumulive stuck in fiudtak.
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