RUMMAGE SALE—Baptist Mis
sion Sat. afternoon, 1 to 5 p.m.tf
CARPENTERS TOCAL 2162. Of
fice hours 12:00 to 1:00 p. m.
Monday thru Friday. Saturday
evening 7: 30 to 8:30 p.m. at Car
penter’s office across from Fish
erman’s Hall. Box A-1004. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice and gurantfeed work Phone
3083 or 2381. . 7-9-tfn
ASSEMBLY of God Church meets
at 1349 Willow. Sunday School
10 a.m. MorningWorship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship 8 p. ra. Mid
week service Wed. 8 p. m. Mr.
Hirschy, Minister. tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General contractors. Ph. 2061. J.
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
* IF YOU HAVE Property that has
to be proved up, the time is
growing short. We have 20 vari
ous buildings for sale, where is
or will move onto your property.
See Stan Lee at Max’s Drive In.
8-20-tfn
FOR SALE—Harley-Davis motor*
cycle. Good running condition,
Sacrifice sale. Ph. 3551 or 4544
10-22-tfn
WANTED—Bottles. Bring in your
7 oz., 12 oz. & Qt. size beverage
bottles & receive cash deposit.
This includes one way and no
deposit bottles. Kodiak Bottling
Works. Ph. 2244 9-24-tfn
FOR SALE—’54 Vz ton Chev. pick
up. Driven 8000 miles.Also May
tag wringer type wash, mach.,
$15. Gene Gannan, 2nd house be
fore Beachcombers. 10-22-5y
FOR SALE—Homer property for
someone who wants the best.
Beautiful 2 bdrm. home with
bath, hardwood floors, copper
plumbing & full basement. Barn,
greenhouse, garage, chicken
coops and root cellars. Acreage
with lots of road frontage on the
main highway. A perfect view of
the mountains, bay and glaciers.
An excellent truck garden. A
full price of only $12,000 with
reasonable terms. Owner, Harry
L. Fisher, Homer, Alaska. 29-2n
BOR SALE—2 bedroom home in
parklike setting on Potato Patch
Lake. Call A. R. Ewing, Ph. 3551
or 4544. , 8-27 tfn
FOR SALE—1 & 2 bdrm. houses
furnished. Ph. 3264 10-29-tfn
FOR QUICK SALE—Pacific Huts
& frame buildings. Will set up
on your lot. Dollar two three
seventy nine each. Call 3643
evenings, 3414 days, or see Jim
Healey 10-29-2y
FOR SALE—1949 Chev. 4-dr. se
dan, $500. Ph. 2144. 11-5-ly
FOR SALE—Mouton Lamb fur
coats, assorted sizes. Also Mou
ton hoods. 1180 No. Boulevard.
11-5-ly
FOR SALE—1948 Chev. sedan. Ex
cellent cond. Ph. 3264. 11-5-ln
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. home in cen
ter of Kodiak. Completely furn.
New plumbing & water heater,
fenced yard, carpets & closets,
each room. Floored attic, electric
washer & dryer. Insulated walls.
2 porches. Cabinet space. Will
rent for over $125. Call-Mr. Par
ker, 4391 or 0-323. 11-5-ln
FOR RENT—Partially furnished
2 bdrm. house near grade school.
See Spencer at 1449 Poplar,
Aleut. Homes, evenings. 11-5-ln
FOR SALE—2 rm. frame building,
14’ x 28’, pitched roof, asphalt
shingled, set on skids for easy
removal. See at Baptist Mission.
Ph. 2684 11-5-ln
FOR RENT—lMt bdrm house com.
furn. Automatic washer & dry
er, deep freeze, refrig., etc. $100
per month to suitable couple for
6 months. Ph. 3291. 11-5-ln
GET YOUR SHOES repaired now.
Claim all shoes before Sat. Nov.
12. Fields Shoe Shop will be
closed all winter. 11-5-ln
FOR SALE—Baby Buggy, good
cond. Large wheels. $15 Ph.
4101. 11-5-ly
FOR SALE—‘54 Ford Country Se
dan station wagon. Fordomatic—
low mileage. Excellent cond,
Call Lcdr. E. G. Shively, Ph.
259. 11-5-ly
FOR SALE—Electric Frigidaire.
Ph. 4433. 11-5-ln
FOR SALE—Christmas cards - un
usual - exceptionally beautiful -
Scripture text. Limited supply..
Call 2373. ll-5-2y
BLOUNT*OPTICAL SERVICE—Is
now located at 1164 Willow.
Frames, lenses & repairs. Open
every Sat. from 12 to 6 pm. ll-5tf
FOR SALE—Small boy’s bicycle,
blue, 1 month old. Must sell. Al
so childs high chair', practically
new, no scratches. You name
price. Ph. 2521, Mrs. Kerr. House
behind Pattersons Service Stat
tion. 11-5-ln
FOR SALE—House & car cheap.
Leaving city. Make offer for
either, $1500 or less. See Barn
hart at ACS or house at 710 Mill
'Bay Rd., block past Montmartre.
11-5-ly
FOR SALE—Whirlpool gas clothes
dryer. Deluxe model, completely
automatic. Reasonable. Aleutian
Homes ,1325 Poplar. 11-5-ly
HEAVY WOOL SWEATERS_Knit
to order of Canadian yarn. Write
Box 666. ll-5-3y
NOTICE
Aurelia’s Beauty Shop is under
new managemnt and is now Mae’s
Beauty Shop.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on phone
3131, call 4303 for oH 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
NOW OPEN
Mission Road Holman Auto Mart
Gas Pump now open. Gas, oil, auto
repairs, U-Drive cars. Also new
and used car sales. Phone 3081.
Our domestic turkey is a des
cendant of the Mexican turkey
which was taken to Europe by the
Spaniards in the early 16th century
and from Spain continued its trav
els to England. Colonists brought
it to the United States.
A rocket engine developed for
use in a supersonic research plane
produces approximately the same
power as the giant turbines of a
Navy cruiser.
B & B LOUNGE
“Where enemies meet and get along fine”
WINTER HEALTH SUGGESTIONS
First, WINTERIZE yourself at the B & B Clinic
Take no more Baths until May 1st 1956
Prevent Leaky Beak by wearing a coonskin cap.
Drink a full glass of Kodiak Clorine Seepage before meals.
For handwarming carry two of the Greeks Hotcakes in your pocket.
Slav away from crowds, do your Nibbling on Tuesday nites.
Keep out of the cold, enjoy our Hot-Water Heating System.
At first sign of sniffles, have a couple of Snifters.
HOT FLASHES TJipHP W
Vic Norton claims he found a chunk of Uranium in his bag of Super Skinny Smoked Salmon
purchased at the B & B.
Otto Muller, Mayor of Sitkinak Island blew into town for a weeks Birthday celebration. Noth
ing but loaded.
The “New Front” on the Mecca Bar looks wonderful. To keep up I guess we’ll have to wash
our front windows again this year.
The "Super Black Top Hi-way starts at the Base and ends at the Lounge. Our Naval Base
trade not only tells us how much they enjoy the hi-way but are now ordering “BLACK TOP
COCKTAILS.” WOW ! ! One, and your bottom turns black.
CASE BEER
COLD
‘Liquor”
SHASTA POP
COLD
MIXERS
COLD
CHAMPAGNE
COLD
“Wines”
"Pay Checks Cashed Anytime"
Blinns Liquor Store
Mrs. Milton L. Smith left Tues
day for Portland, Oregon. She will
be gone for at least six weeks, most
of which time she will undergo
medical care.
Emil Knudsen is again collect
ing clothing for the peopl/e in the
Westward area.
This is an annual effort'to pro
vide needed clothing for people in
the small communities throughout
the Alaskan Penninsula and the
chain.
Knudsen will pick up the bun
dles or they can be dropped off at
his store, whichever is convenient.
CltfY HOSPITAL NEWS
John Edward, 7 lbs. 9 ozs. Oc
tober 2& Ho Marie and Roy Jones.
Jimmy Edgar, 7 lbs. 4 ozs., Oc
tober 29 to Lucy and Bill Wolkoff.
• Linda Ann, 7 lbs. 4 ozs., October
30 to Tina and JohaMalutin.
Herman Lee, 7 lbs. 11 ozs. No
vember 3 to Fay and Herman Ha
akanson.
n BURIED TREASURE?
U3 THERE REALLY A'TREASURE OF RANCHO
VILLA’? NO CAR! KNOWS FOR SURE, BUT
RUMOR PERSISTS THAT THE PAM0U5 MEXICAN
Bandit chieftain secreted millions in
SOLD AMP SILVER SOMEWHERE IN MEXICO.
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THERE’S A SYSTEM
IN ACHIEVING SECURITY the SYSTEM ? SIMPLE. JUST SAVE THE US. SAViM&S BCW0S
ViAY AMP, WITHOUT REALIZING IT, YOU'VE SET ASIDE A PKIWkJC LITTLE POT OP SOLO
FOR SECURITY EDUCATION OR RETIREMSiT/
HARD TO FOOL
& PET APE WAS THE ONLY SURVIVOR OR A
WRECKER FRENCH FRIGATE DURING OUEEN ASHES
W«(n0l-I7l4). HE WAS CAgTURED BY THE ENGLISH.
WHO CONVINCED HE WAS A
CLEVERLY DISGUISED FRENCH SPY
— HANGED THE POOR BEAST/
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