Classic r^Js
FUR SALE - 1952 Dodge nick
up. Heater, defroster 6 000
miles. Excellent condition,
Reasonable. See Robertson.1
house across st. from Elks. !
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FOR SALE—2 pr. chartreuse,
unlined faille drawdrapes,
each panel 84” x 90", $30;
2 burgundy Montgomery
Ward fashiontuft scatter
rugs 4’ x 6’ aid 2 oval bur
gundy shag rugs 27” x 48”,
$35; 1 gray shag rug 4’ x 6’
and 2 gray shag rugs 3u” x
54”, $25; one Samson steel
card table W-two folding
chairs, $15; 1 cobbler bench
coffee table and 1 occasional
dropleaf table, $35; 1 West
inghouse electric roaster W
fitted dishes,'$25; two wall
pictures, $4; 14’-0 Burch
craft boat, 7i h.p. Evinrude
motor, gas can, 3 lifesaver
cushions, $400; Plumbers
OUR HELP-YOURSELF ICE BOX
has
FANCY CHEESES
BUTTER EGGS MILK
Pop Cold Milk
Herring Tidbits in Wine Sauce
and other refrigerated foods
STOP in and SEE IT!
O STORE HOURS
OPEN TILL 7 P. M.
Fridays till 8pm Sunday 12-4pm
For fre^ delivery call 4224 before 3pm
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NOTICE
The following named persons appear to be delinquent
in their payment of utility bills due the City of Kodiak. De
mand is hereby made for such payment.
Immediate payment of this utility bill will avoid the
necessity of issuing of a warrant of distraint as covered uf°r
Section XXV of Ordinance Number 88.
NAME
AMOUNT DUE
Altmeir, John
Austerman, Stanley
Buchanan, Dan
Farlie, Harold
Gundlach. Harvey
Hand, Bernice
Hoylman, D. N.
Malutin. John
Martin, Ray
Muller, Walter
Murphy, William
Norman, L. J.
Owen, Robert
Shuravaloff, Nick
Smith, Talmage
Sundburg, Rudolph
Warren, Charles
Chernoff, Tim
Evans, Holly
Grohe, Jack
King, Robert
Mahie, Otto
Griggs, Nadia
15.40
28.40
70.85
10.80
100.00
67.50
27.00
17.40
291 85
808.25
46.40
117.40
21.80
49.50
15.90
64 20
75.95
111.90
43.80
10.80
63.40
76.40
8.60
1IEDLOFF
[s] ROBERTA.
Clerk-Treasurer
City of Kodiak, Alaska
k, must be moved
from new school ground.
Must be sold at once! See
Elmer Hartson at new
school or first new house be
low Baptist Church.
GREAT Mid Summer Sale—
Mix or mat extra pants for
half price with suit order.
Made out of high quality
material imported from
England, or good materials
made in U.S.A. Over 300
fabrics to pick your suit
from. This offer is good only
to August 20. Rush while
selections are good. Fit and
satisfaction guaranted. At
Dad’s Barber Shop.
RUMMAGE — sale, Every
Saturday afternoon at the
Kodiak Baptist Mission be
tween 1 and 5 pm.
FOR SALE—baby buggy, $15.
Call 2272.
FOR SALE—one small com
pletely fu. nished house. One
block from postoffice. Call
3354 after 4 pm call 2202.
FOR SALE — Homer Light
foot’s cab. Call 3062. tf.
FOR SALE—lovely two bed
room, home, beautiful view,
completely furnished, mo
dern, close in. Phone 3601.
FOR SALE—nine and one half
foot Coldspot refrigerator,
excellent condition. Contact
Chief Falk, Navy 543 or 30i.
FOR SALE—1941 Buick se
danette, radio and heater.
Good condition. Will accept
first reasonable offer. Con
tact Chief Falk. Navy 543
or 307.
FOR SALE—late model Norge
electric stove, $110. Good
condition. See at B.G. & M.
Go. or call 2142.
| Homes for Sale
, Three bedroom home with
'hardwood floor and tile bath
| and kitchen. Overlooks Potato
: Datch Lake. Selling for only
$12,500.
Two bedroom home with some
furniture. Building needs re
pair work. Good buy at $4b50
and only one block from Post
Office.
One bedroom completely fur
nished house on Cope Street.
Has three quarter basement
that can be used as extra bed
room. $6500 will purchase.
One bedroom partially fur
nished home on Mission Road.
Just outside City limits. $4500
will handle.
Business opportunity, 27,000
acre cattle ranch on Antone
Larson Bay. Includes 10 head
of cattle, two buildings, silo,
farm machinery. Will produce
sufficient beach rye for winter
feed. Exceptional buy at
$15,000.
IMSUE AMCE DEPT.
BANK OF KODIAK
FOR SALE — modern desk
model sewing machine, ro
tary treadle, in good con
dition. All attachments in
cluding button holer. Phone
2532.
FOR SALE—Hammond solo
vox; Royal portable type
writer. See Moffitt next
door to Quality Bakery.
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As in the past, Macintosh will favor both contemporary
and conservative tastes-with the same high degree of
tailoring skill that has established Macintosh ns the
Standard of many of the West Coast's most eminent
personalities.
Let the preference of these “best dressed’’ men be your
g lide and assurance that Macintosh clothes are the
very finest—in every wav.
“Cut and Tailored to Your Individual Measure”
Skb W. P. McCREIGHT Today
Kadiak llulcl Friday thru Tuesday
Orpheum Theatre
Phone 3232
Double Feature
! Last time today
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