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PLUMBING Sc HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Copsoy. Ph. 3083 or 3053. tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
FOR REFRIGERATION SERr
VICE. CALL 4822. tfn
WANTED—BOTTLES!—Bring in
your 7 oz., 12 oz.t & Qt. size bev
erage bottles & receive cash de
posit. This includes 1-way & no
deposit & Miller High Life bot
tles. KODIAK BOTTLING
WORKS. tfn
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Mission P.d Max’s Drive-In.
Rev. & Mrs. Cha? 0. Hirschry,
Pastors. Sunday School, 10 am.
fc Morning Worship, 11 am. Evan
gelistic Service, 7:30 pm. C. A.
• Service Young People, 7:30 pm
WetJ. tfn
ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS: If
you have a drinking problem &
need help, write Box 376, Kodiak
or call 3953. Meetings are held
at the Kodiak Health Omter on
Wednesday evenings at 8 pm.
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STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS—
For Information call Mrs. Hire
chy, Ph. 3934. tfn
WATCH REPAIRS—2 day ser
vice, all work guaranteed. Ko
diak Hobby Shop. tfn
SWEDISH MASSAGE & Physical
therapy. Nagging backaches,
headaches and leg pains and
cramps? Why put tup with them
when relief is available? A good
stimulating and relaxing mas
sage will usually give you relief.
Ph. 2904. tfn
REDUCING—Relax while you re
duce—an inch or more a week
without diet—with diet, much
more. So safo & easy. Hips, ab
domen, thighs, legs, etc. Used
succesfully by men a well as
: women. Ph. 2904 for appoint
ment. tfn
FOR SALE — Sewing machines;
watches; guns; cameras, etc.
Consign your goods to us. Ko
diak Hobby Shop. Ph. 4922. tfn
FOR SALE—Pacific oil range, ex
cond. Approx 2 yrs old. Ph
3083. tin
FOR SALE—45 bundles red as
phalt 3 in 1 shingles Will deliv
er for $5.55 per bundle. T. T.
Jackson, Box 1215.
NOW ON—RUMMAGE SALE in
bldg across from Post Office.
7-ly
FOR RENT—On Mission Rd, 2 rm
furn house suitable for couple,
Near Spruce St. Ph 2743. 7-1 n
FOR RENT—Fully furn 35 ft
Royal Spartanette hpuse trailer.
Ph 3333,ask for George Wolkoff.
30-2y
FOR SALE—1949 % ton Chev
pickup, $200. King Crab, Inc.
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FOR RENT—Furn. 1 bdrm apt.
Downtown location- New winter
rates. Ph. 2093, Jack Metzgar.
7-ly
FOR SALE—2-bdrm house comp
tarn. Lg LR, utility rm, mangle,
atrto washer and dryer, deep
fc*fee;%V. etc- P* 4053. tfn
APT FOR RENT—3 rms w/bath,
fully furn, new LR suite. Just
painted, ldy rm, washer & dryer
included. Reasonable priced.
Call 5231 between 6 am to 9 am
or 2:30 to 3:30 <pm weekdays, or
contact Earl Cessna at Mecca
Cab. 7-2>
EST. FOOD ROUTE
800 family Watkins Route now
available. 90 year reputation. A
top-grade one-man business anc
no experience or money requir
ed. Write for full information
to the J. R. Watkins Company
3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle
5, Washington. 7-6r
FOR SALE—Newly remodelec
store bldg. Office equip plus E
apts comp furn. Everything rent
ed, good income—wonderful in
vestment, reasonable terms. Bos
322. 7-lj
FOR REN171—2 trailers, reasona
ble. Pratt’s Trailer Ct. 7~ly
FOR SALE—1952 Chevv earrvu*
ex cond. Good rubber—many
spare parts. LTJG Keller, Pram's
Trailer Ct^No. IB. 7-ly
BARGAIN^MA^^SnS—Clear*
anee sa'** ori all model kits, toys
& erafts. 25% to 30% off—good
bays for Christmas gifts. Kodiak
Hobby Shop, Ph 4922. tfn
FOrHaLE—1957 GE 21 in TV
with stand. $130. Ph Berry at 724
during working hrs or 3742,
Springhill Apts No. 3. 7-ln
LOST—Male black Labrador re
triever, answers to name oi
“Bix”. For reward call 4901.
7-ly
FOR RENT—Downtown furn 1
bdrm apt w/view, $91.50. Ph
Hudson. 2523. 7-ly
HOUSE FOR RENT—2 bdrtn,
good location close to new
school. Call 4172 after 5 pm. 7-ln
FOR RENT—Roadmaster 30 ft
trailer, furn. Clean & cozy, ideal
for young couple, avble Dec. 5,
Located at Spruce & Mission Rd
Ph 4062. ffn
FOR RENT—Furn 3 bdrm modern
house downtown. Ldy facilities.
Sml family. Ready now. Clean,
warm. Ph 4062. tfn
FOR SALE—Bendix Duomatic
washer-dryer combination, less
than 1 yr old, $400 Contact Lt.
Davenport, 9-925 or 263. 7-1 y
FOR SALE—Boy’s bike, $10;
baby’s bathtub, new, $8; child’s
12 bass accordian w/case, $28.50.
Ph 2292. 7-ly
FOR RENT—Comp furn 4 bdrm
house w/full basement. Ph
' 3801. 7-1b
FOR RENT—1 bdrm apt down
town, $87.50 mo. Ph 2092 aftei
6 pm.
FOR SALE—1955 Ford Victoria
fow milage. $1,250 cash. Blu<
. Book is $1,600. See at Clark’:
Garage. tfr
WANTED tO RENT—Bldg Lr
City limits for new business. PI
4862 after 7 pm. 7-lj
FOR SALE—*Fur coat, Russiai
Marnlink, size 14, good cond. $35
Ph 2643. 7-lj
FOR RENT—30 ft Roadmaster
trailer. Xot 7, Pratt’s Trailer Ct
Couple only. Contact Charles
Johnson, Ph 4381. 7-lr
FOR RENT—Furn 2 rm apt, newl<)
painted. Elec wash mach & re
frig. Navy approved. Close tc
town. Ph 2054. 7-l o
FOR SALE—1948 Ply 2 dr sedan,
R&H, good rubber. Ex mechanic
csd cond. $200. Call 2121. tfn
FOE RENT—Valley Rentals. Low
rates. Ph 2781 or 4141. tfn
FOR SALE—2 trailers. Real bar
gains. Pratt’s Trailer Ct. 7-ly
FOR RENT—Special winter rates
—downtown apt. Ph 2473. tfn
FOR RENT—1100 sq. ft. storage
in Johnson Bldg. Ph 4561 or
3311. tfn
A REAL BUY—TAKE NOTICE —
Why pay $00 or $100 per mo
rent when for $2,S95 you can
buy a quonset film? Elec stove,
1 fhot water heater, Duo-therm oil
1 heater. Everything goes for this
price. Newly painted inside &
| out. A 400 gal. oil supply. Kim
sul insulated floors, newly built
kitchenette plus lot. See Mathy
Fitzgerald at City Dock Welding
Shop after 5 pm. 7-ly
REWORK THE U.S. COMMISS
IONER AND FX OFFfCTO
PROBATE JUDGE FOR THE
KODIAK RECORDING
PRECINCT. THIRD
DIVISION
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of... the • Last W?U
and Testament of LEE H. WARE
FIELD.
No. 501 Filed Dec. 2, 1957
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, John S.
HePenthal, was on the 14th day
of February 1955, by an order of
the above entitled Court appointed
ancillary administrator with t*vs
will annexed of the estate of LEE
H. WAKEFIELD, deceased; and
that he thereupon qhaliFed as
such ancillary administrator in the
manner required by law, and all
creditors of, and persons having
claims against, said decedent are
hereby required to present their
claims, with the necessary vou
chers, within six months from the
date hereof, to the undersigned
ancillary administrator at 608
Fourth Avenue, P.O. Box 941,
Anchorage, Alaska, which office
the undersigned hereby designates
as his place of business in all
matters connected with the said
estate.
DATED at Anchorage, Alaska,
this; 15th day of November, 1957.
(Signed) John S. Hellenthal,
Ancillary Adiministrator of
the Estate of Lee H. Wake
field, deceased.
Publication dates:
1st—December 7, 1957
2nd—December 14, 1957
3rd—December 21, 1957
4th—January 4, 1953
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will enjoy and be
blessed by the program of
this churfch . . . There's a
place for all . . * and all are
welcome.
BRING 1HE FAMILY
Sat. - 8 P.M.
FILM
of Saul of Tarsus”
Former Resldemit
Weds Canadian
The wedding of Miss Blance
Violet Mae Brillon was solemnized
at Beverly Hills recently. SUie be
came the bride of Mr. John Dick
son MacDonald of Edmonton.
Miss Brillon is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnmeyer
of Kodiak. She lived here for
approximately eight years prior to
leaving for California, and attend
ed school here.
The bride, a former staff mem
ber of the Loretta Young Finish
ing School in Los Angeles, was a
lecturer in voice culture and a
teaching member of the Depart
ment of Extension, UCLA speech
arts department.
The bridal couple then made a
trip to San Francisco and Western
United States. Mr. MacDonald is a
lieutenant m lae Av
serve Army. They will uuxLc their
home temporarily at iiavvaon
Creek, B. C.
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ALONG THE WATERFRONT
nesday, December 1.1, presumably
with a heavy load of Christmas
freight . Clarence King,
agent for the Line here for many
years, left with his family yester
day for his new assignment at
Ketchikan.
Not too much activity at King
Crab, Inc., but there are portents
of some for the future. The Ju
neau, Western and King Fish are .
now on the South end of the Is
land crab fishing, and the power
scow Josy with Dick Olson the
skipper, left for the same area and
will act as tender for the crab
fleet. The fleet is expected to re
main out until Christmas.
Bob Resoff Manager at the can
nery, phoned from Texas. He is on
his way to New Orleans and is
looking over the shrimp opera
tions at the same time as he is on
^vacation. *
t- -
Mo *cv;—Krusehchev charged la t
night that part first of Sputnik?
carrier rocget fell on the United
States, but Americans “Do hot
want to give it bac - to- ijs.” ^ir..t
reports didn’t say where it fell
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Readers and Advertisers «
The Christmas issue of the KODIAK
MIRROR will be published Saturday,
December 21.
Christmas Greeting selections are
now available to advertisers.
The Kodiak Mirror will not be pub
lished the Saturday following
Christmas Day, December 28, but
will appear as usual Saturday, Jan
uary 4.
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