NOTICE
The Informal Group of Christian
..-^Scientists meet for Sunday ser
A dwwnstration of the best known methods of hair and scalp treat
ments to be jgiven to the citizens of our city.
Wliat Is Your Reason For Baldness?
H atCL MERRILL CLIENTS IN THE VICINTY OF KODIAK, AlJ^KA
SI3UE INVITED TO APPEAR AT THE KODIAK HOTEL, ON WED
■' sHKSOAY, ONLY, MAY 9. 12 NOON UNTIL 9 P. M THESE PRI
V WATE INDIVIDUAL REEXAMINATIONS ARE FREE OF CHARGE
^\ND ARE A PART OF THE ESTABLISHED SERVICE TO OUR
CLIENTS.
, >41ahoma City, Oklahoma, March
Jid, in an interview here today, G.
IV Abbott, international hair and
* ;a4p consultant and Director of
Merrill Hair & Scalp Consultants,
..'id: “There are many different
conditions that may cause
«en and women to lose their hair,
common sense, a person
-jsrast realize no one tonic or so
t -jdted cure-all can correct all
fc*e*e different conditions,” he
r.-<p8ained.
eOEAD WHAT A FEW OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN
vif A IR AND SCALP ASSOCIA
TIONS’ MANY SATISFIED
CLIENTS HAVE SAID ABOUT
' I IK 1 It HOME TREATMENT IN
’ '.'HEIK UNSOLICITED REPORTS;
'HERE ARE MANY MORE IN
OUR FILES:
My hair has grown very much,
job can see new hair all over my
icalp. The new hair looks lively
.And much better. I am well pleased
j»ith rny hair, it looks so much bet
r-jer and much thicker and I thank
Igou so much.”
C. Burkett
tiothan. Alabama
is have been told that you can not
'row hair on a bald scalp. Merrill
s doing it! The treatment should
on the records as the greatest
discovery of all times.
Ernest Johnson
567 Lynn Street
Fostoria, Ohio
Since beginning my treatment my
'isair is softer, more manageable,
*od it is not breaking or coming
sa*rf nearly so much. I notice a gen
eral appearance of new hair all
waver my scalp. I am very pleased
\jnlh the treatment”
B. P. Brown
Alva, Oklahoma
Guaranteed
"Not everyone can be helped by the
Merrill Home Treatment. Only
.hose we think we can help are ac
<cepted for treatment. Those who
care accepted for Merrilll Home
vice* m the Hillside <’< ■
the Base, every Sunday i
Sunday School is held at the
hour.
:i on
p m.
same
Treatment are given this guaran
tee, “If you are not completely
satisfied at the end of thirty days,
your money will be returned."
This is only because most people
are skeptical of claims that hair
can grow on balding heads. Usual
ly when a person avails himself of,
the Merrill treatment, his skepti
cism disappears.
No Cure-All
“We have no cure-all for slick,
shiny baldness,” Abbott empha
sizes. “If there is still fuzz, that
hair follicle of the scalp is still
producing hair. Merrill’s users
have grown hair. We have many
reports testifying that after using
our home treatment, weak fuzz has
developed into healthy mature
hair. Proper use of this home
treatment may bring about a
healthy scalp condition which will
help the body to produce new
hair. If there is any fuzz at all, a
healthy scalp condition may be re
stored, and the hair may grow
normally again as nature intend
ed.” There is one thing Abbott
wants to be certain every man and
woman knows. If a recession ap
pears at the temple or a spot be
gins to show up on the crown of
the head, there is something wrong
and it should be given immediate
attention.
Free Examination
In addition to reexamining present
clients, the Merrill method of
home treatment will be demon
strated to others who are interest
ed. The examination is very thor
ough and highly technical. It re
quires 20 to 30 minutes. The Con
sultant makes no charge for this
examination and no appointment
is necessary. After examining the
person, he is told the required
length of treatment and how much
it will cost. Regular reports are
made to the Merrill firm in Okla
homa City to check the progress
of the home treatment
HOW’S YOUR HAIR
IF IT WORRIES YOU CALL OUR CONSULTANT, E. L. HICKS AT
THE KODIAK HOTEL in KODIAK, ALASKA on WEDNESDAY
ONLY, MAY 9. 12 NOON UNTIL 9:00 P M. THE PUBLIC IS IN
VITED. THE EXAMINATIONS ARE PRIVATE AND OPEN TO
MEN AND WOMEN. YOU DO NOT NEED AN APPOINTMENT
AN© YOU WILL NOT BE EMBARRASSED OR OBLIGATED IN
ANY WAY.
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Today—Saturday
“Pirates of Tripoli” is the offer
ing at the Orpheum Theatre today.
It is said to have high adventure,
and rousing intrique and is thrill
ingly brought to the screen by Co
lumbia Pictures.
Paul Henried and Patricia Me
dina are the stars who bring this
tale of a Barbary pirate and a
beautiful princess, to the screen.
The two are captured by a usurper.
Henreid escapes, and the story
then concerns his attempts at her
rescue. A few of the films high
lights include a spectacular under
water fight for sunken treasure;
the barbaric sacking of an entire
city; the sinking of the pirate ar
mada and a duel to the death be
tween two men.
There’s plenty of sword-play and
action in this one.
Sunday
The Baby Show will hold the
stage at 12:30. You had better get
there early, if yau want a seat.
Sunday and Monday
“Vera Cruz,” a SuperScope pro
duction, released through United
Atrists, will be showing at the
local theatre Sunday and Monday.
It has a top-notch cast, headed by
Gary Cooper and Burt Lancaster. .
The locale is Mexico, arid con
cerns what is described as the
“battle of the giants.” It is a huge
spectacle, with action and gun
play aplenty.
Denise Darcel and Cesar Romero
are co-starred. Others in the cast
include George Macready, Earnest
Bofgnine and a new actress is in
troduced—Sarita Montiel.
This Hecht-Lancaster production
was directed by Robert Aldrich. It
is an adventure story, telling of
two men who braved the savagery
of bitter rebellion, and is said to
bring to life the violent passions
of a turbulent era.
Tuesday and Wednesday
"The Wizard of Oz,” which has
gone down in Hollywood history as
one of the greatest musicals ever
made, has been brought back to
the screen by M-G-M.
Millions have read the L. Frank
Baum book on which “The Wizard
of Oz” is based and many applaud
ed the memorable musical film
version when it was first released.
They will enjoy it all over again in
its current showing. “The Wizard
of Oz” is said to have magnitude,
spectacle, humor, color and origin
ality. In it you will enjoy such
scenes as that of the city made of
“green bubbles,” the forest of
“dancing trees,” and the antics of
the Munchlins, portrayed by Mid
get actors.
Judy Garland is the little girl,
Dorothy, who is blown by a cyclone
into the magic land of Oz, where
she meets all the strange charac
ters who inhabit this make-belive
land.
The cast, beside Judy Garland,
who appear in this story-book tale
as unforgetable characters are:
Morgan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr,
Jack Haley, Billie Burke, Margaret
Hamilton, Charley Grapwin, Pat
Walshe and many others.
Thursday and Friday
“The Marauders,” an outdoor
Western drama produced by M-G-M
comes to the local screen Thurs
day. It stars Dan Duryea, Jeff
Richards, Keenan Wynn and Jarma
Lewis.
The picture has the historical
conflict between Arizona cattle
ranchers and the unwelcome
“squatters” as its premise. A bat
tle ensues between these two
forces, which is brought to a cli
max in the death of Avery, played
by Duryea, who is said to give one
of his finest performances.
Off Flavor Explained
By Local Milk Bottler
“The cows had Spring fever!"
That is the explanation of Ed
Pestregaard, manager of the Ko
diak Creamery, for the off-flavor
ed milk experienced recently by
residents who purchased the com
pany’s milk. Due to an absence of
green grass, the cows on the farm
wandered down to the beach and
ate kelp, which in turn gave the
milk the off-flavor.
This situation has since been
rectified, according to Pestre
gaard. The quality of the milk re
mained the same, according to
him. This was borne out by Glen
McNesse, Territorial Department
of Health Inspector, who has been
in town over a week, and has
thoroughly inspected the farm
and dairy, as well as the milk, for
unhealthy conditions. He found
these all in excellent condition, ac
cording to the manager of the
Creamery. Pestregaard’s state
ment follows:
“The cows on the dairy farm
were turned out for the first time
this spring. Finding no green
grass they went to the beaches
and overate on kelp. The cows
are now back in the barn again
and we have the same high quality
milk as our patrons have enjoyed
heretofore.”
Of the larger varieties of whales,
only the sperm whale has teeth in
the adult form. It also is the only
one with a throat large enough to
swallow a man.
TONY’S CAFE
Open from 6 A.M. till 12 Midnight
S&witf vieaKficvat, (ukck & dinner
Milk Is
Health Marie
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I Kodiak Creamery, Inc. |
DANCE??
Get your friends
Meet your neighbors
Get together Teenagers
Learn to Dance, Have Fun
Dance in style as it should be done
Instructions in all Ballroom
(lancing. Private or Classroom
PHONE 3911
Jerry Rogers
(Former Arthur Murray
Supervisor)
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 4151
(ieueral Electric Dealer
Sofa Beds
Chests
Book Shelves
What-not Shelves
Wall Pictures