Square Knot To Sail
Fobruary 27
The SS Square Knot, A
laska Steamship Company
freighter, is scheduled to sail
from Seattle on February 27
calling at Sitka, Valdez, Se
ward, Seldovia, Homer and
Kodiak.
The Ring Splice, freighter j
is scheduled to sail January!
30 for the territory. It will
call at Kodiak before going to
Seward.
NOTICK
Minors are not permitted in
the cocktail lounge or bar at
the Montmartre Inn at any
time.
[s] Alvin Miller
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NO.ICE
All Masons are requested to
attend an important husiness
meeting Monday at the Ma
sonic Temple at 7 pm. At 8
pm therewill be a party at
the PX Building at Fort
Greely for all Masons, Eastern
Stars and their guests.
NOTICE
A clerical opening exists at
the city hall for a qualified
person; must be able to type
and have had previous office
experience. Temporary em
ployment will not be con
sidered. Applicants must apply
in person at the city hall.
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(ZfoanaHce Sale
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10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
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School Notes
A minstrel show will be
\ presented by the high school
j basketball team to raise funds
for their trip to the basketball
tournament in Fairbanks. The
show will be held at the Or
pheum Theatre Tuesday, Jan.
j uary 29, with showings at 7
. p.m. and 9 p.m. The admission
price is $1.25, tax included.
Dick Skinner
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Grade 2
The second graders are still
studying about weather ob
servation.
Grade 3
Willy Hall, who has return
ed from Kentucky, enrolled in
the third grade this week.
The third graders are still
i working on their circus. They
are now making some of the
people and animals out of
peanuts and pipe cleaners.
Dorothy Pestrikoff has gone
to Ouzinkie.
Grade 5
Miss Beam, fifth grade
teacher, suffered a fractured
' elbow when she fell on the ice
at the fifth grade skating
i party Saturday. Mrs. Coon is
! acting as substitute teacher
| for this grade. Members of the
• class wrote greetings this
week to Miss Beam at the
Virginia Mason Hospital in
Seattle.
Sally Heitman
The Garden Club met at
the home of Mrs. V. W. Root
Wednesday evening.
CLASSIFIEDS
Ccntinued from Page 9
FOR SALE—1942 Ford pick
up, excellent condition, four
speed transmission, five
tires, four new. Phone 4282
or Navy 219.
FOUND—one pair glasses in
case. Owner claim same and
pay for ad at Mirror office.
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FOR RENT — Warm., clean
bunks. $15 a week. Men
only. Snug Harbor.
NOW—you can have your
watch and jewelry repaired
in one weeks time. Guaran
teed work. Kodiak Jewelry.
MISSION—sale. Open from 1
to 5 pm Saturdays.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging t» the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. pd 8 1-52
WANTED—part time house
keeper, Mrs. Gunderson,
Navy 602.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
is now Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
The Idle Hour
FOR A PLEASANT TIME
AND
the: best in drinks
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HARRY WALLACE, prop.
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
1 AT THE FOOT OF MAIN STREET on tub dock
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Women’s Dept.
Just Arrived!
The New Kickerinos
Playtex Panties -
Men’s Dept.
SO SANDS SAYS: §
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