Kodiak mirror. [volume], June 28, 1940, Page 8, Image 8

About Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976

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AROUND - ABOUT (cont’d from page 7) j
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n o thing of Nordstrom with that new
building on Benson Avenue and McDonald
with his now theatre.
Even Villi tic Torgerson is putting on
I some new buluorks and planking on the
i Thelma1', nav beached for that purposec
| The now mangel, washers, cleaners and
| dryers really arc an attractive addition
; to thc Kodiak Steam Laundry. And is Jce
! bus7> these days, assembling all the
i bclts, enalting, pulleys, pipes, etc.
Noticed quite a few people with
| cameras here-about3 those last few
(days, taking shots at the many interest
! ing and historical objects in this town
; even saw Inspector Matthews the other
i day, prowling around the graveyard for
jphotographic evidence of possible sab
otage, etc., etc,.Still havo that pack
j age for you Inspector I
1 Late news from Naknok reveals that
jthere is a scarcity of boats for fish
<-ing purposes . There are 153 men who have
registered for work but no boats are
available,
Understand that there are some
newly-weds just arrived in town but up
to the time of publication, havo not
|been ohlo to locate then,...will let
I you know the particulars next week,
| oh, Norman?
The fishermen, who can be seen
idai ly throwing their line3 i?.ito the
jNorth channel, appear to be having some
! consistent good luck. In addition to
| the many scrap-fish caught,quite a few
I’nicc-sizc halibut have been foolish
jenough to swallow the tempt ing morsels
|of bait. They arc averaging about 10
i to 15 pounds. Sitting on the dock doing
this, beats working hard, anyday in the
week.
The Club Liquor Store today
completed arrangements to loaso a large
storage space in an adjacent building
to handle the large shipments of alco
holic beverages being sold these days.
That’s "50n for this week,
iricncl3 .Will try to toll ..
you more about everything and
everybody, next Friday, the 4th.
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V% "MON‘f£R£Y"
LICENSED PASSENGER
AND
! flight service
Leaves Kodiak every
. Thursday,10 A.M.
i Seward, Anchor ago & Cook Inlet
.Points.
ANDERSON & SON TRANS. CO.
For Ratos & Reservations
Apply
F.M. HERMAN, Agt.
Kodiak
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1 OUT OUR WAY-GO MONTEREY
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PRICES ARE LOWER
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CASH IS KING
week's special
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BUSKIN VILLE DELIVERIES
TUES—THURS—SAT
MONARCH & RELIANCE
Canned Goods
Fresh UNION BREAD Daily
Green Vegetables on
every Boat arc
REALLY FRESH
ELTO EVIN RUDE
OUTBOARD
MOTORS
KODIAK
CASH
MARKET
CARL PA JO MAN
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SERVING ALASKA THE YEAR ROUND
Steamer Lvs. Seattle Arra. Kodiak
Oduna (ftr)June 25 July 10
#Mt. McKinloy " 26 " 3
Dellwood ,r 28 11 10
•//Bar an of July 3 "10
#Mt .McKinloy " 10 M 17
//Baranof n 17 M 24
# Connects with'SS Cordova
at Cordova for Kodiak.
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J.V.LYDiCK Jr.} Agt*
Office: Kodiak Bank Building
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