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The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

The Alaska Road commission is dismantling the city piledriver for shipment to Piledriver, where some bridge work is in progress. The rig has been borrowed from the city.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

The launch Tom, with the barge Teddy in tow, and with Chester Spencer, Charles White and another man aboard, left Fairbanks for Nenana but came to grief on the Twelvemile bar, where both boats became marooned. The steamer Carl White. which left town some time later, sighted the difficulty and blew her whistle but could get no an swer. 4 rescue party left Fairbanks upon hearing of the trouble, but found, upon arrival at the bar, that the men had secured a boat and drifted down to Nenana. Carl White will leave Nenana this afternoon to pull the two boats off the bar.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter SteH, Correspondent

Fire Chief Jack O'Conner, who recently sustained strained back at the wireless station fire, is now fully recovered and is back on the job.
 Tom Youle has purchased the Dr. Hall residence, on Cushman street, and will soon take up his residence there
 Tom Taton, miner, had the mis- fortune this week to fall down a forty-foot shaft on Little Eldorado creek, resulting in a sprained ankle A sPeeder, in charge of Frank Me Garvie, made a trip out the line and brought the injured man to town and he is now patient at the local hospital, under the care of Dr. de la Vergne.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

pr. H. L. Hedger and Col. o. M. Jackson left for the lower river at an early hour this morning on the launch D. D. s. pr. Hedger is on his annual tour of Interior towns and will be away until late in the summer, visiting Tolovana, Hot Springs and points on the upper and lower Yukon river.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Mrs. Dick Wood and baby are re- ported to have left San Francisco for the North and should arrive in Fairbanks early in June.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

C. Harry Woodward is preparing to leave for Nenana for the purpose of adjusting the fire loss sustained by the Bowen building.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

The dance given by the Eagles on Saturday night was largely at tended and a pleasant time Is re- ported.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

George Webber, former head of the local bottling works, has shipped his auto and bicycle to Ruby and will follow later in a canoe. He expects spend the summer in that district.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Game Warden J. G. Moore is back in town from the wilds where he spent the breakup season in his official capacity. :....
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

4 slight earthquake vas felt in Fairbanks about four o'clock yes terday afternoon.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Emil Knutsen, Joe Burns, J. D. Foss, George Waltz, P. Doyle, R. G. Ross and J. H. Scott were among the passengers leaving for Nenana on Sunday.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Xii and Charles Cook are among the recent arrivals at the local hotels.
 Tom Hickey, who was injured at North Nenana recently as the result of falling from the bluff, was taken to Nenana on Sunday for an X-Ray examination of his --i~a.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

An Alaska Road Commission auto, with a load of supplies and crew of men, left for Birch lake this morning to commence work on the road. Two four-horse teams, wiz Walter Rynearson and Con Whalen in charge. followed the auto with ad- ditional supplies.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

o. P. Gaustad, J. M. Bender, H. J. Johnson, Isaac Purdy, Sam Rus sell. c. A. Sheldon, J. B. Durham, Con Whaley, Jack Taylor, J. Bal
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Typewriter Paper at The News
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Roadmaster T. k. Blakey return ad to Nenana on the gascar today.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Mrs. Roy Hall, formerly of Fair banks and the Tolovana district, is now located at Littleton, N. H., where she is superintendent of hospital. Mir. Hall, it will be recall ed. died in the Tolovana country.
 Ed Knutsen, native of Norway; and Albert Littlewood, native of England. have declared heir inten- ton to become citizens of the United States.
 H. Hugg, train dispatcher, of An chorage, is paying Fairbanks an official visit.
 The new express raoe, mention of which was made in a recent issue of The News, will go into effect on the first of June, according to in structions received al the local rail road offices.
 Charles Grill is a visitor in town from Goldstream. *...: Gus Utberg, who returned to the city from the creeks on the last train, says things are taking on a prosperous look, with the promise of much activity during the com ling summer.
 o. P. Gaustad, ] M Bender, H. U. Johnson, Isaac Purdy, Sam Rus sell, c. A. Sheldon, J. B. Durham, rr----lnr ).I
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

H. Hugg, train dispatcher, of An chorage, is paying Fairbanks ar official visit.
The Nenana news., 1922-05-23

Charles Grill is visitor in towr from Goldstream. "..:....
The Washington herald., 1922-10-09
AUTOMOBILES
Foi Sale.

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USED CARS THAT ARE
GUARANTEED.
WHY?
ANY CAR sold by us not proving salts
factory may be returned within three days.
We do not trade used cars ON used cars.
Neither do we buy them; therefore cars sold
by us are direct trade-ins by original own
ers. We recondition all cars taken in
trade on DURANTS, therefore we are able
10 make this offer. Our service Includes on
delivery Of cars: Gas, oil, tools, driving
lessons and securing of tags and permit.
IS Ford Sedan
81 Ford Truck
20 Ford Delivery
% Overland Sedan
II Dodge Touring
81 bort Touring
20 Moon Touring
10 Lexington Touring
1s Lexington Sedan
10 willys-Knight Coupe
10 Oakland Touring
10 Overland Touring S5-i
is Overland Touring sj-i
II Hupp Touring
II Stutz Roadster
THE LAST WORD EVERY CAR RECON
DITIONED
CARS FROM $3.50 UP.
MOST LIBERAL TERMS ~ CITY.
See MIR. BARNES,
HARPER MOTOR CO.,
DISTRIBUTORS OF
DURANTS
1923 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays Until p. m
Wa Cb allenoa Connnoricon
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

N. T. AVE, Mr.. l4TH sT.-STCDto OR
ohice; IS per mo. LOUIS P. SHOE
GAkER, 14o7 n Y. ave. NV. Main 11Ge.
FLORIDA AVE. NR. CONN. AvE.-LARGB
front room. nrst noor. LOUIS P. sH0B-
HABEH. 1907 n. Y. ave. NV. Main lies.
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P. F. CARLEY.

RELIABLE BUSINESS AND
REtT. ESTATE RRnFTR
ST. z ST NV. FRANKLIN a1ss
SOME PLACES THAT MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE. A FEW OF OUR MANY
HoNEYMkKERs.
Gro. and meat mkt. in good NV. sec: /:
$500
Pr. CARIEY
Gro. and meat store in nne nv. sec: doing
splendid business: nice living rooms:
rent. $50: price. $500.
P.F. CARLEY
Oyster House and lunch room In y very
busy ne sec: store and living rooms;
reasonable rent: price. $500.
p. =. CARLEY
Cigar and conf. store in very good nv
sec.; reasonable rent and price.
p. p. CARLEY
Del. and gro. in good nv. sec: rent
$3.50; steam heat snd elec: price, $3.50.
P.F. CARLEY
Near beer and lunch room and pool: Q
rooms: in fine NV. sec; good place for the
price asked
Pr cARLEY
Beauty parIor: in good NV. sec: . Iiv-
ing rooms and hath: rent s5s. including heat
ani tanitor service: price. $3.50.
=. r. CARLEY
Conf. busy sw. location: doing a good bus.
has fountain: rent. S45: price. $500.
Pr. CARLEy
Tailoring store and 10 rooms; in a good
busy sec: rent. SO: will make price right
P. F. CARLEY
Git st. NV. Fr.ntna sIss.
27l
CoNF.CTT0NERY AND DETIcKTEssES
in hnsr Ia
c,iity. Rent P%i onIy SIS 90, good Rin Susines. 30
for a little prize Price 5000
s-rs. p ?. cARLEY.
GROCERY STORE AND DWELLING IN
northwest section; rooms and bs N: rpnt
So; with exceptional long lease. Price
P.F cARLEY.
cation. has living rooms, modera: res
tonable rent. Make offer.
P. p. cARLEY.
81 St nv. Frrnkrn SIS
GROCERY: GOOD wv. SECTION: LARGE
store; good income: rent. $40: price,
P.F CARLEY.
el7 at NV. Franklin sI5s
BAKERY. IN VERY -GuoD NORTHEAST
location. store and 5-room apt. Reason
able rent Prlce ard nIr tsrp, 10 suit
sr7 St NV. Franklin erss
RooMING ROTSE: COOP NV. SECTION;
~ rooms and bath: rent. $3.50: price,
PF. cARLEY.
61I st NV. franklin sI5s.
NEAR REER: Nv: VERY GOOD SECTION
$500. Wv
PF. CARLEY.
slT st. NV. Franklin sI53.
AUTO ACCESSORIES AND REPAIP SHOPS
several ver- good paying proposi-
tions at prices ranging from 81 900 to So
600: attractive terms
P. r. CARLEY,
61I st. NV. Franklin s153.
RooMING HOTSE: wv SECTION: Q
rooms and hath; rent $50: price. $500.
r. ?. CARLEY.
elI = st NV Franklin sI53.
ROOMING HOUSE IN NV SECTION: 9
rooms and hath; low rental; price, 5000.
P. r. CARLEY,
eI7 st. NV. franklin sISs
SHOE SHINE PGRLOR, NEWS AND
cigar stand: In very busy NV. section;
rent only s1s25: price S7sO.
p. =. CARLEY,
617 at. NV. Franklin e15s.
GRO. IN GOOD wv SECTION: DOING A
good business; rent. ss5: price $500.
P. F. CARLEY.
s17 st NV. Franklin sI5s.
P. F. Carley
, Reliable Business and Real Estate Broker.
All kinds Of business places ranging in
price from $3.50 to $4,000
61T st. NV franklin 61S3
! AUTO REPAIR sHOF. FOOLS AND A
s.o PEnrss1 so6 rP' for hve cars. rent only
P CARLEY
oIL z 81: NV. Franklin 6la3
DETICATESSEN FRUI1. AND CIGAR
store: nr 9th and n NV: we'll equipped
Ice hRys
| rrtce 800. WILDMAN & CO.. 9th 4 IL
tts FIR 640a ira
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Furnished.

NEAR 14TH AND BUCHANAN
Beautiful semi-dPtached house conven-
iNntly located: four bedrooms and tiled IN IN ;
parlor. reception hall. dining rd6m kitchen
on first floor; oak floors: gas, electric light,
hot water heat. See this house before ii Is
too late.
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG.
HOS 18th s.. n. W. Main sT2
lf6
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
P. u. CARLEY co.

Double stsll In market: now used for
grocery rent only $40: this is an unusual
opportunity: owner leaving town; will sac
rince at $500 for quick sale. Act auickl
Beauty Parlor: in just the right spot for
this Kind Of business; nine rooms; Z attrsc-
tlse booths and all the necessary apparatus;
rent. SIS; price. 81 500.
Corset and Lingerie shop: In a very ex.
elusive section; an established little store
and bargain for price asked. Submit
offer
battery Service Shop: good NV. sec: rent.
s4o; 1917 model Ford roadster included
give AWAY for s375
Grocery in q very busy ne. location: store
anh 4 comfortable living rooms; h.-w.h. and
elec. lights rent, SIS: 6-ypar lease; a good
buy at s4,Ooo' Investigate.
Laundry doing a very nice business in q
good sw. section; rent. SIS; price, $500.
Suburban Cigar, drinks and pool: a very
good stand; has bar fixtures; reasonable
rent; price, $500.
Del. & Conf. store; in very good NV
sec; good income; price. $2,001.
Conf. store: NV. location; near two
schools; rent. SEQ: price. 5000.
Conf. and Cigar store: in the NV; rent
only $50; money maker; make offer.
Fruit Del. store and six living roomI
In the NV. section; rent. s65; price. 81 900
Lunch room near baseball park; absolutely
one OF the best stands in Washington: will
either rent or sell: can get IO-year lease
price. 81 500; or will rent at sI6O per month
Connect with our office at ohce for partic
ulars.
P. F. CARLEY co.
el7 st. NV. Franklin sI53
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.
BOOMING HOUSE. n. w. ROOMS AND
Pr1ce 5000. Terme.
Pr. CARLEY.
RooMISo HOUSE. IN. VICE NORTH.
,.,,., w.,s 3. ..eti..: II rc.m. ..d 18th; noa loo
p. '. cARLEY.
p. F. CARLEY.
RELIABLE BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER ..,
Auto Accessories & Tires: absolutely one
n the best in Washington: established for
yesrs: rent. ti2n: prize. s3.5on for god
will. fixtures and machinery; stock at 20
ventory or s13.50o for all II stands
There h at least s12.ooo worth of stock "a
this place. This is real money making
proposition. Act ouirki
Pr. CARLEY.
Grccery: In very go'd nv. .sc: store and
two living roons: rent only so: this 10 9
hns place and good buy fcr $500.
Pr. CARLEY
Dry Cleaning store IN one of the msir
for quick sale viii sarrihcn for $1,000.
Pr CARLEY.
Roominr House. near Patent onice: ven
good section for this kind nf business: II
rocms and 2 baths: gas and electric: h.-w.h.
rent. s2o0: this is a nne house and q gooc
Pr. oARLEr.
SIT st. nv. Franklin slss
sIl
GRO. IL VERY GOOD NV. SECTION
store and ? nice apis. above; rent 500
long lease; price. 5000.
s17 st. NV. Franklin e1ss
GROCERY IN BUSY sw. SECTION. HAt
9 nvfnr rooms and bath. Scar capacity
garage: rent only ssoo0 Owner forced q
sell; q bargain at t1.{5o.
Pr. cARLEY.
ST. v st. NV. fr.utrfn s1ss
BATTERY SERVICE. GAS. on AID Ac.
sss. 90. and a bargain for. IN. price ssked.
Get in touch with my otice at once fou
VIII eensht By yi'r IT. c.p1E,
slI st nv. FRANKLIN SIS
LADIES READY-T0- WEAR STORE y
yer, good business section; reasonable ren
and price.
P.F. cARLEY,
DELICATEssEN: N VERY GOOD NV
section; a money maker; reasonable ren
and price.
p. p. CARLEY.
sI7 st. NV. FrankIiu sISs
LTNCH ROOM: VERY coon wv. SEC
tion: store and S rooms; reasonable rent
price. $500.
p. ?. cARLEY.
sI7 at. NV. Franklin s155
NEAR BEER. GOOD NORTHWEST LocA
tion: rooms and bath; reasonable rent
Price 81 500.
Pr CARLEY
az st. NV FRANKLIN sls;
BOOMING HorsE: EXCLUSIVE NV. SEC
tion: II rooms and baths; rent. s125
p. '. CARLEY.
s17 y at NV Franklin si5'
Mr.. BUYER = II YoT WANT A REAL
live grocery. meat market. ncofectionery
Cehcatessen store. roaming house. lunchroou
ctfeteris. or sry kind ~ q business. yo'
will ssv. dine and money by cousultinl
VII OMAN & CO.. 9th q n tts. Phon
Fr s<os ION
RooMIr-G House. NORTHWEST, rINI
locatinn for business Of this character
u rooms. lease. rent SIS. 20. price 81 500.
p. p. CARLEY.
CONFECTIONERY AND Nut SHOP
downtown: doing q fire business On
main thorourhfsre: rent only $1,000 with
year lease; price s.. $50. wILDMAS a co.
9th a II. Franklin e4os IN
The Washington herald., 1922-10-09
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

-
EXPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK: HAS
peer employed a. nigh: clerk. y. VI C.
Ia EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1T3S st
az
|S1N WANTS POSITION AS BOoKEEEP
| sr, either whole on part time. Apply
b. N. @ A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1I3s
3G st. nv. ~
The Washington herald., 1922-10-09

ST. Mr.. 4TH N. E.-2rAMILY APART
ment; rooms and bath each: latrObe heat
and gas. Price. only SO, 500. wILDMAN &
CO., 9th & II Franklin 64O6. 33S
The Washington herald., 1922-10-09

sFcPETARY-NUST BE COOP sTENOG-
raphsr; sl25 per month. NATL PER
soSNELs BUREAU. 3O5 Bond Bldg. 14th &
y Y ave. 90
The Washington herald., 1922-10-09

CLERKS. 1ST GRADE: MAXIMUM SALARY
$40 per year civil Service rIamina-
tion. to be held Nov. 4th Receive your
7reparstion hy the individual method at
Steward School. Day and night sessions.
1902 = ct. NV: Main s5T1 and Main 731O.
12=
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.
GROCERY STORE, WITH LIVING QUAR-
ter In good location: low rent. with lease.
for sale, doing good business. half hour by
car from Washington; will sell ressona bic.
as have a proposition to go in another
business which suits me better. Apply Boz
BAD. Herald office. lss
FOR RENT
STORE IN GOOD NE. LOCATION: SUIT
able for barber shop or cleaning snd dye
Inc: low rental
LARGE STORE ROOM. ssrs5 TT: ON
second floor on New York ave. NV: q
good stand for most any kind Of business.
p. y. CARLEY.
si7 2 st. NV. ~. e15s.
1s2
RooMlNd HOUSE: NoRTgwE... q.
price ES'% %s.t.d. Price $50 " '0' "
p. cARLEY. , -
iliNCH ROOM, GOOD NV. I.--ATIoN, A
real money king place. rea sonsble rent:
price $4,000. Inquire-it win be worth the
willie.
Pr. cARLEY.
GIT y st. nv. Fr. e1ss.
CIGAR STORE. ESTABLISHED FOR
years In hns northwest section, rent
st25o Ton must see this place TO sppre-
or big concession made for cash.
n7rs cARLEY.
LAUNDRY IN ONE OF THE BEST BJTsI.
ness districts iu Washington: has two de-
livery trucks. two press machines. washers.
dfstractors and other up-to-dnte modern
equipment: must be .old Immediately or
will consider partner: cash. 50. 900: balance
easy terms. For other details connect with
ny office at once.
p. y. CARLEY.
SIT 2 ct nv. FRANKLIN s15S.
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CASHIER: RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE;
aood salary and meals NATL PERSON
NEI. BTREAU, sos Bond Bldg. I4th and
ave l26
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100000.

11th st. Sc. not far from Lincoln lark
,partn1ents and store: good rental.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pa ave Sc
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Unfurnished,

Mr. CONN. AVE. AT ST. IN SMALL,
exclusive ait. house. "a A. front 4 rms,
n; suitable for entertaining: s125 prs mo.
summer. s135 per mo. winter: inspection
invited. LOFTS r. SHOEMAKER, 1907 N,
Y ave. NV Main 1853 sIt
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DESIRABLE APART TMENT IN CON
venient NV. section-5 rooms and bath:
large porch This Is a spacious apartment
with large closets and contains every home
comfort; selling cooperative plan. Only
$500; 1880 cash. Total monthly pay
ments. $50. G s. BENNETT. 800 Cont TT.
Bldg Main 6594
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Female.
Male or Female.

employment. THE BUSY EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, 521 18Th st. NV. Main $3.50.
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1870 LAMONT STREET NV.
- rooms snd three baths Hot-wster heat
Electric light, buiIt-in garage 1925 per
month one or two-year lease Open for
Inspection from to .. m. Inspection
permit viii he assured
WILLIAM K HARTUNa
110s 18th St NV. instant Service
3+l
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NO. 8. THE LEAMTNGTON. 25o3 14th ST.
5 large rooms and bath: large closets
and back porch. Lease. 800. G. g. BEN.
NETT. $40 Cont. TT. Bldg. Main 6S94
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wRECKING AND BUILDING.

A. R. THOMPSON. WRECKS AND BUILDS.
1887 z st. se. Lincoln 64s4. 134s
II
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G7 S0A

c at. between 18th & 18th ne.-Two
apartments. Separate heating plants. On
alley.
JOHN r. DoNoHoE & SONS.
314 Pa. ave. &c.
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sTENOGRAPHER: GENERAL OFFI~
work: two good openings. NATL PEI
sONNEIs BUREAU. 3nJ Bond Bldg. 18th
and n 7 ave. 256
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FIRSTCLAss; Sl2'
month. NATL PERSONNEL BUREAU
ao5 BOND Bldg 14tb and y Y ave. 126
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OFFICE POSITIONS - REG. FEE, CSC.
AsHIN G Ton EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE. l4le = st. 54s
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on NEW JERSEY AVE. NEAR ST.
nw-A S-story. lo-room brick: h.Jwh:
terms. wILDMAN a co. 9th q n. Frnt.
lin s406 sos
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NEAR 18th & NJ SITS. n. We ROOMS.
baths: $4,000; possession Oct LOFTS
7. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n. Y. Ave. n. w.
vain 1885,
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ON ST. NEAR IsT ST y 3
story. Groom house; IN good condition
now rents for SO so Price 81 25O: terms
WlLDAAN & Co. 9th n. Fr eloe
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1899 CHAPLIN STREET y. W.
rooms, bath, h. W. h., gas: garage
fr|me. two-story: large yard: sleeping porch
front rear and side porrhes: rent reduced
completely furnished: inspection between II
n. m. and y. m. any day.
WILLIAM K HARTUNG.
l1oS 18th st. y. W. Main s72
1IS
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NEAR a4TH q PA. AVE Nw.-i2 RNs.
baths: sll.oo0. LOUIS p. SHOE.
MAKER. 1907 y. 7. Ave. y. W. Mais
lls6.
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sTENOG.: INSURANCE OFFICE; GOOD
ssirry. MATT, PERSONNEL. BUREAU.
|so5 Bond Bldg. 14th & y. Y. ave. 1S
STFNGG-: TEMPORARY q WEEKS, 500
NAT'I, PERSONNEL BUREAU, 305 Rond
RIdx. I4th & Y Y. ave. l4A
u ITTRESSEs J3l; APT HOTEL: SALARY
A meals. NATL. PERSONNEL BUREAU.
|ao6 gopd BIdE., I4th n. Y. ave. 14J
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.NFdT UUpUnT IITCIe.
Wonderful three-Story brick: completely
furnished In mahogany and birds eve manle:
rn1t ONLY s225 per month: can De leased to
November I. 1929: Ave Anaster bedrooms and
two tiled baths: kitchen on main floor: three
servants rooms: laundry: open nreplaces.
etc; electric Hight and oak doors. See thi,
before II Is too late
wM. K. HARTuSG.
Main 372. 11Os 18th st. NV.
Instant Service
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llTH ST. \. W. NORTH OF O ST. n. W.
IS rooms and hath: hrick: 81 900 cash
P-ce. $500. CAYwooD BROS. a GAR
RETT. INC. e1S n. Y. ave- NV
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EYE ST. Mr.. IN Nw.-ssr0RY RAY
window hr.; 10 rooms; bath; h.-w.h.; larTs
EarhEe; terms can Be arranged: price sio.-
900 wILDAAN q CO., -srh &-H. Prank
L IA. sAnA 49,
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on ST. NEAR 9Th Nw.-A 2-sToRY,
7-room brick: in good condition; po..es.,o,
IN 81 days; price, s.. $50: only $500 cash.
WlLDMAN a CO., 9Th a II. Franklin s4Os
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Canada Spends
so Millions TO
lnnproveRoads
At Least S2O.OO0.00O APP
propriated by Dominion
Government, Remainder
by Different Provinces
Big Program Under Way
Agreement With Ontario
Calls for SI2.5OO,0 900 To
Be Spent by End of 1923

Fifty million dollars will have been
spent on improving Canada's highways
many Of which are of the asphaltic or
resilient types, when the fve-ycar
period terminates in the fall of 1923,
according to reports received by A, ".
Campbell, Dominion Commissioner Of
Highways. or this total s20,000,00
win have been appropriated by the
Dominion government and the re-
mainder by the different provinces.
OF the Dominion sum there is yet
100000 to be taken up by fhe prov
inces.
Agreements have already been en-
tered into BY the Province of Ontario,
calling for an expenditure of $12,500,-
900 by the end of 1923, of which sum
S5,000,000 is the Dominion share.
The New Brunswick government now
has all of its appropriation of $1,000
600 under agreement, the Dominion
government contributing $1,000 900. A
total OF 1896 miles of highways arc
scheduled for Improvement.
Alberta, the last province to take
part in the Dominion highway scheme,
has just filed for approval plans for
road improvement under the Canada
Highway act. All of the provinces are
now working under the general regu-
lations provided by this act, and the
work throughout the provinces is being
carried out in accordance with uniform
standard specifications.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
The New York Closed Car Show of 1922
Motor Temperature Aid
Meets Needs of Auioisis
Waterfront Wins Universal
Endorsement From Owners
of All Makes Of Cars

The amazingly rapid progress Of the
Winterfront in the last two years to-
ward universal endorsement by auto
motive engineers and 60 wide use by
car owners of oil classes is due to
nothing more than the unusual merit
and benefits Of the Wnterfront itself
in alleviatng the common cold weather
troubles Of most motorists, according TO
RYAN e. Hughes, whose store at Broad
way and Fifty third Street, Is head
quarters for sill motor accessories. The
Wnterfront ia one Of the most inter
esting exhibits at the closed car show.
No one has been quicker TO recognize
the need Of an efficient motor tcmpera
ture controlling device than the motor
car engineer who has been beset by the
difficulties Of designing and building
engines which would successfully use
the low grade fuels OF to-day, and
which would atomze and burn such
fuel without excessively rich mixture
in cold weather and the resulting seri
Gus diIution Of oil in the crankcase.
The Waterfront does just what the
ear owner wants done it saves fuel
and oil il saves time in putting or or
taking off or rolling up or rolling down
hood covers and other makeshift radia-
tor protectors.