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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

Baby Chicks-Pure bred S. c.
White Leghorns. Day old chicks
$500 per hundred; $500 per
100 delivered. Booking orders
for delivery from Apr. ! til June
Is: 20Sc must be sent with order.
Satisfaction guaranteed.-Taub-
mans Poultry Farm, Ed A.
Goring. Prop Willow River.
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29
ASKOV

leo. Nendtland left the flrSt Of
last week for Appleton. for q
short visit.
Andrew Juhl went over 10
Duxbury yesterday TO seek en-
ployment at making pulpwood-
Anker H. Petersen was in Mn
neapolis last week and drove up
a Ford touring car for the local
garage.
Carance Mattson and Olaf Pc
dersen drove to Minneapolis yes
terday in the formers car on a
short business errand.
V. S. Petersen was in the Twin
Cities on q business trip for q
day last week and incidentally
drove up a Ford coupe for the
garage.
Chr. l. Nielsen who has been
working in the lumber camp near
Rainier. returned TO Askov last
week and is at present visiting
at the Carl Degn home.
Alfred Nielsen came home the
first of the week from Ely where
he had been working in the
woods. He expects to remain
home and has gone to work on
the local section.
Miss Else Helms who has been
staying at the Hans c. Johansen
home. west of town, several
weeks. left for Minneapolis Mon
day for medical attention and to
seek employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linde-
gard of Detroit. Mich. have
rented the v. Hoiberg residence
for a year and expect to come
here about March LIST at which
time Mr.. Lndegaard will assume
charge as active manager Of the
Askov Garage. Mrs. Endegaard
is a sister of Mrs. v. S. Peter
sen.
Mrs. Frantz o. Lund who has
been clerking in the R. Petersen
& Son store for several months,
has terminated her services there
and left Saturday for st. Paul to
be with her husband who works
there. The evening before leav-
ing Mrs. Lund was the guest OF
honor at farewell party tender
ed her by a number of friends at
the P. p. Kilstofte home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Voetmann's
little daughter. Rose, was scalded
last Saturday afternoon at the
home, northwest of town. while
trying to do stunts by walking
on her hands on the kitchen
floor. A kettle full of hot water
standing on the edge of the stove
was kicked over and the water
spilled over her body. She suf-
fered considerable pain until the
wounds were dressed.
Hermansen brothers, northeast
of town, assisted by some twenty
men, celebrated their twin birth
day Friday evening. Following
the usual custom. all their guests
were requested to come in time
for the bounteous supper and
this they did-the last ones being
served about s o'clock-and any
one who was hungry could surely
get a good square meal on this
occasion, as there was plenty Of
everything. After supper the
majority of the guests played
cards while the balance found en-
joyment in listening to the
photograph and in social CONVEX
sation. Shortly after midnight
coffee and cake was served and
after wishing the Hermansens
many more happy birthdays and
expressing appreciation for the
fine evening the party dispersed
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

For Sale-My flock of 100 OF
more S. c. White beghorn chick
ems. Barnum strain.-H. c. johann
sen. at Askov school house.
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Askov Live Stock Shipping
Assn viii ship live stock Mon
day. Feb. 2. Bring stock before
$50. Chris Larsen. shipper.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
unauthorized persons are forbid
den to cut down any trees or re-
move piles of wood from my
land. down at Kettle river. NE3
of NEi. Sec. IA, Finlayson town
ship.-N. p. Jensen. Askov.
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

For Rent-Splendid 60 acre
dairy farm. q miles Luck or Mill
town. with modern barn. fine z
room house. About so acres
under cultivation. Will give a
good man with stock and equip
ment a good deal. Write or see
Baker Land & Title Co. St. Croix
Falls, Wisconsin. 4Swl9-4t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29
Gudstjeneste Kirken Sendag
den /. Feb, Form. N. 1880.
S. ID. Rodholm.

Rev. Rodholm says that he has
taken into his head to give talk
in English next Sunday evening
at the Young Peoples meeting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

For Sale-On monthly pay
ments-le24 Chevrolet Touring.
1918 Chevrolet Touring, three
Ford Tourings. Ford Speedster.
1917 Maxwell Touring.-Askov
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Il will ship live stock as soon
as enough is listed for a carload
List with A. Henriksen or myself.
Hans II. Sorensen. Askov.
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

Wanted-Pussy willows by the
1000 and 10000. Call or write
for price and terms.-Ludvig
Mosbak. Ferndale Nursery.
Askov. 25w22lt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

II isn't real charity il you feel
cheated when you set no graft
tude in return.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

Bring your car in and get
your side curtains repaired; have
them open with the doors or put
on a new top.-Clarence Mattson.
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For Sale-S ten weeks old pigs.
500 each.-Albert Jorgensen.
Bruno. MINI. 25w22-it
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

Rebekah meeting At the ID b. 5.
hall Wednesday evening. Feb. 4.
Sex.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

Lost-Leather mitten with
liner for left hand. Finder
please leave at American office
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

Wanted Six or more pigs,
weight 50 to Us pounds. Christ
Morgensen. l mile wess and l
mile north of Askov. 25w22-lts
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

Wanted Girl for general house
work.-Mrs- Martin Johnson.
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-01-29

ID. S. s Mode 0nsdag den 4de
FebruAr / ID. b. S. Han.-Sek-
The Washington times., 1925-07-02

race in the last Senatorial cleo
tons. Judge III. Mayfield. of the
Alabama supreme court, has let ii
be known he would run IN the
event Senator Underwood stepped
aside. John III. Bankhead, son Of
former Senator Bankhead, lis re-
garded as a sure candidate and
friends of Congressman w. b.
oliver are urging him to enter the
race. Sanford Mullins and F. NJ.
Jackson are among others men,
toned for the contested office.
Senator Underwood win make no
effort to name" his successor, &C
cording to his friends here. The
Senator's declaration that II shall
retire from politics" is accepted in
its full sense and 1t is conceded he
will take no part in the approach
ing campaign.
After more than thirty years in
Congress, Mr.. Underwood will re-
tire to "Woodiawn," the country
estate he recently purchased near
washington, to write his memoirs.
which, it is said, may be published
The Washington times., 1925-07-02

Saturday night at Central High
School Community Center.
There will be a parade of the
soldiers around the stadium at the
high school. Forty girls will carry
the largest flag in the United
States. The "city flag" designed
by the Merchants and Manu-.
facturers Association, also will
have a prominent place in the
line of march.
The United States Marine Band
will accompany the flag marchers.
Brigadier General S. d. Rocken.
bach, commander Of the military
district of Washington, and Isaac
Cans, chairman of the citizens de-
Tense test committee, will occupy
the box of honor at Central High
School stadium.
The Washington times., 1925-07-02

was forecast today following an
nouncement by Alabama's senior
Senator that he would retire at the
expiration Of his present term.
Considerable opposition had de.
veloped against Mr.. Underwood s
reelection, two candidates already
having formally signified their in
,fentIon of seeking nomination to
his post at the Democratic primary
next year, and the Senator's elm
ination OF himself as candidate
will have the effect Of literally let
ting down the bars to wide field
of potential candidates, in the opin.
ion Of political observers.
Many Ready For Fray.
Thomas e. Kilby, OF Admission,
former governor, and H. T.. Black,
prominent Birmingham attorney,
now are organizing their forces for
the campaign. Announcement Of
his candidacy is momentarily ex-
pected from L. b. Musgrove. mil
Iionaire Jasper coal operator, who
ran Senator Underwood . close
The Washington times., 1925-07-02
With the
|Alibi
Ia Cross Section Of the
/ Daily Grind in Judge
Hits Court
Read EN- and Weep
BY DONALD McDOUGAL
In Judge Hits Court.

The cop: HE was parked on
street between Thirteenth anu
Fourteenth from $40 to llO0,
your honor"
Boob: 81 was going to the den-
lists, your honor, but Wnen
reached the stairs, my tootn
stopped aching.
went back to the car and
when / started my engine my
tooth started along with 1t. anu
stopped again before l got as Lar
as the doorway.
1 went back to my car and Sat
there trying to make up my nlInu
what to do and went into a drug
store to get a bill Nlanged, so
gould toss up.
I got a nut sundae and didn't
have to toss up. / ran over %
the dentists office and forgot my
change"
By the time I'd got my tooth
pulled and made the cashier re-
member me, it was
The court: ''You weren't match
ing pennies with the cigar CLERK
were you?"
'sNo sir. I"
what was he doing when you
arrested him, officer"
Splitting blood, your honor.
"It'n take all of that to get you
off on an overtime parking charge.
How masy teeth have you got
Ieft?''
.Thirty-one, your honor"
"WelL be careful of 'em. That's
only a months supply. Personal
bond"
No Slow Up, No Right-of-Way.
Witness: 'I was running south
on New Jersey avenue and sounded
nv horn pretty loud when ] saw
the defndant on my right about
fifty feet back OF the building line
up @ street.
HE was looking the other way
from me, and before I realized
that he wasn't going to slow UP.
as the regulation requires, he'd
ripped my right running Off
4 nd knocked the wind out OF my
rear tire
boob: ct was on the right
The court: "A good many people
think that being on the right gives
them the right Of way, but that's
not the case.
s'Drivers crossing intersections
must have their cars under such
control as to avoid collision with
other vehicles, and, after July 2,
with pedestrians as well. The
to that effect, published,
July %, becomes operative on that
date.
ITO many motorists have the
idea that because they own a car.
they own the street, too. That's
a good idea to get rid Of. It costs
too much. In this case, $25."
Flat Tire MaIxs Good AIibi.
The cop: III ewas parked on
the east side Of Sixth street, be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and
c street from ASS to 4:50-fifteen
minutes, your honor"
Boob: MY tire went fiat when
I turned out Of the Avenue and
stoppde at a service station
near the corner, 90 have . new
tube put in.
"Yo ushould have run around
into c street"
ST didn't know how far I'd
have to run before 1 found park
ing space. That old casing Is in
pretty bad shape, too
Its bad enough to use the
streets for garages, but if you
get to using them for repair
shops, there won't be any room
for cras to move"
But we can't expect a man to
run past a repair shop when his
tire blows out, and he hasn't
any extra tube. Personal bond"
The Washington times., 1925-07-02
THE M|KADO' IS
EXCELLENTLY
PRESENTED
'Washingtonians' Score in Gil
bert and SuIIivan's Japa-
nese Opera
By JESSIE MCBRIDE.

Washington's amateur opera
group The washfngtonians'
their delayed performance Of Gil
bert and SulIivan's Japanese opera
''The Mikado," last evening at
Central High School, unde- the d.
rectfon of Rollin Bond. Mr.. Bond,
In preliminary speech. spoke Of
the purpose Of the group, and its
continued work in giving our young
people star opportunities thai might
lead them to professional heights.
He asked the indulgence Of the
audience, also, because of the in
formality Of this occasion--as the
opera was given without scenery of
Japan, the Illusion depending on
costume and acting, and without
rehearsal with fun orchestra.
And q very pretty picture the en-
semb1e made! Pretty faces, youth,
fresh and melodious voices. and VT
vacity and Joy, all went into the
making OF an ensemble that had
several fine climaxes where one
discovered how far they might go
in excellence of performance IL we
were not constantly tearing down
accomplishment by handicapping the
onward march of our local organ.
lzations.
A Good Performance.
But that's behind the scenes.
Il was a good amateur perform.
ance that could, without handicap,
have been far better. It was q
week ago that Mr.. Bond was ready,
with his usual stage picture of
scenery, to give complete .Mika
do
Last night served to bring into
''star" ranks three of our local
singers-the two charming little
with Estelle Murray as sYum-Yum,"
made a delightful trio of Little
Maids" and a last-mintIte debut of
Mildred de Hart as that comic ter
ror. "Katisha,' an elderly lady. in
love with Nanlxi-Poo.
So or welcomed three singers
who stepped from chorus ranks into
highly effective stars. Miss De Hart
was amazing. She gave no touch
OF unfamiIiarity with the role; she
sang with beauty and sympathy of
voice. that with years promises
much for a real career. Her char
acterization showed stagecraft and
poise. She is a decided find" of
the Washingtonians.
Miss Murray Does Well.
Estelle Murray has seldom sung
better As Yum-Yum she seconded
the very excellent singing of NJ.
Harry Stevens as Nanki-Poo, her
clear soprano giving sparkle to the
the dainty kissing Duet her
Noon" song finding lure in her
daintiness. The free graceful dane
ing of the trio, the attractiveness |
OF the Hunt twins, for they are twin
sisters and as like as two peas in a
pod, always held the eye.
]. Frank Duggan was comedy
star as Poo-Bah, Elliott Thorndyke
was a rolstering Ko-Koo, Royal NJ.
Tinker sang well as Pish-Tush and
Carl Schulze as retainer of the
Mikado 1.-THE latter sung by Wesley
B. Peckhdm), was fine picture.
A very late curtain" was among
some of the unfortunate happenings
thar sti1l did not serve to dishearten
the enthusiasm of either stage folks
or audience. The finale of act one,
with crisp attacks and fine musical
singing, would alone bring long
life to THE Washingtonians."
The Washington times., 1925-07-02
j n DERWOOD' s
SEAT GOAL
Of MANY
Retirement OF Alabama Sena-
tor Let's Down Bars to
\ Candidates

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama July
"A free for.all scramble for the
United States Senate seat now oc-
cupied by Oscar w. Underwood
The Washington times., 1925-07-02
JULY 4 FETE At
CENTRAL HIGH
PLANNED
Soldiers to Parade Around
Stadium-GirIs to Garry
Largest Flag

Details from Fort Myer, the
Naval Air Station and the marine
barracks at Quantico will participate
In the Independence Day celebration
The Washington times., 1925-07-02

IserialIy and in book form.
Senator and Mrs Underwood
were mentioning today In Tate
Springs, Tenn, for which place
they departed shortly before MAX
ing public his retirement plans.
The Washington times., 1925-07-02
Kellogg Visits ST. Paul

Secretary of State Kellogg will
leave this afternoon for his home
in st. Paul for a visit over July 4.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

a Beautiful Corner on Conn. Ave- Chevy Chase D. c.
today at th
andn
entrance plan surrounded hru6hery " " center
On Heights Near Central High School-S12 500
residential a cn nPs WITH room and & SSbst sEgsy brick excellent
Close to Chevy Chase C1ub-S11.5O0
closets hardwood floors % !n
Just off Conn. Ave, Near Dupont Circle
br satlpfo
frlap IN
Corner Home Near Chevy Chase Circle
ands homeo
% breakfast
18th St NV, Above Park Rd-So 25O
Close to Conn Ave- Chevy Chase, d C.-S12OOO
well pIanned ixroon onandba
cndiio
Exclusive Massachusetts, Ave Section-S11 600
Ike one
Evening Phone Service Daily Until $50
ALLAN f. WALKER & Co. INC
S13 18th St. NV. Main 26oO
Evening star., 1925-08-13
PRICE. S9.25O.

orc PRICED FOR AN SALE AN UNUSUAL OFFER
IARGEI I BRIGTE 6qME Ro6HJ 5HE H2fE ri Full
FP N5 has CoLoNIA FROST PORCH AND
Evening star., 1925-08-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
1OS c ST. NV.

End Commercial zone: 3 fats: in
good repair. new floors and elec.
lights Just completed: vacant; rental
machine Rop' sRop in rear essed Sah 5000 Dey
annum: recently remodeled at a big
cost quick sale will sacrifice for
$50 900. terms: big improvements to
be made in this section.
327 141a pl. n.e.-Semi-d detached
g r. & b. colonial brick: elec. lights:
garage: bargain for quick buyer on
easy terms.
4oo9 GEORGIA ave.-commerctal
rooms and bath. colonial brick alley:
less than $3.50: terms inviting.
Georgia ave-; vacant newly deco
rated: elec, lights: big yard; alley:
no reasonable offer refused on terms.
COLORED.
eIos 9227 Igb,i 1ith 'tch.9 s'9 r. t b brick addz
business location. or we'll arranged
for home and ONCE combined.
1921 D st. nee r. & b. brick.
corner property: furnace heat: ras
light: room for garage; awnings and
screens: vacant: priced right
1886 Kramer, st. n.e.-Possession:
furnace heat; less than $4,000: easy
terms.
144 L st. se-vacant: 8 T. & b.
colonial brick. to be newly deco
rat rated; SaL less So than $4,000. $3.50 cash,
N. E. RYON CO.. INC,
Main 4597. 1923 F ST.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.

18th AND PARK RD.-Terms, 81 600 Cash.
s @ @ H. sS$ :s ss f s: & s e.
@ seednd % 4ooF % fonF s1es % % ] % %
I psid @ T22t S
house viii this house
DETACHED BRICK-Chevy Chase-Beautul Home.
lot oS 5s & % Roa as aa iasrns s H On snS
slae
by appofnPPmeSt f PS Is considered the most A" " ~ "'
10th AND VARNUM-Detached- S14,500
ho. NEE FH.b HOME An fe ge y snf ' rooms
Rhe @ Psnt bath spsfe heat m y@f d e eG % hsh4s %
% 'SH aS f g! a %
SAUL'S ADDITION-Detached-Fou Bedrooms.
Situated of 18th school a1d ehn esnG paG
FtaTe sPa % ph s ] @ 3 ] a as @ 4GS 0aR
5 IA Sns @ #s$ss: e Hsrs Lot entirely "
MT. PLEASANT-Practically New-s12,45o.
west n MUST BE sop excellent wld s9eni%s % sFk RG
s s5n s4s "a @ Ss @ @
ssrucion % sarge = f s 4' Ressabe @ DS
FOUR-FAMILY APT--Near 18th and Park Rd.
this @ nssFsd sold @ ] Te less % & onss s'
S @ ] % S9 G.nanG an in noqRs tins
ssPasAs f % ne % Do
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME
Northwest Suburb.
besntu % landsped This psrc2iar Offering
@ @ th @ desfasuS vhF 4So RaRaf n s @ %
eI sS Ss & P 4! Sss ya ss
Phone Service Until PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes,
1417 K St. NV Main $500.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

SOUTHEASTERN
adNf
70 rage
PETWORTH- $S95O Terms
six roomsa
NORTHEAST-$895O Terms
Beautiful colonial tapestry
''1 o'uO" 'a'N
PETWORT1- Terms
Contains
PETWORTII-$1O5 Terms
arranged rooms Oak rsbrar@h
front of HOUSE
Deep lot to alley with room Tor garage - ~
PETWORTH-$1Oz50. Terms
home T
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CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
18th and K. Mai oO2n
WV
Evening star., 1925-08-13

some new siX-room and bath houses with
screened purChcs. bUlit-lu garages. rcfriCPra-
tors. ironing boards. bathtuhs and showers.
which we can sell on terms as low as $500
cash and balance like rent. Phone Main gOS
for auto to INSPECT.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

COLORED PROPERTY.
$500 cash. 1924 Lewis ST. ne. 4-room
frame Price $1,000 Balance $50
month. INQUIRE 111O ne.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
PRICE, S11.5OO.

ee price
quare
ndha
aSo garage This wthac iH'
Evening star., 1925-08-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TO COLORED-lT15 WILLARD ST. NV
large rooms. bath. h.-w h.. elec.. oak floors,
French doors. screened break fast and sleep
ing porches. garage. Inspect at your con-
vepience.
H H CARTER.
Main 417S 3OS Investment Bldg.
Evening Phone Col. 5424
DETACHED.
CENTER HALL.
NEW.
Evening star., 1925-08-13

On lot 5Ox125. Concrete street,
lined with large maple trees.
Extra large living room with
open fireplace, reception hall,
dining room, large kitchen and
pantry, three large bedrooms,
small sewing room, large bath
room with built-in bath and
shower, hot-water heat (Arco
heater), electric lights. One
car garage to match house.
Porch extending full width of
house.
Priced at $13,5OO, with $1,000
cash, S1OO per month, including
interest on both first and second
trusts.
We recommend this house as
the best buy in Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
FOR SAIE-H0ISES-
$3.50 CASH.

SOO ii EAS j.
Eye st. near 6th-7-roo and bath semi
detached brick home with deep lot conyen-
lently located TO navy yard. with very at
tractive outlook, House is newly decorated
Price. 81 300. Terms, $25 per month. No
COLORED.
$3.50 Cash and $33 Per Mo.
will purchase Groom brick house in
good condition on Pierce 1T. n W a few doors
from n. j. ave-. Priced less than So 900, SO
don't delay on this bargain. -
PRESTON p. BOGIEY.
$40 Bond Bldg Main 5Og1 Ii.
CLEVELAND PARK,
Just OFF Conn. ave. a detached o-roop1 ann
Dath modern home: large lot: garage: cheaD
70 quick purchaser. Address Box 06-M Star
Evening star., 1925-08-13
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
1418 Eye St. NV Phones Main 5oO34s
Realtors.

Realtors
PRICE, S11 500.
eoe s 'f to be the oTe se @ d
a payment Of
PRICE. S15Z5O
today
Beautiful
nsd bath hot 0
PRICE So25o
AERTc cPfTTi fFRic sIT AAR How
EaRL RH AND DOUBLE REAR P6R5
PRICE, S125OO
in oHenn
0 n
he
te basement
PRICE. 500
N
hoHH
n /. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
Everything in Real Estate
1910 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 59O3-4-5.
Realtors.
Evening star., 1925-08-13
PRICE So 500
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc
14l2 Eye ST. NV. Realtors Franklin o5O3

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc
l4l@ Eye St NV. Realtors. Franklin 95O3
a DISTINCTIVE HOME-14th St Highlands-S15 500
ton well i3E 6 5t tdebS3 dehd ID esdme
1a94ae and there Individual
rh.susR2E T95f
We op rear SS0 TO paved alley
JUST OFF 10th ST-S1225O
& d @ near 9 s &c Hs HsPss5 gB
esS Old and IN perfect
h"wh The ou0e rear pochs cleo lights
LAMONT ST.-Kennedy- Built Home-s175O0
the araeve @ E Fesenf ksnPsdy,qt e h0ms
IS hSur 6oaa @ 81 us feet esn in Rf RS a
ahd h heOPs5s on Gss bath
ID % A Moderate 0 Terms ssFs sed add materially " its value
PETWORTH-Nokol Heater-so750
@ sdysatsse @ % % ai Of f Hop aps. Pf @ t 20 @
] h'ss s9s @ f@s q 8; $500 ss.a s"
DOWNTOWN-Modern Home-S14o50
and Il located in
To He deu 6aths hardwood floors
America Is returning TO South
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Corner Home-S1O5OO
n M % % @ sEsa aesaBa in N5ss Nds9 aS65 % & @
has @ hghd Go@ o9S 1he I 9 , The
FesPeh do4r 3 opening
has ~ Inc o surrounded WIN
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc
Members OF the Washington Real Estate Board
1912 Eye St. NV. FrankIin o5o3
Evening star., 1925-08-13
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Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11
ADMIRAL LINE MOTORSHiP
 ARRIVES IN FIRST CITY

The Admiral line motorship Booby- ala arrived in Ketchikan the other day, says the Chronicle of recent date, with a miscellaneous cargo for local merchants and was to de- part for the West coast soon after discharge.
 The Boobyalla is in command of Captain Olaf Hanson and is making it's first voyage in Alaskan waters, officials of the company said The vessel was placed on the Southeast ern Alaska run to augment the serv' vice now given by the steamers Ad miral Sebree and Curacao, which sail on regular schedule to ports on the west coat of Prince of Wales Island
 The big motorship was to take 10000 cases of salmon on board al Sunny Point cannery before leaving for the west coast, to relieve the con gestion at the cannery now, and will load general cargo on the west coast for transportation south before re turning to Ketchikan in week.