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Observation-Disclosures.

| OR > ROOM APT WITH KITCHENFTTE.
furnished: white. Address particulars and
lowest rental to Box 241-H. Star Office. :.
F1VE-ROOH APT. UNFURNISHFD: MUST
have all modern improvements not over Sf5
month Franklin 1870
HAVE CLIENTS FOR FURNISHED AND
unflrnished apartments: must he modern and
ne ar car or bus lines. Several re adv to
take possession Immediately. Cali Mr.. GAR
VEY. Main a2l0
LADY WISHES ONE ROOM KITCHEN
cite and bath. furnished am l.. walking dis
lance downtown: state particulars. Address
Box c63-H. Star of1ce. s.
TWO ROOMS FURNISHED KITCHEN.
bath. by adults permanent: no objection to
private home: state price. Address BOX
o55-H. Star office.
WANTED TO BUY LEASE AND FURNI-
fun details. Address Box 19SH. Star once.
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RENT ROOMs-FuRNISHED.


southern exposure. Near 14th st. car line
nicely furnished room: all converiences3 IN
stsntsneous hot water: private home.
1888 FATRMoNT ST. w, DeiiEEhtin n
select Adams 1921. ----
1928 y N.w-Two Ind floor front house
Keeping rooms. near bath; electricity. sS@
1906 18th ST Nw-Larce front room and
h.-wh,: reasonable
1892 ST NW-Raautiful front room.
twin beds: also single room: rehned sur
roundings
13la MASS. AVE. Nw.-At,ractvr front
room End floor. southern exposure 'N'
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1909 2oth1verE large large
room running water. comfortable Al yea r
$50. Franklin S1sa. -.----
1892 RlLTMoRE ST. Ant. l6--Warni. AZ,
Ink. ~
1921 10th ST-r.aree front room with, al
Rent. $50.
BRIGHT. sunny ROOM with hack pGr,'h in
Rent. ss" He ',r'' 56.,. ''"' 80
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Larrc hrd-sltunS
room. second floor private fan'N: s""''''
nan. Main a"17.
1901 R ST N.w.-CommunIcat'nc rn"ne:
second floor south front. rrivat" tam''N ;
ladies' preferred electr,c'tN.---
l. y W =,
light hou>ekeerinr running water; 50"
weekly; electricity
40 NEWTON PL. N.w.-North Fsrk RI,
rsaeouahlp
ROOM ANp KITCHFNFTTE. ami. for ora: :?
isd nS em dGEeye BoS $50 sisr oe
1909 RIGGS PI. NV cor. 10Th near r =
-7Lsrse front room warm any ,r Stsan io ~"
eeoe ressonahte: gentlemen Nv, ~
42l & NW-Nrce large tight houseN.spi LH
electricity: 81 week. running water, S'.'"'
1921 O N.w-Nicely furnished ii"nt room:
southern exposure. ami, "'>""
TWO NICELY FURNISHED warm room. IN
99 do refined n n "o" Nsn," 7np
alp FYF ST. Nw-Large. well heated.
aIec. light. plenty hot running water: Gentle
men or employed rourles.
room room next It" to bath plrS,ri",,y. can s.t"r
ia g ST. s E rooms, lSitchene'te Ink;
well heated: near cars and Library.
1923 18th ST-Roome for mon - Der
week: next to hath. Call after nm %
I'LL +, AVE. N.w.-Hall room, "r"-f'""r
1862 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-out-ide room.
rexi TO bath: use Of telcphone.
&C. 9TH ST NE-Niccly furnished room
adjoining hath h.-w.h.. elec use "f rh"n'.
BIZ MASS. AVE, N.W..Larss , r""m h,-w.h.
electricity. suitable for gentlemen.
Applv Apartment II
DE SOTO. Apt 81 1900 Mass. Ave. NV
One large or one medium.
1892 10Th N.w.-L.hk. room: running Wa
ter. h.-w.h.. electricity. Frank aoit----.
1916 PARK RD-Nicely furnished single
double room: all modern conNenienres.
l3Is E 3oe ., ICONS ss,sr ban and s"-
1881 IRVING ST. .w-Comfortahle room
lor gentleman Columbia ?066
f7I7 X ST. N.w.-SSingle room: downtown.
beautiful home: gentleman. "
26.o 18th NV APT. Room for gentle,
man Will share apartment with coupie.
I4lS VI ST N.w-Large front room for
couple or two gentlemen: single trout room
ZIG y H AVE N.w-Two large rooms
furnish or unfurnished: colord
I1i7 p ST Nw-Clean. attractive. bright
room: quiet home: reasonable u
1850 BILTMORE ST.--Artistic room IN
beautiful prIvate home all conNenlences. y
IS 9th ST SE-Larce front room. WIN
dows and . cuphoards.
Blackstone Hotel (\ew(.
No 1915 18th ST. NV. Tin Mavfower HoteI
district Handsomely furnished l. and y
room suites as low : $50 so month per
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
C.Er Our APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST

HAMPTON COURTS 90l3 n. II. AVE: NV
rooms. kit. recep. hall and bath so3'ooUU
room. kit recep. hall and bath o-'''
CUMBERLAND. 1892 MASS. ANE .o M
rooms. kitchen and bath As".o"
1903 CLIFTON At. NV. o IN
rooms reception hall and bath. Sd5.oo
1908 LANIER PI.. NV APT. lo4: "a
= rooms kitchen and bat fob.oo
30?2 PORTER ST. NV. APT. 80. IN
3 rooms kitchen and bath SIo!"o
1925 l.ANIER PL. NV. ..--o
! rooms kitchen and bath ....... 20 : .oo
l404 COLUMBIA RID. NV. m
! rooms. kitchen and hath. - o.o"
1853 n H. AVE. NV. oo IN
rooms kitchen and bath S6o.oo
3iOq 10th ST NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath ..... .Soo-2u
3 rooms kitchen and bath ......-... %"
1908 CONN AVE. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath N5o.o'
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T.\RI.E BOARD.

1919 ST N.W.-Tabie boarti. strictly
homo cooking: servants: well prepared
meals: plenty To eat: very hest markets af-
ford: 3 or :: If IS week: less rs 50
Franklin 1866
HOME-COOKED DINNERS 75,-A few pa
, irons "an he accommodated: excellent service
Adams 3i9S mornings only.
1910 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS served home
cooked meais. individual service: week or
month. S1-S"S. Adams $40.
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RENT H0USEs-FURNIsHED.

A NICELY FURNISHED HOME ON PARK
ri. NV. facing Rock Creek Park: living
room, dining room, kitchen. servants room.
four bedrooms. library and two baths
INV H.. Lear garage, open fireplace in living
room. A real coy home in fine neighbor-
hood Lease for one year to desirable ten
ant. Rent. Sl60 per month. Please phone
Franklin B100. TO-
ATTRACTIVElY FUR HOUSE NEAR 10Th
and Columbia rd.: light rooms: . baths
until May or longer: adults North a41l.
PARTLY FURNISHED HOME ROOMS
huiltin garage: ready for occupancy: reason
able For further information. North 6445
or Adams s50T-J. -
5000 HARRISON ST. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
An entirely detached house OF seven rooms
and two baths Several porche. garage
F1celently and completely furnished. Can
he rented on short lease. Rent. 5000 per
month Call Cleveland 3S5. or see
ALLAN F. WALKER co. nc.
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.APaRTMENTS-u NFl1RNISHED.

sd hs,b AArARTMENPb at 81
Main 30 eai i4ih St NV.
TO. CoLoRED. 90.
Apt. 3 rooms and bath. heat and light: SD
HALL & GRAY.
1904 ST NE.
'"t i0 Sr NE-5 r rooms S Ssd bath: heat
HALL & GRAY
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH: REAR YARD.
steam heat. electricity: newly papered; 80
and %' bin sa eis Hrhts he's, tnrni.hed' re-
d'f SEwso N" ITO 'n ne Line ao7
aI5 Isth It. ne Ms r. r and b. elec light:
back porch, private hall. lighted public
Srd moo n"or Pro" bsTS n %E RSs5 iio
MOST DESIRABLE ar. APT. A,MI. ALI
Itth =; NV. Apply I" JANITOR or phone
THE GLADSTONE.
1923 St NV
Second, and ,hird nonr. apis. FIVE large
all outside rooms and bath: elevator. g.
WHY PAY MORE,"
The CLIFFBOrRNE 1855 Calvert st NV.
Il fHF Sea cAl TFeR: and i GA!s c.t St S% s
THE TULANE I2l0a 18Th St Nv
No; si-5 rooms and bath -. ,S62 so
THE DETROIT iIIio Meridian Pl. NV
TIE ROC lester 'i4as Meridian Pl. 5: = w. W.
THt ST fA 1Gf " Is@e 18Th ST s'ooo
30. So room. and .'aih $50 Is
THE PARKER. 3aoo Ieth ST N
No. 5ot-2 rooms and bath $50 GO
Day Pm. NJ. 471s. Night Phi. Col 1910.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

THREE YOUNG MEN students. desire small
furnished apartment or two adjoining rooms
in ouiet refined Jewish American home: prl
waite bath preferred state rates. Address
BOX 256-H. Star Office.
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Main 1000.
81 Tx N IN Z 7 7 y.
18th and l. SITS NV
Five large rooms and bath comnletel "
renovated: reasonable rent Col. 123l
1920 ONTARIO RID.

Opposite the Ontario Apt.
Several new apis. of 2 and 4
rooms. with bath, in excellent
location, two blocks from 18th
and Columbia rd.. near two car
lines. Rent, S47.5O. So5.5O and
5000, on monthly or yearly
terms. For inspection see resi-
dent manager. Apt. 1O3. Call
Adams 1888.
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1921 10th ST-l.arce front room with al
cove and priv ate hath: elegantly FURNISHED
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

ROOM AND BATH. hotel service. SIS and
500 mo: and 3 room ants. turn.: hotel
service S1o5 mo. IN: room and hath I'M
furn $50 mo: > rooms and hath unfurn ..
ass mo Table d'hote breakfast. 35c 10 81
luncheon soc to 15c. Dinner. 81 and 81 %.
Burlington Hotel Vermont ave AT Thomas
Circle Main $3.50.
3oO7 Goth ST. N.E-Entire End floor. 3
rooms hath. garage. use of front porch ::
unfurnished or partly furnished. Price. $50.
including heat gas and electric lights. Avail
able Feb One-half block from car: choice
neiEhhorhood. Pot. sol. s.
1894 RIGGS PLACE N.w,-3rd floor. half
furn rooms. kitchen. heat. light. $50
also second floor front room. $50
1918 conn. AVE Nw-3 rooms and bath,
second floor. "
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i144 5th Ne unfurnished housekeeping
rooms: gas and heat furnished. Call after e..
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1906 NJ ST N.E-Brand-new 3 rooms.
sleeping porch bath with shower: reasonable
rent to responsible party. After pm. r.
1898 MASS AVE SE-2 rooms and sleep
ing porch h W h.. sink. range and telephone
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1921 w-Nicelv furnished it"ht room:
southern exposure a.mi-. pi'Na" my.
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Blackstone Hotel l\ew(.
No 1915 18th ST. nv. Tin Mavfower Hotel
room suites as Iow $3.50 a month per
room: exceptionally low rates With meals
See resident manager.
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1Io5 so CAR AVE SE-Entire 2nd floor
NJ { rooms bath sink in kitchen. range.
pvt bath hot-water heat. electric. Call
al n m Adults only X
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1870 MASS. AVE. Nw-At,ractivr front
room. End floor. southern exposure: w"
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BRIGHT. sunny ROOM with hack por,h IN
apartment electricity. steam hest. Sh"""'.
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

3O1 F ST NW-Will turn over groom and
bath house to party buying fur. rooms and
furniture and ] ton coal. VIII sell every
thing for $50. House rents for $50 month
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se3 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.w--3 unfur-
MI she'd rooms and bath on same floor: gas
and heat: $50 per month to use a fiat. e.
21O6 H ST NV large rooms. Kitchen;
electricity. gas heat. telephone: rent cheap.
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APARTMENTS-UNFU FINISHED.
electric light: first floor apt: S35
J. MCKINNEY BERRY.
3tI Wisrous ain AVE- W
THE SMITHFIELD

1858 AVON PIT ROOMS Bath H.-wH.,
3d3 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
THE sMITHFIELD.
llI5 9TH ST NV
Four rooms and bath. with porch, $40
1903 KuBouRNE pL; NV,
'"'''N '"' s si'"'R sr NV.
ro"' 'I iaai No MoN is'f e. q" wv S%@'"
Two apartments III one: nine rooms and
's" .siasl "@i' :s5 %lr'i ri. S.w.
Two room. kitchen and bath. slesping
,,, 300 wARDER, ST. NV ~
TI tBa N y IS z W
One apartment available Feb. ist. -Four
rooms and h s,s s5 53, month nj y -
Available Feb. 1st Four rooms and bath
southern tH tss = 10 r ,p istEe ro9ms.
Apt. OF fve rooms and bath. all outside
rooms; "orner building $50 month:
"p IT, s saS isfi c co in' iSC.
ltls Eve st NV. Phones Main 5au3-4 >
FOR coLoRED. 1855 POTOMAC ST NV
s,a AL Ia F F wALKER co, IN goo
1918 CONNECTICUT AVE
First floor apartment. three extra large
room, kitchen and bath: newly decorated;
14ls Eye 81 s M Phones no eos ai9 sooa45
BIGGEST VALUE IN
MT. PLEASANT.
Modern apt bldg. --the Wellington and
the Argyle. corner Eth aud Park rd- Con.
venent To stores schools churches cars
) minutes 10 Rock Greek. All large. open
ms. tile baths open hrcplaces paruuri
floors: renovated like new corner apis Of 4
rms. rec. hall and bath So. so: also .
rms. kitch. and bath So so. act fast
See ianitor or phone Main 543;
THE CLAR1DGE..
1904 . St NV.
Attractive apartments in this
new hreproof apartment house
just being opened.
One room, kitchen and bath.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath.
Large rooms and closets
Open for inspection.
For rates and reservations see
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th St. NV.
Phone Main 378.
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1892 FILLMORE ST Ant. I6--Warni. at
iractIve single bcd-lIvInE room. for virt: ~"
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CIRCLE. 1909 2Oth-Nery large
ming water: comfortable All year
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Y .W.-CommunICatInc ru"ms.
.ouih front private tami'N
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md floor front house =
bath electricity. gas
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

REV A. OPTICS Home for tine Aged. Para
lyzed and Invalids. cor. Edmonds ave, and
Sunnery lane Gainesville. Baltimore. Rates,
w. - I5'
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40 NEWTON PI. NW-\orth Park RI.
rsasonahp
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Larce t'rd-sltunR
room. second floor, private tam'N G""''"
man Main n"1,
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r. W.-Larce front room and
we'll furnished. electricity.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
sCnnsfn,,kk
The FAIR MON1
wA>TED-R0oMS AND BOARD.

310l lith ST. NV.
ri double rms. new heating plant
Pil- ~ hour nh one service iaR
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1911 = ST Nw-Rack basement room;
light Housekeeping; running water; NtH'
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X ST. NV .-Reautiful front room.
'eds also single room. rehned sur
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED warm rooms ~
ant. refined married COUPLES or e,r'S pre-
ferred. meals II desired. Adams 'Ho"
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CORDOVA Goth AND FLA AVE.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH So 90
> ROOMS AND BATH .......-.... S5s so
: ROOMS AND BATH. DUPLEX . 81 -, 90
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= 18th ST-AttractiVe Seconh-stolS
m next 10 hath. electricity. "a" 49,
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MADISON. I7aa EYE ST.
ONE ROOM AND BATH ..Sal 5O-S43 80
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CAR | oADlNGs | LARGER.
,. q o. Trafic Gained in First
Fart IL Month ofsJune.

Ep6tlhI DlEpatch 70 TIE SthTs 8 q ~ - .
BALTIMORE, July Car load
inga OF the Baltimore and Ohio Ran.
road during the first three weeks in
June were TO small extent In ex-
cess Of the corresponding period last
yer. Car loadings during that period
totaied i32.7s1 cars. against I2e,I23
in the similar period last year, rep
Tesenting a gain Of IS per cent.
Reading and Central Of New Jersey,
controlled by the Baltimore and Ohio
Jointly with New York Central,
showed larger percentage Increases
during that period Readings load.
tngs gained ~ per cent and led all
roads serving the Allegheny district
In percentage of increase compared
with last year. Central of New Jer-
sey reported q gain Of 81 per cent.
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'a'' S. q - REPORT On CONDrTIoN y THE
Second National Bank
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todny. Print cloth quotations wore
unchanged at I for 1lx6O'a and de-
clined X At = X Tor 6gx72's The raw
silk market was quiet
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COTTON GOODS ACTIVE.

NEW YORK, July ) iSpecia1) The
cotton goods market was very activea
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U. s. Commissioner at Cordova re. gently and fined $21 for failure te keep record of furs purchased The fine equalled the amount of the irregularity in pelt taxes over per- iod of five years.
 In the presence of many friends, Miss Ethel Lucille Reeder and Win field Erwin, jr, were united in mar riage last Saturday evening at Anch- orage at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Sadie Reeder, and uncle w. A. Sherman. The Rev. John E. Youel of the Presbyterian church, officiated.
 MT. Erwin is the son of MT. and Mrs Winfield Erwin, ST., and is list ed among Anchorage's rising young business men, being at present a member of the clerical staff of the First National bank.
 Mrs. Erwin is a popular member of the younger social set and both are embarking on their matrimonial voyage with the we'll wishes of the entire community.
 Proceedings have been started for the forfeiture of furs seized from Charles Matich, of Nenana who was arrested on the first of February on a charge of dealing in furs without a license. He was fined $25 by Commissioner c. C.
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AT THE HOTELS

 Van Gilder-Nils Hagen, Woodrow H. NM Conrad, Bevan Presley, La touche; c. E. Robinson, Marjory Dow nes, Seattle; MT. and Mrs. P. w. Nc Carthy, Talkeetna, J. Van Wrinkle, Rob ert s. Donaldson, F. J. Hart and Jas F. Gilbert.
 Overland-Victor Edlund, Eddie Ed. lund and Sever Borden.
 Sexton-Tom Tessier, Bear Lake; c. LaRochelle.
 Seward-Roy Heinzerling, John " Jackson, Seattle; G. w. Pearson. Os- car Nord, Jerome Hatchy, Girdwood Joh Balios, Jerome Harneo.
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NORTHERN NOTES

Word was received yesterday of the death of Freeman Anderson at Nenana. The deceased was an old timer of the interior and during the last year was a fireman on the river boats operating out of Nenana.
 While working with motor wood saw in the Patterson wood yards at Anchorage, John Teeland suffered an accident that cost him his right index finger. While guiding a log to the saw his hand slipped and the finger was so badly hurt it had to be amputated.
 J. C. Leen, we'll known fur buy CT of Cordova, was taken before the
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Sam Shucklin, salesman, was among the interior arrivals in Sew ard last night who left for tSeldovia this morning on the Watson.
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The Admiral Evans, of the Pac- fife Steamship company, will resume her summer schedule to Seward and the westward districts March 30.
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The local Boy Scout Troop meets tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock at the s. A. c. gym.
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Hoffman Sanitary Presser and Va cuum Dry Cleaner-Jimmy's Tailor Shop. If.
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Marjory Downs, a schoolteacher, arrived in Seward last evening from Seattle, leaving this morning for the interior.
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G. E. Burrell, of Fairbanks, arriv- ed in Seward last evening, departing this morning for Seldovia.
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Special attention given to cleaning and pressing of women's clothes. Jimmy Ratliff's Shop. If.
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l.. M. Carrigan, salesman, who ar rived in town last night from the in- terior, left this morning for Sel- dovia
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City Council meeting next Monday night.
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Byrom c. Elmes, travelling engin- ger for the Alaska railroad, departed this morning for Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-02-25

Manicure sets, $3.3O to $15-Alas- ka Shop. If.
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Gus Utberg, who had the misfor- tune to freeze his feet recently as the result of being overcome by ill- ness on the trail between Fairbanks and Graehl is recovering steadily.
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SOMETHING NEW! LACQ-A-PAINT DRIES in 20 MIN UTES-J. L. CRAFT. If.
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Held, of Nenana. The furs consis- ted of two black bear, several lynx, two red fox, one marten and one muskrat
 A fine baby boy was born to Mrs. C.. A. Pollard, wife of MT. Pollard, of the Anchorage Dental Clinic, at the Government hospital, 9:15 p. m. Sunday, February 21st. Mother and son are doing nicely.
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Hand tinted pictures wrapped se- curely for mailing-Alaska Shop. If.
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Weekly Gateway-3 per year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-10

Mrs. Bertha Hall have returned to
Providence. r. l., after visiting rel
atives in town for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. Lincoln Pope, son
Erwin of Providence, r. l., Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Jakins and daughter
Charlotte of this town. Miss Maud
Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Pope,
and Arthur Pope of Nassalboro,
Frederick Pope of Reading, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moore. Alonzo
Ouimby of Starks, Maine. Edith
Ballard and Mrs. Bertha Hall of
Providence, and Charles Emery of
this town. have returned from
three days camping trip to Noun
tain View, Rangeley Lakes.
Among the numerous recent
guests at the Naples Inn on the
Cushman road were John Taylor,
manager of the f<nickerbocker
stock Company now filling two
weeks engagement at the Silver
Theatre in Waterville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold F. Gatchell, prominent actor
and actress in this company. Miss
BETTY Burnett of Maiden. Mass,
samuel Sario, Milford, n. H., Rob-
art Bozerick Of Boston, Mass. Rob-
ert Griffith of Methuen, Mass, Miss
lila Burnett of Melrose, Mass. Mrs.
Harold Burnett of Albany, N H.,
w Fl. McDouga1 of Everett, Mass,
Daphne Hasen of Brookllne Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-10
WINSL0W

Mrs. David Osier, daughter Mar,
raret and Mrs. Margaret Arey and
son, David are visiting for two
weeks in Rockland.
Mrs. H. r. Witham OF First street
who has been quite Ill Is conVales-
cling at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. Jones oil East
Nassalboro.
The condition of Mrs. Delia Waru
who has been i'll for some lime re-
mains about the same.
Miss Angie Glidden who teaches les
IN Brockton. Mass. accompanied ny
friend, Miss Esther Grimm, Is
passing vacation at the nome VI
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glidden
Friends in town of Junior Topey;
formerly of this town, Will DE slau
TO learn that he is getting alens
well at the Sisters Hospital al ..',
undergoing an operation there FIJI
day morning 4,4.r
Mrs. Ashur Shorey and dausnee.'
Ruby Tobey, of Palermo, were Ms Tr
itors Yesterday at the home OF MI
and Mrs. M. w. Tobey.
Mr.. and q Mrs. G. Lincoln FopS'
son Erwin, Miss Edith Ballard, ana