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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


VACUUM cTEANER, Hoover, With attach
meats. I4oI Eye Ct. NV. ord floor.
s SIS .s Sa Sys SSon. sG Col ass .' AIT
WASHING MACHINE. RotaTexi copper tub
TUnsT 4abeh Pssss W shssherd ssis
sutomatie, Ne. s3O cost $40; sood con-
ditiOn;s cisv 1870 Mr.. Rider. 1908 Fox
WATER HEATER, Pittsburg automatic
storase dsed only short time snd e 5000
srap hsS society, srd and sss. me- ~
wooD-Pine boards. cut any length, g. SO
end SO load. delivered Resdys YARD 20
oD-woRKINq MACHINERY, tools 81: era
roadster Col. eTee.
2 pool TABLES in nne condition; must
sell. 2l3l Pa. ave. NV, --A----
PUMPS,
electric; Myers Selt-oiling. shallow and deep
ClGr. 1853 after 5 pm.
LIVING ROOM SUITES.
Absolutely the talk of the town. see how
frame and material and we make 4 for
s sS" low we as ns So cone and inspect our
factory. We do reupholsterinG at very 10y, Low
l4th st. NV. Columbia lol72 q
FURNITURE AND RUGS.
New and reclaimed bed room, living room
and dining room suites at new low prices
odd dresser chests and yanities, metal bees;
coil springs and felt mattresses at reduced
prices; occasional boudoir and pull-up chairs
table and floor lamps, bookcases and secre-
taries console and end tables felt base floor
coverings. S floors of display. Liberal
terms, HayinG no rent TO pay enables US
to sell quality furniture much below the
market price. New Bargain House. 2004 18th
st. NV. Open evenings North 3s42.
We have made drastic reduc-
tons on a standard line of ma
tionally advertised refrigerators
and are selling a 7 GU. #. capacity
box with a 2-cyl. slo-speed COM
pressor, all porcelain cabinets, a
guaranteed job, installed at the
unheard-of price of Sl25.00. Easy
terms.
CARROLL SUPPLY CO.,
~ 18th St. NV.
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BIG REDUCTION SALE
NOW GOING ON

NJ " NJN-fI ~ u o-Ns
We have used the knife on our
stock OF over 100 used cars. We arc
listing here a few of the choice bar
gains-real good automobiles at real
low prices. Our terms are easy. Re
member. we are open till 10 pm. Sun
days and week days.
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LA SALE SEDAN.
wire wheels. well tenders. trunk rack.
etc. perfect appearance and fun written
guaKnnteei S745; easy terms. trade.
y SIMMONS MOTOR CO.,
Oldsmobila Dealers,
1912 14th. Potomac OO52.
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DAVENPORT. good condition; very reason
able 1906 10th st. NV Apt. No. 2l2. DIST
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electric: Myers Self-oiling. shallow and deep
wells: Eood condition; installed IL wanted,
Clhr. 1888 after 5 pm.
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COUCH-Large brown leather. suitable for
once or library; will sell cheap Apply A. NJ:
Ffshel S9ol Conn. ave NV. Apt. 4o5. Cali
rrorntngs or evenings after s.
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CLEARANCE SALE.

chassis and cabs, some with dump
bodies-Luw prices
THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR SALES CO.
346-45 Pa Ave NV.
Phones Met J545-9546-354T
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VACUUM CLEANER s-Rureka. AiFWay.
Royal. Premier. Duplex, q. =. UniyeTsaf aiB:
guaranteed yeai; repairing BAGS, parts.
t2s vasagm Cleaner shop. iSoA oirard q,
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CONSOLE TABLE. cor cupboard. small desk
and chair, fitting table, small tables cleo
Iapnps Ell IA96 Columbia I'd
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LAUNDRY IRONER, Apex electric; hot
water radiators power saw table, large
lathe. palmer. water heater. etc. Edgar
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN 1923. dark blue nm
ish. good tires; wonderful bargain. $685.
easy terms. Open evenings and Sunday
Loeffler Motor Co., Ford dealers, 2l5 Pa
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ELECTRIC RANGE, cabinet styIs, al enamel.
in good condition. t75: good oil cooking
range. SO: new Detroit Jewel au-enamel gas
range. 81. 50; new Garland restaurant range,
With broiler. Eriddle and extra large oven.
S&a CarffllE TREorua Ga 23GG.
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thoroughly reconditioned and runs IKE new;
fine finish; I'VE good tires; top and up
holStery ok. Check our price Of $3.50: check
eral terms: your car in trade. Owens Mo-
tor Co E323 Ga
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FRANKLIN
SEDAN 1895
1925 1879 5-pass. de luxe equipment
guaranteed same as new car. Above lcW
price makes this q real barEatn- Act quickly.
CaIlan Motors. 1928 NJ ST. NV. North 1901
PACKARD'S LIST.
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CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. 1928; green Duco;
excellent condition, good tires; carefully
driven: price. SITS. Phone Georgia 1914.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1891 engine; paint,
upholstery. tires in excellent condition wire
wheels; price $500 Herickson, National s772
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LEOPARD (Manchurian1 COAT. size II:
good condition, $3.50 cash; cost $500. Dec.
1850 Ant 406
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CLOTHIHG-Positively never worn; gray
tweed suit dark gray business suit; size
40 or 40. both apiece; cost $35 each; take
S26 for both: high class and stylish; new
white flannel trousers, tailor made, 81. Col
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sALE-AUToMoBnEs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. any model, direct
from Chevrolet dealer. Have $500 credit
iii sell for $3.50 cash or best offer. Col
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COFFEE URNs. coasters, steam tables, gas
stoves. grease traps, steriiizers, counters,
cash registers. refrigerators. refrigerator dis
piay cases, electric mixers, scales. safes,
eaSH registers tables chairs. shelving. bake
ovens, etc Atlas store Fixture Co. ala
cth Ell n ~. Met 9297
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LIVING RM. SUITE. SIP mohair, custom
made. I'll Shepherd st. NV. Ad 66sp
LIVING ROOM SuITE-s2o for s-piece velour
living room set. 3ilT Georgia ave. NV.
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2 pool TABLES; in nne condition; must
seli 1iaI pa ave n "
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CHEVROLET COACH. I93o-Here is new-car
appearance, performance and reliability at
used-car price: Perfect motor. top. tires.
finish and upholstery. Can sell for S425,
sive liberal terms and accept trade. Under
priced about $40. which you should save
Owens Motor Co. 1929 Ga ave
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION for homes end
stores; installed and guaranteed months
Let Us save you money. Expert service
pms y ] are De- 15es. 81
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chanicsi condition. new tires ROOD paint
and upholstery; $3.50 cash. Lincoln 3046-J
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INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS-For rent or
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 4i8 10th ST. NV Met 1874
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FORD SPORT COUPE. iss0-Rumble seat;
finish like new; perfect tires; motor excep-
tionally quiet and powerful. You are cor
daily invited to give this car read demon
stration. afterward check price OF 1915.
Certainly you will buy here and save the
difference. Liberal @. M A, c. terms; your
car in trade Ovens Mntnr CO Ra13 ca ave
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CHEVROLET 1928 SPORT COUPE Color
yellow arab, very excellent condition. all
tires good. Reduced to 1855. See Mr.
81 N a. Decatrr 6a0o ' ~ ~
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saaf ~ I'VE ttd tSLd., Snmoi i.
seat. IN PERCY conoiEon tnrongnont' low
fully. Must be seen to be appreciated
Will sacrifice for G225 Really worth q
great deal more. Come and make offer;
cash or easy terms. Can be seen 1T my
time. Near Conn. and Cathedral aves)
CHEVROLET SEDAN Is3o-Equipped with
cream wire wheels; motor, tires and ap-
pearance ike new; underpriceo $50; 3O-day
guaranteed: S425. Mandell-Chevrolet, 18th
and Good Hope I'd. Sc, Atlantic 400.
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KIDDTE KOOP and reed stroller. in good
condition; SO each. Lin. 1854.
KITCHEN CABINET. first-clasS condition;
nrivate sale North kANa
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FOR BALE-Bicycle. BOYS; excellent condi-
ton, SIC also girls bicycle, 50. Phone
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER. issO-IoW
mileage. Almost new in appearance Beau
tiful blue with cream wire wheels; many
extras. Really a sporty Job. Only s4l5;
terms, 1888 down. balance monthly. Po-
hanka Service, 1925 goth ct. NV, North
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CASH REGISTER. Remington, No. S54. Best
offer buys. sos Georgia ave. NV.
CASH REGISTERS, snow cases, wall cases,
counters, shelving. chairs, tables, scales, iron
safes, coffee urnS, steam tables, soda foun-
tails electric grinders, mixers. refriEerators:
partitions. store equipment and MIXTURES ot
every description. Edgar Baum. me- sl4
z st. NV.
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seat finished in red and black Duco: FOOD
motor, top, tires, upholstery and finish:
save the difference. Liberal terms Your
car in trade. Owens Motor Co., 6373 Ca
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HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, COMPLETE. at
sacrifice; leaving city. s2l CuackenboS st.
NV. Georgia 1891.
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FORD DE Luxe ROADSTER. 1s3i-Two well
Tenders. trunk rack, genuine leather upnol-
stery, rubheTiZed khaki top. etc. You can't
tell 1t from new; mileage only 1900; S9s. so
cash. balance easy monthly payments. Cher
ner. Ford dealer. I19l You St Nv
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

In the United States Commissioners x Ofco Probate)
 Court for the District of Alaska, JUNEAU COMMIS-
 SIONER'Ss PRECINCT
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EMERY vALEN-
 TINE, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance an order sale made and entered into by the United States Comms- soner Ex Probate Court for the Precinct Juneau Territory of Alaska, the 26th day of August 1884, in the matter of the Estate of Emery Valentine deceased the undersigned Administrator With The Will Annexed of the said estate will sell at public auction, much thereof is he thinks advisable subject to confirma on by said court the following described parcels or real property or any part or portion thereof, to-wt:-
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Anticipation" answered Ledbet- ter, lis as powerful as emergency I knew where I was to sit," he added in lower voice, with side glance at Juanita. No" as the hcrs-douevre was set before him I'll begin where the others are"
 His eyes had fingered on Jua- nita's face. Pretty, yes More than that, beautiful. Pale, though. New Orleans was probably killing her with parties. Lacked animation, he would say, but he had never ob- jected to repose in women. Languor, indifference intrigued him.
 The others all but Trigger and Kirk, were talking hilariously.
 Trigger was nervous, glancing surreptitiously at his watch. Kirk was thinking. "Juanita's in no mood for Eric. I'd wiring his neck for two bits"
 Ledbetter was pursuing the amen ities.
 This your first visit, Miss Flor es? And do you like our fair, south ern city?"
 Juanita's eyes met his. He had seen such eyes in Madrid, in Tam pico, in Tiflis. They always woke him strangely. Her glance was low cred again as she said:
 My first visit but it's been a long one. I like New Orleans very much"
 Ledbetter had started, his eyes not leaving her face.
 You are from Madrid?' he asked
 Bobby had turned to them and answered for Juanita.
 Seville"
 "Oh, Seville" Ledbettcr repeated thoughtfully. odd, Senorita," as Bobby turned again to the lady on his left, odd, but just now when you spoke I was certain I had heard your voice before"
 Juanita looked down at her plate.
 Don't run" Molly had said. If you meet him, face him.
 Molly's words had been with her ever since Ledbetter had come in at the door. She contriyed to smile now, playing with the flowers that had been beside her plate He was drunk" Molly had said. He won't remmeber."
 But he did remember.
 Whoever gave you lilies of the valley and violats doesn't under stand you,p Ledbetter remarked ob serving the lace-frilled nosegay in her hands. "vou should nave or chids-black orchids.'
 T should hate them" said Jua- nita. "They don't sound like flow CTS"
 Ledbetter laid 1,vi his fork.
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moon Of DELIGHT bYMa49a1etBeH Ho1t4zoseS


 SYNOPSIS: Juanita is hurt when Kirk seems to believe the gc1@ip concerning Eric Led hctters conquest of the yelled cigarette girl in Divitts gam bling parlCrs. How well she re- members Fries insults, his eff fcrts to discover her identity! Fer only she and the marquesa, her haperone, know that Juanita, now accepted socially by Nelly, Kirk's grandmother, as Senorita Flores, is in real ity this girl--called Moon of Delight. Despite the marquesa's false atGry that Juanita is en- gagged to a nobleman, Kirk tells Juanita hell marry her. At Nclly's Biloxi home Juanita does net understand that the code messages the marquesa sends to Divitt involve plans to rob their hostess and others. Plan ming to attend Bobby Gran shaw's dinner, Juanita and the marquesa go with Kirk to his New Orleans home.
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in him-Kirk-at all, since she did not intend to marry him. Yet she had meant that morning to marry him? Why couldn't she be frank with him?
 Kirk did not sit next to Juanita at dinner On one side was Cerise DuBois and on the other Phyllis Carver. Juanita, of course, sat at Bobby's right. On her left was a vacant chair.
 Bobby had been unable to wait dinner on the tardy guest, inas- much as they were all going to La Petite Theatre afterward.
 Naida was starring in something Trigger had written Trigger would see that the dinner party arrived on time. Naida and Dick were not at the dinner.
 No one asked who was the late member of the party. Everyone | seemed to know Kirk surmised only vaguely, being occupied with other things-c h e ly watching Juanita who sat opposite him and striv- nig to reply coherently to Cerise and Phyllis.
 Cerise, fortunately, had some thing in common with Adrian or the other side, for Adrian, too, had been robbed-on one of the nights he had been in Biloxi. Cerise and Adrian discussed their losses, re- plying to general questions, Did they get the gold punch bowl, Adrina?"
 They did"
 And your mothers pearls, too?"
 The pearls too. Adrian looked wan and troubled. He had been consorting with de- tectives for two days, during such time as he had not been dealing with his mothers despair
 "Whoop la!" shouted some one.
 Here's the big chief" Eric Ledbetter had appeared in the door and at Bobbys signal took the chair beside Juanita. A chorus of welcomes buzzed, a murmured introduction to Juanita, while Phyllis whispered to Kirk He couldn't miss Naida in Trig- gers play. Bet he just got eff the srain."
 He had. Got off the train less chan an hour ago. Dressed at the St. Charles. Somersaulted here in taxi. How's that for speed?" He'd better speed if he meets Dick murmured Phyllis. Aloud she said, You look as Winsome as if you'd primped a week. When did you wake up enough to somer- sault?"
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Chapter 2I
LEDBETTER REMEMBERS

Kirk, riding with Juanita anc the marquesa to Bobby Cranshaw's dinner, hoped that the evening would bring a change in Juanita's attitude toward him.
 Silly, he thought, that this foolish gossip about the Moon-what was it they called her?-the Moon of Delight-could sway her so.
 In the alchoolic mirth at Adrian's dinner at Tarpon Point, Kirk's name had been jokingly linked with the Moon. Had Emmy Jean he had seen Juanita talking with Emmy Jean-had Emmy Jean tolo her that he was one of the Moons lovers, and had she been trying to make him confess?
 Could it be that Juanita was try ing to draw him out about the girl in Divitt's place?
 Kirk had thought that night at Tarpon Point, when the Moon was mentioned that Juanita had been lightly jealous of her, and he had enjoyed the belief
 Now he knew that her emotion had been a deeper thing than doubt. It was con V cti O n-some strange onviction-that had sway ed and changed her
 She had meant to tell him about this man in Barcelona, had not wanted to tell him, had decided that after all it was not necessary
 It was not necessary to confide
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Help ma. he begged. Don't you remenlbcf me? You've been in Ma drid, surely Perhaps Ill Istambul Look at me. Di. you remember?
 She loo1ed at him
 One does not forget eyes like yours, Senorita."
 But eyes like yours, Eric" re- marked Rod Stevens from across the table, may not leave so indeli- ble mark. The lady does not re- member. You only embarrass her.
 Go after him." said Emmy Jean to Rod. He's been making love to Juanita ever since he sat down. Me on his other side he's hardly said word to- And I remember | him"
 Kirk thought, T believe Juanita knows him. believe she's met him somewhere"
 Tt will come to me- said Led better. Faces I may forget, but voices-It will come to me"
 He began to eat his dinner.
 Juanita looked at Kirk and away. Kirk's eyes had said, DO you want to go? Do you want me to take you aWay?"
 What must he think of her, al ways disturbed by something? Al ways wanting to escape-from Ad- ,,.ox
 She saw the marquesa watching her also, carefully avoiding the wine. Juanita strengthened herself, flashed a smile at Kirk. The din- ner was nearly over.
 Trigger himself marshaled the girls toward the stair, imploring them not to dawdle over their wraps and lip tick. Ledbester watched Juanita as she went with the rest.
 By love, where All in black flowers. He almost had it.
 Fitz caught his arm and drew him aside.
 Take a tip" said Fitz. Don't go behind the scenes after the show"
 Ledbetter's glance narrowed slightly. You mean?"
 T mean Dick. He's behaving like the devil. I don't think he knows you're back, and wish you were not"
 Ledbetter lit a cigarette.
 That's not all Dick don't know" he said. Besides, I'm having the crowd around at Antoine's after the show, Naida won't understand if I don't ask her. 20
 I'm telling you,' said Fitz. Act the fool if you want to-" Copyright, Dodd, Mead and Co)
 4 robbery tomorrow recalls
 Fitz's warning and cancels Led
 botter's plans for his bewildered
 guests.
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PARCEL I

PARCEL
 That certain piece of property situation at the junction of Front and Franklin Streets, Juneau, Alaska. being located on the Southery side of Front Street and bounded on the Northerly side by Front Street, Juneau, Alaska; on the Westerly side by N. c. Nelson Building and on the Easerly side by the John w. Clark property being triangular in shape and known and called 1.-THE ARCTIC PROP ERTY"
 PARCEL II
 Lot l. in Block 12
 PARCEL III
 Lot 5, Block B. and the Northery triangular. fraction of Lot 4, Block 3.
 PARCEL V
 Lot G. Block 8.
 Easterly fraction, being five (5) feet in width and one hundred feet qOo) long of Lot 7, Block B.
 PARCEL VI
 The Eastery fraction of Lot g. Block and 1I E B11SK Src14 q e9mmony known as the oLD Lot 1, Block 3, Southerly fractional part of Lot 8, Block B; fractional part of Lot 1, Block c. and fractional part of , Lot 2 Block & 3; commonly Such sale will be held on the 2Sth day of September, nery occupied by the Emery Valentine Jewelry Store, ot Front and Seward Streets in the town of uneau the amount bid at the time said bid is made and the balance to be paid at the said confirmation of said sale is ordered by the United States Commissioner Ex Oco Pro- 'ate Court, Precinct of Juneau Territory of Alaska. DATED at Juneau, this 26th day of August, 1881.
 J. F. MULLEN,
 Administrator with the Will Annexed of the
 Estate of Emery Valentine, Deceased
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the last place club in July, plans to follow the course of his dad.
 Mrs. Stallings, sister of Mrs. Bill Killefer, wife of the St. Louis Browns, manager, and her son live on 2,500 acre peach farm near here. Young George plays base ball at every opportunity and pre- fers studying the box scores to any school books.
 His mother still retains her hus- bands interest in the Montreal club of the International league. She has about decided to let him seek diamond career.
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SON OF STALLINCS FIGURES TO REVIVE
 NAME IN BASEBALL

PADDOCK. Ga, Sept. 16-The name of George StallingS is destin- ed to stay in baseball for several years to come.
 That is, after it gets back in the box scores a few seasons hence.
 For young George, jr., 13, son of the former colorful Georgia player who in 1914 drove the Braves to the National league pennant from
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''PRETTY SMOOTH
 Ell? ,

BILL: What in the world have
 you done to your car? BART: I finally took it to my
 Ford dealer for special lu-
 bricaticn. Those boys do
 real job.
 BILL: I'll say SO! Why, the
 creased lightning must be
 free.
 Our fabrication service is a FORD value that's just as hard to duplicate as the value of the Ford car itself.
 And look at what you can get for a small price. We will furnish all materials and make all adjustments as follows: Change engine oil. Flush trans mission and rear with kerosene and refill with fresh lubricant. Spray springs with penetrating oil. Tune motor. Adjust dis tributor points. Clean and ad- just spark plugs. Clean sedi- ment bulb and carburetor. Ad- just carburetor. Tighten intake and exhaust manifolds. Check battery.
 Drive in for quick, clean, low cost service. Our prices on ac- cessories, tires, batteries, etc, also save you money.
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NEW FLAG POLE

As a sign of the public office a fine new flag-pole extending up ward about 40 feet from the ground
 now adorns the area fronting Deputy U. S. Marshal Feero's resi- dence and the federal jail here The pole was erected yesterday by Deputy Feero.
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PAINTING UP

Mayor L. w Kilburn is busy making up for time lost during the rainy weather, with his painting contracts. He has painted his own building on Third street and is now painting the Shudshift house.
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DOUG. PIONEER
 LAID TO REST
Funeral Service for Thoma. Ca sh en Are Held
 This Forenoon

Funeral services for Thomas Cashen, esteemed pioneer of Doug las, who died last week, were held this morning from the Catholic Church, the Right Rev. Bishop J. R. Crimont officiating. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetary here.
 The casket was banked with beautiful flowers.
 A great many friends of the de- ceased followed the remains to their last resting place.
 The pail bearers were; John Gravrock, Theodore Dugan, Hugh MacRae, Rene Stragier, Glen Kirk ham and William Fleek
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E A single control switch to oper- ate the starting motor, lights and horn has been invented that. can be mounted on the wheel of any automobile.
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BRIDGE REPAIRS UNDER WAY

Repair work on the Lawson Creek bridge was started the first of the week. A smalf crew of men is en- gagged in taking up the bridge decking, renewing stringers and posts where needed.