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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

BEDDING, MATTRESSES. boz springs and
pillows reno. best prices and prompt DEL.
Wash. Mattress Co. 3l9 L st. s.w. Nat. 1913:
BEDDING Of all kinds renovated and steril-
ICED by process approved by Health Dept,
2. e. Prompt service and low prices. Eagie
BEDDING RENOVATED, springs. mattresses,
pillows, feather mat: down comfort. re-cov-
cred. Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E NV. Nat. 1904.
BOILERS, FURNACES cleaned and repaired;
Crate Bars, Asbestos Covaring, Crown Fuel
6eTviee. en- llth g. n.W.N PSI. oaaas
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MEN to sell auto service; money paid each
day: liberal commission GOOD money maae
SIS Mather Building, 9l6 @ st. n.wo after
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Only Exceptions
HELP--MEN.


nsti9nal ssfy5Se
state experience, reference Address BOX
2s6-E Star once. ---,-------,-
ing men with cars can earn real money sell
Of cooperation that experienced executives
can offer, good men can't fail. ASK Tor Mr..
GeoorHsstown. O'--.-@1
BOY, with bicycle for real estate once;
Ts. ..S,Dssor Write j. L. Albert Station A.
0HAUFFEUR lccloredl for pTiyate family
and salary expected. Address Box 466-E'
CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNIC1AN, ex-
perienced, references and recommendstions;
Aspy IA s. Soldiers Home 0 Hospital
stands steam table work answer, giving ref
sesf A snS sOa aR gs once
DRIVERS coiored, with Identification cards.
Apply sos Que st. NV. or rear 1853 81. Sc.
FURRIER- An opportunity to get established
in business; must be experienced. Apply
4722 b4th st. NV.
HoUsEMAN, refined white preferred; good
e. csf Box Esss6 sar ee
LINOLEUM LAYERS, experienced, See Mr..
Simon simon's Shop. 1914 i4th st. NV.
MAN-Periodical publisher can use one young
sSs 'f5n?t: :as NJ to is "iS ABBY g 'S,.S
am, to pm. ~
MAN, white, with car, for mechanical work;
steady work; $50 weekly II proven satistae-
address SSS o Box sfsF star e
MEN to sell auto service; money paid each
daily N By men nO who viii work. Apply Room
BIS Mather Building, GIG @ st. NV aiter
9 am.
MEN for foldinE and inserting circul ,,Ss
Report Saturday 7:So am. kreSsin' l!zS
MEN to obtain coal orders. This is the
season. Yale Lumber-Coal Co.. $40 oMHew
York ave. NV. ~
MEN CD for selling complete line Of wash wash,
R tsn; spi s SHOP 3. {s7 10th St. NV
observation-disclosures musical orsaniza-
ton forming dance units Musicians inter-
PAPERHANGER, reliable, and man to install
or repair furnace. 2ol0 f st: NV.
PRINTING INK SALESMAN to represent
manufacturer in Warrington; pressman IA
age. exDsr r reference ana salary expect
ed. Address Box 465-E, Star once. 27s
RADIO SERVICE MAN--Years OF experience
az actual service required; auto REQUIRED;
n:sTs ss6 aoY ine ISIS i4t e
STEWARD, experienced supervision food sup
children's institution; must live in; start
address ADA ssi Box SH AGE, Sta Star once 60
WINDOW DISPLAY MAN wanted by large
manufacturer. Past experience In display
and merchandising effort with retail 70;
eoside qr Sppcsn.s With this experiences only
and whose past efforts will bear rigid IN.
vestigation. Permanent position; moderate
sppisants who outline completely their
qualifications Address Box 44l-E. Star once:
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HELP-DoMESTIC.
CoOK-Experienced. frst class. for restau-
rant must have references. Call Si42 18th
st. NV.
COOK, laundress and general houseworker:
references required; SIS a month. 1870
BladenSbnrg I'd. ne
COOK. colored. reliable must have cafeteria
experience; hours. to 2. Apply Parkway
Cafeteria. 4i2 18th ST. NV. See MIS-: OILERS.
COOK-Girl or woman. to stay nights: in
virginia; neat and reliable. Apply 1919 X
st. NV. Met o502.
COOK, competent only, experienced. with
city references. need apply. SSH 3Sth st.
NV. corner Jocelyn st.
GIRL, colored, neat for general housework:
reference; no phone calls. l4SA Fairmont
st. NV.
GIRL. white mother's helper; neat country
girl preferred; good home, good salary 70
competent girl; reference required Address
Box 442-E, Star ONCE.
GIRL. white preferably German, wanted for
general housework adults, 2 boys; live In;
SIS monthly, Call 344s saith plg Cleveland
Park
GIRL, white, German preferred, general
housework. little cooking: part time: 70 Z.
small apartment. Call Cleveland 1906. 26e
MAID, white; experienced mothers helper.
Apply 20l3 N. II. ave, Apt. 7l5.
WOMAN, white; general housework: stay
nights; references. Call Cleveland 842S after
pm.
WOMAN, colored. for general homework;
references. 1877 st. ne.
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COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH-scHooL
course in years; study at home; text fur
nished; graduates accepted everywhere rea-
sonabie. Address Box IBID, Star once. oc3e
FRENCH, SPANISH, ENGLIsH-COLLEGE
entrance, Govt. consular exams. individual
instruction. Chastleton Hotel Apt. 352. 27e
FRENCH-PRIVATE LESSONS; REDUCED
rates TO groups; tutoring; certihcated teach
er. l450 Girard st. NV. Col. 1851. 2oe
SPANISH LESSONS BY SPANISH INsTRuc-
tor. Individual instruction. Address Box
422-E. Star once. 26e
MANUsCRIPTS PREPARED OR CORRECT
ed for publication: private coaching on ad-
dresses for public functions, tutorage on cul-
turai subjects; rid you Of inferiority complex.
BY well known scholar, author and speaker.
For i2teryiew address 2 O. BOX i4' Penn.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. LICENSED
white men. anywhere, any hour; your or
our car. Make sure your Instructor has in
struetors permit. Adams 34ee. 2es
THE TOWN AND COUNTRY SCHOOL, 35ls
Rodman 50. NV; nursery, Kindergarten, pri-
mary; new building; progressive methods.
PRIVATE LESSONS M thematics: sciences,
Languages Cornell graduate 81, Albert
Jonas, 1905 Hopkins ST. NV, near goth q p.
Tvo;efs' and cteno0ranhexs' Courses
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LIVINGSTONE IS THE SCHOOL FOR THE
aggressive go-getter. Individual instruction
day and evening; enroll now. You can learn
ton. costume designing, etc. Investigate
before you invest. Ask for catalog. Living
E y ~ 10 w. aSss AA "~os-' -"oo
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Typists' and StenographeKs' Courses.
Preparing for Civil Service Examinations.
Day and Evening Glasses. Register Now.
Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries,
= Tivoli Theater Building,
,L6aGs 18th Of. N.Ws Columbia 3ooA
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
INsTRUCTION COURSES.

ADVERTISING SALES NJ Z N-Experience
persons only. Apply between 3 and IL i
forenoon TO Room S35 Munsey Building.
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Statesmen and Canvassers
for direct sales to homes. Fast
est selling and most profitable
h ONE speciality. Experience
necessary. Men with cars pre-
ferred. oOS 10th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1931-05-22
ADVERTISEMENT
Freedom for Women

The problem of successful init
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makes available for all women a
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The antiseptic action of "Femite"
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"Femite" may be obtained at all
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Write for free copy of Feminine
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The Washington times., 1931-05-22
Rundown, Weak
Nervous?

To have plenty of firm flesh
end the ability to do a big days
work and feel like a two-year old"
et night, you must eat three good
meals a day. relish your food and
properly digest it. If you cant
eat, can't sleep. can't work, Just
give Tanlac the chance to do for
you what it has done for millions.
Mrs. Fred Westin, Of 387 E. 57th
et. North, Portland, Ore, says:
kTanlac cured my stomach trouble
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kuffering. It built me up to per.
fect health, with a gain of 81 lbs.
That was two years ago. and I
ktill enjoy the best of health"
Tanlac is wonderful for indiges
lion and constipation gas pains,
nausea, dizziness and headaches.
1t brings back lost appetite. helps
you digest your food, and gain
strength and weight. It contains
no mineral drugs; it is made of
roots, barks and herbs, natures
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cost is less than &c a dose. Get
bottle from your druggist. Your
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The Washington times., 1931-05-22
LAWS NEEDE D
. TO DISPOSE Of
ARMY POSTS
New York and Omaha Among
Cities Seeking Abandoned
Camps; New List Expected

Legislation at the next session
OF Congress will be necessary for
the transfer Of abandoned Army
posts to the Federal, State, or
municipal governments in most
cases. regardless of willingness of
the War Department to convey
the property, officers of the gen
eral staff declared today.
Already requests have been re.
celved for some of the abandoned
posts, and previous requests are
again being brought forward.
Governor Roosevelt of New
York has asked for 1000 acres
OF the Camp Upton Gong IslanO
reservation for State uses, and it
is understood the Department of
Justice will renew its efforts to
obtain Fort EuStis, near Williams
burg, Va, and Chanute Field. Hi
nois.
All requests will be referred to
The newly-created interdepart-
mental board, composed of repre-
SentativeS Of the Department of
Justice, the Agriculture Depart
ment, the Veterans Bureau and
the War Department.
The Washington times., 1931-05-22
OrthOpedic Clinic
Planned for SlLndGU

The semiannual or h op e d c
clinic, conducted by DR.. D. M.
Faulkner, of Richmond, under the
auspices of the Arlington county
health department, will be held
at the Clarendon Health Center,
Sunday from a. m. to 4 p. m.
Although the clinic is con-
Quoted by the Arlington health
department, it is open to anyone
desiring treatment without re-
gard for their residence, and in
the past has been largely at
tended by residents Of Fairfax,
Alexandria, and washington.
The Washington times., 1931-05-22
Gould You Use $25?
Go to Charleston

Somebody who is willing to
"sign a waiver on his neck" can
earn $25 if he will go to Charles
ton, w. Va, and hang on to a
flagpole long enough to place a
rope at the top.
The offer has been made by the
city administration, which has
Just received a new flag for use
on the wooden pole in the plot
owned by the city on the Kama
wha River bank.
Before the flag can be used,
however, the rope must be raised
to the top of the pole, which is
quite high.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
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SYNOPSIS: Radio and a DOT celain mask open a new life to Ailcrn Gray after an accident ends her s.agc career. She be- como9 "NIsdamcie-llc Masquc, :" nnya.cr a;n~cr Of the micro phone, with the gid of Dwight Charming, artist who makes the max, and Jimmy Crane, press agent who lcve- her. When a ma xcd " man shoots and wounds Arnold Krcnborg, movie magnatc, while he is making advarcc7 to Ailo ms sister Viv- ienne, he suspects his asSailant is Ail- on. He tries 10 make Viv- icnnc incriminatc her sister. Me agc- to AiIcsn signed "Adrasteia" hint the sender shot Kronberg but will throw the blame on Aileen. Vivienne posed for paintings done for Krcnbcrg's new tn c tre by Charming. She and Ailcen at- tend the opening, but as strang- CTS to allay Kronberg's suspi- cicnc. Vivienne becomes engaged to Charming. Max Klein, pro- duecr and friend of Aileen, is trying to learn "Adrasteia's identity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
LOSE FAT Safely and Quickly

Kruschen Salts-(a perfect com bination of the six mineral salts your body should have to function properly) purify your blood of harmful acids, and aid the kidneys and bowels to throw off waste ma- terial-the continual formation of which is probably the cause of your fat.
 In this modern age of living, it's impossible to get these salts from the fancy foods you eat-but don't worry just as long as you have Kruschen Salts.
 Take 8 half teaspoonful every morning before breakfast in glass of hot water-little by little that ugly fat disappears, you'll feel bet ter than ever before-years young CT, more energy. You'll soon pos sess that enviable beauty, clear skin, sparkling eyes, superb figure which only perfect health can im- part.
 An 85c bottle Qasts weeks) at Juneau Drug Co. or Butler Mauro Drug Co.-or any progressive drug gist in America. Money back if Kruschen doesn't convince you that it is the safest, quickest, easiest way to lose fat. Al
 A Hartford woman writes, "Ill tell the world Kruschen Salts is wonderful stuff to reduce" An Ohio woman lost 10 pounds with one bottle. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
PARKSAND WICKERSHAMTO
 MAKE SPEECHES
Will Be Main Speakers at Capitol Dedication,
 Chamber Is Told
Continued from page io

|ity existing here, but everyone oi them wanted to be given free site and wanted to be financed by funds from local sources. None of them had the finances required to establish the necessary facilities, MT. Gardner said. Under such con- ditions, the wise procedure, he add ed, would be to organize a Juneau stock company to go into the marine ways business. The Com mittee, he added, is now working along that line.
 Unemployment Is Increasing
 Unemployment is greater in Ju- neau today than in many years at this season, and is growing steadily, yet at the same time there are more men employed in local industries than is normally the case, declared Secretary G. H. Walmsley This situation resulted from the steady movement of men to this port, looking for employ ment. Most of them are without funds and have no resources for sustenance. If the movement is not checked, he declared, it might be necessary for a bread-line to be established.
 Word of Juneau's fortunate po- sition has been spread widely abroad and unemployed men, hear ing that there is little local idle- ness, have turned their steps here in the hope of finding work that does not, in fact, exist. Many of them have been directed here from Ketchikan, it was declared by M. s. Whittier. At his suggestion Sec retary Walmsley was authorized to telegraph the Ketchikan newspaper authority to publish a notice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05

 against unemployed coming here to seek jobs. ,s, m aas
 New Bear Publicity
 Alaska is about to get some pulp licity from the brown bear and one of it's notable defenders-Stew- art Edward White. An advance copy of an article to appear short ly in the Saturday Evening Post has been received by the Chamber from MT. White. It was read at the Chamber of Commerce today but it's publication in a newspaper is prohibited. ael S, :,
 It is known that MT White has advocated the creation of new national park, to be comprised of Chichagof Island, for the protec- ton of the brown bear, j.
 Opposition to the project was voiced by various members of the Chamber, including Judge H., B. LeFevre, Attorney General John Rustgard and others. Alaska IS being starved to death to enter tain the romantic, tolrist,' declared Judge LeFevre. .e M ts .,l -t
 MT. Rustgard volunteered to pre- pare an article for the Chamber to be submitted to the Post to answer Mir. Whites proposal.
 Offers Lend Support
 Saying that it could not under take to foster the movement to es- tablish a recreational center, the Chamber has informed the Juneau Womens Club it would gladly lend It's assistance to any organization which would sponsor the matter. It suggested that some fraternal or other society might take the leadership.
 The Parent Teacher Association was suggested by R. c. Mize as the proper body to promote the enter prize. It. is meeting this evening, and MT. Mize said that anyone in terested could present the sub ject at that time for discussion.
 The United States Signal Corps sincerely desires to curb interfer- ence to local radio reception, said a letter received by the Chamber from H. w. Irvine, Chief of the To- cal Signal Corps office. Any radio fan bothered by interference from the Government station here is in vited to telephone MT. Irvine, giv- ing him all the information.
 A communication from the Vet erans of Foreign Wars offered to provide the Chamber with framed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05

just to lay aside the mask-to bs able to face the world again?" he asked persuasively. There's ever a possibility-that you might be very lovely. It's marvellous what wl can do in that way these days.
 For a little time she could not summon courage to answer him Then she put her hand in his. and gave it a gentle pressure.
 If you wish me toll will" she agreed. "And--I hope-I'm doing right" Yet even as she promised Aileen had vague misgivings. Copyright, 1880, by The Macaulay
 rA. Company
 Tcmcrrow Max Klein solves
 two mysteries. .%
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
DOUGLAS NEVIS
WOMEN'S CLUB GIVING
 YEARLY AFFAIR FRIDAY

The annual event, card party and dance, of the Douglas Island Women's Club occupies the social calendar for tomorrow evening. To raise funds for carrying on their community service is the object of the affair which is to be held in the Eagles Hall.
 The entertainment will start at 8 o'clock with the card playing There will be tables for both bridge and whist, and good prizes are offered. Refreshments will follow the cards, and then dancing will wind up the evening. Every one will be welcome and large attendance is hoped for.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05

documents, including the Declara- iltion of Independence and Federal
 Constitution, for schools, etc, to combat the growing propaganda ibeing spread throughout the coun- try by Communists. The propa- ganda bureau of the Communists, lit said. is particularly directing it's |efforts toward children throughout Ithe country.
 To date the Chamber has re- ceived a total of 133 renewals of memberships for 1881, as a result of
 it's mail campaign. The total re- |ceipts are $2,372, of which $1 PCT
 was in cash and the balance in pledges, Secretary Walmsley re- ported. a dD
 During the past week, the Cham Der received. 57 requests for infor-
 nation of various kinds. All of them were answered by the Sec |retary's office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
Shcik Wins Vie Quickly, But .Mur1iage Is Brief

MOSTAR, Jiigo -Slavia, Feb. s. Sheig Mahmud of the Wahabis of Arabia had the experience hero of winning losing and divorcing 9 new wife within a few hours.
 He came to Mostar to organize the 1881 pilgrimage tc Mecca among M o h a m medans Of Herzegovina Shortly after. his, arrival he met a comely maiden and persuaded her to marry him. ea He shut up his bride in a room at an inn, then went forth to celebrate ,
 But he tarried too long at the table. for when he returned his bride had fled with a younger man.a a4 sef,s ,sse The next morning Sheik Nah mud went back to the Moham- medan priest who had married him and obtained al annulment of the union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05

The U. s. G. A. has about defi- nitely decided to hold the new sec- tional qualifying competition for the National Amateur champion ship in the same strategic cen ters now serving the purpose of qualifying grounds for the open They cannot, however, be held concurrently because of the difference in dates, the open being played in July and the anna teur finals in September.
 President Ramsay says:
 "The only objection I have heard voiced to the new sectional plan for the amateur is that we cannot find 15O players qualified for this championship event. This objection might be made under any circum- stances. It probably is based on fact but what we are mainly inter ested in is giving every good golfer chance to qualify.
 "The sectional preliminaries will be a step toward accomplishing this, without altering for the time being the championship tournament itself. As a matter of fact the field i will be about the same size as Beverly this year as it was at Me- ion last September-about l50-
 By more selective preliminary process, we will give more oppor tunity to a bigger number of play CTS. Medals will go to the winners iof the 20 sectional qualifying levents, SO that some further dis. tinction will be attached to th, competition.
 We will in this way develoI championship talent more quickly IAs to whether, in the future, W, lmay alter the finals, to eliminate Ithe much discussed 18-hole match es, I cannot say That may come Now we consider the combination lof medal play IS hole and then B ihole match play as the best all Iaround test"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05
SIX PRIZES, MASQUERADE

There will be three prizes for the women and three for the men at the Valentine masquerade dance to be given Saturday night in Moose Hall according to announcement made today by the special com mittee in charge.
 The prizes are for the most ap- propriate, most original and most ccmical.
 The masquerade is under the auspices of the Women of Moose heart Legion.