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NOTICE

People wanting to answer these ads should send letters addressed t0 the box number listed. Wc will see the adver- tiser gets them.
 THE EMPIRE
 n3.!liX;''GI'I3 X;''G FOR SALE Mans broadcloth over coat, Hudson Seal lined, size 42. 222 Third Street.
 sI5.5O SPECIAL s15.5o Delivered VALUE Delivered ONE ton Indian Carbonate com bination for furnace. Real fuel satisfaction. Call any transfer company or Phone 412 direct. Forest wood, hemloc'. or spruce, cut from upland timber, never in salt water, Phone 5401 after pm, A COMPLIMENTARY ticket awaits George OBrien to see the Swedish all-dialogue and music film wi Som Gar Koksyagen" at THE UPTOWN THEATRE TONIGHT
 FREE COMPRESSION TEST AT Dutch's Garage If your car is
 using one quart of oil to five or ten gallons of gas you need new
 rings or a rebore. Let us quote you prices. No charge for free
 compression test. U. s. Tires in stock, one years guarantee. Pres tone $3.25 per gallon. Used parts. Used motors for gasboats and light plants.
 LADY'S skates with shoes attach ed, size IA also Kenmore Wash ing machidne, Al condition, $35 Apt. 2, Bishop Apartments. FUEL: Put in your winters supply of coal now More HEAT per DOLLAR in Bellingham Lump at $12.75 per ton sacked or CASTLE GATE UTAH screened stove coal sacked at $16.00 per ton. Juneau Commercial Dock. Phone 3. PRESTOEOGS The MAGIC fuel. Nothing more cheerful or com. fortable than PRESTOLOGS in your heating stoves or fireplace. Juneau Commercial Dock. Phone 3 FOR SALE-35 it. troller. Cheap. This boat will sell for double the price. in the spring. See Bill Williams, Paris Inn.
 FOR SALE = 1892 Hudson sedan, good condition, cheap, for cash. See Dan Ralston, Alaskan Hotel. A COMPLIMENTARY ticket awaits Al Nygren to see the Swedish all-dialogue and music film wi Som Gar Koksyagen" at THE UPTOWN THEATRE TONIGHT. FOR SALE-Desirable building loCS, Woodford Acres, Glacier High way. Cash or terms may be ar ranged. See Woodford at resi- dence, cottage number l. FOR SALE = r,uppies, canaries, foods, remedies, supplies, fox foods. Orpheum Pet Shop, 1908 Westlake, Seattle, Wash. FOR SALE -- Moves property for sale at 4th and Franklin. One 10- room house, Groom house, furnished. Fine location for flats or an uptown hotel. Apply on property.
 FOR SALE = 7-room furnished house, reasonable, Ninth and Call houn. Phone 4623. n SAVE s s $ s s s $ $ $ With Indian Coal. Hi-Heat. Low Price. Try this all-purpose coal. i 500-pound sample delivered $4-25- k CALL NOW 412.
 EOR SALE 1A-rOom furnished
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LOST AND. FOUND

LOST-Brown purse last Monday, Nov. 19, on wiIloughby Ave. be- tween Totem and Home Grocery stores. Return to. Empire.
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old newspapers for sale at The Empire Office.
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FOR SALE. - 14-room furnished apts. Reasonable. Phone 1532.
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\ COMPLIMENTARY t.cket awaits George O'Brien to see the Swedish all-dialogue and music film w Som Gar Koksyagen" at THE UPTOWN THEATRE TONIGHT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-26

Forest wood, hemloc'. or spruce, cut from upland timber, never in
 salt water, Phone 5401 after 5 pm,
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PRINCESS NORAH.
 IN FROM SOUTH.

, Canadian Pacific steamer Prin- cess Norah arrived in port this
 afternoon from the south. The .following two passengers were aboard, booked for Juneau: T.. F. Giancos and Margaret Giancos.
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FOR SALE-Man's broadcloth over coat, Hudson Seal lined, size 42. 222 Third Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-26

SAVE s $ $ s $ s $ $
 With Indian Coal. Hi-Heat. Low Price. Try this all-purpose coal. | 500-pound sample delivered $4.25- | CALL NOW 412.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-26

FREE COMPRESSION TEST AT Dutchs Garage. If your car is using one quart of oil to five or ten gallons of gas you need new rings or a rebore Let us quote you prices. No charge for free compression test. U. S. Tires in stock, one years guarantee. Pres tone $3.25 per gallon. Used parts. Used motors for gasboats and light plants.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01

dolls stand erect. Eyes, nose and n
mouth can be painted or penciled on
the lollypop wrapper. and piece OF
tissue or crepe paper be fastened as
bonnet over the back OF the head
so fashioned. Crepe paper can be
tied about the stick OF the lollypop
10 make a frock. or the costuming
can be more elaborate. Each child
gets one OF these dolls, which gives
them the candy portion of the re
freshments.
Gingerbread men, or other cooky
dough, cut with the doll cooky cutter,
are just the thing for the cake, apart
from the central cake. II II Is birth
day party. Sandwiches with hot.
weak cocoa, and milk, for beverages.
and Ice cream with the cookies and
cake form enough OF a menu. But
be sure TO have sufficient to satisfy
chlldren's appetites. and enough va
riety In kinds Of sandwiches TO suit
varying tastes.
G. Bell syndieate-wNU Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01

jamie glanced up swiftly. The
arc.Hght shone on her soft brown
hair and Der little pointed face.
what Is II. pleasef~
7 base 4 name. you know
"Bui Il wouldnt mean anything
70 them"
"wln ! Always be Fathers Young
Doctor T.
Perhaps Unless they Ike
you enough TO give you a name OF
your own~
That vas something 10 think
about But be didn't do j, just then.
They bad crossed the street and
were walking along grilled iron
fence higher than either OF their
heads Behind s, were lawns. n
thlckei of shrubbery. a house with
auted white pillars
That's : foe old place"
The Governors House. Uncle
Frank Grove owns Il now. Aunt
Lucy lived here with Murlel and
John"
The Governors flouSeT-
a governor lived here years
ago. They've called II that ever
since. I, used 90 be lovely. Aunt
Lucy moved away when the mills
came 80 close. They have n sum.
mcr home outside town. In the win
ter they live in Washington. This
place has been vacant FOR nearly
ten years"
They approached the entrance.
Hello. Tom A thick-sei young
man of medium height locking the
gate In the grllled iron fence.
Hello. JAMIE pleasant voice.
crisp and decisive.
They haven't sold II. have they.
TomT~
4 don't think 50. The kids have
been sncaklng In. ! wanted TO see
II they've done any damage
oh" jamie was obviously re
ievcd This is-Doctor Kennedy.
SIR. McAlllsier."
Glad 10 know you The grip OF
muscular hand.
Hes going 10 work wiih Father
for a year"
Good"
Hugh felt himself being closely
inspected. lie returned The compll.
meuL Strong features. be thought.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01
Dolls Party for
the Little Folk
Hunting for Babes in the
Woods VIII Delight
Children.

In various parties and games sug-
gested, little attention has been paid
to chlldren's entertainment. So to-
day we suggest n festivity for them.
One game which all little folk viii
delight In Is hunting for Babes in the
Woods.
The hostess gets many tiny dolls,
sometimes more than one can be
bought for nickel. They should be
very small. FOR they must be hidden
for the hunt. The number OF dolls
should be- equal TO the number at the
party. She dresses the dolls by tax
Ing narrow strips OF material or OF
crepe paper. and cutting hole In the
center OF a doubled strip as long as
the doll. The doll's head is thrust
through the hole. and the material IS
drawn down and about the doll.
whose arms come our between open
ings at sides. A narrow ribbon or
heavy silk floss Is tied about each
dolls waist, and the costuming Is
complete
Before the party begins the hostess
hides these dressed dolls around the
room. being sure no doll IS out OF
reach OF the children. When all the
guests have arrived the hostess tells
In graphic manner about the Babes In
the Woods. winding up the story by
saying that little dolls, as babes. are
hidden about the room. and every
child must hunt until she finds one.
When she has rescued just one doll
she Is TO stop hunting When every
one succeeds in rescuing just one
doll the game IS over and everyone
must Sit down. and some food for the
hungry dolls will be passed. The
hostess has a plate OF plain crackers
ready and each child has one to eat
for her dolly.
The hostess now brings out large
covered basket, and each child Is in
vitcd, In turn. 10 put in her hand and
help herself 10 one package. Each
parcel contains n dressed paper doll.
made by the hostess. or a paper-doll-
set OF n simple sort bought from
some shop. The packages should be
so wrapped and tied or secured by
fancy seals that they can be opened
without tearing doll or dress.
Dolls should be featured in the re-
freshments. Around n central cake
an array OF lollypops dressed as dolls
stand as sentlnels. The dresses OF
paper can be stln enough 10 make the
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01
Lauded Bacon a. Author

Della Bacon. born at Tallmadee
(Summlt county. Ohio). In 1871
was the first person to advocate the
theory that Francis Bacon was the
author OF the plays attributed 10
William Shakespeare. She believed
that II Shakespeare's tomb could be
opened. unquestionable evidence OF
Bacon's authorship would be re
vealed Her wish was never grant
ed. although her ideas created an
age-long controversy which contin
ues among students of these writer's
10 this day. Among her support
ers were Mark Twain. Bismarck.
Henry James, Henry Watterson.
English Prime Minister Palmerston.
English Orator John Bright. and the
Cambridge (EnglandD History Of
English Literature.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01
SYNOPSIS

10 fhs qgict houHrhoid of Doctor
fai-afa. tn Nuihrrrg square. youth
fai Or, HuEh Kennedy. Hun q an old
ffe~a - fhe physician. comes ks an
hsHiH.anI 20 stay year me arst
meets jamie Unaffected and likablo
rl-ef een.yr yrar. old daughter % Doc
tor ballard Her older sister. Celia.
a rsffed beauty BE- auag from home
~ visit Jaals - issprssssd by the
vo4rs doctor end uuEh. warmly
med ~ Doctor HalInra. feels
b -rssff F~rv fnurh 90 home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01

The Huroy- -curdy by the Fountain.
Thiriy-two or three. perhaps Well
tailored and barbered and groomed.
But why that measuring look7
is Celia at homer Again the
crisp decisive voice.
"She's at the shore with Aunt
Rose" A rather stin sort OF an
swer. Didn't she Ike the chapf
II didn't know Well. good
night I'll probably see you again. i"
He lifted his hat and walked
away. authority In his swinging
stride; a confident self-assured
air.
That's old Thomas grandson
Tom." Jane confded. HE worked
his way through college and law
school. and now he's very success
full Father says he'll probably be
the next burgess"
Looks rather young"
Hes brilliant" Evidently, Hugh
thought. she didn't dislike the chap.
She was chanting praises 10 the
burly old Scotchman's grandson
Tom. People Ike hIm-especIally
In this part OF town. he used 10
NOW the lawn for Uncle Frank and
drive Aunt Lucy to market. Ora.
ciousl' jamie interrupted herself
with low throaty sound OF amuse-
ment -Many's the time he's fished
me out of the fountain and spanked
me and sent me home"
Hugh wondered about that measur-
ing look as they walked on along
the high grilled fence.
Cellar" he asked. out OF a
thoughtful silence.
My sister That's a mag
nolla tree up there close TO the
house.
Il was quiet under the mulberry
trees They sat on a bench near
the fountain. The sounds OF the
town came TO them family; the rat
tie OF a trolley. a pounding truck. a
car changing gears on the upgrade
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01

Waiting. Lights Instantly, Like Gas
r EDUCEYour ironing time one-third
-. your labor one-haln The Cole
man Self-Heating Iron will save you
more time and work than Slo0 wash
ing maehinel Iron any place where you
can be comfortable. No endless trips carrying
fon from stove TO board. Operating cost only
no an hour. Helps you do better ironing.
easier. quicker.
See your hardware or tousehirnshlng dealer.
II local dealer doesn't handle. write US.
THE COLEMAN LAMP & STOVE COMPANY
Dept, WUSS, wichita Kans Chicago m: Loo
AhTeles. Calf; Philadelphia. Pa; or Toronta
Ontario. Canada. ttSSl
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01
FACT OF HISTORY

The happlest people have the few
est rules.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01

One Comfort
Whatever the worst" is, II Is soon
over.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01

WNUAi
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-01

jamie said her prayers that night
She knelt In the dark beside he.'
narrow white bed. The petition fol
lowed a familiar formula. There
was only one deviation. Make Aunt
Rose better" she said half aloud.
But, please. God. not too soon.
(To BE CONTINUED
Evening star., 1934-07-18
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. PROCURE
ment Division, Public Works Branch,
Washington. D. C.--SEALED BIDS in
duplicate will be publicly opened in this
nishins all labor and materials and per
forming all work for miscellaneous changes
in the laboratory at the National Insti.
tute Of Health, washington, D, 2. Draw.
this once in the discretion Of the as
Works Branch W, E. Reynolds, Assistant
PlrsetSr of Procurement. PgSlis WS5k'
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, PROCURE
Washinatoh WASN'T b. o@sealed BIDS in dupii.
cite viii be publicly opened in this ONCE
al ali labor S and materials and performing al
work for installing new ire hydrants,
Institute Of Health. Washington, D. &c;
all il Iaborers % and mechanics employed on
March ). 1854 lPubiic No 7asl. and
Noecsets No ss4s as Nc bid vii Be considered ms @ an
certificate duly executed BY the bidder
stating that the bidder is. complying. with
and will continue to comply with each ap-
Re is subject. and il ensased In any trade
or industry for which there Is no approved
code of fair competition, then stating
that as to such trade or industry ~ he has has
and will continue to comply with an agree
ment with the President under Section
(A) of the National Industry Recovery
Act. DRAWINGS and specincations may & be
ing or at this office in the discretion OF
the assistant director OF Procurement.
Public Work Branch. w. Z. REYNOLDS; AS
sistant Director of Procurement. Public
Works Branch, ty16. 1890
Evening star., 1934-07-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: in THE CORPORATION
DRi0Rco2saoNWESITH d4oFc NJ INV r OF % vfRdfNIH, HdfIH
n ms she eomptroef Tea1on 0i vs. JAMES
r. CATION, Jr,, General Receiver, and the
unknown distributes. II any. OF the Estate
of John N. Gernart deceased pefendant
ginia at the relation OF A. B. Gathright,
at that time Comptroller. having filed her
bill in equity in this court against James
r.. Cation. Jr.. General Receiver OF the
dria, and the unknown distributes. il any.
OF the Estate of John NJ, Gernart. de-
ceased. whose nativity is unknown. in
Mheh Il vas hsn tf n Il. s
Alexandria. Virginia died In said city on
January 90, 1891. intestate. without natu-
raj heirs or distributes. leaving certain
personal estate at the time of the nhng
Caton, Jr., General Receiver. amounting
to the net sum Of So. SO ia. and to which.
as was alleged, by virtue Of The provisions
Of section 5275, Of the Code Of virginia.
distributee of the said Gernart and to q
decree directing said Gensral Receiver to
pay said money to the treasurer of the
all OF which the court doth adiudge, order
interest In the, Estate Of John NJ.
the 22nd day Of October. 1894. and make
themselves defendants and take the neces-.
sary steps to protect their interests. And
it is ordered that this decree be published
Ii iished ed in the city Of Richmond. virsinis.
and in The Evening Star. a newspaper
published in the city of washinEton, Dis
HopaMAn RSasAs cssny ssyt T. Ts' EARE ELtsoTT l. sU
1s.s5-su1. SIS. 20 ,2s-se5. 1s. .as-ocs.
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AUCTION saLEs-FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTIoNKERs.
1881 EYE ST NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FIVE
STORY BRICK APARTMENT BUILD
ING KNOWN As THE MASSA-
CHUSETTS APARTMENT. PREMISES
l4ls MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
By Virtue u a certain deed OF trust.
duly recorded IN Iiber Nc, 32Io, folio 272
ct SEQ. OF the land records Of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustee will sell at puolis suction IN front
TwENTY-sIxTH DAY or JULY, AID.
1884. At FOuR-TH1RTY O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises,
situate IN the District OF Columbia. and
DESIGNATED as and being lot in the sub
division made BY the heirs Of John David
son, OF SQUARE sl3, IS per plat recorded
records OF the once OF the surveyor OF
the District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale; One-thtrd of the pur-
chase money 70 be paid in cash, balance
In two eqlial installments. payable in one
and two years. with interest at 0 per cent
from day OF sale. secured BY nrst deed OF
trust upon the property sold. or all cash,
at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit
OF 81 10000 will be REQUIRED at time OF
sale. All conveyancing. recording, etc. at
cost Of puTe,hassstr st Terms td OF , sale to oe s
sale otherwise the trustee reserves the
risht 70 resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defaultinE purchaser. after hye
new ''A'ei AMERTcAN MEXICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY VIM. L BEALE. Vice President.
A. IL. sHILLIaGToN.
3yl6-d&dsexSu Secretary.
Evening star., 1934-07-18
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AucT1oNEERs.
1431 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
sToNE-ANp1s 1sTucco pwEL LING.
aBTHINTNT Gab kRVNfoET Ea KN622 634Ms As HAT 1lEa
IRVING STREET NORTHWEST,
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust.
recorded in Liber No. 5S27. at folio q. OF
the land records of the District of Co
secured thereby. the undersigned will sell
at public auction. in front OF the prem
ises on THURSDAY THE, TWENTY,
sIXTH pay OF JULY 1ast iand at FoUsS
premises situate in the District of Colum-
bia and being lot numbered fifty (50) OF
a subdivision made by Jacob b. Shapiro in
square numbered twenty-five hundred and
in Liber No. So folio. II, Of the records
of the ONCE of the surveyor for the Dis
Terms. Of sale: Purchaser to pay one
balance in three inStallments in one. two
and three years respectively. with inter-
est at the rate of six (6l per centum per
annum. and secured by deed of trust on
option of the purchaser; taxes paid or ad-
tusted to the GATE Of sale; purchaser TO
pay interest on purchase price from date
of sale to date of settlement at six (6)
per centum per annum: all conVeyancing,
recording; revenue stamps; etc, at the
sale A deposit of S250.OO will be re-
quired at the time of sale and settlement
to be within thirty (30l days of the date
OF sale or deposit forfeited. and the prop
defaulting purchaser. after hye t5l days
previous advertisement Of said resale In
some newspaper published In Washington.
D. c. J. WRuEY. JACOBS.
Surviving Trustee.
925 18th St. NV
fy16-d&ds exSu Washington. d. Q.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A WEaCHIFR a RnN. Auetionfera.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE AND
fNd + Coz coNf ! IarNd 81 SIX hPhRTNENTs,
sosas ssisfsNp aNb sar4s "a ~" ssp y PrvT fAshs ga.
RACES IN REAR BEING PREMISES
Eo 1450 oIRARD STREET NORTH
BY SiFtas Of deed Of trust. recorded
tn L2ber F2I3, folio ass Of the land rec.
prds Of the District OF Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby,
tfustses y viii effer for sale at at public aae-
ton, IN front OF the premises. on IukS-
d. THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF
JULY. 1884 AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
with tise ITnpTovemsnts thereon e above
described; Lot 20 In Harmon 8. Palmer
subdivision Of part Of block Al In North
Grnunds OF Columbian University as Der
81 the TecSrSs q Of ne once oi the Surveyor
Of the District Of Columbia, designated for
taxation purposes as lot S26 in square
Terms: TO be sold subject 70 q balance
due Of sl7.32o 90. with interest Ct six per
cent pef aunqna. secured eS 2 nrst ceeG ceeG
OF trust further particulars OF which VIII
be announced at the time Of salei balance
above said trust payable In cash, Depost
ef $500 90 required a. time OF sale. Taxes.
Insurance. rents and other items 70 be ad-
piled with within thirty days from das
ressrvins the riEht % resell the property
chaser alter ave days sdvertisement shere-
OF In some newspaper published in the
District Of Columbia conyeyanelng. ~,
cording revenue stamps. examination OF
title and notarial fees at cost OF pur-
WILLIAM VI. sEAY,
investment Building.
ERSKTNE GORDON.
6l9 1Ath 81. NV.
ty13-d&ds exSu Trustees.
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LIT WILL be better that he finds
80 YOU here alone" whispered
Shireen hastily TO Diana as
Il she heard the Cobra approach
ing. "Gulbudun and / will be
near at hand In the garden" And
putting her arms about her. Shireen
kissed Diana for the first time.
A trace Of the Persians perfume was
still lingering In the air when the
Cobra strobe across the room and
stood triumphantly before his BRIDE
to-be.
Diana tried TO rise. lest he might
seat himself beside her, but the
strength seemed to have gone out Of
her. She could not move.
Every fiber of her being was horror
striken. The age-old hatred felt by
the female for the unwanted male
was surgins up in her--clamant and
irresistihle-rousing her 10 desperate
rebellion -. Why not take the
poison Shireen had given her, now
before those powerful hands were
laid upon her -. before 1t was too
late?
The sickening feeling Of mingled fear
and repulsion was becoming almost too
much for her, when Of q sudden she
seemed TO hear the sadhu-him OF the
Swastika-speaking TO her: Love will
save you," and at once peace and cour-
age seemed to flow into her heart. She
met the Cobra's eyes bravely. Diana
Lindsay was mistress Of herself again.
Much as she detested the Cobra she
was forced to grudging admiration at
his appearance. He was clad In scar
let silk, over which that river Of black
beard swept to his waist.
by Allah. thou art beautiful" he
exclaimed.
His eyes. as he stood looking down
at her, seemed to strip her naked.
Remembering Shireen's advice about
not displeasing him. Diana forced her
self to smile.
Make room that 1 may sit by thee!'
he said imperiousiy.
Diana rose. Il am weary Of sit
ting" she demurred. "and the fever
has not quite left me-"
She shuddered as one of his great
hands touched her shoulder.
'Likest thou these things2" he de-
manded, touching with q huge FORE
finger one of the necklaces about her
throat.
"I have never seen their like" she
answered. hoping he would not see the
fear in her eyes. They are worthy OF
q queenl"
IT am q king, as thou knowest." he
said boastfully. when thou art mar
ried to me / will give thee jewels that
will make these toys look as pebbles in
a dry watercourse."
"Hearken, Lindsay Mlss-sahibl" ht
went ON, his voice shaking with sup
pressed passion. "I lie not when
say that I love theel And when ]