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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
The Annual Meeting Of the shareholders
of the Colonial Savings and Loan Assoc
alton VII be held az the Office. % South
Illinois Street. at O'Clock. Monday. July
MARY S. JENNINGS. secretarv
CHEW. COUPE. 1929 Model Int Motor No.
1884 Serial No. 9 A c. $1,000 WI be
sod for storage and repairs, S44.96 on
July 49, d 1872 IA 81 ,4G 80 q a. g-pv1rr
422 North State
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Puolic Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of Bert Levin. ST. Louis.
vehicles as a contract carrier Of prop rty,
Interstate. extending thru or into cltles
and towns over highways 6. %. &c. a. g.
Notice Is hereby given that the Public
Service Comm. ssion viii conduct Pubic
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF c n
Ind a m. wednesday July "A 1888.
Public PARTICIPATION is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By Pete Il. Dawson, Director.
indianapolis. Ind June o. 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of Paul B Kelly. "a
Trailer Transport CO., Chicago. Ill. for
certificate 20 operate motor vehicles as
common carrier o. property. interstate
over highways 80. Al 81 80. 49, %. 3. 81.
N5t.cs is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct pu0Ac
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 40l State House indianapolis.
Ind g A N. Tuesday. July 9. 1888
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY PETE H. DAWSON. Director.
Indiana polls. Ind. June Is 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket 10.
Application Of Jasper Il Chicago Motor
Express. Jasper for certificate 70 oper-
ate motor vehicles as q common carrier Of
property. interstate from Bloomington 20
Lafayette over highways IS and -. passing
through and serving all Intermediate
Notice is hereby given that the public
Service Commission vii conduct pubic
hearing in this cause IN Rooms OF Com
mission. 401 stat House. Indianapolis.
Ind 9 A. NJ. Wed lesdaT. July IT, 1885.
Public -participation IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
By PETE Il. DAWSON. Director.
Indiana polls Ind June % 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of Manufacturers Freight
Forwarding Co. Benton HarboT Mich.
for permit 70 operate motor vehicles a. a
contract carrier Of property. interstate.
from Ind Mich state line to and across
and or 20. from Ind III State line %
Ind Harbor At East Chicago over highways
70 and or 20 from Ind III state line 20
Ind Harbor a. East Chicago over high
wavs g. Al Y anc. OF 20. passing through
and serving all intermediate points on
above routes
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Comm ssior VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 4OI State House Indiana polls,
Ind. 9 a m Wednesday. July II, 1885.
Public participation IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By Pete II. Dawson, Director.
| Indianapolis, Ind. June p. 1885.
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Central Buick Co.
1872 n. Meridian St. LI-1995
S5DOWf@

We have made arrangements
with local finance company to fl
nance cars priced at $500 or less for
& IOyfry0
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% Houses for Sale

20 IIOU9tS IUI 0H9C
NORTH-Modern double Al cond.. $500
Rents s23 Call LI-0677.
HEALING. 936-5 -r0Om modern. only $1,000:
reasonable terms. Drive by and call MR
WOOSLEY with Allison Really Co..
Realtors RI-2368
FILLING STATION High class modern
home; chicken dinner house. separate
buildings. safe investment, viii rent.
Road 43i. 75th-st
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FIN A N eIAL
% BusineSs OpnortunitieS

TAVERN Tor sale. doing cxoellen, hgs.-
ness. 23l S. Noble Noble and Bates
RESTAURANT-Liye town. . state roads:
$500 WILLIAMS Sc y IrvinCtou
RESTAURANT az Hawthorne Railroad
Yards 24-aCUr service Fully stocked
Showing good profits 74S s Emerson
TOURIST CAMP. now operating State-Rd.
30. 10 acres. shade creek. cottages.
beautiful luDChroom with living quarters,
same owners for nine years Box 80.
Brazil Ind
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| So IS. 100 LIB. ICE boxes. some like new
bargains. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE
CO. 240 NASSAU. open till .. m.
nPER WEEK WILL RENT NEW
! Vt MAYTAG WASHER MINIMUM
y RENTAL, WEEKS 7TH FLOOR
! J.. s. AYRFS & co.
-~w~ New Thor Washer: wringer and
/ ESZTyA Ironer; only 500 50 Terms s1.25
Weekly; used washers, $40 up.
1856 n Penn Thor Electric Shop. 1885.
MAYTAG washing machine. square tub.
guaranteed. Bargain. 1911 w. WASH
ington-st.
New and Used OIL Ranges;
BLOCKS 424 WAREHOUSE 4. n. o saaE s2es
R * & II sT Torres open evesj L1-55i7
REFRIGERATORS- mooern Polar Ice
Refrigerator earns its cost by SAVING on
rs ana Food Buy on, TO-DAY. POLAR
1902 s. East. 1902 w. Mich st.
Used Gas Ranges. S3.75 to slO.75.
BLOCKS 424 T n al open TshE e2es.
q e REFRIGERATOR Gu. it,: Will sell
cheap zoo E. 46th-st. WA-157O.
/ NORGE. 1884. demonstration, $50 reduc-
ton; $40 GU. f.: porcelain. Also other
demonstrators. 36l8 f. 25th-st CH-593l.
( RECONDITIONED washers $40 UP Good
( ice boxes cheap 1901 E Wash. RI-t087
4
former price HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE
COMPANY. 24O NASSAU. open ewes.
Used and Repossessed Chambers Ranges.
BLOCKS ~. WAREHOUSE 4. M o sshE s4es
WASHERS Expert repair service on all
I makes parts for all makes. liberal trade
I in allowance. STEWART RADIO, INC
/ DINING ROOM SUITE. like new s45.
9xl2 Wilton Rugs sl3; Easy Washer with
/ aryer So noesT -gAcer. 81. metal ice
bars. s323 E 10th. CH-I449. open ewes.
/ RANGE. white porcelain. Red Star Burns
oil or gasoline. Bargain, walnut dining
table and buffet Sell or swap. HU-766t
; 42lf Nanlove.
MAYTAG washer. good- condition; $3.50
5426 Brouse. CH-5506-M.
! LINOLEUM-Lowest prices in the city.
CUT-RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE
81 n. Alabama s0l Z. Washington
+ ICE BOX-50-lb5 in GOOD conoition; IS.
% \. Temple
+ crosby Shelvadore refrigerators. s79 so
1 WASHING MACH. PARTS & SERVICE
CO, 1901 E Wash.-st- RI-40S7
/ DINING SUITE. bedroom breakfast and
/ sun porch furniture. HA-iel5-W. No
I dealers
Nearly New Easy, 500
si25 per week; 81 down. Used washers
SO UP. wringe- rolls. all parts any washer
IDEAL WASHER co. POS N Delaware
NEW and used ice boxes. 50 90 and up
1928 z. lO-h-st CH-ls49. ODen evenings
ICE BOXES
Good used trade-ins. excellent condi-
ton. $50 up FRIGIDALRE 927 Meri-
dian. Open evenings and sunday after
noon.
BARGAINS ~ USED NcRGEs AT
I rs z San TA-4s6i
1 SEWING MACHINE repairs. all makes ad-
/ justed II home. 81 So SINGER CO. RI
97l6.
ELECTRIC washer Leonard" refrsgerator;
clean iron bed. springs. 1895 Carroll
ton-aY. HE-l23S.
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NUTXT 80 MARMON SEQ.
NE MOTORS


NASH-'3l Advanced s sed. excellent. s295.
WILES d WILSON. 36lS Coliege. Wa
2265
NO Ella 1928 OldS .eoan sos
West SiCe Chew Inc 2419 w Wash
% PLYMOUTH coupe. rumble seat SOS co.
Real buy. 500 4. wash
PLYMOUTH IS Gle luxe cpe never driven.
Equity SOS. bal sS+5 weeSiy. TA-2l79
PLYMOUTH '33 DELUXE SEQ custom
blue paint 1895 WILES & WILSON
1913 College WA-2266
PLYMOUTH 30 Sedan late model Sl95
WlleS * Wilson. 3Sl5 College WA-2256
PLYMOUTH IS del tour coach Dem
new car title. guarantee Res discount
WILES & WILSON. 38l5 College. Wa
1856
% PONTIAC coupe. 6 w. W. extra good,
sll500 SOP E. Wash
PONTIACS- New and used See WM
CARSON. Pontiac Dealer 80 Virginia,
PONTIAC-'30 SPIT. RID: NEW PAINT.
4TH JULY SPEC, Sl25. Low D. P. 203
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M { re NDISE
3S Wanled to Buv
JUNK PEDDLERS

- "a - = - A@@-%ANN
We viii meet any advertised prices: Why
hunt shops in alevs2
KROCT g. son 628 " Wash Ll-9270
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Furniture Buyers
B m 70 So ~ *
E / al. 2 OI9 ~

WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
Mr. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
Coll II 1900 For best prices and
OdI A4--Co- quick services for any
amount OF furniture. rugs ana stoves
I,I-Q271 We pay more E4ACHiAAGE
We BUY WE SELL WE TRADE
HIGHEST cash price for used furniture.
quick service. BOARDS FURNITJ RE
EXCHANGE. 406 NASSAU LI-499l.
Call RI-O469Eo5 sny furniture.
YOU have for sale. Calls answered promptly.
BUY whole houses or odd piece II flrn,
pianos etc. MR.. WERELEY. HU-7274.
BEST PRICES on FURNITURE COUR-
TEOUS AND QUICK SERVICE TA-29+4.
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AUTO M We
AZ Autos for sale

FORD 90 SPIT RID r. S. GOOD. $40
DOWN. 209 ~ NORTH
FORD SO coach. looks ard runs ike new.
s255 Terms $50 Madison
FORD-'33 Tudor Al. july 9Th spec S345
BOTH Is CENTRAL SALES TA-555O
NO l06-A 1890 Ford sport coupe sl75
West S.Ce Chev- Inc 24l9 ". Wash
FCRD-'33 cpc. Al. Juiy 4th spec $3.50
BOTH Sc CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550.
FORD-29 coupe finish payments due.
Sc each 33i5 College
81 FORD ROADSTER Rumble seat.
PLENTY Of extras. FIRST SI65 taxes 10 The
BARGAIN LOT 1880 E. l0th-st. Across
from Emerson Theater.
GRAHAM 81 sedan bargain Sl95 WILES
& WILSON 35l5 College WA-2266
1881 HUPMOBIL0 SIX coupe with rumble
sra- In Al CONDITION $3.50 DEHAR Z
& lands. INC $50 z Wash. Phone,
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Is Resorts. Camps and Cottages

? BEAUTIFUL Rayersvo9d lots. 3l4x50
owner will sacrifice LI-l0O5
BARBEE LAKE cottage: ? bedrooms. 2
boats. $500 week. June 3oth. HA-4067-J
WHY 20 farther2 Furnished home beau
tIful Northern Woods Beach. IS miles
north HU-4733
MANITOU-2 bedroom. screened porch
boat, garage. Reasonable $3.50 Ken
wood HA-2564-W
NV co..acas to- IN hH waak nnonth.
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APARTMeNI ReNTRt BVRe6O

Indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn and unfurn apis Free service ano
auruorfatiCu LI-5f52
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26 Office and Desk Space

PENNSYLVANIA. N. 939-Beautifu front;
main floor: ideal for Office; excellent
environment: sleeping room also of re-
ceDtion hail. An new, new manage
ment Free parking RI-2758.
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1888 Chevrolet Sedan, 1915
Good paint; Al shape.
LathrOp-MOyer Retail

418-424 n Capitol-Av.
CHRYSLER 1927 Sedan: $50 cash. SIG w.
23th-st. Inquire after 7 p. m.
LATE 81 Chrysler sed. great: S275 SHAY.
Chrysler Dealer 3209 E. Wash. CH-1218.
DFSOTO 80 Sedan: bargain s195 WILES
q WILSON, 1915 College. WA-2266.
NO So 1881 DeSoto 4-door sedan; $245.
West Side Chew. Inc. 24l9 w. Wash.
DESOTO IS Sedan; new car title and
guar. $3.50 discount WILES & WILSON.
1915 College. WA-2266.
DE SOTO 20 Sedan; Phlco radio; hot wa
ter heater. Make an offer. 3l8 N. Ala
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AUTO M 0 We
AZ Autos for Sale


NO 1903 1858 Auburn sedan s365
West Side chew, Inc. 24l9 W. Wash.
BUICK-'29 STD. CP. TODAY. 500.
200 w NORTH
1882 BUICK brougham good condition,
bargain, leaving town. MRS. Nlhi3, 3fI3
n Meridian.
81 CADILLAC sedan; beauty; $685.. SU-
PFRIOR CHEW CO. formerly McHenrY
Chev. Co. 1902 E. Wash. LI-4378
NO 16 1881 Chev. coupe S195
West Side Chew. Inc. 24l9 w. WASH.
% CHEW coach: runs good, s85: 90. Sew,
other good buys. 800 E. Wash.
CHEV-'31 -cpe.: July An spec $235
BOTH q CENTRAL SALES. TA-o73J.
NO 3-R. 1881 Chew coach: GOOD: SPAS.
West Sid2 Chew, Inc. 24l9 w. Wash.
CHEW 90 coach: excellent buy S275.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550.
CHEVROLET % convertible cpe. Finish
payments due. 50 each. 1918 College
CHEW 81 coach: O. k; must move, S235.
Bath 81 CENTRAL SALES. IA-7350.
NO rs 1880 Chew coach S195
West Side chew. Inc. 2419 W. Wash.
CHEVROLET-'2 convertible coupe. SIS
down. bal. So wkly. 1918 College.
CLOSING OUT 30 Chew coach; motor
overhauled sos. 802 E Wash
NO 59-A 1929 Chew coach SIPS
West Side Chew. Inc. 24l9 w. Wash.
1929 CHEVROLET COACH-You can't tell
this car from new. Very attractive. Price
1880 E 10th-st Across from Emerson
Tbpatpr THE BARGAIN LOT
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VISIT SILVER CAMP

It's uniouei Attractive modern cottages
large or small. shady grounds; east side
Lake Shafer. miles n. Monticello. Ind
Follow signs. BE-35l5. BE-2760.
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ELECTRIC washer Leonard" refr:gerator;
clean iron bed. springs. 1895 Carroll
tol-av. HE-I233.
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ME RCHAMD
So Household Goods

So Household Goods
REBUILT washers; guaranteed Repairs on
all makes 2437 Station-St. CH-7600
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-pece taupe and
rose clean. 1919 E. Washington.
APT. GAS STOVE bed cOmDlete kitchen
cabinet, breakfast set 2144 n Ill. Dealer.
so. rs 100 LIB ICE boxes some like new
bargains HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE
CO. 240 NASSAU. open till o. m.
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~ Autos for Sale
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43 Trucks, TraiIers, Tractors

1913 ~ Delaware LI-811.
TIMES WANT ADS cost less than in an
other Indianapolis newspaper
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HOTEL ANTIFRS
IS Housckecplnc Rooms

OIers al comforts U-lra modern note
ESQ Meridian tr--5f
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e. Bicycles-Sl2 up. Tires, repairs.
EMlkA HOFFMAN PSI Mass. LI-5256
essS &J 205 E Wash.-St.
I lQNG 6doe GHA5 us s ede6 9 5ea see s
and chair. 1 baby bassinette, baby
bathtub, enamelware, lamps and shades
StepladderS, milk cans BIG FOUR UN-
CLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. corner
Capitol and SOuth-5t
The Washington times., 1935-10-16
TOMORROW

ALL DAY-Convention National
Rehabilitation ASSN, Wardman
Park Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon Meeting,
National Highway Users Confer
ence, Willard Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Trans
portation Club, Raleigh Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, CoSmo-
politan Club, Carlton Hotel.
100 P.M.-Luncheon, LAS PM.
Meeting, National Patriotic
Council, Carlton Hotel.
200 P.M.-Exhibition and
Fashion Show, Connecticut Ave
nue. Association, Mayflower Hotel.
$50 P.M.-Dinner dance, XII
wants Club, Mayflower Hotel.
$50 P.M.-Dinner meeting, Ma
tional Society of Professional En-
gineers of the District of Colum.
bia, Mayflower Hotel.
500 P.M.-Meeting, League Of
IIaymen's Retreats, Mayflower
Hotel.
8:15 P.M.-Bridge Club, Dupli-
cate Contract Bridge. Carlton
Hotel.
$3.50 P.M.-Meeting, Psi Lambda
Tau Sorority, Raleigh Hotel.
900 P.M.-Dance, Post EXecu-
tive Committee, U. S. Treasury
Post No. 33, American Legion, Ra'
leigh Hotel.
$3.50 P. M.-Benefit Bingo
Party, at Pythian Temple, 1912
9th st. N. w. Prizes. Sponsored
by Mrs. Chaffee and Mrs. San
ford.
5 to 7 P.M.-Turkey Dinner,
Federal Chapter No. 38 o. E. S.,
at AlmaS Temple. 18th and K Sts.,
N. W.
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Times
Table
TO-DAY

$50 P.M.-Dinner meeting,
Medocratic League of the District
of Columbia, Mayflower Hotel.
700 P.M.-Dinner, Daughters
of 1912, Mayflower Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, District of
Columbia Bar Association, lay
flower Hotel.
500 P.M.-Meeting, Washing
ton Philatelic Society, Carlton
Hotel.
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Newly Discovered
HorTlHOne Great Benefit
to Women Past As

The age OF As marks physiological turning point
in womans life At this critical age she becomes
her She complains Of dizzy spells bursting head
ache hot flashes These symptoms. doctors say.
are due to deficiency Of . certain hormone (gand
activatorl in her system.
This hormone has been extracted from glands and
organs and is being used with remarkable success
in thousands Of cases. 1t now may be obtained in
tablet form, together with other valuable agents.
under the trade name Of Zo-ak (orange wrapper
at Peoples Drug Stores, who will refund your
money il you do not feel greatly relieved after
taking Zo-ak uninterruptedly for q MONTH
An interesting booklet: For Women Who Want
to Live" tells more about the hormone and e1,
know about The booklet, written by distin-
guished American physician, will be sent to you
45th Street, New York.
The Washington times., 1935-10-16

There is apparently mo pres
sure" from additional bureaus to
change from checks to cash OH
pay days, according to the central
disbursing office of Treasury.
The Washington times., 1935-10-16

spite Of he sharp eaher prices s gef Hahn
Specials ii Sond they're The dependable Hahn quality
sla Brilliant fashions or women including hIgheul straps
and oxfosd and desy pumpn suede e md aoaor calf Fof
Women sporty Monk and ke fongas sports oxfords
in calf or "Ruff Buck"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-11
NORTHLAND NOT
 TO STOP HERE. ON SOUTH RU N
Vessel Leaves Last Night for Direct Sitka-
 Seattle Journey

Not to return again until her next sailing from Seattle, the mo- torship Northland left the City Dock for Sitka at midnight after spending three hours here on her regular run from the south. The ship, after arriving in Sitka today, will proceed directly to Seattle, in- stead of making the usual return to Juneau before going south.
 As announced Thursday, the pur- pose of this is to allow more time for the vessels annual overhaul. The same sailing route will be fol- lowed on the ships next trip north. after which the overhauling is ex- pected to be completed.
 1hirty-one persons arrived in Ju- neau as the Northland was docked here at 8:45 o'clock by Capt. l.. Williams. Fifteen were taken aboard as passengers on the southbound Sitka run.
 The Northlands arrival last night also featured a fresh fruit and vege- table cargo which included many Washington-grown products as well as the usual shipment of Califor- mia and Texas foodstuffs. For ex- ample. Washington rhubarb, as paragus, and spinach was included in the shipment.
 Purser E. P. Wench's inbound list:
 From Seattle-Mrs. A. Lammi, Mrs. o. Gudbranson, Mrs. H. Gud- branson, Hans Arp, Ruth Ward, D. Simmons. Mrs P M. Algoso, Ed Arness, Dr. William P. Blanton, Walter McKinnon, l. " Jenseth, B. H. Taylor, Mrs. o. E. Schroeder. Dorothy Schroeder, Gloria Gudbran- son, Helen Black. M. McPherson, A. Freudenthal, Mrs. John Lancaster, Carl Del Missier, Mrs. Gladys Com stock, Bert Redomond, B. M Rodg- CTS, Vern Hodges.
 From Southeast Alaska way ports HI. c. Dunlop. Mrs. w. H. Cruth- CTS, Louis Burnett, M. Eggert, N. A. McEachran, s. E. King, c. Jen- sen.
 The outbound list:
 For Seattle-Mrs. M. Roden, Mrs. J. c. Cooper, Harold s. Eddy, Theo- dore Werner, Wesley Crowell, L. w. Crowell, Lester Wakeman.
 For Ketchikan-Mrs James Peele, Paul Judd, Mrs. Paul Judd.
 For Petersburg-F. Parish.
 For Sitka-R. s. LaMatte, B. C.; Felch, Elizabeth Bryan.
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MAKE
 START ON PLAYSHED

With Post Commander R. J. Mo- Kama setting a good example by leading the work, members of the Afford John Bradford American Ie- zion Post started actual construc- ton work yesterday on their open ,ir covered playshed for youngsters in the Legion playlot at Second Avenue and Franklin Street.
 Commander McKanna said today, that, given a good break in the weather, the Legionnaires would have the shed up soon. They are being assisted in the work by Amos Cole, who gained much experience in the construction of buildings of this type by having large part in the recent Alaska Emergency Re- llief Administration building Of the Evergreen Bowl playshed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-11
N0RAH IN PORT
 THIS FTERNOION

Canadian Pacific, steamer lPrin- cess Norah is scheduled to arrive in port this afternoon at AIS o'clock from the south. The steamer goes to Skagway and then returns south bound late Sunday night or Mon day morning.
 Passengers for Juneau aboard the Princess Norah are Miss Mary Campton, Paul W. Fretz, Bernard Mcdonnell, MT and Mrs, J. K. Mar shall, George Melosevich, Tony To- matich. Mrs. Josie Ray, G. Me Donnell, c. H. Bowman, Donald J. MacRae.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-11

whole movement is a clever scheme to re-enslave the party to the old leaders he no longer is willing to follow. He proposes a counter-c con vention of independents" Ju t what that might lead to, no one seems to know. But along comes Senator Long, Democrat, and en- dorses Senator Borah.
 The whole tumble of currents and counter-currents, inside both par ties and among the outsiders like wise, is about as inconclusive at this stage as any political situation could be. It will have to be clarified and reclarified by developments, many times over, before it makes politi- cal sense, or points to definite re- c,11tc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-11
Marine News
Stea.Aer Movements
NoRTHBOUND

e Northwestern due to arrive . at 3 o'clock this afternoon. .
 Princess Norah scheduled to .
 arrive at AIS o'clock this .
 afternoon. . Bandon scheduled to arrive . Sunday. . Alaska due Tuesday. . . SCHEDULED SAILINGS . . zapora scheduled to sail from .
 Seattle May II. .
 Q North Sea scheduled to sail . e from Seattle May 13 at 9 p. . m. e Victoria scheduled to sail from . = Seattle May IA at 9 am. = Northland scheduled to sail . e from Seattle May 20 at 9 . . pm. .
 SOUTHRnIIND SAILINGS (
 Yukon is scheduled south next | To Monday
 LOCAL SAILINGS . . Estebeth leaves every Wednes- . 's day night at 6 pm, for . 's Sitka and wayports.
 Dart leaves every Friday at . .s T am. for Petersburg. Rake .
 and wayports. .
 e0 = . c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-11
23PASSENCERS ABOARD ALASKA FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE. May Il. n Steamer Alaska sailed at g o'clock this morning for Alaska ports with 16l first class and 109 steerage pas sengers aboard.
 The following passengers are in- cluded in those booked for Juneau. Margaret Tathomagh, H. E. Wolff, H. w. Terhune, M Sweezy, w. w. Laws. c. Jones, A. B. Nelson, K. I. Minger, Mrs. Howard Mills, Mrs. N. w. Swift and son, H. Scott, Viola Decker, c. N. Allan, Miss Jessie Mayo, Ray Radee, Gordon Wood Tom Batson, Mrs. A. H. Westall and son, M F. Burke and two steerage.
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Party Stages See
 Little Chance of
 Radicals Uniting

(Continuea rom Page one.)
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 Monthly rates furnished on re- quest.
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 We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone directory.
 Phone 374. Ask for ad-taker
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$NS!:l

Y I, FOR SALE-30- 0-foot trolling boat reasonable. ' h. p. heavy duty Standard. Complete for trolling. Inquire aboard boat, D 3472 at Rock Dump.
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.MOTORSHIF' HIGHWAY
 CONTRACT AWARDED

SEATTLE, May 11-Olson and .Sunde Marine Works were low bidders at $1l l,547 and a 6O-day limit for reconstruction of the mo- torship Highway for the Bureau of Public Roads in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-11
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-20
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printed constellation There also cotton
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which include tweeds pads and checks.
high flat model sailors immensely wide Italian
bmmed models
small hats with paradise cock feathers set toward
buttons like letter
ordinary pebbles tueroses
white satin with sunbonnet tule veil
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