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Evening star., 1935-07-21

$50 AChES-SS. .DUU.
13 miles D. c. in So Md 1O0-year-old
10-room house, large rooms and chimneys.
tobacco barn. 14O acres tillable. several
springfield streams. fertile bottoms, sas-
safras gravelly loan side hills. day barn
upland good cattle, general farming and
tobacco farm. A neslected property that is
worthy your attention.
1897 Park Rd NV Columbia 7S45."
FOR SALE BY THE NATIONAL BANK OF
FAIRFAX. FAIRFAX, VA.
Beulah rd.; no outbuildings. Price. $50;
terms
Farm. 100 acres large barn. hen house,
no dwelling; fertile land. i mile east OF
D. C Price. So $50. net; terms:
Large tract of land, no buildings; some
timber. well watered, natural blue grass
land; situated in Loudcun County. Va.
about 2h miles from Arcola containing
315a4 acres. Price, $4,000, net; reasonable
3 acres Of land. improved by 2-story
dwelling house, barn. garage: well OF good
Lee jackson Highway two miles west OF
Pleasant Valley. Excellent location for nll-
ing station. Price. So 800 net: terms.
mile to' of feTes Les IN Jackson % HishWsy. miles lies
dairy barn; other outbuildings. No dwelling
dans taf@ ne
terms
you HAVE LONG WANTED A FARM
northwest of Washington. away from the
din of the city; good house. stables pro-
ductive fields, some in Kentucky bluegrass:
electricity available; some woods and spring
streams; at reasonable cost rainbow trout
stream and lake may be harnessed. Extra
Don't overlook this II you want an out
standing investment.
For details buyer will please see owner
personally C. iVf r. RoWpYBGsA. SWf SqaSsA
Cold Spring Manor.
Rockville. Md. r. F. D. 2.
growing apple trees. adjoining Chsrlottes-
vile. Va; 225 acres. Owner will take
$IsS per acre and will consider trade on
METZLER-Realtor,
lloe yspmGnt sands9 Ashts ATs North Dss' sss 5000
LARGE PAINFULLY EQUIPPED.
34O-acre farm. good MONTGOMERY COUNTY
section. about % miles D. c., near village.
on concrete road. VIII be sold wit, with Ta, farm
tractors. horses, cows: lot Of hogs: 100
sheep, 200 chickens: 10-room house; z
Stes Sadnss good
from pike. An land under der calsivss,Sn In ssssa
Consider building lots or other city prop
erts isoo u nAtcERsfEss-rwo tEsfss SETS BUILDINGS.
Beautiful grass and grain farms. sepa-
sts5y or 1s sn Tsn houses ara
bank barns corn houses, meat houses. nay
barns, practically all with slate roofs. NO
waste land. small acreage In wooos, ,,n.i Ine
fenced, well watered. Will be sold at sacri-
A WOODED SITES, WITH STREAM
10 acres or more on Rock Creek. Y
miles out-44O-ft. elevation--11 acres on
Havaiind River. old mill site. on main ai
piacesM43 acres and old stone mill. See
pn1.Oe0IdahsceSREs SeIo hscREs. SOUTHERN COLONIAL
BRICK.
eultiyation. balance woods. with Southern
Colonial brick. II rooms. 2 baths. IL
tobacco barns. only few minutes from
CHEAP FARMS-CLOSE IN.
IL and rs acre places, only miles d.
c., with Groom houses, each with fne
sprinz, Larger place has stream. Good
trucking land. $3.50 and $4,000; terms.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll st., Takoma Park. Geo. $500.
specializiN in Country Homes.
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A Lovely CloSe-ln Country Place.
6 AcreS-7-Room Houses, 800.
Surrounded by 1S handsome shade trees
is sn attractive. commodious and modern
house of rms and bath; hot-water heat.
electricity, Philgas and running water;
open fireplace; big bed rooms, attic and
concrete basement. acres Of level land;
ful section, near Falls Church, on car line;
20 minutes drive to city. Properties Of
find. Cost only $500, a rare bargain at
only $4,000, on very reasonable terms
Shown by appointment only.
q
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
s0xs0-FooT BUILDING. WITH OFFICE.
near wharves: suitable for warehouse.
bakery etc. 632 st. s.w. Col. lOlSe
1928 9Th ST NV; BAsEMENT-SUIT-
C. W, SIMPSON CO., 1924 Vermont ave.
NV. Phone Metropolitan 500.
PARKING LOT, NEARLY $4,000 SO. FIT,
for lease in ce4tfal business and shopping
section; part of this property can be leased
separately for gasoline station. Address
Box 32-T, Star oflce. -
GASOLINE SERVICE STATIoN-WILL
lease excellent corner site, downtown 6usl-
ness district; moderate rental. Address
Box 37-T. Star ONCE.
I34O NEW YORK AVE NW.-HEART OF
downtown. Entire second floor with ap-
proximately $500 50. it., with wash rooms
and toilets for men and women. 3rd-n.
hallway, with janitor service. Price, Sl25
per month. JAMES A.. GEDDES. Agent,
92O Tower Bldg. Phone National 4O9b. IL
Evening star., 1935-07-21

2O2O JACKSON ST. NE.
Woodridge-Must be sold at once. Lovely
rm.. tile bath home. handicapped lot.
earage; sale or trade for lots. 2nd trust
notes or good old currency. Open all day
to 8 pm. H. c. MAYNOR North 1888
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
THERE is NOW OFFERED
FOR SALE
SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-MONTH OF AUGUST. FUR
nished cottage. facing ocean. Ship Bottom.
N. j.. near Atlantic City; all conveniences
and accommodations for 10 or IL persons,
$3.50; includes gas and electric light. eau
DR.. LOGAN. Cleveland 0132.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

WANTED-BUsINEsS PROPERTY.
STORE AND APARTMENT. SUITED FOR
grocery or delicatessen or commercial lot.
Address Box 43-T, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

400 sO-FooT LOTS. 200 4O-FooT LOTS.
so acres. Water. electricity One-fare
zone. Address Box 1S9-M Star ONCE.
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TO REFINED FAMILY-ATTRACTI
cool and comfortably furnished 6-room
private home. 5 bed rooms. 2 baths.
porches. Frigidsire. 2-car garage. Ideally
located $50 feet from ocean and board
walk; Aug to Sept. Is. $3.50. OWNER.
lO4 EUCLID ave-. Loeb Arbour (Asbury
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COLORED,

Ar. house. u acre; nr. D. c. -s4oo,. terms:
EARRiET FREEBEY. Forest Glen. Nd. :
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SALELOTS.

s0x135, ON BEAUTIFUL GLENBRoOK
I'd; between Kengood and sGd Gdsem9oSwT;;, 9w;,ra al
eGmoTSHe%ssaSss GeorSis ssSs or % cleveland ss51. .
/ TO 10 LOTS. LEE HIGHWAY. VA. 1
mile to Wash. TO acres. Lexington St.
Lee Highway. vs.. Walnut 9365. Il.
LOT. 50x14O. ATTRACTIVE BUILDING
cadam road; $3.50, terms. Phone Shepherd
CORNER LOT IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
adjacent to new Wilson High School, :. 552
81 500 cash Phone Emerson s399. be-
tween 10 am. and pm.
MUST SELL THREE 45-FT. LOTS JUST
south Lee blvd. near Fort Myer: sever.
s395 each Phone Adams I7s6.
SHEPHERD PARK-LARGE CORNER LOT.
priced sb less S than s assessed value. Address
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS PROPERTIES,
Golf and Country Club-105 ideal building
sites; water gas sewerags ;, slsstrieity s,S,a city
finance your home on a lot Of your choice.
Cali for appointment B. M. SMITH Clar-
CORNER LOT, 73x90 PAVED ST. SHADE
PEASANTS. Avon and Spencer St.. Hy-
FOUR ADJOINING LOTS BAILEY PI..
and G Sc. Phone Greenwood 2461.
WOODED LOT. 75-FT. FRONT: ALL M
provements in brick bungalows other side.
bus. Bargain. terms. Address Box lll-T,
Star ONCE.
DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES. CON-
gas gas. eiec sideWalk e al fn' over I" Is ooo So:
IT.. next door to 5519 Conduit rd. Price.
So 500 for both. One-haf cash. H. H.
GARTER 800 Investment Bldg. Phone
C0pNEP AAth Ann FL TC0TT 56XIOO.
lots, s lots. ne. good location for iats;
and is naast2iai oG sites aSsiaSis acre Sss
$40 down and $40 q month;
s15 11th ST. NV. District 755s-7559.
WAYCROFT. vA-coRNER LOT. 60-FT.
sSgS az ca Mg YSST oHn
Extension SO. between 8 and 8.
SEVEN LOTS. 25xlOO, RANDLE HIGH
lands, nicely located: $500. J. w.
YEhGER, Sl3 H st. ne.
m BLAIR. SILVER SPRING, MONTGOM-
cry co.. lots; $500 each; lots. S6s6
pavement. curb. side walks. water. sewer
age. gas and no street assessments. Most
accessible suburb Of moderate restrictions,
finest approach via 18th st. and Alaska
ave-; delightful community: easy walk TO
one-faTe bus and cars. stores. schools.
Sacrifice to satisfy mortgsge. Shep. 1896.
ONE-FOURTH ACRE sos.
CORNER, WOODED.
New development, with lakes and swim
ming pool; nearby Maryland. Is minutes
drive from Capitol. bus. etc. Sacrince.
Need money quickly. Address Box 1857.
Star office.
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C-TWO SPLENDID
lots north Of Military rd., near New; ave;
eTyed oppCFtSn;tT saGss m e sSa'SH
CORP. 1926 woodward Bldg, Natl 1926.
Sc. 90 CASH-S5 90 MONTH--S300.00 90.
Nearby Nd, 40x100; trees, water and
electricity; on concrete road and bus; J.
Metropolitan 1919. Hyattsville TS6-M.
LOTS-OPP. AND NEAR HUGE FIT, DU-
pont Park-High, level, wooded. deep
Drive-try match three times price-last
wk.. despite rd. closed Qgnore signs-lay-
ing pipe), II knew the answer waking
upD-onIy ten more can-the rest WE
hold CASH-terms 25N higher. 5lO
Ridge rd. Sc. OPP. Park.
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AURORA HILLS.

AURORA HILLS.
really lovely colonial home in q setting
of large shade trees. Stately white col
unins at the entrance lend an air OF charm
tc this attractive place. Priced at under
SO 900 If sold this week. Terms can be
arranged to responsible purchaser.
OAKCREST.
A new English-type brick home Of
rooms and bath. Built to last a lifetime.
Compare this construction with other
houses you have inspected. Terms
The Virginia Realty Co.,
Mount Vernon and Frazier Aves-
Drive over Lincoln Memorial Bridge, turn
left at Arlington wall and straisht ahead
70 our sign.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

DRUG STORE CORNER. m LARGE RESI-
Dental section, cor. 4th and Elm SITS. NV.
Wonderful opportunity: reasonable rent.
Owner, 660l 1St st. NV. Georgia 6O52.
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JUDSON REAMY.

15 N. Clarendon Ave-, Clarendon. Va.
Telephone Clar 2032. Evening. 1928
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SUMMER CAMPS.

FOR RENT OR sALE-SUAfMER HOME
on North River. IA miles north of Staun-
ton. % mile of Lee Highway. Swimming
canoeing, fishing electric lights pure
water, easy driving distance from Wash
ington. Photographs and detailed infor-
nation on request. J. NJ. WALTER.
Staunton Va
Evening star., 1935-07-21

2506 14th Nw:-18x75 FEET: 500 PER
month No better stand in city for any
business. Call FRANK Z. ALTEMUS.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

LARGE FRAME RESIDENCE. !215 MoNTG.
ave. Friendship, Heiehts, Nd: II rooms: ms,
heat garage. large porches: corner lots,
hish view. Must be inspected to see ao-
vantages Suitable for. large family OF
roomins Present tenant. Mai. Tompklns
Possession 60 DAYS. Price and terms rea-
sonabie offers considered. Brokers take
notice. ,,,, ara
Evening star., 1935-07-21

SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
Grand old home on Lee Highway near
Fails Church. rooms u @ acres fTqI. fT9n tnH amn
Falls Church. rms. bath garage,
cleo. newly decorated. lot oox17o' now
big lots, nearby Va. 81 500
THOS. D WALSH. INC: --o
s1s 11th St NV Dist. 756S-I56g.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

SChHlDER COTTAGE, NORTH RIVERSIDE
Drive, Herald Harbor-Water front: 4 rooms,
large screened porches; furnished; all
modern conveniences: sacrifice due to ILL
ness; Call Georgia 1898 or at premises
sunday. 81"
S4S5-EVERY ONE WANTS ONE AN AT
tractfve low-priced Summer home at q
decent development. Look this over. 3
rooms. two porches. well. chemical toilet.
all at Point Blackstone. Southern Mary
lands famous fishing spot; wide lots.
Terms can be arranged. To inspect: Take
Route to Waldorf. turn left to MorganZa.
turn right to Point Blackstone. Watch
signs. Metropolitan 1870 week days. 21s
SALE-SO MILES FROM DISTRICT; 100
foot frontage Chesapeake Bay; 1ine harbor,
private beach. white sand: completely fur
nished b-rm, cool house. LARGE screened
porch. tel. cleo; deep, running well. d. c.
tested water. sanitary plumbing. guest
house. servants quarters. trees. shrubs.
flowers fruit rowboat canoe. nearby store.
Sacrifice. $1,000, Phone Cleveland 26S1.
PINEY POINT-6-RoOM. COMPLETELY
furnished cottage. on water; ami. Rates
reasonable. Call Potomac 1867.
LONG BEACH-HIoH.- OVERLOOKING
Address Box 473-M Star once. 21s
CLEARED LOTS-SELECT LOCATION:
limited number for S1s5. !S5 monthly pay
ments. DOCTOR BAILEY. North Beach, Nd.
Evening star., 1935-07-21

PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan Ld.us
LOANS UP 70 $500.
ON AUTOS. FURNITURE OR ENDORSERS
KRAFT LOANS. INC,
33O3 r. / Ave. Greenwood 1404.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION. AUCTION.
We will sell at public auction on July
80, July 81 and August 1, piece by piece
and In small lots. all Of the motorized and
belt-driven woodworking machinery, equip
ment. motors; motor trucks and all inven-
1850 finished upholstery frames, hard
ware. materials, mirrors; moldinE, dowels
trucks. ONCE furniture ETC.. Of the Berkey
& Gay Furniture Company. located at
Grand Rapids. Mich. The entire contents
of plants Nos. 3. and 3. A 2S-page de-
tailed descriptive catalogue will be mailed
upon request. For further information
INQUIRE Of
ABE DEMBINsKY. INC. AUCTIoNEERs,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
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SlZ,UUU 0EhNI1 NLOD, 9f,OUU-
l40 acres. mile salt water frontage sandy
beach grand fishing. oystering. duck shoot
ing; S-room club house on high ground.
included; part down. Pg. 40 big; new
SUMMER-FALL catalog Free. STRoUT
AGENCY. 1427-N, Land Title Bldg,
Phila Pa
Evening star., 1935-07-21

STORE; 23l4 PA. AVE. s.E.-GooD FOR
any business; low rent. Apply same adj
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
HOPE CHEST TO BE
 AWARDED AT BAZAAR

The Christmas Hope Chest to be awarded at the Catholic Bazaar next week is now on exhibit in the show window of the Thomas Hardware Company
 Mrs. George H. Walmsley and Mrs. Guy McNaughton, in charge of the Hope Chest Committee, announce that tickets may be secured from Mrs. Frank Henderson or Mrs. H. Vanderleest.
 The chest is filled with handmade articles contributed by the Ladies' Altar Society.
 l Also to be given away are the needlepoint picture now showing in the Nugget Shop, and the home made quilt which has attracted 50 much attention in te Venetian Shop window. Mrs Sam Guyot is in charge of sales for the former, and Mrs. A. M. Geyer for the latter.
 The apron and towel booth to be maintained during the bazaar will be handled by Mrs. V. L. Hoke and Mrs. Cecille Cashen, representing the Ladies Altar Society, of which Mrs. Walter G. Hellan president.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
LIVES I TANGLE IN s I Q BY OF
 PSYCHIATRISTS
Claudette Colbert. Charles Boyer, Joel McCrea, IT
 Private Worlds

C.audetse Colbert, popular and tal- entei winner of last years Academy Award. and Ch arles Boyer, new French star who really knows how to act. are playing tonight at the Capitol Theatre in a very creditable interpretation of very fine book Phyllis Bottome's Private Worlds. :" The book deals with the tangled lives of psychiatrists who have them
 selves not solved the inhibitions of their lives. A group of such persons, each with secret obsession, are in charge of an insane asylum. Charles Boyer, who possesses, besides his own camplexes, a neurotic sister to wor- " about, comes as the new head, and situations develop between Charles and the pretty psychiatrist Claudette, the sister and the hand some interne Joel McCrea, and the interne and his pretty child-wife Joan Bennett, that intensity all their special phobias To such an extent does tension develop that it is no surprise to the reader when the in- sane asylum itself gees on rampage and the new head is only saved from death at the hands of maniac by Ithe courage of Miss Colbert.
 Perhaps the best performance is given by Joan Bennett. as the young wife who comes very near the brink Of insanity. Few persons will forget the scene where Joan climbing the stairs during a thunderstorm, hears the voices of childhood playmates turing her into the void of insanity which would offer forgetfulness Of complications of grown-up existence The most sex-appeal is displayed by Charles Boyer. Helen Vinson is con- vincingly neurotic and Claudette and Joel McCrea handle the leading roles with dexterity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
FOREST FIRE <
 PLAYS GOD IN
 VIVID DRAMA
Coliseum Shows Ralph Bell amy as Doctor Who Cures
 Crippled Children

'.The Healer" mslodrama playing tonight at the Coliseum Theatre, tells the story of struggling young physician who chooses between love and duty with the moral aid of a forest fire.
 Ialph Beliamy. as the doctor, is hampeTed by lack of funds and by proper facilities in carrying on his work among crippled children at g healthresort which he has construct cd around a swimming pool His as sistant is Karen Morley, d young woman who has surrendered social position to aid him in his worthy undertakings. Into his quiet retreat ccnes the disturbing influence of a beautiful and sophisticated woman, played by Judith Allen. who utilizes her fathers tremendous wealth In Ian effort to win the doctor away from his modest endeavors.
 She induces him to become head of palatial sanitarium, but he IS stifled by such artificial existence and by the whims of wealthy hypo- lchondriacs. Just in time to save him, the forest fire destroys the sani- tariuin and brings him back once more to his health resort.
 Mickey Rooney, as the little crip- pied boy who regains the use of his limbs, gives splendid performance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
DOUGLAS ASKS DIMOND'S AID,
 SCHOOL BLDG,
Resolutions Passed at Par
 ent-Teacher Associa- ton Last Night

The regular Douglas P.-T. A. meet ing Wednesday evening was well at tended Business of the evening con- sisted of motions to give the sum of $10 to the Natatorium Shower Fund: to omit the regular January meet ing; to send letter from the Par ent-Teacher Association to Delegate Anthony J Dimond, setting forth the urgent need for new school build ing and urging the securing of $50.- GOO for such a purpose. These mo- tions all carried unanimously.
 The members were entertained by an excellent program arranged by Miss Naghels room. The numbers presented were:
 Recitation, Twilight of Thanks giving, Doris Cahill.
 Songs, Thanksgiving Day" The Turkey boys and girls of grades 6 and 6.
 Recitation, Daisies Thanksgiv- ing" Annabelle Edwards.
 One act play, The First Thanks giving" Characters: Mother, Bord- hild Haydahl; Father, Frank Krsul; Children, Annabelle Edwards, Doris Cahill. Kenneth Shudshift, David Shoot; Indian Chief, Elmer Savik- ko; Indians, c ward Kirkham, 
 Roy Brown, Dorothy Langseth, Day. ton Fleek, Billy Spain; Charters, Airline Rice, Billy Feero, Robert Fleek, Gordon Wahto.
 Piano ac companist Catherine Campbell.
 The one-act play, arranged and di- rected by Miss Naghel, deserves spe- cial conlmendation, first for the ex- cellent singing of Carrie Jacobs Bonds famous Lullabye, and second- ly for the effective presentation of the Indian dancing and chanting, which was carried out with skill by the fifth and sixth grade pupils.
 After the meeting, doughnuts and coffee, prepared by the boys first year Home Economics class, and the girls second year class, were served. In response to the many requests for the recipe for the doughnuts the Gastineau Breeze will publish 1t in its next issue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05

TOLEDO, O., Dec. 3.-Out of ths multiplicity or strikes that have swept over northern Ohio in the last two years emerged the Toledo indus trial peace plan.
 Four times since it was conceived and organized ill June by Edward F. McGrady, No. l strike mediator of the Department of Labor, it has been tested.
 In all four tests it has come off with quiet, on-spectacular victories that stand out in contrast with the frenzied jostling of crowds, shouting of epithets, and hurling of missiles outside strike -beset industrial plants.
 Too Close To Issues {,
 Leaders of 27 cities have written McGrady, asking What is this To- lado plan? How does it work and why does it work?"
 To the last question McGrady re- plies, Tt cures mental astigma- tism,' a term he likes to apply t. muddled thinkers.
 "Negotiators in strikes get too close to the issuss," he said. They need help from the outside; dispassionate counsel of those who see the good and the problems of the community as a whole above the. differences of a comparative few"
 Across northern Ohio at least $50 strikes had broken out in wide variety of industries aRd communi- ties between September, 1883, and July, 1885.
 Ralph A. Lind, executive secre- tary of the National Regional La Dor Board in Cleveland, said that net more than 40 of these strikes occur red in Toledo. Three of these 40, however, were so spectacular they focused national attention on To- ,edo.
 The Electric Auto-Lite strike which dragged from April F to June "A, 1884, was marked by violence which led to deaths of two men and ths wounding of two officers and 15 sol- diers of the Ohio National Guard.
 Other Strikes
 A year later-April B, 1935-th United Automobile Workers Union called a strike which led to the clos- ing of the Chevrolet Motor Co. plant, where 2,340 men were listed as employees. A week later the Fish CT Body Company plant in Cleve- land, where 5000 were employed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
BISHOP TOSS HERE
 WITH REV. AASEN

Rev. A. O. Aasen retur1ied to Douglas last night from Ketchikan where he was in attendance at the Lutheran church conference for the past week. Btshop Foss accompanied him here and will be his guest until the Northland arrives on which they plan to make the round trip 10 Sitka. When Rev. Aasen returns from sitka, Mrs. Aasen will join him on the Northland to continue to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CAtOMEL And YouIl Jump Out of Bed in
 the Morning Karin to Go

1T you feel sour and sunk and the world looks punk. don't swellow . lot of salts, min eral water. oil, iaxative candy or chewing gum and expect them to make you suddenly svssi and buoyant and full of sunshine. For they can't do it. They only move the bowels and mere movement doesn't get at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile Into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food 4oesn't digest. It just decays In the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You have . thick. bad taste and your breath h foul, skin often breaks out in biemishes. Your head aches and you feel down and out Yeur whole system is poisoned.
 It takes those Rso&, old CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make. you teel "up and up." They contutn wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable extsacts, amazing when It comes to making the bile flow fresiy.
 Butdon't ask for liver pills. Ask fos Cartsr's Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Cartsr's Little Liver Pills. on the red labe1L nessn4 substituts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
LADIES' GUILD TO
 PREPARE FOR TEA

In preparation for the Christmas Tea, to be held in the church par lors on Saturday, the Ladies Guild of the Trinity Episcopal Church
 meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:3C o'clock. Decorations will be conn pleted and booths put in order for the Saturday event, which is ex- pected to draw a large attendance,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
WARRACK OFF
 TO WESTWARD
Construction Firm Head to Submit Bids on Three
 Buildings

J. B. Warrack, President of the Warrack Construction Company, left for Cordova on the Northwestern last night. The chief purpose of his trip to the Westward, MT. Warrack said, is to enter a bid on behalf of his firm on the new City Hall and sTelephone Exchange to be built in Anchorage. He will also enter bid lon the proposed Cordova Town Hall, and another bid on the new school to be erected in Valdez All three of the buildings will be financed by PWA funds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-05
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE Is URGED BY THE CHAMBER

The Douglas Chamber of Com merce last night voted to ask the City Council to erect a Christmas tree at the corner of Third and D streets thereby promoting more com- munity Christmas spirit
 With nothing new to report on the harbor Improvements, that commit tee was urged to get busy at once and find out if something can be done. sa
 Several communications were read by Secretary Kilburn. A delayed let ter from Merle Thomas at cordova, referred to the Douglas bridge and two families of the Middle West requested information about Alaska.