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INvesTmsNv PROPERTY FOR SALE

INvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE
ON NEWTON, ST. NV, WEST OF GA
Col: fr-, pch., etc. Price. 50 300 E. A. GAR
VEY, DI. 1908. Eve. and Sun, GE $500
9la gb 5h anSy ST Sdome # AMP g.e Arts
$3.50 terms. R. G. DUNNE, 604 H
ST. ne. Atlantic $500.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-DRUGSTO AND
; apts., all rented; good income: will ex-
Brokers attention, RE 5@16 ~
$500. TERMs7-2-FAM1LY HOUSE. MOD
ern brick: yard garage porches; conven-
lent legation; rented. Apply S25 F st.
PRACTICALLY NEW, ?-FAM1LY HOME;
basemen gas heat Rented for 81 500 per per
INVESTED % Price Price. esS Ss45o Tern Terms $1,000 $1,000
cash S65 per mo. Good NV. section. In
aSS5 Ss45 by wAFE 1RPt Only n jAEs fE M Nc Parker d.
WE HAVE PURCHASER. WHO WILL BUY
4-family flats for cash If priced right; i'm
mediate settlement: forward full particulars
a. once geeo R. G DUNNE' 6o4 H st, ne.
HOME AND INVESTMENT FOR SALE BY
owner. reduced $1,000: new br. Diet: Co
lonial 3apt. bldg.; , apts. of rms. bath:
ena q D3h ess cash er5 ba eTms
live in one, rent from . will carry bldg
Lincoln 2537. % pm, wkdays.
CHAIN GROCERY STORE--LEASED FOR
40 years; will average at least So net on
$4,000 Cash investment. Call WI
$500. Ewes, WI 1913.
CHAIN STORE, LEASED FOR 20 YEARS.
2 g, gasoline service stations Leased to major
formation phone Republic 1868. 9'
OWNER LEAVING CITY AUTHORIZED
sale ) well-located brick dwellings NV.
section; rent for, S25 per mo; each. Make
your own otter best price takes them.
! new 2-family apartment (colored),
rents for S71; price S5,a50.0O.
THOMAS P. BROWN, 615 4th ST. SW.
SOLID BRICK HOUSE, 5O-FT. FRONT
house, IL rooms, . baths; gas heat: extra
bath in basement; side lot; suitable for
building, 4-family fiat; near 18th and
Park I'd. Price, Sl2,500; easy terms.
DINoWITz Co, National 6717.
CONN. AvE.-sPLENDID LOCATION: "a
apis, 1909 rented; stoker; income, S17,-
800; consistent Garner; price, 100000;
$4,000 cash required; perfect condition;
no money to be, laid out on this building;
managed so as to run itself. Direct from
OWNER BOX 3pS-K Star
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OUT-CF-TcWk REAL ESTATE.

SALE BEAUTIFUL. MODERN I2-ROCM
bric.s dweIIine. 4 acres Ia.u. on R9u'e .
r. Es-r'.c@~'r- Va Nv bn s. r, te
ap~re.; immed possess If desired can fur
ElSh photo Of seGne w. P ANJH my 2I4
Fist Natl. Bank Ha--iSoanurg. Va
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BUILDERS AND sUsDIvIDERs. ACREAGE
and building lots; River and Bradley rds..
I'd; near Navy yard 'Ag FULToN f1cI Is' r. COR Or
DON 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers
attention.
e!7 ACRES. HEAVILY TIMBERED. 35 MI.
d c. near highway. r. r. and river; est.
rapidly growing section: gas cleo avail:
Pon-5es. on res egper will sacrifice; S25 per acre.
RALfH ton VI CRAIS: "a - 4399 Lee hswy Airing
3 ACRES ia MILES FROM DISTRICT
Ilne, Sl5 cash, $40 a month; price, $40.
pt PpiTections; 3in Through oxon Hill. U. S.
Route 224' left at Piscataway, / mile 70
2lz ACRES ROLLING GRASS LAND IN
Plnecresti $50 It. road frontage. restricted
I&99i iWmctf $50 down; SIS month. VERNON NJ.
PIKE Alex. 59O6. Closed Sundays
WHEATON tMDJ ESTATE; FINE HOME,
- acres fronting on Georsia ave and
Bisdensburg rd.; $4,000. H. F. BEIBER,
MONTGOMERY CO. MD, NEAR MANOR
E1 fast mf mis- at s. A RarHfg z RFSs
WELLINGTON, .vA.-ACRE TRACTS ON
NJ. Vernon blvd: these are beautil vi
homesites A2nly TO A S. DCNiPHAN
q SON 405 Doniphan Bios. Alex, Va
ir.sf 1850 A. A. 10 .l.s NILES D, C.; STREAM,
I'd. No 350-A Pals Church IIO5-R
go ACRES OUTSTANDING RIVER FRONT:
san(, sang ,peach; on on State road electricity
Ia. - miles niles WASHINGTON; outstanding wood
aTI1 isnd state road electricity available: ex-
ce!l1n, o ,shborhooe; 80 acres; $1,000
PIG AND SMALL TRACTS. NEARBY MD.
Va reduced, terms few trade farms
N. E. RYoN CO, res. GE, 6i46. II 5O59
10 ACRES OF WOODED GROUND 7
than cost. OWNER, Falls Church 81 31a6' !.
20 ACRES IN d. c. PINE. $50. 900. TERMS
-. n.d GRAHAM & OGDEN.
MA. $3.50 3l3 Woodward BLDG.
E enines, wisconsin i7!a. dug
SUBDIVISION LAND ALEXANDRIA, VA
on principal road; beautiful tTact OF
aboI. - acres aimed by a specialist TO
9I5 make eo "a lots at small grading cost price,
I'm LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER,
NEAR WALDORF. MD.
Hsrysnd Nh sGGn rPsd qS M sad about 1000 # from
with stream a good piece of land nd for soHII s20o
l1l9 K 81 NV. NA 1853.
ALPINE.
Homesites, $3.50 TO $50; no cash. $40
monthly Dus. elec.. phone MARTIN p
WEBB T. SON. Annanoale. Va Phi Alex
and-ia 59lb.
NAVY YARD WORKERS.
ATTENTION.
g TO acre tracts. restricted sub
division; near Camp Springs. Nd, within
l5-mln. drive Of the Navy Yard. electric.
m all delivery. school bus at property: 5000
per n
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CoMMERIcAL-1NDUsTRIAL GROUND.
LIGHTBOWN, Warfeld 1925.
SECOND COMMERCIAL GROUND. Sc;
twenty-five cents foot; five hundred cash
and terms Box cook. Star. Q.
! st COMMERCIAL; VALUABLE CORNER,
fayette Square; about 10000 it, suitable
for any business, apartment or hotel site:
at sr present Tesen showing a good return; will
ERsATE INT M fRo hANRgRs hSf coRP 6fsne fSnsnt Mood
ward Bldg RE 2750 Mr. Drain.
STORE AND APT, EXCELLENT coNDI-
ton, good neighborhood, $500: only
cash Eslsntie zffaffs $500 RHss Eanssy S2t #I
MODERN GROCERY AND MEAT MAR
ket; on popular business street; over S4. 600
doing good BUSINESS aGc pfce compete ST n
'os oa6 'R'c CASH sfq CAN axsussS sW1Na Deal
or Sterling 9l51
IN ARLINGTON, VA.
Nearly 10000 50. it. zoned business on
Wilson blvd; 2 corners good location
1900 So it., corner lot with sood g.
house on Wson slyd business sec
good hard sfeet sR Sever ndVy Wasf
available; price; 81 50. #: other oppor-
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 N. Irving ST.. Arl., Va. CHI 0eoO.
INDUSTRIAL TRACT FOR
sale on R. R.; 20 minutes
from center of city; all or
part. Box 123-K, Star.
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT

TAKOMA PARK. MD, 80 SYCAMORE
ave.-Clean. comfortable home, detached,
insulated; 3 bsdrmS., bath, large closets.
sleep. porch. fr porch, sunrm.; oil burner:
earage. lot J0X255; near stores. bus;
$3.50. or SG5 month SH 2s50-J
ON CONN. AVE. BUS LINE; 5-RooM BUN
ealow, ami. h.-w.h.. garage, $40 mo
G. E. Keller, Investment Bldg.
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OFFICES FOR RENT
VERY ATTRACTIVE. INEXPENSIVE OF
iicc; mail and telephone service; especially
suitable manufacturer representative. 4l0
Hill BIDS.
STEWART BLDG. 4o@ 9th ST. NW-FEW
de! lrahle ohceS rCw cvaiebic. single or
enaui,e. reasonable. Scr ianito-
LAWYER. IN GENERAL PRACTICE, WILL
reLt rr.yalo oCice to .swyel ense sed il
specif iized fed or accountant. ali faciii-
uc-; reasonable ren a.. ~. 1910.
EoWEToWN CORNER -OCATION : )
!fl5e .ocmt, tc-etnc. or sl1g.y. offce,
studio or ouI. -sE. > IA after / an.
1919 K ST. N.W-ENTIRE -ao FLOOR;
. e&pCSurcS- b-room SUE, $50 :. {.
WELDON CO. NE. .iulI
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN ATTORNEYS
SUIT, secre ~ Cptlo..d.. moderate rent.
NatIoNa i5.g
OFFICE SPACE WITH SECRETARIAL
services optluna.. Room 9se rreSs B.dg
OF telephone d.. O24S 80
OFFICE SPACE TO RENT, lsx6O $40
per month; commercial. 446 1lth ST. sv.
NE 1854
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE IN OUR MOD
ern building Second National Bank. 1881
G st NV. See building superintendent.
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YOU

can get a loan of $4,000 II
you can make monthly payments
of S704
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

end AND Bird FLOORS, 724 I1th ST.
n.w-About 20xs4. suitable for Offices or
light manufacturing; nice downtown loca-
ton. Apply 724 11th. MA. 1905. 9.
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STORES For REM


So full basement. slG5 AZ a6ove the
store, 10 rooms, - baths, also aTaiIable.
W. II. WALKER, shoreham BIDS. National
SHEPHERD PARK, 7731 ALASKA AVE.
rca5 enable rent Wo 7313. w. '
@426 EyE ST. N.W-s r. AND b ELEc.:
5PMoNR 62 NA n 2stS, S9S0lLl7AN. l4'l E"' St
LARGE CORNER STORE. 1ND1ANHEAD.
f2S5i5s fs5 ss sx Wis Hs so 7s $ 50. %.
90 s.n 81. Sc, B-sr Sc. block
oil heat: low rent Cal GE s7l2
LARGE RE- STCRER- -EZIT1
SHy cny asq am nsI me 1or any * King o. 6gSiness
st. NV.
?sO5 18th NW.-sUITAB. Il FOR ANY
business. Randolph 11ol, Metropolitan
5000 s6Qs1 6oNS AgE y.s qgP pr 5Qo
Apply Office or Phone Ho. AGO.
SS,W,: CoRNEH MINNESOTA AVE. AND
This IS in a community OF new homes
ane, ana de ddeepartmentse that is very much in
need o' s;S5s + sHs BJcHASaN PazlS9ssE type
1000 NORTH CAPITOL $50
10 Channirs 81. ne S35
LLOYD R. TURNER, NE. l647. II.
1st FLOOR. DOWNTOWN-Nk 7tn ST.
Douole show windows Redecorated 63s
"a lin st; ..sm2Gx45.
WCCDTIDGE = CHOICE sTCRFs ON
Ehode n S!s tstand sh ave ne. Very modern. $50
aasW WooDR1DGE REALTY CO
23s1 R. I. Ave. NE. North 7203
22355 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NE-aOx46,
Iuu basement; gas neat; layatorv. On
stroetcar line 500
e SAUL CO..
223 18th St. NV. MA. "loo
Brookland-New Modern Bldg.
Open-2936 18th St NE
Desirable large room, fun basement,
auto. heat: rent reduced to S55.
ROGER MOSS. DI. 1921.
5435 CONDUIT RD. NV.
crumbaugh, 1905 Wis Ave wo. 1854
512 H ST. NV.
II SoI T6a,1 10.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT

LAWYERS SUITE. SOUTHERN BLDG
reasonably charge for ONCE and telephone
lls:lng Box 334-C. Star
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LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.

M. 7 IVTJs
NEAR WALDORF. MD.
On good road and about 1000 #. from
Maryland ro., No. 3, 1872 acres about
with stream a good piece of land for 500
,-,o LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
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GROUP ROWS. FLATS, ETC.
80 Acres, All or Part, Sc
Z Acres, Part CONNER. NE.

Also Detached and Apt. Sites
O'HARE ESTATES. 1909 L. Ma. 6473.
SELECTED VALUES.
S400 bungalow site, improvements; on
grade: near school,
Flat site, only LOO; Q blocks from Pa
ave. Sc.
Branch once 1901 Alabama ave. Sc.
Ii. 1000. Open Saturday and Sunday
,.I. 4pEHLRT ". LEE, ..oo
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ST. 5O-Siv rooms, two haths. oil heat
S67 5r--Gracious. large new home large
living room. fireplace oil heat;
newly decorated
S75.Gn-F2Clusive Eoyes drive; brick home
SIX rooms. two baths. fireplace.
garage, dieniied neighhorhocd.
SO 00-New brick Colonial painted Waite
tx rooms three bndrcons OF.
heat. fireplace, new house. never
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water heat garage in basement; bus at
door. FRANK LAWRENCE Jr.. Hillside
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225 Msple Ave Takoma Park Sligo 23O7.s
U. S. Highway Farm, Gas Station.
30 a., handy village, dandy 6-rm. home,
large shade. good farm bldgs.: low cataiog
price 200 cut to 5000: part down;
1427-N Land Title BLDG PhiIa pa
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= J-,3D-
GAS, G ST. NE.-COLORED-6-R ROOM
brick; arranged as > complete apts., with
monn9nly g9n9n erm inGome OF $50 , 30 sale price
ne. Atlantic $500. Sunday, WI. 1869.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED TO BUY, 2-FAMILY APT. IN
NV. section must be first class. Cali
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All well rented and good investments.
Near Eastern High. Gas heat Sl2,250
Orren St ne. oil heat; Sl2.300. New
Hamp ave ssi; nv; oil heat; 1900, Near
detached Endorsement buildings Sc;
S26, 900 for both. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued

oNE-sToRY BRICK STORE, NE 3-YR.
no less. r. D. STIMSON, realtor, MA.
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DUPLEX.

INCOME. $3.50; PRICE Sl345o.
attractive units. consisting Of living
and bath; between Georgia ave. and 18th
st. extended. Evenings or Sunday. phone
Mr.. Evans. WO. 020O.
l.. T GRAVATTE.
129 5th ST, Realtor, MA O153
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-07
By ROBERT MYERS AP Feature Service

PASADENA, Cal.-He's MT. Base ball in person to those who know him. He is everything baseball should be. He's credit to a great game and one of it's greatest fig ures, bar none. He's famous and has been for years, yet he's just as hard working, just as cooperative as he was when he broke in as a rookie pitcher, fresh from a uni versity campus in Texas, Is years ago.
 That is Ted Lyons.
 Everyone knows the story of Ted Lyons, how he has been the mainstay of the Chicago White Sox mound corps for lol these many years, and how, like Old Man River, he apparently is destined to go on forever.
 Well, anyhow for a few more years" Lyons will tell you, grin ming. For man who has been in the spotlight these many years, he's the quietest, most modest guy in baseball.
 Same Old Answer
 Yeah, I feel pretty good this year. My arms okay, guess Think how many times, season after season, Ted Lyons has answered that question.
 He's one of baseballs best sell- ing points-and something of a salesman himself. He is always willing to help out along the ban quet circuit. You know, all the luncheons and dinners where the chairman, be it in Chicago or Whistle Stop, Ark, wants dia- mond celebrity. Ted couldn't count the number of times he's been the honor guest at these functions, which ball players as a rule try to dodge
 No wonder the fans idolize him. There was a little scene in San Bernardino the other day. Lyons
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had finished his work and was walking out under the grand- stand, still in uniform. Just as he reached the exit, a small voice squeaked out "Ted!"
 Never Too Busy
 Lyons wheeled about and saw 8 young urchin of about eleven hanging over the stair railing, a program and a scrubby pencil in his hand He promptly marched back, and with perspiration drip- ping off his nose, took time out to autograph the sheet. Lyons doesn't live or play in San Bernardino. That youngster couldn't mean a thing in his life. Yet he signed the program with all the care and ceremony of a magma charter. That was Ted Lyons-and he s done the same thing hundreds of times in little San Bernardinos all over he country.
 Lyons has made good money, but hardly a fortune, in baseball. Observers close to the club say they doubt if he ever made more than $15,0O0 a season, even in his best years. Think of the salary lse would have earned with a rich club like the Chicago Cubs or the Yankees in Col Ruppert's days. What is more, while a bachelor. Lyons supports family dependents and, they say, "half of the parish he lives in down in Louisiana
 But does he have any regrets?
 Did he ever get sore, break train ing or threaten to quit baseball? No. He's never even been hold- out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-07
Sons of Norway Plan
 Social for April 19

At Saturday nights meeting of the Sons of Norway, held at the LOOP, Hall and presided over by Olaf Swanson, plans were made for a bingo party to be held fol- towing the April l9 meeting.
 In charge of entertainment foi the occasion will be MT and Mrs Pete Hammer, Mrs. Waliuf Ras- mussen, Mrs. John Satire, Mrs. Olai Swanson and Anton Wallin.
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Miss Norma Eraut
 Is Visiting Here

Miss Norma EralIt, daughter Q H. K. Eraut of Portland Oregon
 arrived here Sunday on the steam
 CT Mount Mckinley to visit wsh her aunt. Mrs. Waino Hendrick- son.
 Miss Eraut is employed by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company at Portland This is her first visit to the Territory M
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BRE5T RAIDED .
 BY AIR FORCES

LONDON. April 7.-The. RAP made an attack on the German naval base at Brest just before day break today and the pilots report loud explosions were heard and many fires were seen after the bombing.
 SubsclIpe to tisc Daily Alaska Empire the paper with the larges paid circulation.
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(OFFICIAL PUBLICATION Report cf the Financial Condition
BANK OF ALASKA,

located at skagway, Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on the 31st day of March. l941
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1 Spartan radio, T. tube, table model with 2 bands, push buttons, good as new-elec- tric. Party moving to country Call Shitanda Apt. 5, Douglas. Bargain for S15.
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SMALL APT. for rent. $30 month
 ly. Inquire Columbia Lumber f Company office.
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FOR SALE-Scow house, new last year, 16x41 it. Can be moved any, where. Located at Elfin Cove. Write Box 1855.
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FOWL PLAY

coLuMBiA.ss. C., Apsi 7.-1t's no longer dogs, but rooS56Fsa that poster postmen The current issue of the Columbia Postal Employee
 reports that B. F. Cliatt was ''as- sailed by a bantam rooster with the
 idea that the mail would not go through. Cliatt experienced diff culty, the item said, in putting the
 foul fowl to flight.
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SMALL rooming house business,
 reasonable. Write Empire G 789.
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United States of America, Terri tory of Alaska, First Judicial Division, ss.
 I. Norman Haley. Cashier of the Bank of Alaska, do solemn ly swear that the foregoing state ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 NORMAN HALEY,
 Cashier. (Notorial SeaD
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of April, 1941.
 w. H. MURRAY, Notary Public in and for the Ter ritory of Alaska. My commission expires November IS. l943. WHY SUPPER with your feet? Phone 64s. Chiropodist Dr. Stoves. tadv)
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LOST. AND FOUND

FOUND-Pocket book containing
 some money Owner prove prop
 erty. Inquire First National Bank.
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FOR SALE-'34 De Luxe Plymouth sedan. Radio and heater, $225. Phone Douglas 373.
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3-ROOM fur. house, oil heat. Phone | Blue 474.
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In case of error or if an ad has been stopped before ex-
 piration, advertiser please noti-- ;
 fy this oftYce (Phone S7D ct once and same will be given attention. g 9
 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
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STEAM HEATED, nicely furnished apt, good location. Phone 452.
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FOR SALE-Two .22 cal. guns, one automatic. Reasonable. P h one Blue 429.
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BROOM stm. heated apt, shower
 bath. Phone Blue 474.
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FOR Practically new GEE. washing machine, with pump. Call Blue 763.
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FOR SALE-Fully furnished home, with two lots. Phone Douglas 6l2
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HOUSEWORK, care of children, by day or hour. Phone 209, apt. 3.
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LUNCH BOX Cafe: must sell inn mediately. Bargain for cash.
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GARAGE FOR RENT-423 Gold St, $350 monthly. Phone Blue ITO.
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FOR RENT

APT. at Cooper Bldg Hss ------- sE A 4 4 i us u5S \ s-------- VACANCY at the Decker Apts
 Phone Blue 465.
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WANTED-Wood and coal range Phone Red IA.
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world and still not make enemies.
 of course when we start cut to put the right people on the school board or do something construc- tive for peace, our husbands gen. orally won't let us do 1t because we may lose him some business or friends. But then, we don't want to lose the trade either We want the fur coat it brings
 The Sugar Pill
 She scooped up her papers, started toward her next appoint ment, and said as she went through the door:
 I'd like to say a word about what's right about women. They have a great ability to see the fundamental issues-even if they don't always drive at them. They are loyal and selfless. They're more adaptable and more flexible than men. And most important of all they understand human beings and their weaknesses. That's why
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GERMANS" FIGHT
 "ALLIE5" A5 COPS
 HAVE 10 lIEp IN

CAIRO. Nov. War spread to the Rue Farouck when groups of rival schoolchildren, calling them selves Germans and Allies" fought a pitched battle with wooden swords and stones.
 One group was led by a boy who called himself Hitler"
 "Churchills led the other.
 The dispute arose when the so- called German group presented an ultimatum to the Allies" to hand over their munitions and pay one plaster Ca nickeD for damage done to "Hitler's" robe during a previous encounter.
 The Allies" rejected the ulti- matum, and the resultant pitched battle caused such peril to "neu- trals' that the police arrested all the belligerents and their chiefs.
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ChapIadies Will
 Meet on tuesday

Members of the Chapeladies will meet next Tuesday, November 4, in the home of Mrs. Fred Camper.
 Members are again reminded that this is the date set for the fulfill ment of the clubs quota of sixty Red Cross gowns, and those with garments still unfinished are urged to complete them and turn them in by Tuesdays meeting time.
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LOST and FOUND

cedar skiff and oars.
 Notify Aux Bay store.
 LOST-Person who took Zeiss field glasses is known. return to Elm pire, reward, no questions asked.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01

1941 FORD Super Deluxe coupe heater and defroster. Three thou sand miles. Bargain. Inquire Cowling-Davlin Co.
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv.