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data supplied by q. s. Weather
bureau, Department Of Commsrcs).
Washington's forecast = Partly
cloudy with local showers in the
west portion and in the mountains
Thursday night and Friday. Fogs
near the coast. Moderate south
west winds off the coast. moderate
variable over inland waters OF the
state. Little change In temper
AZURE.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the ~
hours ending at 8 a. m. Thursday,
trace since january 1. p.36 inches,
a shortage Of 7.7e inches.
Wind at 8 a. m. Thursday south
west m. p. h.; barometer at
2e.ss and rising OF.
Sun rises at 4:52 a. m. Friday
and sets at 7:21 p. m.
Taooma's weather on May /.
1a40 - Cloudy. .0b inch of rain.
Maximum temperature rs degrees
and minimum 81. Highest wind
velocity rs miles from the west.
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Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below, please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the loser. 60 to The
Tacoma Times office, Gle Mar
ket, where you will be pre-
sented with two guest tickets 70
the Temple theater.
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OUTSTANDING
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
SAFETY
BASED on monthly payment mort
cages, assigned to each certificate
and growing surplus that
strengthens the security each
month.
CONVENIENCE
NO collections taxes on other
details TO attend to.
COHVERTIBILITY-
OUR Certificates bear = definite
maturity, but are redeemahle
upon notice. We welcome your
inquiry.
W. N. DOuB
7l2 Rust Bldg. Main 7766
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PANSIES. carnations and chrysan-
themums, for l0c. Named Eiadi-
olas ic. All kinds ANIMALS zoe
dozen. VanSlyke, 900 attn ave. n
w pnvallmn
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transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line. q p
- so. new low fare 70 Portland and
L A Croft Hotel 1913 Pacific
Main eO6l
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Gard Of Thanks

dULTENGREN-We wish TO express
our sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton TO our many friends and
neighbors who were 30 kind to us
during our recent bereavement of
our beloved husband and father,
and also for the beautiful floral
offerings (Signed)
MRS. AUGUST HULTENGREN
AND FAMILY.
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RHODES-Washer Parts. Service BR
1921 Use Your Charge Account
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THURSDAYS QUOTATIONS

Quotations courtesy Dean witter a
Co., Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock ExchanEe)
Hiuh IaW flanr
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AMLCCl CHAIRS FOR RENT.
F" lit OVERLAND'S. MAin ei2e
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Lost and Found

Lost and Found
osT-Two female fox terrier DOGS.
L one black and white. other brown
and white. names Peggy and
Mickey. Tillicum. Reward. Lake
wood 26l2
osT-vicinity American lake. fe-
l male Norwegian elkhound puppy.
silver gray. tail curls over hind
quarter. Reward. Lakewood 3457.
/ OST-Boy's blue checkered coat.
L O2. Sheridan school district
Reward. Garland 3743-R
OST-Lady's black purse, vicinity
| Bryant school. papers, money Re
ward. Call Tacoma Times office
OST-Rimless glasses brown case
l April 18TH. downtown district. Re
turn CaSwell Optical Co.
osT-GLAsSEs advertised without
charge Call caswell Optical Co
Fest-Action Advertisino
~ YOU have something to sell reach
more Tacoma homes at less adver-
tising cost by placing your message
In THE TIMES WANT ADS
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pp WASHER SERVICE Largest part
~ stock in town 3722 so. G. GA Sis
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CROWN OF thorns cactus. eighteen
years old in bloom. - so. also we'll
rooted slips 75c. Proctor 1919,
before 5 .. m
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BY Russell Stamm

PIANOS 20 rent-rent applied
cLINTONS. 18th & Fswcett. Ma 628s
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e OOp SANDER FOR RENT.
~ OVERLAND'S 1888 Budy
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RIPE TOMATOES in july Our
large sturdy very early plants now
ready Towers Tomato Farm. Proc
tor 9lO6
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Sales People, Agents

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route OF
800 families Write today Raw
leighs Dept. WHE-229 -SA. Oakland
Calf
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RAIDERS HATCHERY
WHITE LEG Cornish. New Hann
<. / r. Buff Orp. " Giants Chix.
We also hatch your eggs OR ssO4.
= mile south OF e6th on A street.
r. r. baby chicks. Garland 25ef-R.
BIS South 9drh 81
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Floor SAMPLE EeS EeiTssF9 ,gaa p 81
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Instruction
MASTER Instructor

PUGET SOUND WELDING SCHOOL
i32i-23 A Street
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Poultry and Supplies

THOROUGHBRED Dachshund plIp
pies. 37ls Portland avenue.
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Kimball Grand Piano
Carefully used-LoW price
Clntons. 18th d Fawcett. MA 1898
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Flowers and Plants

LOANS on furniture and cars. North
ern Finance Co. 2l20 Pae. Ma 1912
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SADDLE HORsE-Gentle bur fast
Bride and martingale and saddle.
$50. Pointer bird dog. ~ wears
old. l0i4 South q2nd
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Farmers Column

GRAY GELDING. 1900 hounds:
sound; works single or double AN
Box $50, Roy, Washington. George
Berg
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y ANIED-LfyeEtock Euc no.,lsv-
Van Leuyen- GR s64s. n. Z. A 90
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FRESH Jersey COW. Six years Ole:
heavy mixer ss45 South A. or cali
GArLanr llAn
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TESTED Roller canaries. Hardy COL
oIed lilies. Pond and pet supplieA.
Chinese Shop. ala lin ~
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CANARIES. roller singers: females:
all oolors; cages. 1886 South Ia
coma avenue
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A Real Welding School
II YOU want to make big wages.
take our course and be able TO go
70 work Welders in big demand.
Top wages Day. night classes
Terms. Our 20 years experience
enables us TO teach you quickly
and correctly. We own our own
plant. Call or phone Northwest
Welding Supply. 27ib South Ia
coma Way. GA 5424
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CALL GA sofa FOR BULL OF BOAR
service: also Billy goats FOR service.
Prompt delivery A SCHWERZIER-
Saith and Waller road
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Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest In L. S. Defense
Bonds.
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$500. 900 Worth Of Bonds
Sold by City at Premium

CITY Treasurer Asa F Troyer
announced Thursday that he and
Finance Commissioner c. Va
Fawcett have delivered the new
$500 600 water bond issue 20 the
buyers and the money IS banked
in the eity's account.
While the issue 20 finance re
placement Of 1000 feet Of old
wooden pipe on the Green river
gravity line was for an even half
million. actual sum received BY
the city was S5O3.34433. That
includes a S2.011 premium bid on
the bonds and x1.333.33 in interest
accrued from the date OF the
bonds. July l, TO the date Of de-
livery OF ne money.
Blythe & Co. Seattle financial
house, represented a syndicate Of
coast and eastern firms in taking
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5 Kindergariens
To Be Operated

Kindergartens will be open 10
enroll classes in five of Tacoma S
public schools on Wednesday, Sept.
3. which marks the beginning of
the school year.
The kindergartens will be al
Franklin, Grant, Sherman, Wash
ington and Whitman schools.
Qualified teachers Will instruct
five-year-olds in physical, mental,
emotional and social developments,
best suited to the individual, which
viii better prepare him for sub
stantial progress in school life.
Since September is the only
time of year when children may
enter the first grade. it is neces-
sary they be prepared. Kinder
garten experience practically as
sures the child of steady progress
without failure in school.
Parents are invited to visit the
kindergartens and see for them
selves the many educational op-
portunities offered to preschool
children in preparation for ele-
mentary school.
Persons seeking information
about enrolment may call Mrs.
Bert MrCoy, kindergarten teacher
at Whitman. GA 2915, or Mrs. Ed
Bowman, presehool president, GA
2065.
Buy u. S. Bonds and Save!
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Order Briefs
On Complaints
Pension Hearing
Ends at Olympic

oLYMPIA-A four-jadge supe-
rior court hearing complaints
against the department Of social
security for deductions from old
age pensions ended oral hearing
late Wednesday and ordered at
torneys 10 submit written briefs
Decision on the five cases
before the tribunal will have
bearing on more than 600
complaints from rulings Of
the department. All charged
the department had acted
caprielously and arbitrarily in
making deductions.
The courtroom Wednesday was
packed with elderly spectators.
some OF whom who wished 70 drop
their spectator-role and participate
in the proceedings The court re-
fused to permit y. p. Atkinson,
Seattle. president Of the Oh Age
Pensions unions. to testify as a
pension expert
Briefs must be submitted BY
Sept. %. the court ordered. An
other oral hearing viii be ordered
II it proves necessary. Judges
sitting were: John NJ. Wilson.
Thurston county; Ernest VI. Card.
Pierce county: William F. Camp
bell. Grsys Harbor county, and
Ralph Smythe. jefferson county.
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II,l&a1MH9a#53|zl,UI

The first of two new ships for
service between Puget Sound and
South American ports under the
Grace line houseflag. the steamer
Alcoa Patriot, berthed locally
overnight.
Coming here from the builders
at San Francisco. the vessels
maiden voyage includes one days
loading of initial general cargo
at Shaffer Terminal No. l.
Along with the Agwiprince. still
under construction in California,
and the older Santa Monica and
West Celeron. the Alcoa Patriot
is engaged in serving western
coastal ports of South America
out Of the northwest.
Another overnight arrival was
the familiar eoasting tanker TETON,
calling for routine discharge of
petroleum products.
The Matson steamer Makid
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On the sidewalk. Joseph pushed
while. then lifted Michael out
and let him walk a few PAGES
At that point there was a scream
and looking up Joseph saw his
mother, Mrs. Santa Velotti, 50
falling from window Of then
third floor apartment.
The boy held out his arms
and braced himself TO catch
his mother. lie missed her
and she landed In the empty
carriage. She climbed out,
apparently unhurt, and walk
ed away. Unnoticed by the
mother, the carriage had
lurehed when she struck IL
and knocked Joseph down,
bruising his knee.
Neighbors called a doctor and
police. The doctor treated Joseph's
knee and the police questioned
Joseph's father, who said his wife
had jumped from the window dur
ing their quarrel.
The police were Just starting
to hunt for Mrs Velotti when she
came home. She said she had
been to the doctors to get her
bruised knees and forehead treat
ed, and that she had fallen, not
jumped. from the window.
Police said the case was
closed.
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PORT CALENDAR

Vessels in port: Aleoa Patriot
Shaffer No. l: TETON, Gen. Petro.
Makiki, Port Piers.
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Buy u. S. Bonds and Save,
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he entire issue at two per cent
interest. First interest payment
: due Jan. l 1871.
A contract already has teen ct
- the American Concrete 4 Steel
Pipe Co. OF Tacoma for the new
concrete pipe.
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F. d. Son in London

LONDON-Capt. Elliott Roose-
welt, U. S. army, son Of the presi-
dent. told newspapermen Thurs
day that since he had arrived two
days ago he had found in Britain
a general feeling that United
States production had eased up
since Russia entered the war.
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| Bank Employees
To Work in Bean
Fields in Oregon

SALEM. Ore. = Merchants and
bankers Of Salem agreed today 20
close their doors on Monday Of
next week and release all employees
10 work in the bean fields.
The decision was reached AZ a
meeting called by Or. Henry Nor
ris. president Of the Retail Trade
bureau at the special request OF
Labor Commissioner c. II. Gram.
An acute shortage Of pick
ers. particularly In the Stay
ton district, II threatening n
serious loss to growers. unless
the beans arc harvested within
the next few DAYS.
The crop is one of the heaviest
in recent years. More than 500
new pickers were taken TO the
fields early today in busses pro-
vided by the state employment ser
vice.
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Army Morale
Found High
Thot's Report of
General Morsholl

Gen. George c. Marshall. u. s
army chief Of staff, who reported
~ had arrived Thursday with Sec
rotary Of War Henry L. stimsor
ut Shelton. said "Wednesday in an
interview at Denver. Colo, that
the army's morale was splendid
until II became a subject Of ma
tional debate.
In Denver II was reported that
the two high army officials would
not reach thu Fourth Army ma
neuver area n Southwest wash
ington until Friday. but II was re-
liably reported that they were In
Shelton Thursday, witnessing
phases Of the maneuvers involving
100, 900 soldiers.
Continuing his comments on
army morale. Gen. Marshall said:
Naturally morale has been AZ
fected by the public discussion of
the length Of service" He would
not say whether morale was i'm
proving.
Makes Admission
He did say. however, that the
war departments decision to re-
lease seleetees and national
guardsmen after an average of
leas than IS months service was
not prompted by concern for
morale.
The move was taken in &C.
eordance with plans of the war de-
partment and statements made by
me in my biennial report before
these debates took place" he said.
Morale is vital to an army; far
more important than the character
of it, equipment and 1t depends
in large measure on the morale
of the people behind the army and
their unity of purpose"
The decision to release seiectees. |
he said. was a procedure neces-
sary In order to make way for
the annual increment of selective
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Thrills and Simple Dignity
Combined in Domestic Fiuht

NEWARK. n. J. - The Morris
Velotti family showed the neigh
bors how TO combine thrills and
simple dignity in domestic
quarrel last night.
Sensing the quarrel coming
ON. the parents sent their son.
Joseph. Is. out TO wheel his
baby brother. Michael, IL
months. In his carriage, be-
cause II wasn't nice 10 make
n scene In front OF them.
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Reports Boy Missing

Ia m police We're advised
Thursday that Keith Snyder. Is.
Of Rt. 3. Box AIS. Puyallup. has
been missing since Tuesday. His
mother told authorities the boy
may be in Tacoma or Olympia.
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Olympia Fights
To Halt Removal
OF Gee Offices

OLYMPIA Olympia civic lead
ers were making a final effort
Thursday to have the civilian con-
esrvation corps authorities recon-
slider their intention to close the
local headquarters Aug. 81.
Citizens pointed out that sew
eral buildings were remodeled 10
house the district headquarters
which was moved here in June.
and the closure would work a
hardship on property owners as
well as the 100 office employees.
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service men.
such n course would not be
taken II a tremendous increase In
the army were under way and I can
say that IL is not the case at the
present nor IL IL contemplated in
the near future" he said.
He said maneuyers now in prog
ress show the health Of the Sc
ectees Is holding up fine"
These maneuvcrs are Of utmost
Importance" he said. They permit
the making of mistakes at time
when such mistakes are not costly
to the nation"
Wasn't In Iceland
General Marshall denied reports
that he accompanied Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill TO Iceland
after participating in the Roose-
welt Churchill conference. lie de-
clined to discuss the conference.
Secretary stimson, when ques-
toned about the morale debate.
said his radio speech to soldiers
last Friday outlined his views.
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BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Petitions of bankruptcy were
filed in federal district court
Thursday by Jonathan w. Mincher,
Centralia. who listed liabilities of
S1.9s9, with no assets. and by
Lester A. Fuller, Kelso. who as
sessed his liabilities at S2,322, with
no assets.
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meanwhile was nearing completion
of a two-day loading OF miscellane-
Gus freights for Hawaiian delivery.
She is slated TO depart Thursday
p. m.
No ships are slated for arrival
Friday, according TO the advance
report TO the harbormaster.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

a In the Commissioners Cp,irf for the Territory of Alaska. Division Num- Der One. Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and -ex-officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament and pf the Estate of OLGAT J. ANDERSON. deceased, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was, on the 29th day of october. 1941, duly ap- pointed executrix of the last will and testament and of the estate of Olgat J. Anderson, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are re- quired to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, with in six l6) months from the date of this notice, .....s
 UNA ANN ANDERSON.
 Executrix of the Estate of Olgat
 J. Anderson, deceased. ~ First publication, Oct. 30, l94l. Last publication, Nov. 19 ,ls4l.
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By HELEN FORREST HALL
 AP Fashion Editor
stockings,

It has taken the fashion world long time to get feet and legs together, but now we have a shoe and-stocking wardrobe in which stockings match or harmonize with the new colored shoes.
 A store which claims it does the largest quality shoe business un- der one roof has just presented showing of 65 color-ensembled shoe and stocking fashions. A purple satin high-foot clog, tied high above the ankle in lavende. ribbons, with silk stockings dyed to match, struck the only too-too note.
 Red stockings, matching shoes or trims, and blue stockings, somehow didn't appear to advan- tage like the greens, wines and browns. But it was demonstrated that white cotton stockings. which your husband may think he doesn't like, can look smart-es- pecially in mesh, assembled with bright red low-heeled shoes hav- ing black nodded sole.
 Cotton With Lacy Clocks
 Cottons, incidentally, were shown in variety of meshes and lisles, with tailored or lacy clocks fre- quent.
 Black cherry silk stockings were in perfect harmony with bronze kid shoes-but, again, fine cotton mesh hose in khaki was worn with bronze shoes. String, butter-brown and rose nude were other colors.
 Tall girls and shorties get a break in the exciting shoe de- signs. Think nothing, little ones, of wearing a five-inch heel-the platform sole may be so thick that your heel and toe are almost level A tall girl may wear low heeled dress shoes or no heels at all, if she's comfortable that way.
 Comfort .- seeking fashionables may look to new styles that are molded to the foot for glove-fit appearance. These include. a sports shoe with nodded sole. Priorities helped make this revolutionary shoe, for the pretty, soft sole ;s welded on to eliminate hard-to-get nails.
 The Moccasin Styles
 Bidding for popularity is low heeled, hand-sewn dress shoe with moccasin front, hand crochet trimmed.
 Street booties come in suede, elasticized to glove-fit comfort, with open back. High in front, these may have turn-back cuff of satin, or leopard button trim.
 Among the moccasin types there are casual sports shoes, achieved by use of unlined feathers. An an- tiquated calf nloccasin oxford, un- lined and with platform sole, was shown with beigs cotton lisle stock ings having a tailored clock. Very new is a dancing moccasin in suede with metallic kid ankle-strap and trim and a flat-on-t -the-floor look.
 Soaring clogs, designed by De- mimic LaValle and popularized by South American women, have near ly five inches in sole and very lit- tie shoe except an ankle strap These were shown with large mesh black nylon stockings Varii ations included a gold kid high platform sole, and use of ermine vamp and ribbon lacing.
 The chopine, naked sandal bor- rowed from the 18th century, is a new two-in-one, worn with a san- dal toe or with somewhat sen- sational suede sock which, Japa- nese fashion, may be taken off when you enter friends home!
 The new shoes have wide va riety of trim including snake, but ton, jewels, studded soles, lace
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edges. bows, fur and crochet.
 All in all, emphasis is on foot freedom and comfort, but prettl- ness is important. And since leather may become hard to get, we are advised to get good shoes and wear 'em long, if we must.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-30
Check Arrives F : Years Affer Mailing

SALEM, Ore, Oct. BOA $45 check, payment on loan, ar rived at the World War Veterans State Aid Commission yesterday, l2 years after it was mailed.
 The check lodged in a mail chute in the Worcester Building in Port land. It was discovered when the building was being torn down.
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FREE AIR FOR FISH

NEW YORK. IT Service stations provided free air for fish, travel ing from the New York Aquarium which is being torn down, to the Boston Aquarium.
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv.
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REBUILT Singer Sewing Machines. Non-electric low as $15; portable electric sewing machines good as new $22.50; beautiful console elec- tric sewing machine like new $50; good used vacuum cleaners $7.50 each; bargains in rebuilt A h.p. motors. See them on the Motor ship Hiawatha now i'll boat harbor or call J. H. Anderson, Singer Maytag distributor. Phone I'll.
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Subscribe to the Daily Alaska paper with the largest paid circulation.
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LOST and FOUND

LOST-Pair of Zeiss field glasses. Reward offered. No questions asked. Return to Empire.
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NnTICE,

NOTICE!
 .Frances Elliott. Alterations. Ph. Blue 794. l02 Assembly Apts. adv.
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Subscribe for The Empire.
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USED auto and truck parts-larg- est stock in Northwest Anything from a bolt to an engine. Prompt shipping service. = Hodes Auto Wrecking O., Portland, Ore.
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LEAVING town. Must sacrifice H. tube Stromberg Carlson console radio. Call 143.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-30

1941 FORD Super Deluxe coupe, heater and defroster. Three thou sand miles. Bargain. Inquire Bowling -Davlin Go.
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WANTED

miners wanted for Hawk Inlet Howard D. Stabler, Shattuck Bldg, Juneau.