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OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNT.

0Is so. FIT. new once space, available in
Sept; moderate rent to good tenant. Phone
DT 03lo Ia
lis sth ST. N.w.-5 rooms on 1st aoor
Of apt. building; rent 500 month. See
ianitor on premises. NE. 57oo. Ia
on lst tioor Of, the lobby Of large down
town Office building: immediate possession
HERBERT HARVEY, RE. 1855. e12 18th
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT--and and srd
hoors' approximately, 1000 50. #. lie
i,eoo- 3D. II. Fl sUiTE. lover conn ave-
vicinity Mayfiower Hotel; high-type build
III iB,b with Il service 4. s,do RUST CO. 1901
2,0O0 SO. FIT, vacant, 1st commercial;
space available on 1st fl. of lge. apt bldg,
corner 14th and Euclid SITS. NV; ideal for
cafeteria. tearoom, once SPACE. etc; !;
STEIN & CO, l415 X st. NV. 10
DOWNTOWN LOCATION--Large suite OF
ofnces available Immediately; excellent
northwest location of Capitol Plaza.
SENATE REALTY CO., 1l09 Eye st. NV
OFFICE FOR RENT--Approx, 500 50. IT.
ONCE space; furnished; "a blocks Mayfloger
SHARE LARGE LAW OFFICE in good
downtown office building; available Aug.
Is Box o9S-A, Star Ill
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BRICK BUILDING. 22-ft.. ceiling height,
approximately 25,500 50. IT. floor area on
one floor drive-in doors on two sides,
large truck-loading platform. railroad cars
loading platform, located on main truck
highway in Va, about 10 minutes drive
from central Washington, suitable manu-
featuring. warehousing, distributing. etc;
available on long lease to good tenant, at
attractive price, or will sell. WEAVER
BROS, INC, washington Bldg, D1. $500;
BRICK BUILDING, 22-ft. ceiling height
approximately 27,500 50. it. floor area on
one floor, drive-in doors on two sides.
large truck loading platform, railroad cars
highway in Va, about 15 minutes drive
from central Washington, suitable manu-
,actarlng' warenousing' distributing, etc !;
attractive price WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg, D1. $500; evenings CHI
REAR 1880 YOU ST. N.w.-s0O So. feet
Of 81 space ae,;d for warehouse or garage good
gdlt1hn electriSityt Call Nj, Ganzert, EN- E3 I.
Vt ave NV, DI S14I III
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLANp.

GAITHERsBURG, MD.-Two-family apt
eacn with living r, dining T.. kitchen, bath,
2 bedr.. and inclosed rear porch; finished
attic; front porch; steam heat garage;
to FIRST street Cedar ave.l. south Of r,r
overpass on U. S. 240, second house from
corner on north side. By OWNER. IL
b-( bK9GERs HEIGHITsILoyeiy HTS 2-story det-
fireplace, Venetian blinds. large level lot
$ll,750; $4,000 down. T. D. BURGESS
2524 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 2s02 till 9, >
A ONE AND A HALF story, modern flve-
room pungalow in good neighborhood ir
Rockville. Situated on very large lot near
school, bus and shopping center. Can give
immediate possession. Price $500. 90
Phone BARNARD r. WELSH. Rockville 255
$500 DOWN will buy this attractive det
frame home located in Green Meadows
g., rooms and bath, oil conditioned
Mr. n rEL Hammaek. UN. 35o7, with SHANNON
q LUCHS CO, 1906 H st. NV, MA 2345
COUNTRY HOME-Southern Maryland
about l3 acres; s rooms and bath, h.-w h,
cleo; also small broom house, other bldgs,
d6T attractive shr4bbery: artesian well; small
sponsible party, To inspect call DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA. $3.50; ewes. call Mr.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

FIRST CoMMERCIAI-3 wen-located lots.
main IN, hi htghway; bsta nearby Va Small down
can DIXIE REALTY Co, NA. $3.50; ewes.
APPRox. s ACRES. Just Of Old George
should subdiyide into approx. 10 nice level
lots; Call Mai. Thornton, WA. s625, with
e6ASk coASkEss 5 PHFss P 1416 l1t, fae3n,
go MILES TO D. C.-75 acres of rolling
2 roads; excellent building Site; priced for
and fu terms sais EAsTMAs G STEELE. FEE r. Reala Sa
aRLrSGToSaG iIsi ss SaSh opportunity aGg for con-
genial group Of A. to purchase ,h-acrs
homssite adjoining, cony. located, near
lot, i SMITH REAL EsTafE CO. GI So 81.
4 aFSS5oS ss 3 ;Ei i ssos;1 s:5:t r. "a
sEA sEatfifGf ffrT HSSfslTrs SS q a.s.d IN h,
best section Of tie city and Suburbs SubuT6s. p PRICED
B. +. JoANsoN CO., o. NA. sH sss6 RE 5aia:
iSfr syn sag' s lots available.
stalled. eiec., water, telephone; avaiiabie.
S zAaTz1NaER E fSs'SS. 5l ~. ff $3.50. ~si5 Ssi5
RTss1rII5s REsTRIcrEep eISe WOODED homssites from
I'd Bethesda. Md. Water. sewer and
paved streets included with lot, only a
% tEaetISe A tsr@ss II Fry r me-, SS!a' z@4o
SILVER SILVER sFRISGgeau5lful ,..g lot WIN ~ u
REAlTY Hilifs CO. 3 EN- pli'sS $500 to sell sEf6lS
BLDG LOTS. so to 800 #. front, Chevy
Shse 9 adesp Md c9na rd s JONES o saSx M nd
ise' city in CHEVY Chase. D. G., on
FUTON +. + aoRpoN, owner. = i482 IA rye rye
sao & MO 1oNN n S3i s3so Until untl
aeyslcDms9t en a., ,colssyills rS a me- near silsss
Ss$as Ell IS ~ s5,s' 9sS St sn'
zDasa @ MsThas1 Rs ssif da K HE P'S BRo6R M
ma; 1886 Sunday from 10 to 2, ,Ho.
BEA1rIFuL CORNER LOT in this lovely
5o6 FIoTb f1' DAVIS Go, Sise0 Na' os5$.
OFF 18TH ST, Nw..,Bsaptitu shepherd
prlss: is isS AaFgo Pr oafzsEsa e
ossasd 5lsss 5x s555 SsSsEs
striction, Directions: Out Alabama ave.
Sc. right on Beck st; to end follow Hills
Spruce 0960. IL
MCLEAN, VA.-Bldg lot size 1ooxi5o.
convenient to churches school, shops and
transportation; priced reasonably. Elmwool
322, VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, broker. 10
PARK, Silver Spring, Md
beautifully wooded homesites, high eleva-
ion, all utilities; sacrifice best offer.
OWNER, 81. 24l6. -I2
ARLINGTON, Wa lots, 81 500 each:
lot, S1,950 22nd ST. north, between
Lexington and Madison. Paved street,
sidewalks. water, sewer, etc. Terms or
discount for cash. OWNER, Alex, 2314.
BUILDERS AND INVESTORS. attention.
81 500 50. it.. zoned for apartment house,
evel land, ready to build; "a block from
BUS and shopping center; Brandywine st.
Sc; 55c per so, # SCOTT SANDERS,
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STORES WANTED.

BUSY NV. LOCATION, suited to hdwr..
house furnishings; moderate rental with
lease. co. 5063, .3293 M st. NV, till z
Pm DE. 1871 after 7 pm. 12'
WILL PAY UP TO 81 900 month rent for
lge. store located downtown shopping
Replies to this ad are confidential. Box
103-X, Star. -15
branch dry cleaning and laundry chain
store agencies Any neighborhood very
clean and progressive organization. KENT
STORES INC, 2o35 w. Virginia ave. ne
Call FIR. 4343 -15
SMALL STORE, in NV section, suitable
for radio. repair and service. Phone DE
S211 before $50 am, and after II
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE OR INDUSTRIAL SPACE
available for immediate occupancy. app
$500 sa #. on floors, modern freprooi
building: railroad siding, can be Used for
manufaeturing purposes, long term lease
2l45 Queen Chapel rd ne, ask for
MR.. BECK on premises 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. space, railroad sid
ing, 5000 to 5000 So TT; would suitcase
or share facilities with present ten
ants; long or short term lease. Call Over
look 0650. III
WAREHOUSE SPACE, for Is to 20 cars
trucks or trailers; also exhibit and Office
space; service included. SHERIDAN GAR
AGE, 2516 Que st. NV, phone MI Sl00
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lhvEsTMEkT PROPERTY WANTED.
ment property, Write or phone Mr. SHIL-
LIN 1909 31st st. n ", CO. 1919. -12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CORNER LOT and service station, NV.
section. For further information call Mr.
Johnstone, SH 66S2, REALTY SERVICE
6owNToWS 6oa NAo SS05 OFFICE surLpNG-4-story
brick bldg. located at 1402 L ST. NV;
monthly tenants; open for offers. must
sci: Call OWNER. FIR. 1171; ewes. SH
STORE, 26x35: 7-r. cor lot 100x125, on
main ST. close-in town, Md; idea for any
business: possession: SS.950 is below value
RYON Co, GE. 6I4B.
GAS STA, LEE HIGHWAY, leased Stand
900 sa It. around s5s ia not lsased anc
ideal for tourist cabins. All goes,
$4,000 cash. TIE 3910. IL
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PROPERTY WANTED.

OR BEDRM HOUSE in Va. or Nd,
within Is mi. D. c.; pref lge. plot or small
farm; pay 81 900 down, bal liberal month
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STORE FOR RENT on busy II ST ne Ap-
use. Box 257-A, Star. 3
yACANT-One-half OF radio shop, NV,
space. etc: S25 mo. Boz 1927, Star. IL
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

ONCE or desk space for real estate purpose
Apply Box 341. Silver Spring, Md. IL
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STORES FOR RENT.

WE CAN SUPPLY YOU with switchboard.
secretarial service and downtown mailing
address. Also steno. services. DI. BAL.
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Torres FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SECTION, choice
locations; on F st. or on G st. Owner
will sell the property. Box 243-Z, Star.
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ton tIosn PRIiSagge RiSagge ro' Arlington Va. Gil. 3711
MyIRGINiA,, u ,s FoREsT.,Tnis lovely home ca,
ow be yours # you act fast @-bedToom
kEA REAL Is EsTAfE Aft Service me- 47es, Le
BTAtfiFuE BEAT GT; I'SR SWRiEsroyER-we have eao ! 3
bedroom and one 2-bedroom home to offe
miss it " Ah-briek, fireproof Construction oi
E rs - ssEs e al Ne sonzfRsniss
EExE;GgTiyE N MANSION; .aSl. only y Is Is min min iron
reation room; servants quarters gear ga ga
rage, rage, perEchss h-aere beautiful lawn
f!qS sasS RA1 RsPssf RsfSr gEScE gEss ssssSe se
I'LL Eef hHs 81 Ho8sE E5 for only sfs
have young eones in the family. YOU vii
this to be the pseft home 1t ha
fences; 2-ear detached garage and a ioyei.
ssa sER1feE 1S5 ,'ii Ne sas
iNMASalaTf MN a5i slsi buscAIow-1se. liv. liMl3 IN
very pretty avg Va suburb 0f Priee ons SO
eiusvsSS RD iss' RshhTY eo 2eS
& 1x AZ SSEs ExclIlaS4 qI as15 ARLINGTON suburb
Brick Colonial, consisting of liv. rm will
| fireplace. nize sized din. rm, beautiful
eanipped kit; second f. consists OF, ex
quiste master bedrm. and other bedrms
that will accommodate twin beds; immacu
late Hollywood bath, fun basement. h.-w. b
This property is perfection itself through
out, and the lot, is beautiful beyont
words, with its well-planned landscaping
The neighborhood is superb and conyen
lent to everything. Exclusively, COLONIAL
teaHi ton Va. eH. 1854. o2. o57s, dL. 81
in q very pretty sect. in Falls Church
built of brick and consisting OF liv rm
with stone fireplace. din Tm., kit,
bedrms,, tile bath and magnificent den O.
addlt bedrm. with stone fireplace ant
bult-in features on 1st A.; End f.. consist
Of q 2nd bedroom and pvt; bath; q
SIDE stone repIscsso soo beaatf1! lGs Dc
LONIAL REALTY co, 2024 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. CHI. 5b54, OK. 0575, Gil
HOMES ARE HARD TO FIND. but here /,
a bargain--5year-old brick and fran,
Colonial, with 2 bedrooms and bath; neal
YOU AEy Y 9ay sERyI i yTiss Ssssoa7 Nc 97sgs Sc is
hwy. GIL. 0561. 10
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND, suitable for ware
past the D C. line close-in built UP sec
ton; very cheap. CAN MY Fischer, with
DREYFUSS BROS Daytime MA. 05s2:
ewes, WO 1890 Ii
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CITATION

In the Commissioners Court for the Precinct of Juneau, Division Num- Der One, Territory of Alaska. In Probate
 In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES P. KERN, Deceased. To Cecilia Herber and all other per- sons whose names are unknown, the heirs at law of James P. Kern, deceased, greeting
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the Alaska Credit Bu- reau, a corp, administrator in the above matter, has made and filed it's first and final report and petition for distribution and closure of this estate, and the Court will hear the same on February 28, l947 at 10 o'clock a. m., at which time and place you are directed to appear and file proof of heirship in this mat ter, if any you have, and offer ob- jections if any you have why the administrator reports and said pe- titions should not be granted; and in the event of your failure so to do, the court will order said estate distributed to the Territory of AL aska under laws relating to escheat. Juneau, Alaska, December 26, l946,
 FELIX GRAY,
 Judge of above-entitled court. First publication, Dec. 27, 1946. Last publication, Jan. IT, 1947,
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 5632-A
TO: ALICE ELIZABETH HAR'
 nhove defendant. GREETING

No. 5632-A
 TO: ALICE ELIZABETH HART,
 above defendant, GREETING: IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, you are hereby commanded to be and ap- pear in the above-entitled Court, ie.: Tn the United States District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau, in said Division of said Territory, and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above-entitled action, i.e.: That certain action wherein William Scott Hart is the plaintiff and Alice Elizabeth Hart is the defendant, which is num- bered No. 5632-A on the docket of said Court, within thirty (30) days after the completion of the period of publication of said Summons, which said Summons by an Order made and entered by s2!d Court in said action cl December 18th, 1946, was ordered to be published for period of once week for four (4) consecutive and success sive weeks, commencing on De- camber 18th, 1946, and ending on January 3rd, 1947, in case said Summons is published, or within thirty (30) days after January 3rd, 1e47 or within forty (40) days after date of it's service upon you in case this Summons is served upon you personally, and answer the Com plaint of the aboVe-named plaintiff on file in said Court in the above entitled action, and if you fail so to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in his Complaint, i.e.: For an ab- sclute divorce and dissolution of the marriage contract between plaintiff and defendant. And for such other and further relief as to the Court may appear just and equitable.
 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and have affixed the seal of the above en- titled Court at Juneau, Alaska, this 12th day of December, 1946.
 JOHN H. WALMER, Clerk of the District Court. (SeaD
 By P. D. E. McIver.
 First publication, Dec. 13, 1946. Last publication, Jan. 3, 1947
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Followed Instructions

CHICAGO = Detective Marshall Pidgeon, head of the police bomb squad, had no record of being ab- sent minded, but his wife is not one to take chances.
 Pidgeon recently came home, changed coats, and stepped out again. Friends noticed mysterious ticking, which was traced to pa per- wrapped box in the coat he had left behind.
 Some fiend is trying ta do away with Marshall with one of the in- fernal machines it is his job to elin- inate," said Mrs. Pidgeon. Where upon she dunked it in a tub of wa ter, just as Pidgeon would do with a suspicious box.
 The only trouble was, it was a new clock Pidgeon had bought to install in his car. The water stop ped the ticking.
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Mrs. Victor L. Sparks, pioneer resident of skagw ", is seriously i'll and was taken t. Juneau on the last boat for surgical attention. Mrs. Sparks has been confined to the hospital for nearly three weeks. Her son, Peter Sparks, from Brem- erton, Wash, and daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Olsen, who were called here because Of the illness of their mother. accompanied Afr. and Mrs. Sparks to Juneau.
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Russian WnaIers
 Co 10 Antarctic

MOSCOW, Dec. 27-A Soviet flo- tilla of nine whaling vessels and one large equipment ship set out yesterday from Northern Russian waters for the Antarctic on a whaling expedition, the Press an nounced. The expedition is headed hy the Soviet Polar explorer Vor- onin.
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The Rev. Harley A. Baker left on lthe Louise for a vacation trip, which will terminate early in Jan uary. He will spend the holidays in Seattle with his sister, Mrs. Syl- via Alexander
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Craving for sweets can bc con- trolled by balanced diet. Young Isters on diet adequate in protein, Ivitamins, minerals and calories will
 not have an abnormal craving for sweets. In study over a 10-year
 period children on a balanced diet
 voluntarily reduced their sugar con-
 snmntiOn
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streets were sheets Of ice and many were the falls suffered, some ol them with unpleasant consequences but fortunately, TO broken bones Tuesday was the pay off. The boat arrived about 10 and taxi service kept going until about 4 when one driyed had to give up and before 6 the other company also had to quit. It was impossible to control the cars without chains, and even with them the cars slid all over the roads. One went in a ditch, Pass engers going out were forced to shift for themselves in getting to the boat. Oldtimers here say the long unbroken cold spell was the fourth in 30 years By Thursday plumbing had teen thawed and bursted pipes replaced and the town was almost back to a normal way of living.
 Moe's Frontier Cocktail Bar has been closed the past two weeks for alterations and repairs. EX- tentive work is being done and when MT. Moe reopens he will have a fine locking place of business.
 Mrs. Fred Marlowe left for Port Angeles, Wash, her old home, to visit relatives and friends for the next few weeks.
 Gordon Blanchard left for Seattle Tuesday night and will again enter a government hospital for medical attention tor an eye condiIonn
 Dr. and Mrs. Peter I. Dahl will spend the next two months visiting their sons and friends and rela- tives in the States. They expect to spena some time in the East with pr. Louis Dahl who spent two or three months here last year. This is the first vacation of any length of time that Dr. Dahl has had in the 20 years he has Eeen in Skag- way and both he and Mrs. Dahl are looking forward to enjoying every minute of it. Dr. Dahl is physician and surgeon for the White i Pass Railroad and has charge oi the White Pass Hospital.
 Eighty-three passengers came down from Whitehorse on Tuesday s train and the majority of them took the Louise for way points and the States. One reason for the larger number than usual at this time of the year was that the PAA plane was forced to land some oi its Juneau passengers there.
 Dr. Clarence Baney, who will take over for pr. Dahlr recently found himself in Fairbanks when he flew from Juneau to Whitehorse and upon arrival there the plane found it impossible to land
 Pster Lunde, son of 1Tr. anc Mrs. carl Lunde arrived from Seattle on the Louise to spend the : holidays with his parents, but found them away from home. Mir and Mrs. Lunde and family art on Sullivan Island at present bu had planned to return befor' Christmas.
 Word was received Saturda. morning that the pump house a Glacier was afire so Supt Tisrne! and several White Pass employee! [ here took the train which was jus ready to leave and went up, ant finally succeeded in getting the firt , under control before it did othe, damage than destroy the pumf house. The fire was caused bJ the explosion of gasoline which was being used in the pump house The temperature was 5 below a the time.
 William Feero, manager ano , owner of the Broadway Theatre , announced that the Skagway Pos of the American Legion sponsored t a show and treat for all SkagWa, , children the afternoon of Christmas l Day.
 Mrs. Lillian Black and Mrs. Ad riara Petersen, Fairbanks residents
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John Dennis, better known as Indian John" a familiar figure along ska~wav streets, was flown 4o Juneau Friday and placed in the Government Hospital there. John is badly crippled and well along in years and has been i'll.
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had been exhausted several days earlier and the tanker's arrival was anxiously awaited. The Louise had big supply of mail, including that from Juneau which had been acci- dently left on the dock by the previous Louise. The Estebeth had supply of meat and small amount of butter from Juneau.
 Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld entertained the members of the Florence Circle of the Eastern Stars at her home on Broadway, Wednesday after noon.
 skagway schools will observe a short Christmas holiday, there be- ing no school Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The children are to return to school Thursday and Friday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week will be holidays. Skagway has a full Christmas program planned Tor it's young folks. This evening, the 2lst, the school will hold its program at the gym nasium. Sunday evening, the Presbyterian church will give the Sunday School program at the con- munity Center Tuesday evening at the Eagles Hall will be the big event, the Community tree with Santa Claus to distribute a gift to every youngster, and fine pro- gram for all present. Then Christ mas afternoon the free show and treat. In connection with the above programs it might be stated that the Elks lodge members had also planned to sponsor the treat and show but were little late in making arrangements and will un- doubtedly give their treat a little later
 Oscar Carlson, White Pass em- ployee at Glacier. froze his hands and feet December 14 and has been hospitalized.
 The Skagway Sanatorium is holding open house this afternoon at which time various arts and crafts work by the patients will te on display.
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ewsY Nofes From Skagway
(spEc1AL coRRrepoNpENcEl

SKAGWAY, Alaska, Dec a. Teach Sgt. Dewaine Hardin, officer | in charge of the local signal corps office, returned to skagway after spending several days in Juneau on business. Sgt. Hardin had quite an interesting time getting home as Ihe left Juneau on small boat which became storm bound at Ber- iner's Bay for three days. He arriv- led here late Saturday instead of lthe middle ol the week as planned.
 The Rev. Edgar Gallant states Ithat he recently purchased seven lcows in Vancouver to add to his herd of Aryshires and hopes to have sufficient milk to be able tc supply the patients at the tuber- lculcsis sanatorium in the near fu- ture
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Mrs. George Bavard was a pas senger for Vancouver on the last rouiea and will spend the holidays with her mother MT BaVard is still in Tacoma, Wash.
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FOR SALE-2 Gavenos $35; Sl0 couch, S5; 2 oil heaters S25 each;
 3 round extension tables S5-S10;
 l square table S3.50; ? double beds. springs, mattresses S35-S20; 9 twin beds, springs and mat trcsses S20; folding couch and mattress $l0; large chest drawers SIC, sn.lll chest drawers S6.50; dresser sI9; 2 breakfast boottis s20 each; sewing machine slo; boys bike 52j; 2 radios s30-S25o .22 fife s2O; 12-guage shot gun S2C; child's bed and mattress SIS. Phone S82. 461-1t.
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RECONSTRUCTED privileges. Hcme HOtel-Ph. 886.
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SEAVIEW APT.-One block rom Federal Building. f370-tf)
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Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld entertained the members of the Florence Circle of the Eastern Stars at her home on Broadway, Wednesday after noon.
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FOR RENT

NICE CLEAN ROOMS, day or week. new management, Colonial Hotel 324 2nd St. Phone 187. (407-tf)
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TWO maple finished book eases,
 one chest of drawers 404 First St..
 Phone 346. 46l-2t.
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Mrs. Alice Selby who has spent the past two months visiting witf ner daughter, Mrs. Harry Honius and family, left on the Louise tol Juneau for @ few weeks vi-it with MT. and Mrs. Tom Selby.
 MT. and Mrs. George Boyd anc family have moved into the PerrJ Hern apartment over the Dedmar Photo shop.
 Esther Mathews has taken a posi-. ten at the skagway sanatorium She recently returned home iron the State where she has been fol tte past few years.
 Harry G. Ask, manager anc owner of Asks EIerehantile Co ief cn the Louise for Seattle to spenC the holidays with his family. Tn lerssh of his stay is indefinite.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. P. Andresef were returning passengers on thi last boat from Juneau where the! spent a few days.
 i Jim Dougherty returned home late Friday evening via a smal fishing boat from Haines. He anf Ed Feight have spent the sum mer a few miles out of Haine! working on their mining claim. Mrs Feight and Mrs. Daugherty ant little daughter spent the summel on the claim. Bea Harlow, al associate of the men in the minins venture, also returned to her homi here.
 After being in the grip of zsrt weather for over two weeks and litter north wind at the same time Skagway began to warm up las Monday and in 48 hours the tenn