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BUslNEss PROPERTY Bon pENr.

ABOUT 32.30o SO; Fl. industrial Ground,
s.lrosd .idins so now " IN for sn cars. r id.oi 81
metal building soxso sood for repair shop,
etc, separate brick once building with
on o.. neat excsllsrt t, street @ access; b-ysar
REAR, 1913 18th ST. N.w.-Lot 22x45.
wi With single slod brick garages, $40 mo. for
NEAR MEDICAL i,Hy cENrER-lst-commer-
els 3storS tSIn 5SSIildinsd u rooms base.
cHas own 5ssRss. faa Rsator @
fdas 1880 Ps &c. r. 9frcE RE spxch S5l neuans
ist a.; heart Of fnsnciai district: s' to Be Be
syss1S sase wEIAM f husH
FoR LEAsEMK.ady 1oSn Shortly. G ON oae-story st9H
with option; main hishway through, city.
pie @ A Mrite BOX os sdSea q sts sH''@s
X ST., nr. 10th NV buildings, each
abou. ntacsx 900 So IT, now beins remodeled
pRgYrUss 81 HssS % sRos 4 NA entfssy obs or IN gsr'
industrial Eround on grade, suitable for
sent slSo nsnth aEoRoE Ef4fA : RoRTH: pcas1HI
INGToN g. SON. 1919 Eye st. NV, Ma.
NEAR PENTAGoN BUILDING and u. s.
No. i about, 800 feet of floor space in
fireproof brick building, 1st floor and sep
arated from rest Of building by brick wall.
Water, sewer, gas, 3-phase heavy duty
electric service. concrete floor. high eie
industrial. $4,000 or more per month:
NEAR DUPONT CiRCLE@2 five-story @ ipd. sd.
joining buildings; suitable for government
Or d1a non.profit oreanization;; spproximately
parking space for 10 cars. Call DE. 44O0,
yACANT-1oO1 ST So. corner Store nd
rms, in rear; oil heat: suitable for any
WILSON BLVD. facing the Arlington Trust
Go. and adjoining Colonial Village. spacious
GEoRdE MASON GREEN CO. exclusive
agent, 2S40 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
Oh; 1898, evenings, GL; 1898;
northeast corner OF 14th and r SITS. w:
now occupied by Royal Typewriter Co;
will be available on or before August IA
1946: excellent location for any retail or
44sl Conn. aye. NV, Wo. 716I;
a rooms; AZ baths toyer 5000 SQUARE
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., GE $500
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED = Small store. good location
reasonable rent: steady tenant. good ref.
srenes Box 443-L, Star. -23
BETHESDA AREA, at once, store or viii
Offices: responsible tenant. WI 2635. -24
STORE WANTED for retail business. ir
good traf1ic location; 1000 SO. IT. or over
REsPoNs1BEE PARTY desires GOOD ioe..
ton for drug store, p. c.. Md. or Va. Pre-.
HAVE EXCELLENT TENANT for Conn. ave
section or downtown store; want possession
within 80 days. Will take 10-yr. lease
A. M. ROTH. Woodward Building, MA. 1886
SMALL SPACE in store or garage wanted
by vet radioman; have car, equipment
80 oOth ST. NV
LARGE OR SMALL STORE for dry-clean.
ing Establishment. TAYLOR l251 "a
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, mail, telephone address:
phone calls received as il it were your
own private office. DI 5000. -25
DESK SPACE. telephone and mail service.
So Der month: 1st commercial in Airing
ton. OK. O532 -l3
COLORED-GoING into business for your.
your telephone messages will be taken,
bills typed and misc secretarial services
rendered. For prompt, efficient service.
call US, Adams 11SS, or come in THE
BRoOKLAND REALTY CO. 1401 You
st. NV, Rm. BOO We are open today
and every day from 8 a m to pm
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OFFICES WANTED.

BY RETIRED OFFICER, private furnished
ONCE or desk space in refined surroundings
with answering service, on own private
phone Box 424-M Star
in ANY REsiDENTIAL or commercial 10.
cation-Small store or l or > room office
Desire TO rent or share with another fol
our private use between to 9 M anc
2 to 30 pm. Daily, phone RA. $685.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. Ell
REAL EsTATE SALE on ExcH.

WE WILL TRADE our beautiful detached
{32 600 home. wonderful condition. In
Chevy Chase D. G. half block Of Conn;
complete bathrooms. large back and front
yard, garage. for 3 cooperative apart
section no agents Box 5-R. Star. 23'
WILL TRADE for D. C. or nearby Md. or
Va. lots. acreage. etc.. 2 clear lots in
Coral Gables, Florida; ] zoned for busi-
ness j. c. Benson, 1928 Investment
Building. DI b153. with j. j. OCONNOR.
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STORES FOR RENT.

lst COMMERCIAL-Corner Kalorama I'd
and Champlain NV, about 500 IT. street
level on direct route to large. new recrea- :
remodel and give long-term lease Write
Box 4ql-G, Star. -25
STORE FOR RENT. immediate possession;
900 50. #, excel. light. high ceiling.
CHASE, 1904 NJ 81. NV, blk. from Conn.
ave DI 1900 -o5
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STORES FOR SALE.

STORE FOR sALE-call DI. 9Ol1; sun
CORNER GROCERY STORE for sale. For
DOWNTOWN STORE for sale. immediate
possession. excellent location for business
or office. 1924 M st. NV, phone Ma 96s2.
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INTEsrMEN1 PROPERTY WANTED

4-UNIT APARTMENT in white Washing
tom or nearby location, to be GI financed: !:
write full DESCRIPTION. price, terms and
location to p. o Box 3oa7, WASHINGTON 10;
CHARLES s. GUM needs good investment
property for many clients having substan-
tial cash Call FIR. 1905 until 9 pm.
AUNT APARTMENT in strictly white NV
Write price. terms, location and full de-
scriptIon to P. o. Box 1035. Alexandria
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SUMMER HOMES,
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

story. attic asbestos -shinsle; & rooms, bath
gas, electricity; h.-w. heat: high elevation
will lease or sell MA 1857. eyes RA 5445
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Furnished camp on Chesa-
| lar, Star
REHoBOTH BEACH. DEL-Furnished, all
elec. cottage: July, $3.50 or Sl00 wk; re-
stricted WO. 1l3n IA
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COLORED End COMMERCIAL, 1000
block Both st NV: here is an excellent
buy in n nice brick home of 7 large rooms
path, gas, water and electricity, full cellar
S1,500 cash: balance like rent. Call Mr.
| CEPPOS, DU. 1858.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

$4,000 50. TT. Of Industrial property In
metropolitan area in Maryland, On the
1929 Baltimore ave, RiverdAle, Nd. Phone
VA. 7009 or 630s. a IA
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE for storage or garage, $500
#. OF floor space, 1S-ft. ceilings: freproof
central NV; must be sold account OF
sickness; priced right. Call RA. ] 242
TWo-sToRY BRICK, 2Ox40; lot, 3Ox40:
rear sl7 ne. Inquire Thomasson, 227
9th ne
SHOP BUILDING. warehouse and yard
$500 SO it., GEORGETOWN: 2nd CONNER
cia.. OWNER. lO2l 34th st. NV %.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

end COMMERCIAL downtown section,
suitable for many purposes; approxima tely
$50 So. ft. Call all day Sunday, rear 7I6
6th ST. NV RE. O075
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

ABOUT 1000 so. FIT. Of shop space fol-
furniture finishing and repairing. pref
erably Mt. Rainier or Hyattsville area:
display window unnecessary. WA. 1896
or TR. 1049. ~
FROM 4 TO 5000 so. FT. in Alexandra
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2I39 fENNA. AVE. NV, nr. new Geo
s4s 300 Fiu.t. sss.o6S. s o-,f ~ a'fs sss, si's
sos u st. NV: modern store, apts
Price, $4,000. Trust, $4,000, 4hyrs.,
. I12s 10th st. NV; store, 2 apis
These properties have q real future
Additional information given on applica-
ton; Also other improved properties, lots
blocks and acreage for sale. D. c., Md, Va
MSniCHAEL WALSH 4 SON. new address
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VACANT STORE ON M ST. NV. mr.. Goth
Ss Us: II iss, s5st IS
snd sae1 basement brist bids. approx s. i
deep - rms. baths; new gas heat: Z.
Ss5s2
/. iSi. l. XIII kaiNE En- REXIfY RXasf co-ror lease
large 3-story brick building located in one
Of King streets busiest blocks in Alexan-
s, @ s $3.50 " pss .s'y mons eas Of c III k fsane 9s and
NEAR " THE WHITE HOUSE, in convenient
S'ga ton si,ory and
b.semsnt available Tor immediate posses.
:on %nd and grd oors rented to aG5d
can Nj; Kyle. with SHANNON q LUcHs
f9 eo isSS coLHMsra II An Rpoat MA Ss4' floors Con-
floor store syail. for immed, occupancy:
i4th i St. 1sAS sT6RE "a AN6 SS'e OFFICE BLDG@s-
6locks from Thomas Circle: bldg. 23 1T. by
show window: 5000 sa. 'A Il. ussbie AiSoef foor
space, 1,500- capacity freight elevator.
new roof. large lavatories; excellent
'sK lSSf oos Eve sos sun
1 c6MMEkc1aI. ii RS HA af sso9 9Th an and
feon nT 2isssss issssn. and and sasss
ideal location for stores and ofices. Small
cash 81, down down payment: Call DI. s724: N.
sSs1skS soE1skS7oA 1eAtH sysf So ssh st. NV: down
srrsnged into 3 separate stores; excellent
RxsniKo iHSs x n1set kssIa9 Is!9e CO CAN d. s724 N
0190 RRNNA Avn n m 90.
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1st COMMERCIAL-9th and Eye sts NV
'-3-story brick. bldg. with store and :
apts. Parking lot in rear. Ideal centra
location with plenty OF business activity
Excellent opportunity to establish your owr
business or as an investment. Act now
Call Mr.. swerdlon. NE; $500, until pm:
Sunday and ewes. GE 5O81. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K ST. NV NE
5400. Complete Real Estate Institution
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10th AND EYE SITS. NW.-Excellent To-
cation for any one in the medical profes-
sion physician, dentist. drugstore. etc ):
property now vacant: immediate occupancy.
CONNER d RYON. INC. 927 18th st. NV
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COLORED-Ist COMMERCIAL-S.w W. near
house, now being operated as a roomins
house: ideal spot for a business: subject
to q reasonable offer. CHAPMAN REALTY
CoIoRED@14oo BLK Q ST. NV;
family fat, sos 10 per mo, income. Call
COLORED-13th ST. N.E.-family fiat
5 rooms, kitchen and bath each; separate
sas and elec. meters; monthly income S160
COLoRED-GOOD NV. CORNER, apts.,
i sleeping room, ! apt; held for owner TO TO
occupy; newly decorated: auto. heat; priced
REALTY RE- sITY eo.. RE. re $s16. e' N3;i
CoLORED-I5aI CHURCH ST. N.W.-s
rooms, bath; q units, / vacant; gas h.-w. h:
J A UPSHUR. l349 v st. NV NO. 0s3s.
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WESTMORELAND HILLS, Wa.n,nxton,,
most carefully restricted SUBDIVISION
Laree wooded homesites, within u block Of
Westmoreland Circle, availsble at SO 800
up. All improvements are in Cali Mr.
WHITE, OIL. 3240 weekdays and OIL. 1924
evenings and sunday
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BRICK, rooms with additional basement
apt at North Capitol ST.: $1,000.
43 rooms, crossing Sl3,S00 per yr..
near Thomas Circle.
apt house, near North Capitol bring
ing total S235 per mo. PAUL P. STONE,
.Realtor, OR. 2244. -23
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-07
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
 REPORT OF ADMINISTRATORS

In the Commissioners Court 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 Estate of FRANK MORRIS, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that H. L. Faulkner, Administrator of the Estate of Frank Morris. de- ceased, has filed his Final Report herein and that a Hearing will be held thereon before the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska at o'clock P M on September 25, 1946, at which time all persons may file objections in writing to the Final Report.
 WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Probate Court at Juneau, Alaska, this 18th day of July, 1946
 FELIX GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-Officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct First publication, July IT, 1946, Last publication, August 2, 1946
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HA|DA OFFICERS
 ENTERTAINED AT
 COCKTAIL PARTY

Honoring officers of the Coast Guard Cutter Haida, It. Command CT Edward P. Chester, Naval Aide to the Governor and his wife, yes terday afternoon entertained with a cocktail party at their home in the Channel Apartments.
 Approximately 25 local residents including the Governor and Mrs. Gruening, Mrs. Godfrey Goss, wife of the Governors Military Aide, and a number of Territorial and Federal officials attended.
 Among the honor guests were Commodore N H. Leslie, It. tJg) E. B. Cooper, It. Gg) H. D. Black, Ensign Donby T. Mathieu, Ensign John L. Wright, Ensign John Fl. Shaw, and It. (jg) R. w. Siegel.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 5573-A

INO. % lO-h
 TO: THOMAS MUGFORD, above defendant, GREETING:
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, you are hereby commanded to be and appear in the above entitled Court, i.e. In the United States District Court for the Territory Of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau in said Di- vision of said Territory, and answer to the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action, ie: That certain action wherein Anna Mugford is the plaintiff, and Thomas Mugford is the defendant. which is No. 5573-A on the docket of said Court, within thirty t30) days after the completion of the period ol pub lication of said summons, which said sumons, by an order made and entered by said Court in said action, on July 16th, 1946, was ordered to be published for period of once a week for four f4) consecutive weeks, commencing on July 17th, 1946, in case said summons is published, or within thirty t30) days after August 7th, l946, or within forty (40t days after date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer to the complaint of the above plaintiff on file in said Court in the above en- titled action, and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in his com plaint, ie: For an absolute divorce and dissolution of the marriage con- tract between plaintiff and defand- ant And for such other and further relief as to the Court may appear just and equitable.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the above entitled Court at Juneau, Alaska, this 16th day of July, 1946
 (SEAL) JOHN H. WALMER,
 Clerk of the District Court.
 By J. w. LEVERS,
 Deputy Clerk. First publication, July IT, 1946. Last publication, August T, 1946.
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blind alley. During the war many people were convinced that rumors were started by enemy agents-for example, the day the taxis took load after load of people out the read because they had been reli- ably informed that a Jap attack had been set fer two o'clock that afternoon.
 Now that the war is over, there are just as many rumors, varying only in content. No one knows where they start and once started how they increase in detail and color so rapidly An interesting study for any one with the time and energy to devote to it, but an exhausting hazard for the poor newswriter
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Package containing 3 pr. wool soX in front of Governors Mansion. Owner may have by paying for this adv.
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already moved. They plan to sell their home on Baranof Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Theron Cole and young son, Theron Jr, returned on the North Sea from a visit with their families in Darlington North Dakota. MT. Cole is superintendent of the Territorial Schools in Sitka
 MT and Mrs. c. B. Kingsbury brother -in-laW and sister of Mrs Harry Hagen arrived on the North Sea from Tacoma to spend three weeks as guests in the Hagen home on Etolin Street.
 Mrs. Earl Shennett and son Jon returned on the North Sea from two months vacation in the States. They were jo.ned in Wran- gell by Mrs. Shennett's sister, Mrs. Cy Wonders and her son Billy. Mrs. Wonders had accompanied her sister to the States, but had re- turned to her home in Wrangell on the previous North Sea.
 It. Comdr. and Ms. V. s. Car Tier and sons Norman and Ronald arrived on the North Sea and will reside on Japonski Island, where It. Comdr. Carrier had heen com manding officers until his trans fer this spring to Kodiak. He is now employed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and has his family with him for the first time since coming to Alaska some years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. G. F. Theilke were passengers on the North Sea to srend some weeks visiting their son, L. E. Thielke and family. Their home is in Yakima, Washington, and this is their first trip to Alaska. L. E. Thielke is accountant for the Sitka Geld Storage Com pany.
 Mrs. Nadine Sulser Corcoran and young son Larry returned on the North Sea after a two months viS- it in the States. Mrs. Corooran is employed as office girl at the Sitka Laundry.
 MT. and Mrs. James Ladely have purchased the Kettleson house on Lake Street, just off the Crescent. Twice forced to move by having their home sold with the resultant harassment of finding another house with enough space for four children in town given to one bedroom houses, the Ladelys hop their moving days are finally over
 MT. Ladely has recently taken over the Service Transfer Garage in the Oja building.
 Frad Johnson died Wednesday morning after several years of ill., ness and two months at the Pio- neers' Home Hospital. Born in Finland 72 years ago. MT. Johnson came to Alaska in 1896, participat- ed in the Yukon Gold Rush, was enc of the first white employees of the famous Chichagof Mine, worked in the Glory Hole in Treadwell, was one of the first settlers at Warm Springs on Baranof Island, was one of tte early fox raisers chan island near Sitka and with his wife China Mary" opened the first steam laundry in Sitka over 30 years ago. He is survived by his wife and his step- daughter, An na Bong.
 Mrs. Anna Geneva Larinan and
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News Notes
 From Sitka

SITKA, Alaska Aug. 3.-(Spec- ial Correspondence Funeral ser vices for Anna Marie Ward were held this afternoon at o'clock at the Lutheran Church the Rev. Ernest Nygaard officiating, Mrs. Chester Latta singing two solos. Pallbearers were Charles Peterson, Charles Whittimore, Don McGraw and Clyde Hager.
 The casket was covered with a pale pink silk cover with pink rib tons and white roses radiating from a large central bow of pink net. A large truckload of flowers had been sent by the large numter of friends who filled the church to overflowing. The Camp Fire Girls, of which organization Anna Ma rie had been a member, attended in a body.
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WANT TO BUY-Small house or house with one or two apartments or other type income property. Does not need to be in excellent condition Box PAP, City. (330-tf)
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WANTED-Woman or man dish washer, also waitress. Gall Percy's Cafe. (291-tG
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Tap dancing, baton twirling, toe dancing, eccentric, character, aero batic, moderne. Boys class in acro- batis. Social dancing for begin ners. Studio All Seventh. Red 575.
 Mohawk rugs, S585O to $75.0O at Juneau Young Hardware Company.
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MT and Mrs Cannon Shut, son. in-law and daughter of William Ward are enroute by air to Sitka. Married only last month in Penn sylvania, they had originally plan ned to make their home in Will iamstown but recently changed their plans in favor of Sitka and were expected to arrive sometime this fall.
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WANTED

DRESS MAKING and alterations.
 Phone Black 694.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. (293-3tf)
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WANTED-Used furniture. 306 Will
 loughby. Phone 76S
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HEATED STORAGE-Ph. 86l Cash
 Coie. (2S0-tD
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Frank Ward, elder son of Will jam Ward, left town on Monday with his wife on a trolling trip in his recently purchased troller, the Astrid, and has not yet returned Frank Wright, Jr, manager of Pyramid Fisheries, has been con- tacting all possible boats by radio, asking that Frank Ward be found and sent home without result. On Thursday a plane was chartered by Harold Ward to search for his brother, also without result.
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WANT ADS
!iF
FOR SALE

$175; nineteen tube radio with box of tubes, S85, Miettinen Apts. 423 Harris St. (342-t)
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ROOMS Kitchen privileges. Home
 Hotel-Ph. 886.
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MT and Mrs Harold Veatch have purchased the P. s. Ganty home on the Crescent and have
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William Franklin Camper were married on Wednesday afternoon of last week by U. S. Commissioner W. w. Knight at the Federal Court Room. Attending the bride were Mrs. Rowena Morris, Mrs Iva Has kins and Mrs Stephanie McDon- aid, while Ernest Simms was best man. Following the ceremony was a wedding dinner at the private din- ing room of the Sitka Cafe and a reception given by the bridal at tendants. The couple is making their home at Sawmill Creek.
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CONTRACTORS - 50 pcs. double strength glass-26 in X 36 in.- just removed from new doors reasonable-See Les" at Gold stein Bldg. t34l-to)
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ONE JOHNSON outboard motor, g p.h.; one heavy duty water tank 30 gal, used. Phone Blue 380 (341-t3
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Mrs. Anna Geneva Larinan and
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MT. and Mrs. c. B Kingsbury, brother-in-laW and sister of Mrs. Harry Hagen arrived on the North Sea from Tacoma to spend three weeks as guests in the Hagen home on Etolin Street
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The Vacation Bible SchGol, held every morning from g to 12 at the Lutheran Church the past few weeks, ended Friday evening at a gathering at the church during which members were awarded their certificates. Approximately 85 children attended the school.
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PIANO: nineteen tube Scot radio with box of tubes; White Rotary cabinet sewing machine; coats; hats; dishes; pots and pans; lamps and odds and ends Miet- then Apts, 423 Harris St.
 C341-t3
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already moved. They plan to sell their home on Baranof Street.
 MT and Mrs. Theron Cole and young son, Theron, Jr., returned on the North Sea from visit with their families in Darlington, North Dakota. MT Cole is superintendent of the Territorial Schools in Sitka.
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] WAN. ! ... -s-tl.s.sis-ti--f.i-t!'-i--i-.li--s-i--l-l'.I--
 FOR SALE
 PIANO, SITS; nineteen tube radio with box of tubes, $85; Miettinen Apts. 423 Harris St. (342-tD B 1t. TROLLER, new 95 h,p. en- zine. Call 428 East St. t342-t10) 1935 FORD TUDOR Sedan S2O0 Channel Apts. Unit Apt. 13.
 (342-t3) PIANO: nineteen tube Scot radio with box of tubes; White Rotary cabinet sewing machine, coats; hats; dishes; pots and pans; lamps and odds and ends. Miet- tinen Apts, 423 Harris St.
 C341-t3l CONTRACTORS - 60 pcs. double strength glass-26 in 36 in.- just removed from new doors reasonable-See Les" at Gold stein Bldg. t34l-to) ONE JOHNSON outboard motor g p.h.; one heavy duty water tank, 30 gal, used. Phone Blue 380. (34l-t3) FIVE-PLACE custom Waco, Wright 285 h.p. engine complete instru- ment and radio equipment. En- zine overhaul just completed. Hamilton two-position propeller. Write Anthony Martinolich, PATS E Belt St, San Diego, Calf.
 (341-tt6) NOCRDUYN NORSEMAN; licens- ed for g place, 250 hours total time aircraft and engine, Sl1,000. Strato- Mart, 415 North Formosa Avenue, Los Angeles 36, Calf. STINSON L-5G's; 19o h.p. with g. foot cargo or litter compartment, brand new, licensed, equipped for floats, S3,995. Strato-Mort, 415 North FormoSa Avenue, Los An geles 36, Calf.
 C34O-t6) 2s It. GARWOOD CABIN speed boat, Al shape, new 1l0 Chrysler motor, just installed. Phone TIT
 (34O-tf) GOOD ICOME PROPERTY. Apt. house and cabin. See owner l42 Willcuehbv. (340-tf) 5 ROOM house on beach property. Jekills, Aux Bay. Call evenings. LARGE WARDROBE TRUNK. Has built in ironing board, electric iron $1O0. Phone Black 328. (33f-t3) APT. HOUSE ana two houses. ACT, All, AIS s Franklin and furnish ings, S12,500, $5,000 down and terms on balance Phone 485. t333-tD
 
 NOW IN STOCK-Gray Lugger, 226 engines with 2 to l and 3 to l reduction gears. Juneau Weld ing and Machine Shop. (329-tD
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B 1t. TROLLER, new 95 h.p. en-
 zine. Call 428 East St. (342-tlO)