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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

WOODRIDGE-Detach center hall brick,
) years old; nice rooms. tiled bath, fire
place fT eTs RRlTa qll heat' dE pEesso soo MATER
PossMEssfoNIRiver session. Terrace ne. 3 large
rooms and bath: 2-story brick; gas heat;
Al condition eonvsnlenty snL eca.ed es ti HerS
eghoNss Sfs1aa7S 5PRfaz ,Sa 18th st.
Observation-Disclosures sM Al 1eooA shinsle. rms, in
closed porch, oil heat, In Brookland, ne;
i 7. Peck, GE. S55J s$4JJ. PECK co. Ss $sos
NEAR sisa 81 MnoNAsTERY@s ns is2 rms. 81 baths,
center hail. det. brick home; APPROX ;.S. yrs
eoadFoa ed moaefp With a s
s5Ss. S% '0 MaTzIER. gAFzlHR Realtor, 1ioe Vermont
sis.5sS sTs; aS BRIckMk Ri seoy semaessehed house.
il excellent condition with yer very aoors e9m
fahe ns b. .zeesn ses eondon hef
DAYS ddS Be!Itsin ssrase, EDWARD E. cALD- AZ
Wfa5 Woad5bf1perAbeautitul AZ i244, s-rm... a-bath
brick dct. home with lovely yard and :, q
with pantry ample cupbosrds; steye fTerin and
rms, and : tile baths: full attic, rock ;nas
auto. auto NV NV. heat and many other attr;;
sqse ssrat ss ssh90s rR snd $500
WooDRIDGE. d. C.-S10,5O0; -6eroon,
brick: recreation room, auto. heat; ROGER
MOSS, HO. 5000 2125 Rhode Island ave
ne. EVENINGS, MI s692: EI27
sEAToN PL: Ne. 200 bloek-Briesk ds ,,l row y,
heat $500 WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, No
i Thomas Circle. Ma. 1929. Wo. Qu41
ae9 W ST. NE.-e-room and bath tap
estry brick; eL hot,gater hest: snn 6aiit+,Ih IN
9 pm: Sunday, 1 to B. =
OWNER MUST SELL. 3416 9th st. ne
Desirable brick, semidet. rooms, tile bath
ALI modern improy; open SUNDAY S.,du to t5e q,
market; move in with deposit. Call CARL
HoLLOMAN, EX. $500; ewes, FIR. ooS3.
VACANT, opcr Sunday to s.. 2304 2nd
s. n.e,-Brick semidet;, bedrooms; OIL OF,
heat, garage: price reduced: small down
payment required: immed. poss. Call CARL
HOLLOMAN. EX. $3.50; ewes. TR. 32S3.
NEAR GREENwAY APARTMENTS -
rooms and bath; Is months old; OIL a-e &c;
heat. Call MP HOFFER, ME. $500, TIL
pm: Sunday. l to 8. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

FACING AGRICULTURE DEPT, near i 9th
and Va. ave. s.w.-A very attractive homs
arranged as 2 apts; 8 nice rooms, 9
baths; i apt. rented at Sla5 monthly
furn.; price. including furniture. -$13. 500
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO., Realtors, ma. 0352
NEAR 9Th AND G SITS. S.W.-Attractive
3-story dwelling, arranged as 3 apts.;. 9
nice rooms, bath; deep lot, garage; price
S3,S9G; SS oa5s FLOYD E. DAVIS oo'' Heas' MsS o.
NEAR in ST. wHARyEs-vacant;6 lge
rms. and bath, h.-w.h.; reasonable price
MA 7936 80
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINiA.

ATTRACTIVE, roomy BUNGALOW IN South
Shopping center; level lot; auto. heat.
priced for Immediate sale at s12.400:
Completely redecorated and ready for new
owner p s. It could happen to you. AR
LINGToN REALTY CO.. 2204 Wilson blvd.
GE 1900, OK. 4123. IT
FROM OWNER-Serviceman transferred.
sacrifice So, 900 down; move In: redeco-
rated; 2-bedroom bungalow. CH. 62l7. 3O'
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR RENT.

DEyTRABLE LOCATTON-12th st. between
O and n NV, 2nd ncor; suitable ior
beauty salon or professional omces. VIII
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. BIS
n,
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT Cont.

BUStNESS PkOF. fOk keNI tSont.I.
3-sTORY I!BUILDING,. near connectieut
storage or for private club. Phone ME.
oTa6 hetveen 8 and s pm 27s
FOR LEASE-1009 eth ST.. n.w.-3-story
ground floor: about 5000 SO. #. suitable
for wholesale or retail business; .reasonaeis
SALuS, Ma 1863; ewes, Wo 65S4F2S'
BUSINESS SPACE In Connecticut ave: ~
cation; excellent for exclusive dress shop.
interior decorator, cosmetic or similar BUS
mess, Box 12o-H, Star. 2S' ,
ENTIRE BLDG, ABOvE basement store;
l3 large rms, high ceilings, newly deco
rated; immed. occup.; excellent location for
large business or professional organization;
will give long lease, Also one single once
now available in downtown office bldg;
| rent $50 per mo. Call DIXIE REALTY CO.,
NEW BUILDING, 35'x55' showroom, ONCE
and warehouse on 1st f.: beautiful apart
ment on end; rent $3.50 mo. Mr.. LABO-
FISH, Ma S435 or GE. 1853. 2.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

OPERATING GASOLINE STATION Or
zoned site on main street or hwy GUf
S346 Mtld ff ' A'' -2$
WANTED TO BUY small End commercial;
Details, please, to Box 354-E, Star. 81
HAVE CLIENT for LIST. and Ind CONNER
cial property for bakery shop space
STROUP, RA. S70o or RA. 1888: 20
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

SUBSTANTIAL CASH for 2 or 8 bedrm
home in Nd, near D. c. WA. 9066. =:
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SUBURBAN sAlE-ylRelNlA.


living room with fireplace. nice dining rm..
screened porch Oh living room. lavatory
baths oad Wei .Trsnsea on the End aoor:
basement has laundry tubs. maids , room ,,a
hish h elevation on beautiful shrubbed large
For For full full information. % caii Alex Iis5 or
DUNCAN Co. Realtsrs and 1nsnrors. nslT :S, s0s
Rupley Blds-' $40 King ST., Alex.' eScia-
itHi This is AN IMMACULATE white Brick
home in an exeellent neighborhood waiting
living room. dining room and equipped
kitchen on 1st A.. and large bedrm., a
full basement. oil air-conditioned heat: lot
55x1l0. with rear fenced; $500 cash re-
quired; terms ARRANGED. Call Carroll Bickle
6ESkbs 6W 5!sss = ox hypdSN; $685. 'll4 io'h RS res
AN UNUSUAL VALUE is, represented in
this large ersn l:t TsSd Sap
isaaS k1!ehen a!s n sedEns ana tiss
osheF aae tIed H' Bath sas and arne dsn
has recreation room with fireplace and
many other usabe able features; OIL 9 nv, ", heat aud
Of trust available to RESPONSIBLE pur-
chaser; possession soon. BICKLE 4 LUP.
TON. 3l14 10th I'd. n. oW. 1888, OK
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, VA magnifi;
the most popular area Of Virginia, in the
Washington Golf and Country Club; CEN
| ter-hall plan, rooms including first-foor
den and Law. 2 baths: rec. rm;. maids a rm
ern gas furnace: built-in garage, beautiful
lot with s3-ft. frontage; vacant: owner
has left city and is priced for imme oiate
sale. Phone Mr.. Good. GIL, 1906. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
VACANT. $12,sso-1mmaeulate: 5-room
hardwood floors, new 7-ft. refrigerator. full full
first trust at 4fe. FRED j. GEORGE
Realtor. .2173 North Glebe I'd. GIL. 6177
OVERLY KNoLLs. near westover-6-rm
brick Colonial, to be finished in, the next
80 days; buyer may select iva, Wallpaper ls zE% 0r
CAL cH. 6677 for particulars. J: H
BENoIT, 1904 No. Washington blyyd,'
NoRTH ARLINGTON. near Col. Village
rm. equip. kitchen, closet. 1st moor; 2 bed.
rms tile bath 2nd floor f9a tnd oassmenf Sa
is financed. Phone OWNER, Owen 1926
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

GROOM BRICK HOUSE on edge Of the
city, to be bought on CT loan. Box fl
SILVER sPRING-Brick or 6 rooms;
CE0RCFT0WN-An old house. suitable
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JUNE BRIDES ARE
CAUSING TROUBLE
FOR SOCIAL 5. A,

Came June, came briGes-now
comes headaches for the biggest
bookkeeping organization in the
country, the Social Security Ad-
ministration
Being proud of their new names,
working brides almost invariably
ask the boss to show their new
names on the payroll-and Being
human, most of them put of
bringing their cards around to TIE
Social Security Administration Of
flee for an official SOCIAL Security
name change, Hugh J. Wade, Di-
rector of the Alaska office, reports.
So, last months bride now APP
pears on her employers social
security report as Mary Brown along
with the number that the Social
secuIi y Administration records
show for Mary Smith. The Social
Security ilministrati-n suspects
that a marriage might h, the ans
wer to the discrepancy, but there
is also the chance that Mary Brown
is new employee who was acct
dentally reported with Mary
Smiths number.
Wade explains that the Govern
ment can't afford to take chances,
and cores ondelce with the en-
ployer is necsssa,y before Mary
Brown, nee Smith, can get ere it
for the wages she earned. In most
instances, the 1eco DIS are cleared
and Mrs. Mary Browns gets credit
for her wages" he said, but thi1
happens only after the Government
and the employer have spent con-
siderable time and effort in un-
tangling the mix-up
Now that June is owe, I'm ex-
ending all June brides an invita-
ton to come in or write to the
office in Juneau and set their
rev names officially added to
their social security account num-
Der CARDS" he concluded
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Baranof In
From, w esl

Steamer Baranof of the ALASKA
Steamship Company was in Juneau
Southhound this morning between
8 and O'Clock.
Arriving on board the Baranof
from the Westward were Dale
Rolf and Robert Trenbly from
Valdez. A Kompoff from E lamar,
Baxter Fetch and RAJ Oar. enague
from Cordova.
Passengers from Seward were
Herbert Alex, Frank w. Brown, j.
j. Brown. H. Bryan, Miss Henrietta
Burgh, Andrew Darandy, ia Roya.
M. Donelson, Flip Houck. Louis
Kann, Gene Lowney, Miss Janet
V. Lee, Mrs. Yvonne Lo,ke, Earl
G.. Manley, Norman Skeen, Mar
dow Solomon, Franklin o. Tomp-
kins, It's Wesley J Willard. Stan
ley Zrern, II. D. Smith, F. Pfrim-
er and Henry Umbach.
Outbound pass engers on the Bar
anof to Ketchikan were Irl
Thatcher, Bob Killovich, S. Duke,
D. B. LaBoupty, Mrs. G. I. Taylor,
R. fairfield and Daisy David
For Seattle were r. H. Freese,
Frank Eastman, Mrs NJ Mayer, Jr.,
Dick Mccormick I. A. Fletcher,
Roy Cavanaugh, Clarence v. Ray,
Jerry Quicker, George Danner, Sam
Papppas, E. L. Hunter III, Lois
Nicholson, Mrs. Charlotte Nichol-
son, Herbert M. Mead, Rdath
Dawes, Harriet Stonehouse and
Velona McCleary
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LEGION AUXILIARY TO
HAVE RUMMAGE SALE

At the regular meeting Of the
American Legion Auxiliary on Sep
TENDER 16. two candidates will be
initiated, which will he followed
by a social hour.
After the meeting, the members
will arrange the articles which will
te sold the following day at a
rummage sale starting at 1920 a
N. Mrs. Elsie Sofoulis and Mrs
Anna Bedding will be in charge
of the sale.
The first meeting of the Auxiliary
was held last Tuesday in the Dug
out.
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Newsy Notes
From Skagway
(special Correspondence

Especial correspondence
SKAGWAY, Alaska, Sept. l.
The main excitement in Skagway
the past three weeks has been the
activities of the motion picture per-
sonnet who have teen busily en-
gagged in shooting scenes for the
production "Harpoon." The COM
pany, employees of the Dansche
Bros. Productions of Hollywood, has
esta 9lished a set back of the De-
war Hardware for their dance hal
scenes. The atmosphere is most
realistic, the town having been
.ombed for old lamps, and other
items OF TIE Days of 49, A num-
Der of Skagwayites have heen hired
IS extras, among them Perry Hern,
Mayor C. A. Carroll Vic Sparks,
Marvin Taylor, Mrs. Juan.ta
Stevenson, Christine Lamoreaux,
Mrs. Tom Cooper Mr.. ana Mrs
M. Moe, Bill Price, Pauline Frib-
eInow and several others.
When weather permits the out
door scenes are sfos. The loaf,
the Dansco, is painted Hack on
one side and white on the o.her,
and is lea u ed in man. OF the
ccnss. The mem ers o the cast
and the director and technicia ans
are making many friends while in
Skagway. The pub ic has been
made welcome to the various sets
any time shooting is going on and
most of Skagway has ayail,d itself
of the courtesy
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorg, Hooker
have purchased the Owen Flynn
science on State S rect and
rented it to George vi lesVick. In
spector Of Customs. Mrs. Villes-
wick will arrive here Sept. 6 on
the Alaska.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Dodge
are very happy over the birth of
their first son, Laurence John,
Kern Wednesday noon at the
White Pass Hospital TIE new
arrival weighed six pounds and 10
ounces and is the Dodges' second
child, a sister Ruth Ann, aged
four, anxiously awaiting the home
coming of the new brother. Mrs.
Dodge is getting along very ni-e-
and viii be home the last OF
he week.
Ella Mathews left on the last
Princess Louise for a months va
cation in Washington and Mon
ana. She has been working "a
the Igloo Snack Bar the past sum
uer
Viola Sullivan, SKagWay g RI, was
an outgoing passenger on tie last
Princess Louise on her way to
Pe,lingham WASH where she plans
enter business college Fef sis
or, Laverne RapuzZi, is already
there. Mrs Mary sullivan and
Michael and Patrick accompanied
Viola to Rellingh9m.
Miss Norma Hedstrom, Ster
If Mrs. Maurice Wheaton, and Rod
ney Fraser, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fraser, were unitd in mar
iage on Monday afternoon by the
Rev John H. Dodge. Following the
wedding reception was held at
the Elks Club for the newlyweds
who left later that evening via
Canadian Pacific steamer for a
few weeks honeymoon in the
States. Mrs. Fraser has been nuns
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being heated, overflowing and ig-
hitting. The fire was quickly ex-
tinguished but considerable dam
age resulted.
The dance Monday night was
crowded as usual for the Days OF
90 program The one the Thurs
day before had an estimated at
tendance of $50 persons. Part OF
the cast of Harpoon helped enact
the drama. "The Shooting of Dan
McGrew, and gave the production
novel ending When the lights
were turned on after the two fatal
shots were fired, instead of two
men stiff and stark" five men lay
stretched out on the floor. The
( audience was delighted. AS part of
he evenings entertainment, Jack
George, another member of the
.ast who plays the part of a
scotch missionary, rendered two
violin solos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack fitzpatrick will
cave this evening on the Princess
louise for their home in Seattle
after spend ng the past three
months here.
Mrs Roy Eagle and sons, Terry,
II, and Phillip, 10, arrived ON
he last Ala ka and have been
usy getting settled immigration
official, Roy Eagle, came up a
month earlier
HAPPY birthday to jamie Ste1-
fens, who celebrated Thursday,
august 20.
Mrs. Peter Van Fan en- is cook
ing for the crew of the movie
oat Dansco.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Rafferty, en-
eltained at dinner last Thursday
evening at their home in Eighth
Street. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Eagle, Terry and Phillip
Eagle and Mrs. George Villesvick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson OF
Clifton, will leave this evening for
six weeks vacation in the States.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson work
'or the While Pass.
The Teen Age party Planned Tor
last Friday evening was ta2ce led
because of the inclement weather
Enel Richter, pioneer merchant
of Skagway, flew to Juneau late
Saturday evening for medical at
tention. Mr.. Richter has been
in very POOR health fer the las
two months He has teen waiting
several days for a plane, but rain
and wind have prevailed here most
of the time for the past two
weeks.
Sgt. Alice returned to his Army
base after spending months fur
lough here with his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Alice.
Mayer and Mrs. c. A Carroll
we're among these making tie ex-
eu.si3a Tip to Bel Mychree this
y ehead
Tce cbtr3 at least are ready for
the opening day of the fall SEM
ester Tuesday Most of the pu-
pills claim they are not. Since
the close of school last May, Mr..
Fred Storey, jaritor, passei away.
His place will be competently fill
cd this year by another o'dtimer
here, William Wasssr.
r.Anr ausMuu AvE IA
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|. IF YOUR viC i,El IS NOT
EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will
pay you to investigate our offerings
in we'll chosen investments, ALAS
KA FINANCE CORPORATION,
Cooper Building, 4th and Nam.
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AUSTRALIA LACKS CARS

CANBERRA-tR- New South
Wales Department of Road Trans
port is holding 20,662 applications
for new automobiles, but only
about 760 new cars become avail
able each month, according to fig
urss disclosed by the administrator
Of the department, j. j. O'Rourke.
This is typical of the shortage
throughout Australia of new auto
mobiles which may be purchased
only by government permit.
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WANT ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

BEDROOM House. Fully furn-
ished. Priced to sell Heart OF
Juneau.
LOVELY HOME. 81 mile post;
81 acres patented land. Two
bedroom house fully furnished.
Immediate possession. $500.
3-bedroom IIome-compl. fur. new
ly decorated, large cement base
ment, garage, bathrooms, work
shop, laundry, electric kitchen,
huge closets, good neighnorhood
2-bedrocm FILA, 3 lots, Douglas.
l-bedroom home, everything cleo
trical Douglas.
2-Apt. home with 2 marine run
ways. Compl. furn., good income
property.
Trollers 31A36, Polaris, etc.
Apex No. 1--43 it. Packer.
Decker Bldg. incl. apis. large
store space rentals. rlne invest.
Terms
ALASKA VETERANS Grocery
business in fast growing fishing
town. New bldg, living quarters
fully furn., immediate occupancy.
Moderate sum VIII handle. Pic
lures, facts, figures, our office.
FRITZ COVE-4-llns. fully furn.
with bath, cement basement, new
International truck.
AUX BAY-5-rooms, bath, fully
furn, redecorated, etc. Wash
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ing at the White Pass Hospital
the past year.
Mrs. Isabel Dotson has been en-
joying a visit with old friends
while the Standard oil boat is in
FORT. Mrs. Dotson is cook aboard
the boat and likes the work very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coffey and
family made a trip to Juneau
on the Estebeth, returning on the
Alaska. Mr. Coffey is manager o.
the Harry G. Ask store. The
family made the trip for dental
services and shopping for school.
Roger Cotton accompanied them
for dental attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hosford and
small daughter we're passengers 70.
the States on one of the last
Canadian steamers They are en-
route to New York, where Mrs
Hosford will spend thu winte-
with her parents.
Alfred Ildved was returning
passenger on one CT the last boats
after spending several weeks in the
states receiving medical at.en-
ton.
Miss Helen Wallace, first and
second grade teacher and also mu-
sic instructor in the Skagway
schools, returned home las week
after spending the summer in
Washington.
Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi spent a
few days in Juneau last week.
The Standard OIL tanker, r. G
Fcllis, docked here recently ano
was the longest boat to ever tie
up to the Skagway dock.
A special excursion for the en-
ployees Ct the White Pass rail-
read was r;.n Sunday and Monday
to Ben Mychree and a number of
the employees took advantages OF
the opportunity to take this beau
tiful trip. Another excursion for
townspeople and employees who
were unable to get away for toe
Labor Day excursion will be run
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Paulire Selmer and grand
daughter, Anita Roehr, left on the
last Princess Ncrah for Seattle.
From there they viii go to New
York City and embark fer Nor
way, where they will spend the
winter visiting relatives and
friends of Mrs. Selmer who was
bern there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulieatt of Love
land, Colorado, will leave in a few
days for their home after spend
ing the past month visiting their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Korth Ed ScEeck, an
old friend, made the trip with
them and will return when they
do Both men have helped Mr.
Korth in his remodeling the bar
racks he recently purchased 1t
viii soon be ready for occupancy
Sr. Nieve, the former Clara Nc
Cam, has spent the Fast month
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Mccain She, in company with
Sr Amelia, left on the Princess
Norah for oregon.
A fire alarm at 3:15 Wednesday
afternoon brought out the fire
department AMI most of the
townsreople. The fire was in the
workshop to the rear Of the Plus
x Mission on upper State Street
and was caused by tar which was
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DOROTHY sTEARNs Rolf

Dancing classes now enrolling.
Acrobatic class for boys. Ballroom
instruction for beginners. Phone
Red 575. 669 ct
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NEW ST. CLAIR Deluxe oil range
S195. New 80 gal Deluxe Elec-
trio water heater $110. New OIL
O-Matic oil burner with controls
SITS. New Century oil burner with
controls SITS. Prices include de-
livery in city. Installation extra.
Phone GIG. 662-tf.
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Zinc can be substituted for lime
in the manufacture of glass.
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A shortage OF Vitamin A in the
diet weakens eyesight and increas-
es night blindness.
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EASTERN STARS HOMECOMING

EASTERN STARS HOMECOMING
Annual Homecoming Dinner OF
Juneau Chap. No. 7, for members,
escorts and visiting members,
Tuesday Sept. 9, at $50 p. M,
followed by regular meeting at
O'Clock.
IA st Alice Brown, Sec'y.
Mems two-pants suits are now
arriving. See them on display at
GRAVES THE Clothing Man" If
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FOR SALE

NEW KERMATH Sea Cub 25 HIP
Marine Motor still in crate, com
plete with reverse gear, genera
tor and starter, $50O00 Call Blue
693, p m. to 9 pm. rs st
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Billfold with Alaska dog
sled; valuable papers; keep
money; please return to Empire.
Reward. 676 2t
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COMBINATION register and ad-
ding machine, 9 place keys in
perfect condition for bookkeep-
ing. Phone 652. 661-tf.
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Nearly 5,500000 people are en-
ployed in motor trucking fields in
the United States, or one in every
IL u. s. workers.
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LOST: Black and tan male pup, :,
months old, white spot on breast
had leash harness. Call Blu
632. 668 e.
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ls47 MODEL 70 Winchester rifle,
caliber 375 H g. H Magnum with
Lyman peep sight, sheep.ined
case, and Eoxes Of shells, $40.
John Wolfe, Gastineau Hotel. l
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TWO BEDROOM modern unfurn-
ished house, 534 E. 5th st. Call
Blue 297. 660-tf.
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FOR SALE-Three houses and lot
houses in good condition and hes.
location. Inquire Trevor Davis
Box 576, Juneau. 472-t
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APT. HOUSE, ten apis. Phone 42S
618-tf
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s Tee ehG5 at least are ready for
the opening dag of the fall SEM
ester Tuesday. Most of the pu-
pills claim they are not. Since
the close of school last May, Mr.
Fred Storey, jaritor, paste1 away.
His place will be competently fill
ca this year by another o'dtimer
+ ere, William Wasssr
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A fire alarm at 3:15 Wednesday
afternoon brought out the fire
department AMI most of the
townsreople. The fire was in the
workshop to the rear Of the Plus
x Mission on upper State Street
and was caused by tar which was
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ing at the White Pass Hospital
the past year.
Mrs. Isabel Dotson has been en-
joying a visit with old friends
while the Standard oil boat is in
rort Mrs Dotson is cook aboard
the boat and likes the work very
much.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Coffey and
family made a trip to Juneau
on the Estebeth, returning on the
Alaska Mr.. Coffey is manager o.
the Harry c. Ask store. The
family made the trip for dental
services and shopping for school.
Roger Cotton accompanied them
for dental attention.
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Mattresses and Fountain Girls
wanted at Percy's Cafe. 665 If
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TO RENT 2 or bedroom house,
furnished or unfinished; per-
manent residents. Phi. 849. SO tt