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DODGE ls47 4-dr sedan; no miles
Srananes stnbs Iadi0 seat
terms; LIVINGSTON MOTORS, 1as Q st
Dspfk ns T. saa aa sl essssn club sasao
sl:aoo or best offer under. cali gN
DoDGE 1855 de luxe 4-door sedan; radio,
chanicsl running condition; S395 or best
SopGE Hsp GHndss 1S DE asod 97s9 esnoit,on ssa5
DODGE 1s45 coupe: black; $500 miles
like new; S.. $50. HAWKINS MOTOR Co,
INC, 2b01 Columbia pike. Arl., Ch. Ss4s
DODGE 1885 convertible eouae; Mosofola
;,5 g;5o .aa am h., to d:a l:s9 pm or after pm
sssISs % sse es ssTDs ow f'0s ssss summing ssn-
send Just fsadh had mofor aafA reborsa osa
heater. new seat covers, 5 excellent tires;
$500 ,b;, eash, ess Sale necessary, owner leaving
FORD 1916 sGper de luxe Tudor sedan;
many extras; 81 .6a6. HoYLE MoqoR
FORD 1871 station wason de luxe +. and
n Sl,l50 Or best offer under. 1E.
FORD 1s41 convertible Super de luxe;
COLE MOTOR CO, s232 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md. -6
FORD 1942 Fordor suuer de luxe: r. and
h.. in Al condition; price, SI.20o RA
1864 and NE. 1900. ask foS MR.. CAULK.
FORD 1887 Tudor. fair condition through
oul, s::a,25 cash. 760I Marlboro pike Sc .
FORD 1898 3-psssenger coupe; good eond.
$3.50. Alex. 51T1. III
FORD 1887 TUDOR; radio, heater, sealed
beams, new battery: excellent condition
gSed @ @tlsss; $3.50 or best offer under.
FORD 1859 Tudor: 60 h.p.: $500: clean
condition, good mechanically. Fails ch.
FORD 1871 super de luxe Tudor sedan;
radio and heater: new tires; very clean
condition; one-owner car: terms or trade;
price. S1,095. MANHATTAN AUTO &
RADIO CO.. 9TH and r NV. -6
FORD 1897 sedan; just orerfauled;
good tires; pvt. owner; must sell; S425
49I4 Wisconsin ave, Or 1909.
FORD 1s41 clrb coupe: r. and h., new
paint very good condition: Sl0S5.
SUNCC0 STATION, 9TH and Rhode Island
ave. ne Private owner. Is
FORD 1897 de luxe Tudor: new trans
mission and clutch, good tires, excel. con
dition; $3.50 cash. or best oier under
2s channinE Ut. NV. Please don't phone
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radio, low mileage;
$1,9S5. Call after +

convertible club coupe;
spotlights. nsw top;
FIR. ROO, EXT. 1904.
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AlJToMoBlLEs FOR SALE tcsn.s.

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FORD 1917 Tudor SUPER de luxe: 2 mos.
old: 81 500. Cali CH. 0S57.
FORD 1897. in very good cond: originsI
soRD issI de ius luxe TUDOR 1s sedan: an. RADIO radio
ana hsater. @ il excel; CONG: $l,046.
bis pike; All; cH. ss4s.
Ssp eos sas aass ssa e and ss hsasr s nsa
5000: HoYLE MOTOR SALES, ls45 que
FRAzER l9AI 4-door sedan: $1,000;
soid aae medal By Fashion Acadsnss. FRIENb RENE
SHIP MoToRs. 1920 Wis. ave-. Bethesda.
faauGDsON III 1870 1919 as. 4-door sedan; n radio a
HUDSON HiHD sSh isss suosr Iiix 4-ar. sedan; one
owner, 5000 miles, heater. 2 new tires
and taoss, excel condition. Al appear
$3.50 or best offer under OW. S24S Id
HUDSON 1946 Super s 4-door sedan;
price. $3.50. Call WI. 1891, only after
iaHHD RDDsoN ON 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; 1000 miles;
S1.950: Al AUTO WORKS. 1928 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md. SH 1886. IS
HUDSON 1947 4-door sedan; brand-new,
no rnileage: $2,1o0. Call ia. 4o34 after
5EEr, 5isS military model; only 10000 miles
and in perfect condition. DI. 1901 days
JEEps h SCI isss: a. in excellent condition; $500
dewn. RICE MOTORS, 1871 Bladens-
JEEiEP-WiLLYs Ei 1s4s; needs some repairs:
$500 Gan Wo Sss s115 after 4 !. pm: s,o,s 80
HaTraR fnss sR' AHTo a5iss RADIO adj S Co. FL and
NV -6
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

MOTOR BIKE. Whiazer. excellent condition
For information call GIL. 3101 alter pm
81 IN ci1 = :
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2-door sedan: radio
condition throughout:
original owner wiz
Can be seen parking
SITS. n VI.
Master de luxe;
engine recently over
and clutch, good tires.
cond.; original owner;
RE. 800, Ext. 72545.
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and heater: Al
a nice family car
sacrifice for S70g.
lot at 18th and Eye
CHEVROLET 1889 :
radio and heater:
hauled, new battery
excellent operating
S792. FIR. 92S9 or
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sno oatn, b-fm. bungaiow with bath,
xsrage: outside showers: has been operate ted
ssa school for children ideal for suest-
house, ser. rest a,,,h home or - school; approx
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cell Pny Pricr WI. 04aJ 3
section c. Reasonable for cash. Box
LooKrSG FOR THE IDEAL BEACH. Your
interests may well be best served By care
Is possible to find the things hundrsos OF
.oixs ,i,, have - ssid to be most desirable in
tEiet over seod roads: e sale s9 sathine hn FOR for
sand sese etfSn"ps aooasd srroana sRse
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Beach. Surfaced Streets ana road: eisc-
tribuatsd; telephones; ssrbase coiisction.
s.s;s se..s;s. Pss1fe s S. spot a on the open Chesas
bit Of pleasure may be extracted from every
leisure hogr We ask yo tsss noshins
Prices have been he'd in in. With long
ass aass of ssn
ent conditions. Fpl-s.ze .bui!ding sit5s
may stin pe purchased from .slo0 70
SI,75o. Acreage traces. II you wish. SG00
toi S4o0. New cottages ready for you
today. Terms 20 suit en- either los,
acreage or cottages; We invite YOU. to
phone A. L. CARROLL Lincoln 3s6s;
or drive to property once, miles south OF
Prince FTedsrick on solomons Island I'd,
left at st. Leonard. fellow siGnS - once
at waters edge at Long Beacn. Address:
N. E. Rockhill, Inc. st. Leonard, Md. Sc
YEAR-R0UND 2-bearoom mouse, large
screened porch, oil neat, gas stove, refined
community, convenient to stores, schools
and churches. Sacrifice, $3.50; terms.
MR.. BOND. NE. 9510.
ATTRACTIVE, modern cottage for sale.
Cedarhnrst on Chesapeake Bay, 81 miles
d. c.; rooms. furnished, clean and ready
to move in; $500 WALTER NJ. BAU-
NAN. IA; S22s. or call Mrs. olif. West
ZEE CEDARHUKsT on Chesapeake Bay,
S1 miles D. c., near Shady SIDE. Md. Well
developed. restricted community, hsrbor.
safe bathing; lots and cottages for sale
st fair prices: circular on request WAL
TER M. EAuMAN, 1877 X st. NV, Ma.
WOODLAND BEACH. MD.-Twe lots de-
Grasse location. reasonable. FR. S4S4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :: That or April 2nd, 1947, in the U. S. Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Waite M. Wagner Garrett was appointed administratrix of the estate of WILL LIAM J. WAGNER, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with verified vouchers as required by law, to said administratriX at Douglas, Alaska, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice.
 Said administratriX has filed her petition in the above described court for judgment setting aside and awarding to Waite M Wagner Gar rett, surviving widow of the deced- ent, the entire estate of the deced- ent, the same being less than $4,- 0OOO0; and all persons concerned are notified to be and appear in the lU. s. Comissioner's Court for Ju- neau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, at | 10 o'clock A. M., on the 7th day of May, 1947, and show cause, if any they have, why judgment should not be so rendered.
 WAITE M. WAGNER GARRETT, Administratrix.
 First publication, April 5, l947.
 Last publication, April 26, 1947.
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FOR SALE

ROOM HOTEL, well lur- nished, large lobby, dining room and kitchen, steam heat, doing a good business. Grcss income around $15,000 a year Located in heart of Columbia Basin. One owner twenty years. Income will more than pay out in five years. S25,000 will handle. Buy direct
 from owner. Box 426, Soap Lake, Washington. Apr. l2 & 19.
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INCoRPoRATIoNs

The Globe Distributing Co.,, Inc, of Portland, Ore, has received au- thority from Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle to do business in Alaska.
 Inter-Post Cabs, Inc, of Anchor age, has filed papers of incorpora- tion in the Auditors office. The firms capital stock consists of l. GOO shares having a par value of $1CO each for total capitalization of $100,000. Original stockholders are Carl A. Sturdavant, Earl A. De- Hart and Alvin H. Kapperud.
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Newsy Notes From Skagway
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

sKAGwAY, Alaska, April B. Tuesday. April first saw the off cial opening date for the first telephone service between Skag- way and Haines and Seattle and the rest of the United States. This service is but one of the many Improvements planned for Alaska by the Alaska Communications System and is major item in the continuous growth of Skagway. The ACS has also leased the line between Skagway and Whitehorse and telephone service is now avail able to the public from their home phones. Between Juneau and Skagway the service has been im- proved and is now in excellent condition. This gives local resi- dents speedy communication with points in the States and Canada and Alaska, and will mean a great deal particularly to the business man. Rates between here and Se~ attle are most reasonable and con- nections are generally clear. The cost for three minutes between here and Seattle during the day is $4.50 plus tax. Nights and Sundays the cost is S375.
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MURpHY & MURPHY

 LIQUOR STORE and GROCERY. IDLEWILD 364 TROLLER. INCOME PROPERTY houses
 Harris Street. ARCTIC CAB COMPANY. ROYAL BLUE GARAGE. OIL BURNER AND PLUMBING SHOP.
 5 APT-UNIT-DOUGLAS MODERN, FURNISHED, 2 BED-
 ROOM-Marine view, 3 lots,
 Douglas. WILLOUGHBY PROPERTY ACRES-with 4-bedrooms. double
 garage--terms. 20x20 FURNISHED ROUSE. near
 Aux Bay-Sl250. 10 ACRES, Glacier highway, liv-
 able house. PROPERTY NEAR AIRPORT. MURPHY d MURPHY
 REALTORS-ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over First Rational Ban
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The men arrived too late to catch their train that morning so spent the night at the Golden North.
 John Tahl, wife and five chil- dren arrived on the Ncrah and will spend the next few weeks in Skag- way waiting for navigation to open so they may proceed to Eagle where MT. Tahl is engaged in mining. They are occupying one of Mrs. Lees barracks while here, and MT Tahl is longshore- ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

MT. and Mrs. Hackenburger and family were guests at the Golden North, having arrived on the last boat. They were on their way to Fairbanks where Hackenburger who is employed by the CAA, has been transferred.
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BUESCHER ALTO SAX, Gibson guitar and case, Automatic rec
 ord changer, radio-phono. comb. Call Roy Eaton. Ph. 567. 552-4t.
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Among those registered at the Golden North Hotel are Joan De- Courcy, Toronto, Ont; R. B. Arnett, F. R. Chapman, and R. c. Kilbourne, Whitehorse, who ar rived to spend the Easter holidays in Skagway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

Frank Shutters, who left here a few months ago, has returned and is working for John Pichotta at the Light Company. Mrs. Nancy Shutters will arrive soon to join him.
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110 DC. Diesel light plant, 6 k.w. Call 567. 552-4t.
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TROLLER, g it., fully equipped, ready to fish, Chrysler Ace with
 reduction. Phone 567. 552-4t.
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Is ROOM CABIN, oil heat, show CT, furnished. Call at 142 Will oughby. 550-tf
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ONE 39x74 COIL BED SPRING, 1 porcelain sink, top and fittings
 both new Call Green 715 after 5 pm. 550-tf
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OIL RANGE in. good condition, moderately priced Phone Doug
 las 364 o32-3t.
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LIGHT PLANTS; one Universal no, 15CJ watts, S375, one Diesel Witte, g volts, 1900 watts, and batteries, S550 Auke Bay Market & Marine Station. 550-tf
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] A-lilo GDCNhN hAJAl points in the States and Canada and Alaska, and will mean a great deal particularly to the business man. Rates between here and Se attle are most reasonable and con- nections are generally clear. The cost for three minutes between here and Seattle during the day is $4.50 plus tax. Nights and Sundays the cost is S375.
 The municipal election drew out 216 voters, a record for Skagway as this was almost 100 percent of those registered The few who failed to get to the polls were kept home by illness or were out of town. The fact that there were two parties on the ticket made interest keen in the voting. The Citizens Party, composed of local business men, wen with very consistent vote. The opposing party was the Independents, and was composed of White Pass en- ployees. Mrs Marie Hoyt, whose name appeared on both tickets for three year term on the school board drew the highest vote, 186. Mrs. Hoyt has served most capably on the board for sav- eral years. c. A. Carroll was re- elected Mayor with 167 votes, with Bruce Boynton opposing him, A votes.
 For councilmen for two terms the results were F. D. Calkins, 163; Charles Coffey. 167; E. T. Hest ness, 166; w. F. Beitinger, 42; A. L. Nelson, 36; w. c. Self, 55 Calkins is the cashier of the local bank and has been a resident of Skagway for the past two years He is a member of the Chamber of Commerce and is keenly interested in civic affairs Mrs Calkins also works in the hank. Charles Coffey is a tall Texan who came to the Territory during the war and eventually brought his wife and children to Skagway. They have been here over three years. At present he is the manager of the Harry Ask General Merchandise Store Eddie Hestness is a young man who has spent quite a few years in Skagway, has a wife and two little girls. He is a longshore- man for the White Pass and is the candidate backed by the Long shore union. Mrs. Hoyt is active in lodge and club work and has resided in Skagway quite a num- Der of years. Her husband is Master Mechanic for the White Pass and they have two sons. May or Carroll, a local business man, came here during the war with a big construction company, and re- mained to make this his home He brought his wife and children here from California.
 Mrs. Marianne M. Milligan will leave Juneau very soon for Sitka, where she will teach in the Mt. Edgecumbe school until June when she will leave for Salem, Oregon, to attend summer school for six weeks. Then she will return to Alaska to spend the winter teach ing, presumably at Eagle. Mrs. Mil ligan, a talented artist who uses pastels for her scenes, hopes to
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WICKER CHAIR and rocker, S7.50 each Washing machine S45. Ph. Red 755. 550-tf.
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WILLY'S ENGINE, complete and
 ready to go, ideal for light boat. Contact Dayton Fleek at Piggly W:ggly. 550-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

WELL EQUIPPED modern bakery including building and property No competition, $15,0J0 plus in- ventory. Write Christy's Bakery Box 375, Kodiak, Alaska 55l-3t
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Sell it with an Empire Want-ad
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NEW SHIPMENT SIMPLICITY PATTERNS - special orders Dc extra, by air mail; at the Auke
 Bay Ccffee Shop. 551-2t.
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BOYS BICYCLE, over-stuffed rock CT. Phone Black 449. 551-2t
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TROLLER ANNA" 31-C-913, 34x9 1t. Fully equipped. Ward w.
 Wells, Nugget Apt. No. 3 after 6 pm. CT Harbor Apt. No. ? days or evenings. 550-3t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

FOR SALE-Easy Washing mach inc copper tub whirler = good condition Upstairs, rear, 530 Park Avenue after 6 D. m. (dc)
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GASOLINE COLEMAN RANGE, time clock, four burners, broilerS, 2 pot and pan drawers. Phone Black 338 or inquire BIT North Franklin. 551-tf
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Capt. John Hartman of Denver Colorado, and Capt. Henry Hard ing, Jr., of Haver, Texas, arrived in Skagway yesterday and will leave on the next boat for their homes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

John Tahl, wife and five chil- dren arrived on the Ncrah and will spend the next few weeks in Skae-
 way waiting for navigation to open so they may proceed to Eagle where MT. Tahl is engaged in mining. They are occupying one of Mrs. Lees barracks while here, and MT Tahl is longshore- ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hackenburger and family were guests at the Golden North, having arrived on the last boat. They were on their way to Fairbanks where Hackenburger who is employed by the CAA, has been transferred.
 Frank Shutters, who left here a few months ago, has returned and is working for John Pichotta at the Light Company. Mrs. Nancy Shutters will arrive soon to join him.
 Among those registered at the Golden North Hotel are Joan De- Courcy Toronto, Ont; R. B. Arnett, F. R. Chapman, and R. c. Whitehorse, who ar rived to spend the Easter holidays in Skagway.
 Capt. John Hartman of Denver Colorado, and Capt. Henry Hard Ing, Jr., of Haver, Texas, arrived n Skagway yesterday and will leave 0n the next boat for their homes.
 Otis Bobbitt, c A A employee from Anchorage, is spending few days in town on weather busi- ness.
 William Feero, JT., promising young business man ce Skagway. has purchased the D. c. L. Policy nome and will move into the up- stairs apartment upon their departure for Juneau. Bill plans to rent the downstairs apartment and make another bachelor apart ment upstairs. Ee states he plans on spending the rest of his life in where he is owner and of the Broadway Theatre and the Skagway Hardware build ing and apartment.
 The drawers are still working on various mains in town. The ground was so deeply frozen this winter that a few residents are still without water.
 Mrs. R. V. Dotson returned to skagway Tuesday after spending the winter at Wrangell and has accepted a position at the Igloo Snack Bar. She is staying at the JlNDCAlb.
 Vandals destroyed all tEe legal notices and pictures of wanted men and other papers posted in the post office lobby recently. As has no newspaper, resi- dents are forced to rely upon the public bulletin board in the lobby for posting various items of in terest and legal notices, etc. The postmaster has issued a warning notice that punishment will be meted out to the full extent of the law if the guilty parties are caught or any further damage re- suits.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Dennis, well known Skagwayites, have adopted a little girl about four years old
 The mother has several of her family in the sanatorium at Sitka and was unable to care for the child
 The Jack Kirmses, Mrs. Hazel Kirmse, the John Kellers and Emel Richters expect to be back in Skagway by the end of this month after havingspe ntthe datin after spending the past few weeks in the States. Mrs. Kirmse left before Christmas.
 INCORPORATION
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$5,250 for a new modern home, completely furnished, Glacier Hi- way. See Murphy 6 Murphy.
 550-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

NEWLY CONSTRUCTED HOME Waynor Addition, full basement
 garage, modern. See Murphy & Murphy. 550-tf
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Otis Bobbitt, c A A employee from Anchorage, is spending a few days in town on weather busi- ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

LARGE PACKING TRUNK. Phone
 357. 551-tf.
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Yenan, China's Communist capi- tai, had 10000 residents 10 years ago but grew to 50,O00 during World War II.
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FOR SALE-Tm ce houses and lot, houses ir good condition and best
 location. Inquire Trevor Davis. Box 576, Juneau. 472-tf.
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MT and Mrs. Tom Bennett left on the Norah on their way to Arkansas, their old home. MT Bennett was a sergeant here dur ing war and returned to be in charge of the Standard Oil Tank farm. He spent the past year here in that position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

GUARANTEED Realistic Pei-nA- nent. $750. Taper Curls. sl up Lola's beauty Shnp. Phone 2C1 315 Decker Way.
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Buy it through Empire want-ads!
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MT. and Mrs, John Hvisdock rented Bill Feero, Jr.'s cozy little apartment on Fourth Avenue and will move into their new home the first of the week.
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David Stephenson, retired con- ductor from the White Pass com pany, returned Tuesday after hay ing spent the winter in the States. He reports having had wonderful vacation but is glad to get home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

Mrs. Frank Richmond, Jr., was taken ill suddenly the latter part of this week and is in the hospital where she is recovering nicely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

FOR SALE-1942 Chevrolet sta- tion wagon. See at Connor's Mo-
 tor. 538-tf
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make her paintings cover as many parts of Alaska as she can find places to teach. She plans to dis play her paintings in different localities. She expects to return to Skagway before leaving for the Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

The drawers are still working on various mains in town. The ground was so deeply frozen this winter that a few residents are still without water.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

Mrs. Clarence Walters and chil- dren left by plane for their home in Douglas after couple of weeks visit with their parents and other relatives here. Bill Feero sent his young bull dog to Juneau with them for treatment, but was in formed that she was not serious ly hurt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

MT. and Mrs. Noel Pennington say that they are enjoying wonder ful spring weather in San Fran cisco. MT. Pennington, Canadian Customs and Immigration office, and wife and daughter, Patty, spent very unpleasant few weeks at White Pass this winter, during which time the train was stuck for several days, and they were short of food and it was very cold with a gale blowing.
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sILvERTONE CONSOLE radio and walnut dining room set. Phone 416. 549-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

Mrs. R. V. Dotson returned to skagway Tuesday after spending the winter at Wrangell and has accepted a position at the Igloo Snack Bar. She is staying at the Chandler home at present.
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100 GAL. TANK on 2 wheel trailer
 4 bed and coil springs. Phone 0355. 537-tf
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Empire corner and First Natl. Bank, silver earring, Chinese design, about inch long. Reward. Return to Empire.
 544-3t.
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PROTECT your investment and property with FIRETOX. It works 24 hours a day. Home and Marine type now in stock. Ju- neau Welding and Machine Shop.
 524-tf GOOD INCOME property. See Nick Rocovich 515-tf
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Miss Margaret Cooper arrived at the White Pass hospital last Saturday to gladden. the hearts of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper and sisters, Shirley and Judy. Mother and baby are doing nicely under the care of Dr. Dahl.
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GOOD GOING FULLY equipped restaurant with 3 apts. and own
 living quarters See Management, Dew Drop Inn. 531-tf
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WANT ADS

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Gilbert Koffel, City Clerk, has handed in his resignation to te- come effective April Is and will drive taxi this summer. Marvin Taylor, a young man who served here as a sergeant in the Port Company during the war, will take his place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-12

The Four-H Club girls met this afternoon at the recreation hall to set tables for the Easter break fast tomorrow morning.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Zipper case containing 4
 keys Owner identify and pay for
 ad Empire Office. dh.
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4 ROOM fi;~nisneu scuse and 1941 Ford pickup on patented beach property. Call 756. 524-
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Buy Just the Pieces You Need

So need the basic Of maple bedroom e So you've been
conbng the for maple chest So you're the market
maple bed and vanity You'll find them The ec Co. Open stock solid
maple bedroom ddy glow Buy pieces
you need odd to them need
china All with solid maple sides dovetong quaint platform
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