davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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S12.95O. NV s"'~'h'' rms
800 blk. Princeton pl., rms, o.h..v.h
300 blk. Warder st., 6 rms, c.h.-vh
g, 5000 blk. Warder ST., ch-wh., 6 rms.
G, 33g99 sno blk. l1th ST.. ch.-w.h., 8 rms.
q, 1900 blk. 18th ST.. IL rms, ? baths
a, 6Q2 blk. Columbia rd.. rms, ch.-wh.
Other homes and investments in al
sections OF city, S7.950 to $4,000. Dowr
payment; Fo,mssia sa59 @ and up For further in.
st, NV. d. 74OS a
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HoUsEs FOR sAlE-llerhw.,,

HOUSES FOR SAlE-Noyfhwest.
coLoKED-s56o BLK. OF IIth 81. NV.
l1Eow vacant; rms; large lot. full
sssss16 Stephens. Dfh' 81 1iss. terms with cay 4Hoa
C0LoRED--13th ST. N.w.-spacious g.
rm. home in desirable neiEhhoIhood, full
bssemt t With front entrance: other homes
kEIiASsE RrsLTY ~ Co.. & s0Ys isss aaxn 1ith csa &.
Nv Nv Pq o9SS; ewes. and Sun. Mrs.
CoLoRsEDs-oPEN &C. RE sun, ! to s p,m.-up-
sond.. spacious rms, bath. hot-water
s: es: 81 sds' sssR sa san's|:ss; sss
COL0RED-P ST. N.w.-own your home
rms. turnissd Saths a nns sriei s lSsallss my;
Ess. Eye sSs g. ssSi''s s 's'' s':s
PssS: Rls,Ss; .hS Inc ), mo, $500: 1s rms. plenty
DOWN sasssnt nj qny nys.tm.n sass Cn %
feM IaR so6ay. nsi a4sail Gssil till pm PAUL J. MIL
Gas.SssaD1 ss.sssa ju:s st. 1dSS down bath ssz
Dm Pa5E 5fn j. .1sh1n aLsR e fsur Su a4 ssll TIL
Socf SSSdfcsffg3MmEDI4TE Il i3ts possession, asoo
az -S>NAASAAsf
$14; $50; reasonable down payment csli
Gr j.; MOSS REALTY CO., 1910 M st. NV.
CoLoRED-:yACANT: NEAR 11th and
Monroe; cellar, h.-w.h.:. lge.. rms; i'm
THos. W. PARKS CO., 81. 1850. BE. 5sss.
SSoLoRED=sEAUTIFyL COLO ED-,a sEM1DET. .e-rm.
nSE,use: nS, perfect condition. Finished bsmt.
Hb neat, large modern kit. Convenient
Weopgnout. WSneo9gsnout. Mr.. Bradley. SUN. DE. 717a.
PARKS CO. W.
C0LoRED-z RMS, TILE BATH, h.-w.h,.
eiec.; near End and Randolph, Terms
CoL0RED-NEAR WARDER sT.-e rms;
@ @ait,on Cash Or terms acceptable. Cail
@la conditions ,sl,s; M 2 ssta'' R;x;h ysIy sesd
C0L,oRED-G NEAR 9th s.w.@sS.room
Sfrck; Rsth; ssttc,, PRICED low Owner must sell.
REALTY co. ME 1871 oAsS.SINO
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wysOoaaOOKEDDIl8o0 - BLK. CALF. ST. NV;
basement with lavatory, il baths; CEMENT
Die; coleasa lsasaase; II y 900 cash; terms.
rms Soi9}TGiSdLIi5sn },,iS - st. NV, near You-9
COLORED-OPEN sun. / To pM M.
are Offering q choice group Of nice modern
MONIES nc ONES Tor sale near Soldiers Home. I'M
mea1ate san possession will be given.
pain; incl. sunroom; oil hit, stove and refa
Mr; Levy on premises. Priced at Sib. .gbo.
in exs exs.,iII ,pir,nceton pl; n.w.-Row br home
Has on 1st Il. liv. rm. din. rm., kit, den
and bedrm. End d. has 4 rms, Fit And
path. Extra bath in basement; oil ht
MI. N: Cohn on premises. A''
739 Princeton pi. n.w.-Rov br. rms
and bath, arranged for 2 families: oil ht
eMS eMceiient condition. RALPH b. COIN,
INC, llth and sts. NV. Ex. 5705.
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EULORED-1?58 10th ST. N.W.-6 rms
fnrm. fnrlGx: NV. Arcola; only S1.500 down:
.,,;3 ;31q0 blk. Warder st. nw.-6 rms. bsh.
eompieasfy iassfmen1; hw seoa house to Be
Near LIST and W sts. NV, .cornerMih 1i
rnn,;;-sd rmS;; bths. h.-w, oil; substantial cash
100 blk. Morse st. n.e.-1deaI re.,d.r.
la ia section, conyenient to transportstion
ana snoppins; rms. bth., NV. ali.
msni possi y sessiement; substantial down pay.
- 1909 blk. Emerson st ne.-This one 1,
onIyy onfIy s1eaan; an g rms; h.-w.. OIL basement:
..a New home, Hunter .pl. s.e.-5 rms. bth.,
storm soarn windows, full cellar, hardwood
noVTs' h:,w :ys heat; heat; only 81 800 down terms.
Sea serns 1ais; PTK1sss Koyr65TFSNm 5TSm ssss9
Open Il to pm. sun. 1eiix q Ml. ~ q I@0o; 3;
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value row brick, q
2 inclosed sleeping
nt, gas h.-w.h.; nice
from school and all
Only $4,000: terms.
J. Brick. 4 bedrooms,
arge living room with
as; ideal, restricted
9. 300; must be sold,
rY CO.. 1881 r. !.
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GGoL0RED-1s00 BLK. OF 3rd ST, NV
sln,o9o, Iin;t I'll; 70 ooo cash, 500 per mo.
mercial; g rms. bath, h.-w.h.. si0,5ooa" S"
9oO blk. 4th st. n.w.-Church with r.
rnl; apt. above, garage in rear: 1st com.
merc1al; $500; $4,000 cash.
G., Sy0 sno Dix TX @ 4th st; n.w.-2-fan,ily house;
Q 1900 BIZ: 9th St, n.w-1st commercial;
1900 blk. Marion st. n,w.~6-rm frams
Wltn large lot: $4,000. GUY TINNER.
1g29 llth st. NV. North 4eO7.
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(0ontinusd @ Hs1t PsSs.I
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5o5 De.reid st@Ioyeiy gea Haa Srisk wiiliams. ans
burg. of spacious rms; 1st-h. powder rm.,
sa m sare.nad wh psto sy sss finished
located Hn rssE nesy
hsa y I'd turn to m p e sr oSe taen % f Rsss
37oo I'll 0 pm. weekdays or pm. Sum
seys se khSLE e aEiTsF ED a e. ADAMS sa M hais I'd
Greek Park and National zooiosiesi PARK.
home %ith built ut 11a'A sassae: sn
soas onhy sshEn0Hs aSs 9s $780, '
psg nsas0ls SAN
%SfsN Yys sssfiss sesiI! s9Aa ys.ai.s sli7sS
Sedrms. tiied BATH. & lS Senan rns With drspiacs.
mod Kit. With stove and refsr.;. fuii-sised
home IS in irnmscuiate cond.; sale ii; price,
terms; early poss' H: HEE:MSa n IA, azsSAuEs, X
5sss sGs as sg ios. s eoSs e2s NV
best section, nr; schools;
.a srss asrass ans rne ot r Wb ss 3 bath cs oil
will sacrifice: only $1,000 cash down See
this real value, KAY REALTY CO.. RA.
BEAUTIFUL 7-room brick house, in very
good condition; big garden in back: S14.-
500; terms. Can be seen hy nppointment
AIT Shepherd st. NV, RA 7712. Direct
from OWNER -
304 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-vacant Groom
and bath brick, back porches. oil heat,
buiit-in garage; reconditioned throughout;
new rooi, sy OWNER dE. s67s. Nc
0i6 G RI. NV, within ! blk. Of Wood.
ward & Lothrop's-a 3-story and basement
brick, with 2.car garage; IL rms. 2 baths;
for the last 80 yrs. o successful roomins
house; owner too old to run; price, $4,000.
Owner on premises.
CORNEk HOME. New HAMPSHIRE ave. ane
Taylor NV; z rms, / Va baths, attic; OF
h.-W.h.: hne cond.; conv. section. CLIF-
FORD SHERTZER, RE. 2736, wO. o101
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33-ssoay ana basement row Drick. . apss
fosrbi4. s6il terms skYasT sk as9o St. nv s.tor
S t.f assse'Fai M sMs5is Mszn ao N.Y. Nx 4ssl
s9s s1e-vss.r EAsPo5ssa s.sE ss..mee e
e.. al H. ~ f57i iSsesas eHes sna san
eei eeLiokRiaGbo, NEAR MAD1soN-s.autIifu
rated: siassed. In sleeping. porch: s-csr ga
2ssE I'D. & 'ss sst asss t'e:
slSs saS ns large . semiidet IiasS s ssl1sE; jus. q
terms arranged; Complete informatl tloi
Il s;as ssssm.. I'll n b b
for hieh-ciass tourist home, iraternit
SE5ESpsss S5ES a1Ss isess zav.ra 1;s,'
rooms. 6.-v.h.. tiled bath, . porciss
ss axn DfIii hinrSN rsSdS4bS b. 1aiS
Il osi " ssfz aohsT sns as IN e aeGn ssn
ssnssg ! sa%ss %onhs sb2% sasS e ssSG
ss5S e!Sp'-sss:iEAsMggky rs sssiEAMky a gg Flat. Z rms, Il.
C0LORED-I70g 10th ST. N.W.-Roy
@ 500 I'D, dewS;, sSsENTKAL REALX *
SoIoaED-i ti EefaaeV HAVE HaoiTsEs Pm IN all sec
soISKrSjsSSS SSSXs i S Ssss Ssss ssa an N
Rhode Island---6-rm brick all modern i'm
provements licensed as roorning house
easy terms. Call Mr.. Nicholas. IL 443s
CoLokED-s6o BLOCK PRINCETON Fl
n.w.--9 rooms, bath. hot-water oil heat
excellent condition: substantial cash pay
ment required: possession with settlement
CoToREDM2saf COZ CALFoRNIA ST. NV
Brick, vacant 10 rooms, gas heat. lava
tory on each hoor. Immediate possession
c0LORED-NEaR 18th AND FLoRiDl
ave. n.w--Semidet. brick; excellent con
dition: S large rms; h.-w.h.; immediat
possession. Terms. Call MIR. PARKE
coLonED-s-RM. sTUcco-7oo blk. Q
Golumbis Td;; h,-yh;; si.;;;ss $3.50 ,s7s
w. PARKS CO, De. 11oO.
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hoor os' aeos sszed '9 hedroo 1ohsi nth CasI
VIZ sai raoe o hsa saa fsstts sosy
&c osa lssn se aea fsr ree sti III
arbor and monthly rosebushes; 2-car 90
aRADY now. District $3.50: sunday dni an,
NJ s4psfs pask nSsssn uss Ga lpSa 9Ss e. fs
most unusual values in this most desirabl
sotS o soms
sSs sll 6s a,S Nj szFsH 5i
NEAR CHEVY CHASE cIRcLE-Ensineer'
in and xans 1u good eonstructon M V IN .Re hom
you buy. we have the. house: PRACTICAL
nothine to shrink. upkeep costs reduce,
/, steel noor ioists throughout. concrete sub 1,
interios partitions metal isth ceiiinss
and cireulator tor recessed n rsdiators. p no Woo Woo
trim, in house: heavy BuckinRham slat
roof. copper plumbing pipes and gutter
esusss aa are somensd With sood
architecture. to produce charming. home
eno fnels % Ss.sSstu ESs 's kisd. os ssnss Psai s
With f ioyely o Goutfoof and ssod xsii i space M
i cneery dining fm., Ice. library with
picture windows: lst door lavatory, pantr
and up -to-minute kitchen; End noor ha
master hedrm. and private bath, Ice
closet, 2 other bedrms. (will take tvil
beds) and additional bath: basement ha
space ready to be finished into recreation
rm., fireplace all built, laundry rm. an
built-in sarage. This is new house, sbou
9S per cent complete. built By owner 70
own occupancy: change in condition Q
wife's health. prevents occupancy. res
opportunity for the neticuious buyer; tn
price OF $4,000 is no more than 20
viii pay for q home Of commonplace con
struction. Call JAMES 3. SCHWAB, Real
tor, d oR. $50 $500 after pm. call WI. ba4
suIHf 81 II FOR tase : rAMILIEs-Eseel!ert &c con
dition: good income; near N. Cap. an,
Hawaii ave. NV. sTRoUe. RA. S1Gu
cArvY CHASE. D. c., OF Military I'd,
Lovely Groom. 3-bath, detached brick, hn
ished attic. oil heat. refsr.,, maids room
i REALTY. oE; $500; Sun, NO. s2sa.
OPEN TODAY, I TO PM, near Ward
man PARK. 2S15 oSth st. n.w.-A brio
home which has been occupied and wei
cared for BY its owner. 9 rooms. bath
II gas heat, cement porches, large basement
det. brick sarase; refrg, completely reno
waited; new roof. floors in excellent con
dition. a well built bone st reduce.
SON. 1911 Eye ct. NV. RE. 1882.
WILL SELL 13.room house, divided in :
ApartMents. located on Scott Circle. Phon
DIR. ARuTL Hobart 6e36. -
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I4oo BLK. OF GIRARD ST. N.w.-srick.
;spsS1y EsEHsRyr r priesa s.oHHo oHHoILoMIAN REAL
8 ST. NV. of N. Capttoi-6-room brick,
POI ches, yard basement: S13,45O; sub.
cash. possession. RE. 1865. q
home. large liv. rm. with mirrored Are
place, study and VI bath, lst floor, eiec
kit. and mod. dinette: End floor. 8 bedrms. :,
room with built-ln bar and fireplace.
leading to terraces, maids room and bath
IN pSmt.;. completely air-conditioned:
high elevation, large lot, nicely Handicapped.
Ewes. r. s. Matthews, IA. 22O5. W.
SCHUYLER MATTHEWS e. CO., 1906 2osh
oN 81 T;kris akrisrFREHSpSE8S2 RH 1872 ar. west Of q. ~
det.. 10 rms. IN baths, oil heat; excellent
cond.; owner leaving: takes $3.50 cash
to handle. STROUP, RA. $500, RA. 1895.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
HOWARD YOUNGMAN HOTEL CLERK, DIES
 OF HEART ATTACK

Howard o. Youngman, 3l, suc- cumhed to heart attack at 8:30 o'clock last night after being rush ed to St. Ann's Hospital at 4.30 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Youngman had teen in Juneau for two years, employed as desk clerk at the Baranof and Gas tineau Hotels He was free lance photographer working with 10th tte Associated Press and the Alaska Airlines.
 Before coming to Juneau, he worked at the Ingersoll Hotel in Ketchikan. and as photographer on the Ketchikan Fishing News.
 Youngman is survived by two sisters, one in Tokyo with her hus- band and the other, Mrs. Bernice Person, in their home state of Minnesota. Youngman, son of a wellknown physician, was born in Minneapolis.
 During the war, he spent two years at Dutch Harbor, as a pay master with the Great Puget Sound Construction Company.
 Funeral arrangements will be made when Mrs. Persons wishes have been ascertained. The re- mains are at the Charles w. Car ter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
Alaska In
 From, South

Northland Transportation Com pany steamer Alaska, under Capt. Leonard Williams and Chief Purser c. D. Littlehales, arrived in Juneau yesterday at pm. from Seattle and waypoints, and sailed for Haines, Skagway and Sitka at II 30 pm. and is due southbound Monday.
 Passengers arriving from Seattle were Miss Miriam Troutman, Mrs. Jack Fargher, Mrs. Thelma Weis- burg, Lois Weisbuprg and Mel Grimsrood; from Wrangell, f. c. Reynolds and Mynard Ward.
 From Petersburg, MT. and Mrs. Dave Phillips, Al Zuver, E. W. Tal- bart, Lax Utter, J, T. Roberts, Gene Romero, C. Asaso, Mrs. William Anderson, Claire Samuel, Mrs. Tryg Hanson, Mrs. Barbara Dahl, Martin Dahl, Zarlo Fernanez and Simion Cabegas.
 Sailing on the Alaska for Haines were Mareclla Anderson, Rose and Viola Wolff, P. J. Cuyr, MT. and Mrs. William Klaney and Oliver Blaine; for Skagway, Rachael Dick. For Sitka were MT. and Mrs. Alex Andrews. Mrs Amy Ebona, Andrea Ebona and Andrew Ebona, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Jeffrey, c. M Null and A. B. Hicks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
ALASkA C0ASTAL
 AIRLINES GARRY
 60 ON FRIDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines made six flights out Of Juneau yesterday, calling at Petersburg Wransell, Sunset Cove. Haines, Skagway, Hoonah, Gustayus Tenakae, Peli- can. Excursion Inlet, Fish Bay and Sitka.
 Passengers to Skagway were J. Talbot, Frank Metcalf ard Ike Taylor. all of whom returned to Juneau with L. T Oldroyd also making the trip from Skagway to here.
 Flying to Wrangell were Lecnard and Joseph Stickman; to Sunset Cove. Pat Robinson; to Ketchikan, E. Ninnis: to Sitka. George Foss. Harry Antelson, Ted Sherantine Denniss Knagin, Regina Semaken Nellie and Pete Aragon.
 Passengers from Juneau to Ten akee were Sam Asp, Svend Asp, Nancy Young and Wayne Plumley; to Gustavus, L. Trump.
 Inbound passengers to Juneau from Ketchikan were Art Calkin James Caldwell, G. K. Chapel, P s. Darsen; from Wrangell Walter Grener; from Sitka Ed Fette, Fred Gush, Matt Beans, T. J. Cole Frank Calvin, Ruth Barlow, Sam Cotton and H. Langfeldt.
 From Fish Bay to Juneau, A R. Matazel; from Pelican, Walter Becker, H. Foss, Mrs D. RosSman and Darwin Rossman; from Tena- kee, Bill Bsrongal and W. J. Flor esco; from Excursion Inlet, MT and Mrs. Peter Johnson.
 From Hconah to Juneau, MT and Mrs. c. c. Hiatt, E. M. Eel ton, Ole Requian, Martha Davis w. Lubcky and E. B. Fisher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
BANQUET IS HELD
 FOR pHILIppINE
 CONSUL -GENERA Al

Consul-UenuIal of the Philip pines, Roberto Regala told members of the Filipino Community and their guests last night that if the Philippine Republics experiment in independence fails we will be failing one billion people in the Far East who are aspiring to be free. ''
 Regala spoke at banquet given in his honor by his countrymen in Juneau in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel He told the gather ing that the lowering of the Am erican flag in Manila was not the end of American prestige and pow CT in that part of the globe.
 The American action serves as a beacon light for other colonial pow CTS to follow" he said.
 The program was opened with an invocation by the Rev. Leo H. Sweeney. Eddie Belarde, President of the Filipino Community, intro- duced distinguished guests who were present, and greeted Dr. Re- gala. "the first member of such importance to come from our homeland to this far and remote land" MT. and Mrs. Regala were in Juneau for only one day.
 Juanita Diaz, accompanied by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
JUNEAU CITY BAND SHARES
 pRACTICE SOON

The Juneau City Band will pro- batly resume practice next week in the Grade School auditorium.
 Alfred Ventur, in charge of the instrument department of the Ju- neau Public School, has consented to take over and direct the Juneau City Band.
 The City Band has lost several important players during the past several months, either from nov ing from the city or going outside 10 attend college. Director Ventur Lelieves he has a good lineup of musicians in his high school band who may be able to advance right into the City Band
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04

Mrs. Arthur Uggen and Danny Constantine, sang Anniversary Song and Passing Leo Navarro sang I'll Be Yours and That's My Desire"
 Postmaster Jose P. Dumlao in- troduced Alaska's Governor, who welcomed the first official repre- sentative ol the newly born Re- public to Alaska.
 In way I envy you" the Gov ernor said You have attained your objective of freedom. We haven't ours of statehood. You're a little ahead of us"
 He concluded with tribute to the Filipino Community in Alaska. They are law-ab.ding, good citi- zens,' he said, and we are proud of them"
 Regala Pays Tribute Dr. Regala expressed his appre- ciation of the tribute to his coun- .rymen by saluting the Americans who made possible the independ- snce of the Philippine Republic.
 T had something to do with the treaty between our two countries, which was proclaimed on July 1, l946 by the then High Commission CT Paul V. McNutt," he said.
 We amended our Constitution so that American citizens and corporations may enjoy the same privileges in our country as our own people.
 Tt is true we objected to many phases of the agreement, and that is why We spent three months in deliberation, said Regala. But believe that the past AS years pro- vide the best arguments that Am erica will not use those privileges for sell aggrandizement.
 T believe in American capital be- cause it is a just capital. l believe it will be used for the mutual ben eft of our countries, to promote American trade, and to reconstruct the Philippines.
 The granting of military and air bases for a period of 99 years is another instant whereby our deS- tiny is linked with America" he continued. At this time the condi- ton of the world is not favorable for permanent peace. We must have sufficient armed force to de- fend the peace
 This world is a small world ," said Regala. From cultural, mil itary, and geographic point of view, cur two countries are bonded in friendship. Alaska and the Philip pines are practically neighbors, be- ing only seven or eight hours fly ing me apart. You, my fellow countrymen, are all ambassadors of good will for your Republic in this beautiful land"
 Let us continue our bond Of friendship, Regala concluded. Let our two iIags remain together as a symbol of democracy. not only here, but in the Far East Following Regala's talk, dance was held in the Gold Room, with Danny Constantine, Frank Pineda, Leo Navarro, and Frank Sison pro- yiding the music.
 MT. and Mrs. Regala will leave Juneau tomorrow and after speak ing in Seattle, will return to the Philippine Consulate for the + western states, which is located in San Grancisco. He has served at the Consulate Tor the past Il months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
BETTY GRuENIN6 10
 GIVE SHOW 0k KINy

Betty Gruening, formerly of the staff of Station KINY, will re- turn to it's wavelength with new program beginning Monday morn ing, CctoScr 6. This presentation titlcd "A Word to the Wives. vii be heard Mondays through Fridays frc-l 1c:C0 to 10:3O on the Juneau s.ai.n It will consist of house. hc,a, coc.,l.9g, and beauty hints; brief tiographi-s of prominent women; and Hollywood chatter, all presented by Mrs. Gruening from the feature service of the Associat- cd Press and other sources. Dur ing the 1946 season Betty con- ducted several popular programs among which were Take A Break, Platter for Parents and The Song Shoppers
 R. V. Collins, of Ketchikan, is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
MURPHY & MURPHY

TRANSFER Business, including garage, trucks, etc; nice oil in come. Priced right. SEVERAL good homes on Glacier
 Highway; Peterson and Tuttorm-
 son, 10l9 mi; Bednar, Auke
 Bay, etc. DECKER Bldg, apts, and commer-
 cial rents. 3-BEDROOM home, large base
 ment, garage, baths. cleo. kit chen. furn., etc. DUPLEX, nice location, fully fur
 nished, oil heat, priced to sell. ALBATROSS, 30 it. long, fully
 equipped for fishing, $3,750. PARTIALLY completed rooms
 and hath, Douglas, SACRIFICE
 for immediate sale. ' ROOM house, Douglas furnished. ONE tube Console Radio, one
 table model radio = priced for
 immediate sale. 48 BASE Accordian, practically new, S75.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
HERE FROM TENAKEE

H. J. Floresca and B. E. Binong- cal of Tenakee are stopping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
FROM CANADA

William E. Kerr, Of the Polaris Taku Mining Company, is staying at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04

ROOMS FOX RENT. Down town location. Inquire at Darnell's.
 657-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
FROM PETERSBURG

Read fhc wanrads Tor bargains.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04

Read the wantads for bargains
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04

R. V. Collins, of Ketchikan, is stepping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04

CLEAN steamheated rooms, clean beds. 315 Gold St. 656-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04

3 OFFICES for rent in Simpson
 Bldg. 624-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
FOR RENT

I NICE CLEAN fror4, room, twin beds, also garage. Ph. 5l3.
 694-t6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04

ROOM-kitchen privileges = Home
 Hotel. Phone 886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-04
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
  Q FOOT LOCKERS STURDY-REINFORCED . GOOD STOCK ON HAND . 0 AT BEHRENDS 70 698-t2 
 ? SMALL tables, 1 long floor lamp. l record cabinet. R. s. Sanford, No 5 Spickett Apts. 699-t1 FOR SALE-comfer all wool, sleep ing bag; small electric heater, like new P. O. Box 1461. 699-t3 DRESSER, g X 12 rug. 713 w 18th
 699-tf SEA KING 5 h.p. outboard motor, light weight, thoroughly rebuilt by skilled mechanic for own use, no saltwater damage. Test run one hour, very smooth, compact and accessible-$100. Ph. Red 575.
 699-t5 NEW 1947 CHrtY 5nER town and country sedan $3,o0O. See Rand at 20th Century Market 697-t6 TWO BEDROOM furnished house with cement basement. Ph. Doug las 175. 697-tf DINING ROOM table and chairs, book case, swing rocker, small tables, coffee table, front room rug, clothes dryer. Ph. Green 279.
 697-tf l936 PLYMOUTH Coupe, motor good, tires fine, heater. See at Bosts Auto Painting, 90 Wlllough- by. Owner leaving town-hurry.
 697-t3
 
 NEW THNLE- BEDROOM house, complete with garage; full con crete basement, oil furnace, hard wood floors, located on Behrends Ave, the Highlands. Phone l07 i or 64l. 697-t5 INCOME property, apartments, completely furnished, electric i stoves, steam heated cement base ment, newly painted excellent condition, centrally located, req sCnably priced. Phone Blue 163 afternoons or. evenings for ap- pointment. 696-t6 DAVENPORT good condition, $50 Ph. Blue 1853. 696-ti DINING SET S75. Portable type. writer, $50. Norge wash. machine, S95 Range $120 Chair $50. Van ity double bedroom set SITS. Kitchen set, s20. Davenport and chair, S100 Portable tubs $10 535 Harris, phone 132. 695-tf q it. CABIN Cruiser No. 31-E-721. Sleeps three. Has lavatory, stove, fresh water tank, etc. Call Doug las 553 evenings. 695-t5 3 ROOM furnished house, 838 Ba- s.n Rd Call between 8 am and 5 pm. 695-tf
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 PALACE CAFE. S9,0000O monthly income. Long term lease. Low overhead. Priced at S9,300 for quick sale Terms. Write or wire Mary Ann Balmat, Box 673, Seward, Alaska. 693 lot HOUSE in Douglas, interior un- finished, $95O Terms, cash or trade. Ph. Douglas 315. 693-tf HOME-Fritz Cove; sale or rent; suitable for year around living Completely furnished Terms. Ph Black ITS before pm. 692-tf TREADLE Sewing Machine. l32 : DOuolas. 692 It 1926 4-Door V8 Sedan, good mo- tor, good tires, two spares, radio heater; phone blue 13o after 6 D. m. 692 tt NEW Deluxe St. Clair Oil Range, S195 %; New Oil-Matic Pres sure-type oil burner, s17500; one new Smithway Perma- glass lin- i ed 30 gal. electric water heater $12500. Installation any item extra; Phone 676. 683 If ! FILL Gravel. Loweou rates IT. years. P. M. Schneider. Phone Red 380. 677 lmo FOR SALE---65' deluxe yacht, new 1l5 h. D. Caterpillar diesel, teak decks, hot water heat, deep unit u,ipoh ft1lIy
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