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SENATOR BLACK OF WASHINGTON
 HAS RESIGNED

OLYMPIA, Wash, Sept 10-!R- Dr. Donald Black Port Angeles State Senators from the 24th Dis trict, filed his resignation with Secretary of State Belle Reeves today
 Black gave no reason for his resignation, but it was known here that he has been connected with 3 Cordova, Alaska, hospital. He would have been up for re-electic.l in November, l948.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau
 Bank of Wrangell corporation Plaintiff, vs. Alaska Asiatic Lum- Der Mills, Inc, corporation, De- fendant.
 In pusuance to an Order made by the Hon. Geo. w. Folta, Judge of the above entitled Court, all persons, firms and corporations having claims or demands against the de- fendant Alaska Asiatic Lumber Mills, Inc. a corporation, doing busi- ,less at Wrangell, Alaska. are re- ;. uired, cn CT before the 20th day 'ef se@telltcr 1o47. under penalty of thereafter having said claims or de- rlsnds di5allawed in the discretion .of the Court, to file the same with Otto P OhlScn, Receiver herein Said claims CT demands shall be supported by affidavits and shall
  any security or lien held by claim ant or to which claimant is entitled and also any claim to preference in payment from the assets in the hands of the Receiver or the earn ings therefrom in priority to the attachment lien of plaintiff, the Bank of Wrangell, or to any other creditors of defendant.
 Dated the 20th day of Aug 1947
 OTTO F. OHLSON,
 Receiver First publication, Aug. 20, 1947. Last publication, Sept. IT, 1947. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management
 DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
 Anchorage, Alaska.
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ESTEBETH TRIP DELAYED

Motorship Estebeth, mailboat op- erated by the Davis Transportation Company, postponed her scheduled sailing from Juneau for Sitka and waypoints today.
 The Estebeth underwent a per- iodic Steamship inspection, and will not sail before tomorrow after noon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Joseph E. Trucano, has made application for a five-acre tract, filed under the act of May 26, 1884, (48 Stat. 809) Anchorage series 011360, embraced in U. S. Plat of Survey No. 2391, Sheet No. 2, Triangle Group of Homesites, and designated as Lot C-C, containing 3.35 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the local land office at Anchor age, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the pro- visions of the statutes.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Acting Manager. First publication, Aug. 20, 1947. Last publication. Oct. 15, 1947.
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sustained in a fall at the cold storage plant.
 In honor of her son Richard who was three years old on Aug. 25, Mrs. William c. Lentz entertained at a birthday party for him that after noon.
 The table decorations consisted of a large decorated birthday cake and candy-filled clown favors. Dickie re- eeived many gifts.
 Those invited were Earle Soule, Even Eric Persson, Alden Max, Edith Max, Konrad Klippert, Jr., zerine Klippert, Alice May Edgecomb, Mar garet Edgecomb, Lynn Grant, Laurie Grant, Karen and Gordon Wahto. Katharine and Richard Whiting ham and Patty Underhill.
 Mrs. Levy Person. Mrs. Cub Soule, Mrs. Fred Grant, Mrs. Konrad Kip pert and Mrs. Alan Whittingham also attended the party.
 On August 30, Mrs. Thomas Mc- Grail and her young son Tom left by plane for Pittsburgh, Pa, where they will visit relatives and friends for two months Mrs McGrail was accompanied by her brother-in-law, Edward McGrail, who was employed here during the summer, and is re- turning to his home to enter his last year of high school
 MT and Mrs. K. Raatikainen have moved into the home they recently purchased and MT and Mrs. Jack Stearns are now occupying the house on Mob Hill vacated by the Raati- kainens.
 The Pelican Theatre, owned and operated by Andrew zingaris, open ed on Labor Day with both mati- nee and evening performance. In addition to the news, cartoons, and main feature, Mir. zingaris showed some very interesting and colorful movies of the Aleutian Islands, which he took during his two years of service in the Army there.
 The Cannery Union and the Long sAoremen's and Warehousemen's $ Union sponsored a Labor Day dance, Sunday evening, Aug. 3l, at the Community Hall.
 Music was furnished by an or chestra made uo of members of the cannery crew. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening
 Mrs. Fred Wetcile suffe,td a broken right arm in a fall on Aug 30. She was taken to Juneau by plane and after spending three days in the hospital returned to her home here. T,
 Hlttl Spc4lulllS oCNoidl WoohS llSl v Muriel Mines has returned to Ju- reau to resume her high school studies.
 Mrs. Alan Whittin9ham and clil- dren Katharine and Richard left by plane on Sept. for Watertown South Dakota, where she will visit
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Arvo Hamalainen, nephew of MT. and Mrs. K. Raatikainen, has left for Hancock, Michigan, where he will enter Suomi College. Arvo came ! to this country from Finland in February and already speaks Eng fish quite well
 He was employed at the cold stor- age plant during the summer, and will return here at the end of the school year
 ] Complimenting MT. and Mrs Fin ar Ojaniemi, who have left to spend the winter in California, the resi- dents of Pelican entertained at a party for them on Saturday evening, Aug. g, at the Community Hall. Fred Wetche presented them with a going away gift from the group. Dancing was the diversion. and re- treatments were served late in ,he evening.
 The Ojaniemi's were also dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Bear and of MT. and Mrs. K. Raatikainen hefcre their departure.
 H. C. Jones and daughter Marilyn, and Mrs. John Heusien and son Joe spent several days in Juneau last week. The trip was made via Alaska Coastal Airlines
 The Pelican Public School opened on Tuesday, Sept. 2, with an en- rollment of 20 punis. A. M Wahto is the principal and teacher.
 Arvid Alderman made 2 brief business trip to Juneau by plane.
 After ending the summer months here, Mrs. Mike Goodman and her children, Barbara Jean and John. have left for their home ill La Conner, Wash.
 Those who have made trips into Juneau recently are Don Mines, William Lentz, Eli Rapich, Herman Giel, Bob Williams and Fred Elmer son.
 Jeff Blaming was confined to his
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NEW ST. CLAIR Deluxe oil range S195. New 30 gal. Deluxe Elec- tric water heater $110. New oil- O-Matic oil burner with controls S175. New Century oil burner with controls $175. Prices include de-
 livery in city. Installation extra. Phone 676 662-tf.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST: 4-leaf Clover Brilliant ear ring, Aug. 28, vicinity Salmon
 Creek Country Club. Return to Empire. " tf
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LOST: Black and tan male pup, :. months old, white spot on breast had leash harness. Call Blu
 632. 668 6
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ATTENTION MASONS

Called Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. l47, Thursday afternoon at 1:15 for the purpose of conducting the funeral service of our late Brother, Wm. C. Don aldson.
 TT 2t J. w. Leivers, Sec'y.
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The CIove Hitch called on Aug. 26 and took out four carloads of frozen fish and 4,000 cases of can ned salmon. On Aug. 27, the Fin stoss Is took out two carloads of frozen fish and 16 tierces of mild cure salmon. The Palisana called
 on Sept and took out frozen fish.
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MBLE M . L U E
 Meeting Thursday Sept. II, $ p m. Elks Hall. 6lo 2
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EM LEM LUB

Meeting Thursday Sept. II, 8 D. m., Elks Hall. 678 2t
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COMBINATION register and ad-
 ding machine, 9 place keys in perfect condition for bookkeep-
 ing. Phone 652. 661-
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RU M M A c E s A l. E
 Old and new; Friday, 12, next to Scars. 677 3t
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her mother and other relatives.
 They will be joined there in a month by MT. Whittingham and from there the family plans to go to Glendale, Calf, to make their home.
 Patty Soule, who has spent the summer with her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. c. w Soule, accom- panied Mrs. Whittingham on the trip south, returning to her home in Raymond, Wash.
 Mrs. Eliza Mork and daughters Marie and Betty, and Charles and Vivian Paddock, returned from Ju- neau on the Aurora.
 After spending several weeks with her husband on their boat, the Snuff fly, Mrs. Joe Paddock has returned home.
 omplimenting her son Laurie on his fourth birthday, Mrs Fred Grant entertained at a party for him on the afternoon of Sept 3. The group played games and partook of punch, popcorn balls and birthday cake. Those who attended the party were Patty Underhill, Katharine Whittingham Konnie and Zerine Klippert, Joe Heusisen, Kim and Shane Torkilson, Karen and Gordon Wahto and Fred and Lynn Grant. Mrs. Konrad Klippert, Mrs. Alan Whittingham and Mrs. A. NJ Wahto were also present.
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KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by
 appointment. 293--tf
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TO RENT 2 or bedroom house,
 furnished or unfurnished; per manent residents. Ph. 849. 69 tf
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COLONIAL Hotel, fully furnished On 2nd St. across from Baranof Reasonably priced. Phone 187.
 623-tf
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CHARLIE MILLER RESIDENCE 124 Gold St. 5 bedroom house, furnished. full basement, 2-story with oil furnace, hot water heat.
 ing system. New electric stovt and refrigerator. Call Mikes Place, Douglas. 649-tf.
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TWO BEDROOM modern unfurn-
 ished house, 534 E. 5th St. Call Blue 297. 660-tf.
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FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENl. Down town location. Inquire at Darnell's.
 657-tf. CLEAN steamheated rooms. clean beds. 315 Gold St. 65s-tf |3 OFFICES for rent in Simpson Bldg. eoA-tf ROOM-kitchen privileges . Home Hotel. Phone 886.
 NiCE CLEAN ROOMS, by day or week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 1s7.
 546-2t. HOOMs-Kitcnen privileges. Hous Hotel-Ph. S86.
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APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428
 618-tf FOR SALE-Three houses and lot houses in good condition and beS location. Inquire Trevor Davis. BOX 3io, Juneau. 472-t. THREE DEUCrsS length 50 it ready for trolling or charter work. Oah seu oo5. 604-tf
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home for several days due to injuries sustained in fall at the cold storage plant.
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Mrs. Alan Whittin9hain and chil- dren Katharine and Richard left by plane on Sept. 5 for Watertowll. South Dakota, where she will visit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-10

After spending several weeks here, Muriel Mines has returned to Ju- reau to resume her high school studies.
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After SD ending the summer months here, Mrs Mike Goodman and her children, Barbara Jean and John. have left for their home ill La Conner, Wash.
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The Pelican Public School opened on Tuesday, Sept. 2, with an en- rollment of 20 punis. A. M Wahto is the principal and teacher.
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MT and Mrs. k. Raatikainen have moved into the home they recently purchased and MT. and Mrs. Jack Stearns are now occupying the house on Mob Hill vacated by the Raati- kainens.
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H. c. Jones and daughter Marilyn, and Mrs. John Heusien and son Joe spent several days in Juneau last week. The trip was made via Alaska Coastal Airlines.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2417 NICHOLS AVE. Sc. next to new
theater, Ideal, for any business. desir-
50s 7Sias9o %EDoN esss eo ME- taEn ao avail Jan
ENTIRE FLOOR downtown business sec
tionl. approx. 1.600 So, IT.: ideal for
bSr nd S
and freight elevators. loading, facilities
n bERNsTE1N & CO, i4l5 K St nv
NV. ?. c..2,story brlsk bldg: M sna NJ
heat; railroad siding in rear; ample truck
loading space in front A. M. ROTH
Sa7 @ ST. N.w.-several rms. now avail.
able. front or back; newly decorated
WASHINGTON ISS REALTY GE. $500; Syn Syn
sHoP. rear of 9a7 G st. n.w-suitablt
business or storage; alley entrance. WASH
INGTON REALTY, GE. $500; Sum- IA
USED CAR LOT AVAILABLE. key close in
No Arlington location. main hwy: Iea-
sonable,. Gil. 1854 or Ex. 1895. 30
and bath ideal for once Or 5adio shop
rent; 500. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., MA
BETHEsDAzseveral stores and space
diVided 9iVE nfn from 900 sa It. and and up up can
be used for any industrial use use manu- manu-.
located Ais Bethesda ave, Bethesda
Nd OWNER. WI. 1921. All broSeers
BRICK Bisicilsq BLDG. consisting of approx ..
those those interested. Apply a6oo 18th st
STORE and . upper floors downtown
approx. $500 SO. it.; bldg, equipped with
ssnt esy Eo G hsa rERNsEN nmsa pos CO., heisn5 4n5
r Sanl -,Sb
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcons.},

MTERNaTIoNAL ,,. 1872 .,f ton panel; in,pss: e.
Clutch, brakes, transm, motor. s!i ~ Is
TohE. greh or 1877 sfEms 14tR or st. Dass nv AD
motor speed aSel. heavy duty chassis.
Il. J. HEINZ CO, 5th and sts, re.
1899 stake body; r. and h.
4 forward speeds; duel wheels, lhs,toana; On
helper springs. $645, Cash or terms. l349
Shepherd ST. NV, ia. 5l32.
dual wheels, 4 speeds forward. excel.
cond; Sl,750 or best offer under 81.
GMc' TRUCKS. panel models-Three ~
trucks repainted, No phone reservations.
III ] 81 R;V1si gyENiNa i. sTAR "NEWsPAPER cSM-
eANys caEykoihF GHTAHe is41 sedan delivery; in ex,
eellent esndition; ion for sale by orieina' an
DODGE 1896, REFRIGERATED body; 1-ton
Cali all Mr.. Ward, CLOVER DAIRY, UN.
CHEVROLET 1s4e ta-ton panel; motor.
paint, tires in good condition: ,s new battery after
de luxe cab. heater; $1,395. Union 1881.
GMC 1897 pickup. S375; 40 oldsmobile
motor, new paint, good tires Cali Spruce
0306, 500l Branch ave. Sc.
FORD truck (new>, closed cabs. complete,
painted, with doors, glass. cushions and
instruments; will fit 1910 through 1941
Ford trucks. Call Mr.. Craig CHERNER
M0ToR, CO., Ho: 5000; 5o0o;, 80
good mechanical condition. MA. $3.50.
DODGE panel truck used. $3.50. FRANK
P. MULGANNON. 1920 Georgia ave. Phone
SH. 4463 until 9 pm. weekdays.
CHEVROLET 1889 panel: this truck has
just been newly painted and passed 1a47
Inspection in excellent condition: $5a5.
No. Is NJ and South Capitol Sc. FIR. 1853.
FORD 1910 pickup truck; used by tele-
phone company and equipped with special
steel box body; ideal for refrigeration or
electric service has economical 6o-h p.
motor: guaranteed reduced to S145.
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888 r. I. ave,
DE. 63O3.
FORD 1870; rebuilt motor, ia-t. metal
body; S10G Phone Ashton 4 l4".
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
truck BODIES, ali ST.

TRUCK BODIES, all steel-vans.platforms
.takes-packase. Immediate delivery, alst
full line Of Gramm trailers. DIAMoNr
MOTORS, 1881 3rd st. NV. MA. s796.
s.rgoes. dumps, pickups. I by IS. 9 By
.. ss sSn sisfeI seE no6R ee 54!P e ss
s!as;Rissss sssfGGs 4xSeR e TIRES a. ss ,zs,
1924 Bladsnssurs I'd n;e; ,,
trailer. Jeep, .4.s6s miles. These trucks
are in need Of various repairs: come out
and make a reasonable ofIsr. 47g5
Bethesda ave-. Bethesda Md. MR.. FREED
sTUDEBAKER TRUCK. 1s4s pickup; low
mileage, looks and runs like new. l6(
sTzkEs, spsii IS VANS, PANELS. dumps. tractors.
AcgIQN AUTO SERVICE, sth, n sts; nv;
ERA rsess bs Dess essfe dsps
body, step-in body. stake body, pickup. van
body Truck owners ere invited to see
zsass Es5a ie%sas iSc 1906 Benans
fS FoRb h;e'i 1887 81 panel truck: one et the best
siio cash, sss month ROPER %. 5!ad
CHEW. is4a truckstell. els-ton stake GOOD
ambition. new motor. e. 500. SH. ouo.
5000. OR. 291a
CHEVROLET 1885 1h-ton truck, equipped
with plumbers body: runs fine. BARGAIN
ss75. TRiANaLE MoToRs, so1o r.. /
NEW % is47 CHEVROLET 1s-ton pickup;
driven IL miles, heater, cash or terms
Elk. 6T99 or DE. 1857. -30
DODGE 1947 1h7.ton stake; b.ool miles;
g eHnsr Is driven ss.t for demonstration Call 81
CHEVROLET le4s half-ton pickup: per.
feet; good tires, low mile ase. Phone Laurel
6s6-W Sunday and Monday. ~
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LOTS FOR SALE.

3 CHOICE LOTS OF approximately / acre
each. located on the Lee-JackSon hwy,
about "a mile east of Annandale intersec-
these lots | and the they are are in s' good @ net neigh b.
borhood; they may be bought separately or
as block. and are reasonably priced for
property of this quality. MASON HIRST.
BUiLDERs OR 1NVEsToRs@141 adtoin-
IN. subdivision, Take time to look into
this Opportunity to pgrchase Is lots or
cut to grade: price Of lots, $3.50 each:
good terms to SUBSTANTIAL and reliable
eqad eqdef Or eo eo sIpday yWscoNN ~ T0Pg RaA FL
CORP, sI34 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Nd,
weekdays OIL. O144, any time bet. 9 and 5.
BELLEVUE FOREST - Overlooking the
Re eztsnsIon V5a Of the the GsoTss NasSinston sa
Memorial blvd. in nearby Arlington: lge.
home sites from y acre up, with from So
It: frontage, wooded with towering trees,
s59 ESsssn RECORDED 70
ing. financing and building your home.
Reasonable terms. Priced from $1,000.
RepIesentative on properly today To
reach: Out Lee hswy to Chsrrydsle 5, Belle e.
rd.; or cross Chain Bridse, bear left on
sss sSes and MAsos saSsy ahEEa M
es Uh 10 and 90 f. fHansaees
and water in: s.: 900 for both: Cali F.
S5seh 1G5 t. sSas ssss i .G2s. st fsss NJ
eSsPRRs o%NER e. SENSES sss5 sfEea 10 t'' s
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oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

GROVES, HOMES-See Florida
section of our 13S-page catalog; mailed
free: also going business properties. re-
sorts. etc. STROUT REALTY. 31Sla-W
West Colonial drive. Orlando. Fla.
PALM BEACH. FLA.-Lovely lake front
home for rent, private dock; fishing,
grabbing, boating; min. to finest ocean
bathing home ideal for entertaining
mciosed sunroom facting lake: din. rm
powder rm...lge. elec. kit. new elec. wash
ing machine and dishwasher, breakfast
rm. WINE cellar, garage; 3 bedrms.
glassed-in sleeping porch. 2 baths on 2nd
f.; 5-rm. garage apt. optional. WI 1855
CENTRAL FLORIDA-S50 down, SIS pei
month; 10 acres high wooded land. on
paved road; S675 Box 1850, Orlando
Florida
DE SOTo ACREs-Modestly priced e.acre
restricted nomesites adjoining city limit!
of Sarasota, Fla. Your own orange trees
garden, ETC., will reduce living costs ane
enable you to live well on that forthcom.
ing pension Or modest income, Small down
payment. easy terms. title insured. Fol
descriptive folder. contact A. T. TRAYLOR,
De Soto Acres, Sarasota. Fla.
BUY NOW" for your future home in the
Land O. Sun. One of Florida Gulf Coast's
ia asteSt growing, restricted communities
offers you l to 5-acre homestes as low as
$500. S45 down, SIG mo-; over 400 sold:
hard roads, cleo, guar. title. For beautiful
Illustrated free booklet write or phone
Paul E. Harrison, 1872 K st. NV. NE.
| l43. j WESLEY BUCHANAN Realtor
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE coMML:, with wide + frontage
This property is suitable for many pur-
%sEE n1ssS PTsa Rise ss wson byd ATnF
ton, Va GIL. 5273. OK. 0300, CHI. 550s.
GEoRGEToWNLz..sto5y. b brick blds;: and
ss sood SssSs SS01; se5 block Il
ne p c.. 10000 50. f.; s. 80 7@l 81 Fl N,in s
DLETON, Realtor Re. ISL, e..-
FIRST coMMERcIALrsmall lot ave l4.9S55 y s.
5000. $1,000 o. cail iHl F. ELIOT M1DDLEToN
lst CoMMERCIAL-3-story BLDG; contain
ing store and Offices in downtown location
The return is above average end the
financing excel. SENATE REALTY CO,
Foop e"g 1sf SHOP ccoUNTfR and take out trade
beer license: no competition: est. 81 yrs.
3-story modern brick; $500 weekly income
with short hours; . furn. apis, fixtures,
equip and business incl: quick possession
Call Mr: Bard. co. s612, with COX g.
s.W. b. c. adjoining 15;ft. brick houses
with 1000 So. fit. 2nd-coml. ground. ST.
600 A. M ROTH. RE. 1890. 80
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ss1e6 s. e fifth Il @ ss1' csas:s
pSWsrS%s i'sSt w s4SSs OFFICE SPACE. .s-story.
Bright outside rooms; viii lease any size
suite from $40 available Jap r / 1s4s "a, E. s.
ING. VA 9th St. NV. Apply blds ONCE Or
story Papons Cree once sss .. i$as Conn
ave GSnn ave bon. at PHp0Rs 2 Circle suDt
3o st h an 4o4 % ~ E. Iaxs nx pf Sss 7sSs Sst
HAVE VERY desirable ONCE for specializ-
" sss nsss shorehs% Hotel sP srsa ssIi
zsc ssS st. sxs 81 es.; Of .ePEss,-
tirsty or BY the floor: all services included s
MARs VstRent W,skhEE sVs hW MAN1aEEST NH se5o III
lawyers suite. including use of telephone;
Rpr Rys. lssi lsSi $50 per mo. Phone Lu oas6'
LARGE BRIGHT OFFICE !,nE With fne m win
End End AND srd fI.L1s rms, and ? Law.
over the business; nr. 14th and R SITS. NV.
Lease. and improvements to suit the
HTfRAcrvE frnRt MEe SSF ress s:aF 1ss
80 50. IT,: opposite Congressional Library
Annex; parking space. FIR. 1910; near
VAoANT-a rms, Law. End f. front
near S4th and Penna. ave. NV. Ideal for
professional or business use BARNEY @
Courthouse Park-Ideai space avail for
lawyers or other professional men. THOs.
FISHER II nf csso Co INC Realtors 73s a6 5th
DOCTORS OFFICE for 80 years. in a
business district; suitable for dentist or
9Dly Wiz HG* eA SHARE OFFICE in
medical BLDG. Just comp" finest location,
efF1CE eGT ass-9 Oh f5fa DESK SPACE, s4-hour tee-
.s low as $50 month; no better location
81 sth " avail
ofices Or small business. Cali RE. 1899
HesDta
Sa Sa' no. nc" Sq: cal IT, resdens S0enn mansser age
sEese1s PeS is
1889 5ea St ST. ne NWs.sntifu tVdos SDI End floor
cfnce room; fuorescent lighting. Call Mr..
{ s :rsS f.: lE5es .assa .Ssss ss sz ssss
MEp1eaE sha IL E MEN ZEN TAKE NOTICE! povntown
exclusive location at conn. ana n. !. ave-
entire floor. reasona able. Can now, leasing
dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 14l5 K
st. Nv. ME. 5400. 80
OFFICES in downtown location, $50 per
month. Also ] office available. S25 per
month KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 1900. y
DOWNTOWN, ELEVATOR BLDG. 1923
Vermont ave.
Groom suite S24l
broom suite SS5
1-room suite X32
Spacious Offices with good light and
ventilation. standard Office bldg. service.
See Mr.. Fenner. MARK WINKLER MAN
AGEMENT l117 Vermont ave. NV, RE.
5000 30
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN OF ENGLAND 1913 sedan; $l ,sa5
plus n0t ssb a5 eye h ntTo and
Rolls Royce, Bentley. standard, Triumph.
aESRY nhER Moas ArGs '9f dson han's 81
Jack Pry. 1888 18Th st NV. .
ausTIN, AUST American. 1910 panel delivery:
prices cut. and we mean cut deposit will
sR9 RRa yHS5 %or9 81 uni istR 3'n ana Pa 'es
BUICK 1887 ,4:door sf sedan, good g - motor saod
mechanical condition $3.50 OF best ofier
s?Ss5 II Il .ssss condition sse
BUICK ia$s century Al !; Eags sedan: black,
BUICK 1898 4,dr: sedan; saog motor excel
ssS :. E.: 4sssE s:E ssss3 ;fss4 ns ss5
1891 s1seisl ssa ssaansssso sss.so,5js,l;
sasrantee, oK n fsSoE A1fl L r. TSBBrfTs liz v.f
mont aye. nv: Ma $3.50. "ashinss9n'
adsck alffes f0rs fs4f peaed 4door dark blue sisn
radS and heate very GOOD ffan fres
trade. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. Ford
Dealer. 920 Bladensburs I'd. ne. AT.
o20o -2D
BUICK 1941 Special sedanette, excellent
running cond., 81 900. Phone CHI 7das.
BUICK 40 super sedan. r. and h.; 81 .o25
cash. Must sell. Cali WO. s410 in
sSsk 0rs: sso ssBsr sys ss Ao ssss is.n ..s
BUICK 1910 super 4-dr. sedan; $1,000
MI recently oyerhauled, new battery. GOOD
tires, pvt. owner: must sell Immediately;
81. 1890. -Zs
BUICK l947 Roadmsster convertible; un-
der / 900 mi, white walls, T. ana n;
S3375 or best offer under, OIL. 64Sl
BUICK l94t sedanette; motor recently
overhauled. new clutch, Al cond. IN ana
out; S1,450. RA. 503l. -2e
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