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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-13
ADDITION TO JORDAN FAMILY

ADD ITlON TO JORDAN FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Wash Jordan,
Jr. of &c North East Sacramento
Street, Portland, Oregon an
uounee the birth of a baby boy.
Wilbur Lee Jordan, May LIST. Mr.
and Mrs. p, II, Jordan. relatives.
and friends share in their hap
piness with the coming of the
new baby. especially with Wash
Jordan who recently lost his only
child by death in the person of
Miss Annie Jordan, teacher at
Dunbar High School prior to her
death.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-13
6RADFoRDS ENTERTAIN

6RADFoRDS ENTERTAIN
Mrs N. r, Bradford of 2115
Gross entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Julian Coleman, Jr., new
lywedn from st, Louis, Monday
night, They were married June
LIST in St Louis, and are spend
ing their honeymoon here. Mr..
Coleman is formerly of Little
Rock, Guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. David Morton, Mr. and
Mrs, A Herndon. Mr.. and Mrs.
A, Bulliner of st. Louis, Miss Hell
en- Mae Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Warren, Jr. Harry JEFF.
fries, Curtis Walker, John Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bates, Mr.. and
Mrs, Dozier, Mrs. Myrtle Fer
guson James E. Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. 7, J. Rice, Roscoe A.
Sharpe.
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FORMER RESIDENT PASSES

Funeral services for Mrs. Marie
Pelton, formerly of Little Rock,
we're held in Detroit, Michigan
Saturday. Survivors are her hus-
band, M. W. Pelton. Sr.; three
daughters Mrs. Addie NJ Smith,
Mrs Dorothy NJ. Byrd and Miss
Violet C. Pelton; three sons. mel
burn w, Jr. Chester and Barry
all of Detroit; her mother, three
sisters and five brothers. She
was the sister of Mrs. G, A Whit
low of this city,
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DUG GRADS HONORED

Mrs. Rosetta II. Settles was
the lovely hostess on May oath
at the Phyllis Wheatley Branch,
IWCA ut a party honorlng two
recent graduates Of Dunbar Jr.
College. Miss Juanita Terrell and
Mrs. Ienobia Posoy. The room
was beautifully decorated with
ivy and blooms. a very tasty
frappe and cookies we're enjoyed
hy ALL Friends of these attractive
young women reported an enjoy
able evening with bridge and
dancing as highlights.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-13
porcupine Quilts

The porcupine. contrary to
belief of many, cannot throw his
quilts. The tail quilts, however, be-
come loose in their sheaths and the
slightest contact will release them.
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Phone 1885,

with the young social set and Is
a very outstanding member OF
Bethel AME Church.
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SUNDAY GUEST

Mr., and Mrs. II. r. McLemore,
BAH Chester had as dinner
guests Sunday June LIST Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Adams and Mr..
and Mrs William Carr Of Hot
Springs, and Mrs. l. Kingcade,
1000 Park Ave. A delicious din.
ner was enjoyed by all present.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-13

Mrs $. S. Staten, 1870 Gross
Street leaves the city Saturday
for points in California visiting
relatives and friends for three
weeks. While mentioning SHE
Will witness the graduation Of
her daughter. Mosella Anne, who
graduated in lure H5 from Dun
bar High School here and will be
graduated from the San Diego
Jr. College on June goth.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-13

and Mrs. |. Bolden, 2207 Denison
Street. A wonderful repast was
served, Mrs. X, B. Moore, presl.
dent.
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Sharp Buying

Check the label to see II material
is colorfast and whether it is pre-.
1hrunk
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AROUND TOWN
JOLLY kEIGHBORS

The Jolly Neighbors Club met
last week at the home of Mr.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
AlA5KA RAILROAD ES 10 RECEIVE NEW
 CONVERTED CARS

SEATTLE, Aug 25.-LP-A pro- ject to convert 300 wartime troop sleeper railroad cars into freight cars for the Alaska railroad is under way at a branch tooling plant of the Chicago Freight Car and Parts Company at Auburn, it is disclosed.
 Built late in the war for move ment of military and naval per- sonnel and designed for later con- version, the all-steel sleepers will be converted into high-speed box cars for use on the roads Fair bank Seward line.
 Thc first sample car is complet- ed and the cost of the entire pro- ject is estimated at approximate ly S315,000.
 The cars were acquired by the Alaska Railroad under Public Law 478 which enables the Alaska line to receive war surplus as prior ity government agency without transfer of funds.
 The same company is converting 100 kitchen cars to refrigerator cars for the Alaska line at an other branch plant at Pueblo, Colorado. Cost of this project is $51900O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
PAN AMERICAN CARRIES SCORES
 OVER WEEKEND

On the northbound flight ot 1 Pan American Airways yesterday they brought Is passengers from Seattle, and flew 28 passengers to Seattle and four from Fairbanks to Juneau.
 Flying from Seattle to Juneau were: Connie Williams, Imogene Stockdale, Homer Stockdale, Mar garet Berlin, Henrietta Power, Bill Rimes, Louise Blanton.
 Marcella Stutte and infant Bob by, Hazel Forsen, Marion Schmitz, Herbert Olsen, Edward Tuffs, Neil Davis, Herbert Hide, Alice Herzig, Mildred Pace, Beverly Pace, Don Mack.
 Juneau to Seattle: Tom Nor gan, Alma Walker, Evelyn Christ ian, Kenneth Christian, Minnie Mcbride, Robert Mcbride, William Mcbride, Dr. Mcbride.
 Robert Aspray, Jake Aadland, Percy Dunlap, Robert I. Bouchard, Egbert K Field, Glenn E. Eager.
 Walter M. Doyle, Thomas A. McGee, L. Simonsen, Betty Hoop CT, Danny Hooper.
 Lavonne Moore, George Rogers, Jean Rogers, J. A. Martin, William Beard, Lima Beard, William Beard, Jr., Jack Cauble, Harry Lucas.
 Fairbanks to Juneau. Rotert Tal- italera, Mary Aarebuhruck, James Strong, William Huddleson.
 On Saturdays flight, 25 pas sengers were flown to Seattle and on the northbound flight, they brought 27 passengers from Seattle and three from Ketchikan.
 From Juneau to Seattle were: Judy McKelvey, John McKelvey, Mrs. McKelvey, Walter Anderson, Oscar Grimes, Ella Grimes.
 Russell Smith, Jerry Powers, Wayne Powers, Hilma Newton. Carolyn Newton, Donna Newton. Hazel Kirkpatrick, J. H. Stoneman, Waldo Lyon, Gertrude Hall, Nellie Emme.
 Mrs. Clyde Stevens, Arnold Bar ash, Phillip Elliot. Ann Elliot, Cor don Wade, Frank Driscoll, Jr, Frank Driscoll, Sr., Ralph Krav- chok.
 Seattle to Juneau: Minnie Wini- ger, George Bennett. Lucille Moxey. and infant Penny, Robert R. Col lins, Mrs. Nellie Triplett and in- fant, Michael, Susan Triplett, Jim mic Triplett, Caroline Davis, Neil Anderson, Lucia Anderson.
 Cecile Mortensen, George Dan-
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pedaIing SperIings Progress; Pa Retounfs Pleasures, peri|s Of Alaska Hiway Bike Journey

word of complaint and darn good company. Good campers too
 Scenery Unbeatable
 Reporting on the highway, Sper- ling says the scenery can't be beat and the road is in fine condition if the speed is not excessive. Facili- ties average about GO miles apart, good wholesome meals cost a dollar to a dollar and a quarter. cots at night $l25, gas 50 and 65 cents Q Canadian gallon, and the people are swell"
 The weather has been fine except for two days of rain not the slightest trouble with the bikes . have caught five rides with trucks so far, two because of Mary's fall and three over very high passes be- cause to make them would take nearly a month longer.
 At the writing they still had 147 miles to go to reach Dawson Creek and will accept no rides. They expected to reach Winnipeg by Aug ust 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
INCORPORATION

The Aleutian Cold Storage, of Se- attle,- Wash, has filed its articles or incorporation with the office of Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle It named it's principal Alaska office as Sand Point and it's legal repre- sentatives as R. E. Robertson, of Juneau, and John E. Manders, of Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
GILLNETTERS !.

Get your Coho Net NOW, linn ited supply; some salvaged. Mad sen Cycle and Fishing Supply phone green 113; opposite Ball Park 663 3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Rent one of our new World" Licycles rates 40c per hour; S2 per day. Madsen Cycle Shop, Phone green 1l3, opposite Ball Park. 663 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

The birth rate of Java has near ly doubled within the last half century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
NEWS ITEMS
 FROM 5ITkA

SITKA, Alaska, Aug. Special CorreSpondnce) - The schools will reopen September 3 with many changes. Four buildings will be in use: the high school, grade school, the old Pentecostal Orphanage, and 'the Government Native School buildings.
 The high school study hall has been enlarged and rearranged; small stage for pep rallies and Fri day programs has been added; and several rooms have been repainted. The old orphanage building will be used by the music department.
 Partitions have been removed and new floor laid.
 The dressing rooms in the grade school have been enlarged to hold 40 children and enough showers ad- ded to accommodate a dozen at a time, A new furnace has been in stalled beneath the rear end of the gym as the grade school furnace (which might not last through the year. was inadeqate for heating both
 buildings at one time.
 The Government School has been cleaned and repainted and will house the third and fourth grades.
 Six additional teachers will be on
 the faculty this year, making a total of 20. Another three new faculty
 members will replace those who re- signed last year
 Miss Willia Van Liere and Miss
 Helen Ewart will teach the first
 grade. Mrs. Eleanore Rowe and Mrs.
 Martha Robertson, second; Miss
 Dorothy Cleo Campbell and Miss Katherine Freeman, third; Mrs. Ber- tha K. Banner and Miss Dorothy Krentz, fourth; Miss Kathryn Bid-
 strum, fifth; Mrs. Johanna Cole and
 Miss Helen Haertel, sixth; Philip Anast and Mrs. Tex Goddard, sev-
 enth. Mrs Goddard will also act
 IS head teacher of the grade school. On the high school staff will be T. J. Cole Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Dolores Barnas, Eng fish, Spanish and Dramatics; Miss
 Florence Hobbs. Commercial and
 Publications; Miss Barbara Rudnick.
 Librarian, Home Economies and
 English; Joseph Barnas, Science and
 Mathematics; Thomas F. Jones,
 Music; Gene w. Rhode, Social Sci
 ence and Physical Education; Erie
 Robertson, Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
TIDE TABLE
26

AUGUST 26 Q Low tide m 432 am, 2.7 feet . High tide :21 am. TIT feet Q Low tide l6:40 pm, CT feet .
 High tide 22 AS pm. l6.3 feet .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Sell if w;,n ail Empn. .-an,-acl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

chez, William Kroencke, Martin Mikelsen, Olaf Floe, Leona McDon- aid.
 J. H. Gray, Grace Simonson, Fred Sundean, Robert E. Lee, Flor ence Jenkins, Patsy Clay, Daisy Clay, Edith Forgey, Lawrence Peck, S. L. Mckay, Hazel Dahl.
 Ketchikan to Juneau: John Nell son, Alice Nelson, Linda Nelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Lloyd Tilson has opened d the Southeastern Travel Agency this week, with offices at Tilson and Son. At present he is acting as represen- tative of the Totem Air Service and plans to go south September to complete arrangements for booking travel to any part of the United States. He also plans to represent l travel insurance company.
 The Totem Air Service is now making unscheduled direct flights from Sitka to Seattle with PBY converted to passenger service by he Los Angeles Air Motive Con- oany. A section of seats has been made removable to provide space 'or air freight Flight time between Seattle and Sitka is approximately six hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
SONG SHATTERED
 TECHMiC0L0R HIT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Do You Love Me" 20th Century Foxs gay, splashed Techni- color musical hit starring Maureen OHara, Dick Haynes and Harry James at the goth Century Thea tre was produced and directed by two of the entertainment worlds most famous names-George Jes- sel and Gregory Ratoff and flooi- ed with the tuneful bilhance of four new sure-fire song hits.
 Do You Lcve Me is being jubilantly acclaimed as a rare and exhilarating musical treat.
 Brimful of high hilarity, excit- ing romance and melodic delight, the film tells the story of the men and music in the life of a beau- tiful girls whose glamour is smoth-
 cred by staid, small-town re- stictions until trip to New YQlk brings her cheek to-cheek with a grooming bobby-socks idol and wolfisl, trumpet-blowing bandleader.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

William Rodenberg has resigned his position with the Northland Transportation Company and &C., cepted a position with the Standard Oil Company in Ketchikan. After five and a half years residence in Sitka, MT. and Mrs. Rodenberg and their children, Billy and Nancy, will leave in two weeks. Their home on Etolin Street, at the end of Finn Alley, is for sale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Larry Freeburn. former Manager )f the Pyramid Fisheries here, and low associated with the West Coast Airlines, arrived in Sitka last week 1n combined business and pleasure trip. He was joined by his son Billy who hes been visiting Wally Ganty in Hoonah. They returned to their nome in Seattle via Totem Air Serv- ice on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Frank Herrick arrived Thurs lay via PA from Cruckston, Minn., so visit her sisters, Mrs. w. C.. Charteris and Mrs. Charles Peter son. She will be joined by her eld- est son, Jim, who is on 30-day leave from service with the submarine sender service of the. Navy, before returning to their home in two weeks.
 Neil Andersen flew to Juneau Fri lay to meet his son and daughter, Wake and Lucia, who are expected to arrive in Juneau today after a summers visit with their grand mother, Mrs. Maud Wakefield, in Seattle.
 Mrs. Art Hedges and son Gerald .eturned to Juneau Friday after two weeks visit at the home of her brother and family, MT. and Mrs. Gay Holland. Many social events were given in honor of Mrs Hedges turing her visit.
 Bert Strom, son of MT. and Mrs. Trygve Strom, returned Thursday from Petersburg where he had spent several weeks with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Heinie Dahl.
 Mrs. Harvey Brown and infant son returned by plane Tuesday from two weeks visit in Seattle.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Barnas, faculty members of Sitka High School, returned with their infant son Jimmy, from summers visit with relatives in the Middle West.
 Guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hagen and MT. and Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Mrs. Neil Andersen entertained at a bridge party Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Art Hedges. Two tables were played during the cve- ming, high score being won by Mrs. Louise Hansen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks and daughter Caroline returned last weekend from a summers visit in Long Beach, Calf, where MT. Weeks attended summer session at the Uni- versity of Southern California. MT. Weeks is director of religious &C., tivities at Mt. Edgecumbe School.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Plans for the Elks' Purple Bubble Ball are underway with all elected and appointiye officers making the arrangements.
 The Elks are also planning a series of card parties for the winter sea son. In charge of arrangements are Ted Kettleson, Dr. H. J. Hodgins, w. w. Knight, Neil Andersen and Roy Avrit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hagen and MT. and Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Mir and Mrs. Joseph Barnas, faculty members of Sitka High School, returned with their infant son Jimmy, from a summers visit with relatives in the Middle West.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Arriving by plane Wednesday from their home in Omaha, Neb., were MT. and Mrs. Steve Howard to spend a month visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Keith Snowden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25
WELCOME SAILOR.

Q eessssssssss .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-25

Mrs. Art Hedges was honor gues: at bridge party given by her sis ter-in-law, Mrs. Gay Holland, on Wednesday afternoon. Ten ladies were present. Mrs. Neil Anderson winning first prize.
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WANTED Cont. }

PLUMBERS BRASS, scrap iron. scrap cop
paio WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO,
SIR III s non 6y w Al So iron and
steel 81 per 100 pounds; auto batteries,
81 80 each; house rags. 81 per 100 pounds,
delivered to our warehouse. Highest prices
paid for scrap iron. scrap metals. house
d 5sSs and auto you canno
US. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO.. 215
L St S.w.. DI. SCOT.
SCRAP IRON WANTED-scrap iron and
steel, 81 per 100 pounds: auto batteries,
81 so ea.; house rags. So per 100 pounds.
delivered to our warehouse. Highest prices
pair pair for scrap iron. metals, house RAGS and
JUNK CO. saa6 aserrl nnG ave. nv NV. Ap.
sEWiNG MAcHINEs-we buy all types;
STOVES AND IcEB Ell IAN any kind dor or
size: also furniture. ACME FURNITURE
Ws sg3HE co 2ss ST. ma sts $685.
b ss1 washers for parts and
WASHING MACHINES. any size, any
make; also washers for parts: also lawn
mowers. AT. zoos. 81
WANTED-Better grade of household fur
niture, antiques and office furniture. MA.
5529: evenings. GE. 6447.
saTs.. rie;s,hTss, figures. old tevelry
I4th and g sts.I IE. so7s.
cash prices for your old gold, silver. watch
}ESsF S fiSpi aS sts T f14 5 sai
Plymouth Phone HO 3l19 -27
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FARM and GARDEN.

TOPSoIL. I'LL dirt. sand and road gravel.
blue stones, washed gravel, for sale BY the
load sH: 51lO. FIR 1878. 81
F. MARcucc1o. Route A. HorneFs lane.
GARDEN GARDEN TRAcToRs N0s and e eefe
ySpr lSS sN g make q.
TRAcfoRs ' and everything for the farm
trucks, trailers; must be sold in 80 days;
new. owner. IA. 2190. after 8. o.
GOOD BANK RUN, gravel and cinders for
s sOaas sT sF and PbeD. and
soToTfkLER0You o operat sf 1t. we deliver
rates on longer periods. HosAcK. Falls
s sRRSws ssss5S PLANTS, all varieties msG
2 Hshton B eMd3 sssle colesV'ile' Nd Can
JUST observation-disclosures & Roth Garden
King tractors with cultivators. plows and
a feas BAR met ssn censsy ssh 81
RoToTnEERs NOW AvAiLABLE-Ths
Tor Reconsideration. scHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
f 1a Gs,NEs FIHsasms Rsss d.nss
green can be quickly obtained at this par
ticular season Leading authorities high
ly advocate now as the very best season
Of the year. Wondersro. special seed and
factory results When in need Of better
pool, outdoor freplaces. walks, walls. steps,
terraces, porches, driveweyS, fences, rail-
ings, guttering, drainage, waterproofiEg
call IL 1925 for free estimate. 20.
American box, 1 to s it., So to $72. Call
Glebe 0603 evenings. 2Ts
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RooAs Observation-Disclosures.

r / ave; $40 mo. Apt. 4, End f., pc.
ssI eth ST. N.E.-Double room, twin beds,
also single room for girl, s25. FIR. 1857.
MASTER BEDROOM, pvt; bath, twin beds;
2 s smpl is saslsS i7o AP So47 ,- S9s
Rs%Ss; sI5,s s4Ss ns.,,
s a5n pq,S, a6., with r. F eSa water
for 2 girls; twin beds closets, next to
and washer: SO week MI. 84sl.
IA YOU ST. N.E.-Front room, twin beds,
t p nf re- $780, H So s stsr
LINCOLN PARK-Larse, cool double. nicely
furnished front bedroom, clothes closets.
sfs 1th ST. N.E.-2-room housekeeping
apt, semiprivate bath employed couple
1 VIZ. IN. STATION and Sen. on. Blds:-
Beautiful. double and single sleeping
quiet nsshsG1aNod n sxee an5S
a si1s':' klsDo%s; newly painted sssE suit
II9 4th ST. N.E.-Newly furn. single rm.,
conven. Mt: Pleasant carline; gentleman
S s1s rE N sssGi AVE. NE-pbi les Tm
with twin beds. next bath; will rent sEle
sSSf sHad erT THasr sR sse
for q man or couple; all home privileges.
e eaSasi s6ter D'R FIo XII Ave-
Employed couple All privileges and re-
frigerator. TR. 929S. -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, few va
sE sss In ss Sssu and
ise, ish St s. Aye furnished
s sss for ag rdo in ms meals DEys bath
fEXScLusISE CLEAN HOME for young men
and women: outstanding. good food. and
s s1. w pe Sc s sssr0undns' sols
share rms; students invited; near near down. gnoo
CONGENIAL HOME for girls: large double
ssse bath a' zoos MAS Mass. On" ave- 60 n~' 60
81 alst ST. N.w.-oentleman. room and
breakfast walking distance Govt. buildings
WI WfrR Re eotoNES NJ ch6s. s6ss st.
refined old Georgetown; vacancy for Gov
eminent and professional women; comfort
able rooms, good home-cooked food; SIS.
sooD = HOME e. and car. for elderly Is lsay
E IafRas Fl boGsIE ROOM, twin beds, ava AVAIL
able now; sS4 each. Phone Adams sos4
SINGLE a. soos s., II r. sss with ysh
Lovely Room with porch. large closet
n np .s se bath. for gentleman: breakfast
1Ios 18th ST. N.w-sinxls room. also
semipriyate bath. $50 mo-; bsmt. DOUBLE,
c csssfEe Risa e. AND nj CHARMING rooms
and excellent meals at King-Smith School
through September preschool days, by the
and streetcsrs. No. s5as. 2s:
gle WILLOW AVE, TAX. PIX. MD. Have
room with porch; completely furn.. with
meals; women only, Call after s. 81. fl4l.
1925 18th s. N.W.-The Marietta. love-
y for ladies' running TsseF
board, go
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AVIATION.

SEABEE. Al cond. Low time. Must
$685., Baltimore. Nd. 80
CESSNA 40. privately owned. for sale;
away radio. metal prop, landing lights,
perfect condition; will sacrifice for immed
IN MODERN FLYING CIRCLES, the word
is, don't overhaul-exchange!" Liberal al
lowance on your old engine for new one
on Continental Exchange Plan. Flat, rate
change over service IN one day available.
Cont. engines and parts, Willard batteries
(auto and air. General tires. Delivery
service COASTAL AVIATION CORP. 447
Calvert ave; Alsxsndris, oV. ,2063. --6
nounce to its many friends and customers
the staff addition Of Dan B: jacques. vice
its new Offices and warehouse at AT Cal
vert ave, Alex G. miles south OF Wash,
on U. 8. ID, OV. 2063. 80
STINSON Voyager, model 10, excellent con-
dition: must sell: no reasonable offer re-
fused. TIE 5412. i
ERCOUPE 1915. IS hours. perfect; will
demonstrate; extra equipment; privately
owned: $3.50. Woodley 5s1s. ~
lens. alt: perfect condition: best offer. Can
2IoB-R after & pm -2S
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BoardinE. bath
champion cookers at stud. TO 6 ,isa
sa4e resapsrv Gssa tenn.s
indoor Kennels with private outside shaded
ms long.tsEm oS yates; . pickup xs sHS O.
aR saEss'Si KRoss Kennels, boarding all
breeds: groominE and bathing; cocker
s:HdS an paPi Ea5ff DoGs puppies
a ey AsFa5 cp s GssaeSn
<. 5. R1NbsES, coiesviiie, Nd Nd. Silver
sgFinEsI fiS syLL PUPS tsm.ls,. 3 MOI.
c StS kk ff PHPpiEs, BLACK reasonable
a axe 5sss,sssd ss aff rhE Ekc
ssieMAgp s,.si SSow s1so sarnssvills. Nd.
shsR ssst ' ssols:vi Se'' "a
SSA Tis sPiTAnNF e Gsss puppies by cham
Box 1913, Richmond. Va. Phone AGA 10
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. o weeks old;
able. en-. 6e7a. 37ls 4sh ST. north. al Ar
s sEfSIinaroN TERROR ruPrEEs-.Lars-
and Dixon line. These champion bred
puppies shown by appointment only Call
UN 4131 or Brandywine 1854. Not shown
Sunday on Labor Day week end. HEC-
KLEBiRNIE KENNELS, Brandywine. Md;
BOxERS-Pups. OF quality, Axe reg.
ft WINS, bripdles. males and females. Alex
poBERMAN PINscHERs-Pupoies and
older dogs of the finest blood line: hand
some pets and excellent watch dogs; $50
to $50; below cost; only to good homes.
No dealers: Tel. 35o-w-1. Fairfax va;ma6
AIREDALE, year-old male. Axe regis
tered; ideal family pet and watchdog
Come see him. L. H. HARRIS Terrace
ct, ne. between 217 and 219 A SITS. mel
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, pedigreed male,
one yr.; from line of champions. registered
Axe; reasonable. OK. 1905 or MI. 1889.
CHIHUAHUAs, thorougbred Mexican, 2
months old: 22le st. NV. 2s,
viii make good hunter. oxford ISL ss
sIAMEsE KITTENS. Seal Point, well bred.
intelligent. afieetionate; wonderful pets
MONT NJ q e6o6 MY ANIMAL sHELrIR 3ss
fine dogs Tor pets; price, 50. Adopt . dog
and save . life." 81. 51s3. Open ga.