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Evening star., 1951-05-04
HouSES-SALE-MD. Cont,

GREENWICH FOREST AREA-Lo.
Gated in one of the finest suburban
sections of Washington is this brick
Colonial center hall; z rooms. ga
baths; stairs to flooTed attic; full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h., 2-car att. gar
Situated on nearly " acre of lovely
$50 for quick sale. To inspect, call
OR. 004S It'll 8 pm. REALTY
BROKERS. INC. 55O6 Conn. ave.
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ONE or THE FEW

Homes one can find that combine
that rare combination Of settled.
mature, spacious charm without
sacrificing location and modern con-
veniences. This 2-story Dutch has
grown more gracious and dignified
with time. It's interior is immacu-
late and in good taste. Center
entrance with liv. rm, and screened
veranda on one side; dining rm.;
kitchen and breakfast rm. on the
other. UPSTAIRS are 3 bedrms. (2
twins) and 2 tile baths. Complete
bsmt.; built-in garage. Oil INV
heating system. Well-kept lawn.
115x117.- There can be no SUBJ
Stitute for this value, S33, 500
Shown by app't. only. Call OW
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SILVER SPRING-Cape Cod. center
entrance, lge. liv. rm. with liv. porch.
!amily-siZe din. rm., kit. with break
fast rm., "a bath; second floor 3 bed
rms. with bath; recr. rm. in bsmt !;
nice lot with built-in garage and
outdoor fireplace: lovely home and in
q beautiful section. S. & L. REALTY
Co. SH. 1141; if no answer. SH.
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Listed below are 3 lovely homes,
among others, In nearby Prince
Georges County.
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EXCELLENT BUY
Close-in Arlington. 3-bedroom brick
home, built-in garage, gas hot-water
neat; 2 blocks from transportation
at only $l5,950. ASK-US REALTY
CO. GIL. 1852, OK. 1859. 4
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ROSEMARY HTTJS

der der rm Gn.ch tiled ed bsmt. psia oor, porcR o~
real buy at $4,000. Ewes, EN-.
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" ACRE. WOODED
EOVELY WHITF BRICK

LOVELY WHITE BRICK
Featuring center entrance, approx
2l-ft. liv; rm;; with stone fireplace;
banuuet-size dining rm.: 1st-fl. bed
rm. and full tile bath. Upstairs, Q
very. lge. bedrms. and End bath
Kitchen is equipped, and arranged
for ef1cient working Complete
bsmt. Det. Lear garage Only 90
neighborhood of suburban homes.
At S19;750 it's q bargain. See for
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LUXURY HOME
Rambler of Endearing
Beauty

ARLINGTON FOREST
Brick Colonial in this very popular
community. Liv. rm., din rm, kit. !;
3 bedrms. and bath up; full bsmt. !;
oil heat
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HoUsEs-sALE-vA. tcau..)

ALL ON ONE FLOOR-Two bedrms
and bath. liv. rm. with flrepl.. din
rm., kit. full bsmt.: gas h.-wh.;
garage; lot 100x100. GOODMAN
REALTY GIL 265q "a
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Brick Bungalow
Original Owner

3,year-old, 2-bedrm.; large L-shaped
llv. rm., newly dec; compiete
youngstown kit, Venetian blinds,
tile bath. radiant heat, exp. attic
excel. closets, incl. large walk in
nnen closet; lovely lot; estab. neigh
oorhood:, nearby Md; bus at door;
near schools and shopping, Oniy
S3.5O0 cash. Assume lonR-term
mortgage. S65 per mo-, incl int
and taxes. AP. 2307 any time. q
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KENWOOD

Beautiful home in this restricted
subdivision. Large living room, din
ing room, buffers pantry, break
fast room, sun room, 3 exceptionally
large bedrooms, 2 baths, sun deck
Kitchen contains latest in electrical
large lot. In new-house condition
and tastefully decorated. Possession
with title. Priced to include car
pets and drapes, which are Of finest
quality, S6S,500. For appointment
to inspect. call Mrs. Creighton
KENNEDY CHAMBERLIN DE-
XELoPMENT CO.. WI. 1850 or
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NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
Children? 3 bedrms.. full bsmt. with
ralk,in entr. $14,75O. 4ha mi. from
PblStrict b line. 800 It. from main
nv nws J.v Gan c6 Dylion' UN. 1926, night
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GI-$500 DOWN

s52.S5 MO. PLUS TAXES, INSUR.
rwo-bedrm. bungalow; living rm.;
kit; large expandable attic; gas a.-c,
heat; large lot; eonv located
WA. $685., UN. 1866. q
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ExANDR1A's HOUSE OF MERIT
The Lafayette House was built in
the early 18th century and was
known as the. most elegant house,.
Its perfect restoration and modern
ization retains its elegance while IL
brings added INABILITY and charm
From its brick arched basement
through its distinctive three stories
you are "satisfied'' with the right
ness" Of it all. The original Fan
Door" and hall arch. fine hanging
stair and high ceilings are features
typical OF the architecture of the
period-nothing finer has been pro-
duced. Truly a handsome, iignified
house hanked by terrace and garden.
Photographic available-inspection by
appointment. Call Miss Hill or Mrs.
Mark, Decatur 4101, once hours;
Emerson 0SS1. evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st. NV. Washington. DC.
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HOME
Is Where the Heart Is

Is Where the Heart Is
Really a practical suburban house,
ideal for growing family with active
children. Close to main hwy, yet
quiet and private. Brick prewar home
ni,S. mas 1st5floor hS bedrms;. tile, bath;
up: Material on site to finish a
4th bedrm. Liv. rm.: dining "L''
with fiush-type fireplace: equipped
Kitchen: full bsmt.; attached ga
rage: Ideal. high 1H-acre lot
S21 800 with substantial cash Call
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SUIuANr
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
81 500 down on lovely 2-bedroom
bungalow situated lust / block from
elementary school. Features equipped
kitchen, oil &C. heat, large fence d
lot. Assume 4eo financing with low
monthly payments. Bus and shop
ping convenient,
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BEI,I,EMEADE
CAPITOL HEIGHTS

Here is a nice house only a stones
throw from all the noise of the city,
yet situated in q suburban setting,
immaculate white bungalow with
extra lot. Recently decorated. Built
IN garage; New h;:w. heating plant.
only S10,950. Vacant. $4,000 down.
OIL. 6574, or MI, 1928, -
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: S1O,75O
S15,950
CHEVFRIY
peter j. hagan
CAME TRUE

1906 Rhode Island Ave. Brentwood.
UN. S5s5. WA. 1857; Open till g.
YOUR DREAM CAME TRUE
Your dream cottage has been your
quest for a. long time. A lovable
place. to call your own. This coy
2-bedrm. home will bring your
search to its end. S3,20O is all
you need to move in and assume
the AZ loan at only S73. per month
FINCHAM & CO REALTORS. UN
1888, ewes AP, 4671.
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JUST WAITING

For you! Yes, just waiting for youl A
''Hill-topper. New. white 3-bedrm.
home all on floor and featuring
excellent. kitchen equipment, storage
space, plus large lot. $12,95O with
$1,000 cash Be cool and comfortable
this summer. Call OW. 5000.
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LARGE FAMII.Yo

A1A1tOL T AMID
see TINS comfortable 3-bedrm. bunRa-
low In Carmody Hills. EQUIP. Iii
IulI bSmt;, h.-wh. Large lot. AS.
sumo Gl loan Priced $40. 500, only
SSii30oo down. COX g. CO.. UN.
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RAMBLER-$23, 900
ROCK CREEK FOREST
Full bsmt. with paneled recr. rm.,
picture window and outside entrance;
attractive liv. rm.. din. rm.. very
large kitchen with disposal. dish
washer, auto. washing machine and
dryer. This 3-bedroom rambler is
less than one year old and In new
house condition
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
nD OooR t;lI n mr. A
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Bike Slogan: Look, Nom, No Accidents!

as cars helps to avoid the risk of
head-on collisions; follow a
straight line, single file, close to
curb, without swerving.
Save the super speed, stunts
and practice for vacant streets,
empty lots; If you do, the slow
down may save you from a fast
ambulance ride.
Park your bike in a secure place
off the street. To find it smashed,
by the car of a driver who did
not even see 1t while backing up,
can smash your heart, too. For
protection against theft register
your bicycle at a police station;
otherwise, chances are small that
you will ever get it back If it's
stolen.
FINALLY: Don't try to catch
a tow, riding your bike while
pulled by a scooter or car. Be
on the alert for careless motorists;
don't expect the best of bikes to
see or think for you! Watch out
for the car drivers who think it
lis smart to swerve cars at bikes,
especially around schools and on
narrow streets. That's enough to-
Ifrighten any timid or awkward
lpedal-pusher into an accident!
IN ORDER to RIDE WELL, IN
PERFECT CONTROL AND BAL
ANCE, these techniques are rec
commended by Hans Ohrt, world
expert on cycling who started
winning his first championships in
his late teens:
Skip the vise-grip. Don't squirm
|or twist. Relax. Pedal in rhythm j,
ball Of foot on pedals for balance ;,
pedal hard, with smooth rhythmic
movements. Don't try to regain
balance by leaning in the opposite
direction. Learn to sit easily, for
one Of the few active sports which
can give you plenty of exercise
sitting down! Ride skillfully;
that's the best bike-guard against
|mishap!
Evening star., 1951-05-13
By Kite TurmeII

It's bike-time. Accident-time
unless an estimated 18 millior
American cyclists continue to be
on guard. In early teens. 1t i.
past time to outgrow the Look
Nom, no hands" stunts of child.
hood, in order to be able to boast
Look, Nom, no accidents" which
is something to brag about at any
age.
Thanks to safety campaigns
bicycling is becoming less dan
gerous, although there are more
in use. yearly. According to Met
|Iropolitan Life studies, accident
and fatality rates have dropped
Let's keep that rolling In the right
direction!
Now. seyen-eighths of all fatali-
ties result from collisions between
bicycles and motor vehicles. Most
of the remainder are from falls,
Boys under 10 run the most risk.
The two fatal faults" are: Cd
Swerving or cutting in front of
cars. (2) Lack of caution in COM
ing out of or turning, into drive
ways.
To check your safety courtesy
score, as a cyclist, answer yes or
no to the following questions. then
double check correct answers. Of
you are past the bike-stage, you
can help to safeguard others by
trying out this quick quiz on
younger people In your family or
lneighborhood.)
WHEN YOU RIDE A BICYCLE,
lDO YOU USUALLY:
/. Share the ride, on a bicycle
built for one? YES? NO? 2. Use
hand signals as in car-driving,
for stops and turns? 8. Travel
Iagainst traffic, toward the cars
heading your way? 4. Watch for
parked cars, pass parallel, allow
ling plenty of room for a car door
to swing out? 5. Race down steep
grades; speed on open highways
or in traffic? 6. Walk your bike
across crowded intersection? Z.
Park your bike in the street. or
against the curb in an insecure
position? 8. Wear light or bright
clothing? Check lights and brakes
regularly? Make double-sure that
Evening star., 1951-05-13

they are in working order and
that you are extra-careful after
dark?
Now check your answers. Natu-
rally. NO is right for Answers /
3, S. Z. YES is right for Answers
2, 4. 6, 8. If you were correct on
more than four, you are above
average. more bike-power to you!
If you did not answer NO to /
3, 5 and Z. here are some tips
from safety specialists:
To ride double. on a single
bike, is q poor risk. It's hard to
steer, balance and see, If some
Evening star., 1951-05-13

ones perched on your handle
bars. To pedal standing up. with
Ianother in the single seat, is
against the law In some areas,
unsafe anywhere.
To travel in the same direction
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28
FALL ACTIVITIES cont

two new departmo nts on- campus, Wi ldlifo Manage ment and Elec trical En- Igineering, have both be gun vary Well with a It otal of 22 ma jors and Il2 ma jors rospoc tive ly. Tho graduate department in Vi ildlife, Whi ch open- lod for re search and work It oWard a mn ter's dogroo Hast year, hes a capa- c ity enrolment of 5 and Ind to refuse further Implications moro than b month boforo tho opon- ing of the Univorsi ity. As is usual with 2 school which spocializos in the scientific and engineering fiel Ids, tho pnivorsi ity of Alaska has more mon than Womon stu honts; however, the pro- portion is not so unba T. hnced as it has boon in f ormor years since tho ro Pre Q moro 2.5 mon for bach woman attending this fall.
 The inc oming freshman c lass has mainta inod it's traditional nune rical B superiority and is the largest class on-campus !, hnd this yoar, for the
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28
FATHER PASSES

Mr. J. R. Mi tchell, father of Mrs. Clair Stock and Ocie Mi itchell, both of Pa lmor, died at his home in Ke lso, Wa slr ingt on early this week.
 Mrs. Stock and Mr. Mi tchell flow to Wash 1ngton on Monday to at tend the funera l.
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28

Clarence Bell, croap- cry manager, returned t, work on Monday. Mr. Bol has boon hunt ing moose and caribou.
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28

Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Lo Due and Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Niomann and daughters Robin and Terry Lu, wore dinnor guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tetors on Saturday evon- ing of last t week. The evening was spont in viewing s lidos taken by Mrs. Te tors on her trip to Europe.
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28

Fa len Crites also re- turnCd on Monday, having d33ided to tako but one t--- on -QQGG
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28
EXTENSION NETIS c con't

Johnson, Glodyce Burro Il Dorothy Anderson, Gene vieve Moffitt, olava Roe tman, Mary Lou Lash brook and Ho len Critos.
 Tho evening was spent cutting stone Is and do ing crayon designs on text i los.
 first timo in many years the senior class far out numbers tho junior. 44 S sonio ors have returned, to 20 juniors this year.
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28
ERIK SUBDIVISION LOTS FOR SALE
 See C.C. ERIK

List your property wi tn MD. SNODGRASS for quick sale. Office in home on Lower Bai ley Hill Street, West of Lumber Yar I'd.
The Valley settler., 1951-09-28

2 room house, Bai ley Subdt vi ision; $4O per month, furni shed. See c. Ede lnlan in Co-op off,
The echo., 1951-08-01
County Agent Notes

~o~-~N ro+t,o farmers can
49,. i a. -a.r.nt and stnl
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y 49,. -,, ~, a,,+ of bibo,.ratto,
CV' - 49, 49, oo,,,r,ro+o ror
..,.- '-.. IL ,,T,ood il inc Good
t...I5 ~ 10 lroseod ,,i+b 2oO
~ 90 - - ~,-,,o5 for+i1;7or 70
!, ~ T. fia15, u,boro needed
~ ~ 80 - ,,.;n, 5o ,o,,,,5s Of no+asb
- 49, aoro rf NODDED eide dress
with 80 to 45 pounds OF nitrogen to
the acre,
mi, ,.1,,,+ ,,,,,-+ 5o,,o enough
-. . el.. L+.,,a,ro y, +1,o ,,1o,,+ he
l,,., }7ll- ava ~ 20 sido dress oarlI,
- $50 .f -. oo4+oo ,o1ooo o,,,,
The echo., 1951-08-01

BOIL WEEvIL CONTROL: Wee
wills are showing up in damaging
numbers in the hill area of the state.
The extremely dry weather delayed
the emergence of weevils from hiber-
nation; however, the recent rains
have brought them out in large num-
bers.
The best insurance against boil
weevil damage is to poison all cot
ton that is beginning to square if
weevils are found in the fields.
Remember, all weevils killed in
older cotton means less weevi1s that
viii migrate to younger cotton later
in the season.
F. L. Thames,
Negro County Agent
The echo., 1951-08-01
~New.Notes
In Cook a

y Quick and easy, hearty ana
substantial too, are dumplingt
made Quick-as-a-wink with pack
aged biscuit mix and dropped int
canned chicken soup, brought "a
che boiling point Cover tightly and
steam about Is minutes.
W For the maximum In chick en-
flavor, sprinkle Accent (purs
monosodium glutamate) inside the
bird before stuffing, and use Q
little in the bread stuffing Itself
1t brings out those wonderful
chicken f1avors.
:" Spanish as a serape is chics.
en-, cut in pieces and Drowned first
then slow-baked with rice, canned
tomatoes, green peppers ard
minced garlic.
Leftover cooked chicken, not
enough to make another meat.
stretches to six good servings when
made into a baked chicken loaf
ANY once-cooked meat regains its
full, natural flavor when pura
monosodium glutamate is used in
Its second preparation.
= Try curried "baste" for a
roast stuffed chicken. Combine u
cup melted butter or margarine,
a teaspoon dry mustard, table
snoon Worcestershire sauce, tea.
s. on salt, l to teaspoons currf
powder Rrush over chicken ana
use to b. e OEce or twice during
the roasting, y-as
The echo., 1951-08-01
Correct Addresses

Since this is the beginning Of the
New Year, we would like to start
off right. If you have changed your
address, please se-d all necessary in
formation to the office in order that
we might correct our mailing list
Secretary
The echo., 1951-08-01
Shuhuia News

Lodge 278 met at HOO with A
gent VIM. Kinslow Mr. Kinslow in
stalled the officers and lectured to
the lodge.
w. E. Edwards, President.
P M. Hose, Sec.
The echo., 1951-08-01

READING, PA.-E. Elwood Nc
Cleish, former chief economist Of
the Department of Commerce, 5
only one of many business men
who admits that his automobile )
rushed into the garage if it coughs
or has a little rattle, while he sell
dom goes to the doctor, even the
cculist. despite headaches or OIL
symptoms Of poss BILE i'll health he
campers his car and negdects the
care Of his body In that respect
he IS like thousands of other "a n,
i2T Of whom have uncorrected de-
fective vision
When middle age catches up with
the busy business man and his aras
get too short to enable him t. read
telephone numbers, me is forced
do something to help his eyes 90
close work
In az states whore raady-to-wear,
inexpensive reading glasses can ne
bought in variety ores, the easy
wy Tor help far ted eyes IS 20
80 to q five and time s.qce AID
pick out a pair If glasses Ply trv-
Ing on few pair. the buyer can
easily decide which spectacles he p
him the most. More than 3o0,0G4.-
0D0 pairs Of reaty.to year reading
6 asses have beer made bv ore
company and sod 10 th,s 0av and
medical men repor. .ael 40 one has
e er been harmed by wearing TIN.
Vps Of glasses.
The echo., 1951-08-01
Statistical Report

The following is the statistical re-
ort Of the local lodges. If this re-
port does not tally with your records
please notify the office This re-
port was complied August 1, 1851
Seward seaport record., 1951-11-30
LEGAL NOTICE

US. Department of the Inferior Bureau of Land Management Land Office. Anchorage. Alaska NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Ralph R. Harris, has made appli cation for a homeSite. Anchor age Serial 01466O, under the act of May 26, 1894 (49 Stat 8O9) for Lot 1, Plat of U. s. Survey No 2524, containing 191 acres, Slaughter Creek Group of Home sites, situated on right bank of Kenai River about 12 mile east erly of Cooper Landing, Alaska, latitude SO 30' 1O' N. longitude 149' 48 ", and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchor age, Alaska
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men toned land should file their ad- verse claim in the local land of flee. Anchorage, within the pc riod of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 GEORGE A. LINGO.
 Manager First Publication Oct 12, 1851 Last Publication Dec. ', 1851 24-Hour Service-Northern Cab
 Main 54 or Main 55
Seward seaport record., 1951-11-30
NOTICE OF BUBLIC HEARING
 File No. 9-50-OO4-lOl

Alaska Aeronautics and Com
 munications Commission. Di-
 vision of Aeronautics. Anchor age. Alaska.
 In the matter of the adoption of airport zoning regulations for SELDOVIA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
 at SELDOVIA, Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that the Director of Aeronautics, Alaska AeronauticS and Com municationS Commission, will conduct a public hearing to be held at 1000 A M on the 7th day of December, 1851, at Room POP, Glover Bldg, in the City of An chorage, Alaska, at which time and place parties in interest and citizens shall have the oppor- tunlty to be present and to be heard in reference to the estab llshment of the boundaries of the airport hazard area, the vari OuS zones to be established, and the regulations to be adopted IiieA NAoi, dpp>1 leiIillilS u lIlC SeldoVla Municipal Airport at SeloovIa, Alaska, as provided by the Alaska Airport Zoning Act, Chapter 12, Session Laws of Alaska 1851. All maps, plats, and regulations proposed for adop tion may be examined in the of flee of the Director of Aero nautics, Room POP, Glover Build ing, Anchorage, Alaska or in Office of the U. S. Commissioner at Seldovia, Alaska
 Dated at Anchorage, Alaska, this 17th day of November, 1851.
 C.. s. SCHWAMM.
 Director of Aeronautics,
 Alaska Aeronautics and
 Communications
 Commission.
 Nov. 23,3O, '5l
Seward seaport record., 1951-11-30
MORE ABOUT Mofor Vehicles
Continued from Page

Continued from Page D ance of Certificates of Registra- tion and Title a Temporary Per init Deptax NV 158), good for thirty days, may be issued pro Viding the license and title fees are paid.
 License plates for the year 1852 will be placed on sale at the City Hall in Seward Decem- Der IS, 1851.
Seward seaport record., 1951-11-30
LEGAL NOTICE

U. 5. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Gordon Anthony Stoddard, en- tryman, together with his wit neSSes, Dale David Doner and Amos s. Hostetter, all of Anchor Point, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his homestead en- try, Anchorage serial No. O16899 for the NEANWl4, S12NWA Sec. 12 T. s. R. IS w. Seward M., containing 120 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office in Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days there after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate is sued.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Manager First Publication Nov. 30, 1851 Last Publication Dec. 28, 1851
Seward seaport record., 1951-11-30

k E. BAUAIGARTNER, Ad- mlnlstrator of the Estate or AR THUR H. NESS, deceased, haV- ing presented t0 this Court and 1lIed nereln his verified petition, in due form of law, praying tor an order for the sale ot all the real property and all the person al property of said ARTHUR ii. NESS, deceased, for the purpose therein set forth, and it appear ing to this Court, by said Peti- ton, that it would be for the advantage, benefit and best in tereSt or said Estate, and those interested therein, to sell the whole ot the real estate, and that it is necessary to sell the whole of the personal property to pay the debts outstanding agalnst said ARTHUR H. NESS, de ceased, and the debts, expenses and charges of administration,
 TT IS THEREFORE HEREBY ORDERED by this Court, that all persons interested in the Estate of said deceased appear before said Court on the 3lst day of December, 1851, at 10 am, at the office of the United States Commissioner in Seward, Alaska, TO SHOW CAUSE why an order should not be granted to said Administrator to sell the whole of the real estate and the whole of the personal property of said deceased, at public sale, and that a copy of this order be posted in the post office at Sew ard, Alaska, and at two other public places, and by publica- tion for period of not less than four weeks in the Seward Sea port Record,
 The real property sought to be sold is: Lots Thirty-nine (39) and Forty (4O) in Block Sixteen Q6). original toWnsite Seward; and the personal property is list cd in the Inventory filed in this Court and Matter.
 DATED this 27th November, 1851.
 ANNA E. SOUTHARD, (SeaD Probate Judge
 Nov. 3O-Dec. 2, l4.21, '51
 Lei your children ride 10 school in a warm Northern Cab.
 Phone Main 54 or Main 55