CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
BALMAT REALTY
338 4th Ave.
Phone MAIN 132
nice 3-room house, modern, on
: 100 lot. Only $3750 on terms.
ment building. Good furnace,
■am heat. Four lots. Sound in
itment for rent rooms. Apart
nts or use as warehouse. Price
sonable. One-fourth down.
:s in city. 30x100. Lots and
eage at Mile 3Vj. Terms.
.'e two clients. Need two-bed
m home. Pay from $2000 to
30 cash down.
T WITH US FOR PROMPT,
COURTEOUS SERVICE
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
PLYMOUTH. Radio and heat
other accessories. $2200 cash.
W. Carlson, Box 365. 24-28p
CHEVROLET 4-door sedan,
it No. 41, Housing Area, eve
»gs. 22-26p
MERCURY SEDAN. Plu^ne
rfield 127, or inquire 208 1st
enue. 22tfc
.NTED — TO BUY OR RENT
LL HOUSE, furnished. John
skinen. Box 230, Seward.
22-24p
WANTED — TO BUY
FORD STATION WAGON.
11 Garfield 4, or see at Jesse
? Home. I7tfc
BETTER USED CARS and
cks, call Hamilton's Garage,
dison 66 32^fc
REAL ESTATE
-ROOM HOUSE, modern!
DO cash. 217 7th Ave. Mad. 22.
103tfc
SPECIAL SERVICES ~
NSED CARE for children by
. week, or month. Mrs. E. A.
dry, 244 First Ave. 18tfc
EAVING: Burns, moth holes,
■s, etc. Mail to Campbell's,
c 324, Seward. 9-tfc
* COSMETICS. B. Kearns,
l Madison 48. 94tfc
delivered io your doorstep,
ne Garfield 50. Seward Dairv.
lOOtfc
j FOR SALE
HR HEATER, American Sun
ie. oil. Good condition. Call
ms 37. 211 fc
rOR RENT
HE SPACE. Ray Building.
17tfr
S’tLE — MISCELLANEOUS
TRIC STOVE. '] > cot, arm
r. 3 odd chairs. kitchen step
r. two Coleman camp stoves,
truer hot plate; also ehild’s
ichair. vasjon. Phone Garfield
or inquire 203 1st Ave.
24tfc
!TCA\ SUN FI.AME op wafer
er with stove jack, readv to
.11 Good condition. Only $35.
Adams 37. 24tfc
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
Real Estate For SALE
Nice 3-room house on 3 lots.
Two-bedroom house, full base
ment. new floor furnace. $4,500.
Two 3-room houses at Cooper
Landing. One has 3.35 acres
patented land.
JOHrl P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
4th & Adams Main 238
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the applications of Kenai Scenic
Bus Lines and Kenai Peninsula Bus
Lines Inc., before the Alaska Bus
Transportation Commission for Cer
tificates of Public Convenience and
Necessity over the routes herein
after described, have been set for
hearing at Juneau, Alaska, on the
15th day of September, 1951. at
10:00 o’clock A. M.; that at such
hearing the Commission will con
sider the proceeding brought on its
own motion to either amend the
Certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity of the Matanuska
Valley Lines Inc. on a non-exclu
sive basis or revoke it entirely; and
thaj all persons, firms, corporations
and associations interested in ob
taining authority to furnish bus
transportation o\er said routes are
required to file with the Alaska
Bus Transportation Commission at
Juneau, Alaska, their applications,
together with tariffs and schedules
in accordance with the rules and
regulations of the Commission, at
least twenty (20> days before the
above mentioned date, and to in
tervene at the above-mentioned
hearing at the time and place here
in specified, and present evidence
there of their readiness, willingness
and ability to serve the public con
venience and necessity.
ROUTES TO BE CERTIFIED
1. Between the terminal point
Seward, Alaska, via Moose Pass
and other intermediate points, and
the terminal point Anchorage,
Alaska:
2. Between t lie terminal point
Seward. Alaska, via Moose Pass.
Kenai and other intermediate
points, and the terminal point
Homer. Alaska; and
3. Between the terminal point
Seward. Alaska, via Moose Pass and
other intermediate points and the
terminal point Hope. Alaska.
DATED at Juneau. Alaska, this
9th day of August, 1951.
ALASKA BUS
TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSION
By ERNEST GRUENING.
Chairman
Aug 20.27. 1951
SALE OF LOTS WEDNESDAY
The I and Office, Anchorage
representative, will be in Sew
ard Wednesday, August 29, to
conduct a public sale cf certain
lots in the Cliff and Federal
Additions.
Approximated 14 lots remain
lor sale in Federal Addition
and about 45 in the Cliff Addi
tion. These lots will all start
at a minimum price.
Sale is to be held in the City
Council room, City Hall, at 1
p.m. August 29.
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33S Fourth Are,
IKE FOB PRESIDENT MOVE
ROCKS ALONG
Washington (AP) — Gen.
Dwight Dan Eisenhower’s Re
publican supporters evidently
are content to let his prospec
tive presidential candidacy rock
along a while without nudging.
Senator Duff (R-Pa.), regard
ed as one of the leaders of the
Eisenhower boom, lias told Sen
ate friends he is content not to
beat up the political buses until
after Congress quits, probably
in October.
Duff apparently is well pleas
ed with the w'ay things are*
going in the absence of any def
inite assurance from Eisenhower
that he will be available for
the Republican nomination.
Senator Saltonstall (R-Mass.)
came out for Eisenhower yes
terday. Appearing on a tele
vision program, he called the
general “the best man at the
present time.’’
The return of Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey of New York from
an inspection trip to the Far
East is expected to bring re
newed efforts from the Dewey
camp in behalf of Eisenhow
er's potential candidacy.
The New York Governor
has been invited to the While
House, may write some maga
zine articles and probably has
some speeches up his sleeve
It will not be difficult for him
to slip in a few words for
Eisenhower on occasion.
The Dewey campaign is re
garded with some suspicion by
others in the Eisenhower camp
who apparently feel that the
New York Governor would be
willing to bid for a third party
presidential nomination if the
general makes it plain he isn't
available.
Dewey and Duff, for instance,
seemed to be dealing somewhat
at arm’s length in backing Eisen
hower. Duff has made it pretty
clear he doesn't want the Re
publicans to wind up with
Dewey as their candidate if they
don’t get Eisenhower.
ALUMINUM PLANTS IN
NORTHWEST GET OK
Washington (AP) — The De
fense Production Administration
<DPA) has approved a $46,0Q0,
000 loan to the Harvey Machine
Co., to finance construction of
two new aluminum plants in th
northwest, Under Secretary of
Interior Richard D. Searles an
nounced today.
Harvey has applied for a S46.
000.000 loan. Of this, S34.000,
000 is to go for construction of
a throe-pot line aluminum plant
near Kalisoell, Mont.
The remaining $12,000,000 i.
to be used to finance an alumina
plant north of Seattle, Wash.
Alumina, usually drrived from
bauxite, is used to make alumi
num.
j NOTICE—
I Charge in F/iccs
Elective S-'otember 1, 1051,
{ Haircut, Adult S2.00
; TJ: d:r H E. Age . 1.5
j Share 1.5
, MAJOR Sc WEBER
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SUMMER TRAIN SCHEDULE
FHE ALASKA RAILROAD
EACH FRIDAY
Depart Seward for Anchorage .
0:30 A.M.
EACH SATURDAY.
Depart Anchorage for Seward .1:30 P.M.
EACH MONDAY
Depart Seward for Anchorage .0:00 P.M.
Depart Anchorage lor Seward .3:30 P.m!
EACH THURSDAY
Depart Seward 2 hears after passenger boat docks
Depart Anchorage for Seward .2:30 P.M.
For Information Phone ARR Agent — Main 153
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
"Mt. McKinley Park Route"
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