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BALMAT REALTY
Attractive 2-bedroom bungalow.
Mile 6Vfc. Completely furnished.
Double garage. Has two acres of
ground. Buy for investment.
$6200. Terms.
On 4th Ave. Close in. Two story
duplex. New hot air furnace. Very
tastefully furnished. Let the in
come pay it out.
ATTENTION INVESTORS. 38
acres w ith buildings. NEAR SEW
ARD. Leaving city. Owner will
make terms.
Two bedrooms down, den up
stairs. Nicely furnished. Well
built, shingle siding.
“SERVICE THAT SERVES"
BALMAT REALTY
Mary Ann Balmat
338 4th Ave.
Telephone MAIN 132
FOR SALE, MISC.
EVERITT SPINET, brand new.
$800. Call Williams. Main 196.
77-8-9-80c
ELECTRIC RANGE. Deluxe Frigid
aire. Cook Master oven control,
Thermizer cooker. Practically
new, $250.00. Combination high
chair and play table. $10. Thayer
collapsible baby buggy, $2,5. Bath
inette, scooter. Call Garfield 166.
77-8-79p
ALUMINUM HOUSE . TRAILER.
All furnished. $1200 cash. Call
Adams 145. 72-7-8-9p
BOCK and REGULAR BEER
on draught at the Moose Bar.
MILK delivered to your doorstep.
Phone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy.
lOOtfc
ON DRAUGHT. BOCK and Reg
ular beer at the Moose Bar.
HELP WANTED
KITCHEN HELP. Inquire Seward
Sanatorium. 77-78e
Patronize Home Industry
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
i
TWO BEDROOMS, furnished. New
kitchen with gas range, dish
washer, refrigerator and auto
matic washer. Grand piano, fire
place and basement. On lot and
one-half with garden, one block
from postoffice. Garfield 60, 324
Fifth Avenue. 77-78c
Real Estate For SALE
One four-room house.
One lovely log house.
Filling Station and Garage. A
very good investment.
House at Summit Lake.
House on Homesite at Mil. 20.
Several lots.
Several good income business
properties.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
4th & Adams Monroe 183
FOR SALE, VEHTCLES
1949 DODGE POWER WAGON.
Winch and power take off. A-l
shape. See Odman Kooley, Kenai.
19.40 PONTIAC Club Coupe. Com
pletely equipped, extra tires and
tubes. Madison 59 evenings.
33tfc |
‘OR BETTER USED CARS and!
trucks, call Hamilton’s Garage,'
Madison 66. 32tfc
' FOR SALE, MARINE SUPPLIES
18-FOOT SKIFF, C150. Call eve
nings at 1111 Second Ave. 77-8p i
37-FOOT TROLLING BOAT, built
1946. 115 h.p. Chrysler, fully
equipped, excellent condition.
Gross 13 tons. Write to H. S.
KAWABE & CO., 515 Madison St.,
Seattle 4. Wash. 73-8lc
FOUND
!
j CHANCE TO GET BOCK Beer
at the Moose Bar.
SOURDOUGH
TRANSFER
Day or Night Service
r or borvtce oali
GEORGE EVERITT
406 Wash. St.
MADISON 93
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Etilet Bias Company
HOMER, ALASKA
*-v. ler: Mon., Wed., Fri., — 9 A.M.
ARRIVE SEWARD — 4:30 P.M.
Lv. Seward: Tues., Thurs., Sat. — 9 A.M.
ARRIVE HOMER — 4:30 P.M.
BUS STOPS: Inlet Inn, Homer - Terminal Cafe, Kenai
Van Gilder Hotel, Seward, and all way points.
Milk from Your Local Dairy—
REGULAR DELIVERIES or AT YOUR GROCER'S
SEWARD DAIRY
Phone GARFIELD 50
MAY RAISE FEES FOR
COMMISSIONERS
United States Commissioners
in Alaska will be able to retain
as annual compensation $7,500
in net fees instead of the present
$5,000 limit if the terms of a
bill Delegate Bartlett introduced
last week in the House becomes
law.
In 1948, the limit on the ceil
ing of $3,000 in effect for 48
years was raised to $5,000. On
March 20 of this year the Judi
cial Conference adopted the rec
ommendation to raise the limi
tation on the net fees which
commissioners in the Territory
may retain from $5,000 to $7,500
a year, and two days later Dele
gate Bartlett introduced the leg
islation to place the recom
mendation in effect.
“When I go to bed at night
I always see black spots and
white spots in front of my eyes.”
‘ Did you ever see a psychi
atrist?”
“No, only black spots and
white spots.”
BARNESVILLE ENTERPRISE
says:
Ratification of the 2 2nd
amendment to the U. S. Consti
tution, limiting any future Pres
ident to two terms, is probably
the most pointed rebuke ever
given a dead President, It is
the nation’s way of saying now
that its experience with third
and fourth terms was not a sat
isfactory one.
The speed with which the lat
est amendment was ratified by
36 states is significant. Equally
significant is the fact that rati
fication by the 36th state came
in Nevada where both houses
of the legislature are over
whelmingly Democratic . . .
Wise people keep looking
ahead and planning for the
future.
Dick: ‘‘Know what the ceiling
said to the four walls?”
Rick: “Nope.”
Dick: “Hold me up, boys, I’m
plastered!”
REQUESTS $31/2 MILLION FOR
BETHEL HOSPITAL
The President has requested
Congress to appropriate $3J/2
million to replace the Alaska
Native Service hospital at Bethel
which was destroyed by fire on
November 20 of last year.
The sum, in the form of a sup
plemental appropriation for the
1951 fiscal year, would be used
for the design, construction and.
equipment of a 70-bed hospital
at Bethel, together with any
buildings required to provide
heat, power, laundry, store
houses and housing for person
nel.
Real success in life comes
from a combination of circum
stances.
‘‘Yes,” said an energetic and.
effervescent young salesman,
“I’m a mind reader. I can tell
exactly what you’re thinking.”
“In that case,” said the pur
chasing agent, “I beg your par
don.”
&LABK&, SALMON
INSTITUTE
ORGANIZED
What is the Alaska Salmon Institute?
It is an advisory group of Alaska salmon packers/
organized to present the story of their industry to the
people of the Territory and to do everything in its
power to promote both the industry and the welfare
of Alaska.
Why was it organized?
Because it feels that the Alaska salmon industry has a
good story to tell—a story of a typical American enter
prise—and because it well realizes that through the
dissemination of truthful information there can come
about better understanding.
What will it do?
Through advertisements in Alaska’s daily and weekly
newspapers, it will tell you, frankly and honestly, about
the salmon industry and how it affects you.
It will bring you, every Sunday afternoon over your
favorite radio station, Sam Hayes, noted commentator
v. ho will give you bis slant of national and international
news.
It will publish, mostly for the benefit of newcomers,
a colorful booklet entitled "Welcome to Alaska." This
booklet will be distributed on planes, steamships, trains,
hotels, etc. You may receive a copy by writing for it or
we will send a copy to your relatives or friends outside.
Mlaska
Salmon
Institute
SEATTLE — KETCHIKAN — JUNEAU