CLASSIFIES ADVERTISEMENTS
BALM AT REALTY
Good buys in lots. Town or coun
try. Wide select ion highway prop
ert ies.
Two choice lots, 50x100. on 41 b
Avenue. Ideal for FI I A. Cash or
terms.
194}) Chevrolet Suburban, 14.000
miles. Excellent condition. Four
extra tires and tubes. Sacrifice at
$1500. Terms.
We ha\ e ready buyers. Need
your listings. Prompt and courte
ous service.
BALMAT HEAL ESTATE
Notary
338 4th Avenue - Main 132
REAL ESTATE
TWO-BEDROOM house on 5th Avc
Reasonable. Sue C. H. Duckworth
after 5 pm. 13-lop
FOR SALE — VEHICLES
'87 PONTIAC COUPE. Leaving
town, must sell. Ken Shearer.
13-14c
1949 CHEY. 4 door sedan. R&H.
Terms. Call Jeff. 24. 12tfc
PIPER CLIPPER. 240 hrs. total
time. Like new. Seaport Auto
Supply. 12tfc
1950 OLDS '88 Sedan; 1951 Ford
Pickup. One-third down. Seaport
Auto Supply. I2tfc
NEW 4-WHEEL DRIVE Station
Wagons and Pickups. Immediate
delivery. Seaport Auto Supply,
Seward. 66tfc
FOR SALE, MISC.
BABIES' PLAY PEN and pad. $25.
Apt. 5. Housing Area. 14-17p
NEW Homart gravity warm air oil
burning furnace with 50’ 4" flex
ible ducts. Price $100. Phone
Adams 186 for particulars.
14-15:)
UMBRELLA TENT. 9Ux1IU-ll o:\
Floored. Never set up. $65. W. E,
Hamilton. 225 Fifth Ave. lotf
ELECTRIC RANGE, large deluxe.
Wash bowl & cabinet sink. Jeff.
152. 13tf
1MODEL A PICKUP. Good trans
portation. Lots of new parts,
good tires: $135. Also two 60-gal.
aluminum gas tanks with internal
baffles, cheap. Adams 58.
13-140
SUNBEAM “Ironmaster" one year
old. A-l, $7.00. Inquire Newspaper
office. 12p
AVON COSMETICS. B Kearns!
Phone Jefferson 486. tfc
KELVINATOR, S200; wardrobe. $35;
davenport and chair, S65;
2 radios, $40 and S15; 4-drawer
unfinished chest, $25, 5-drawer,
$30, both for $50; Panelyte drop
leaf table, chrome legs, new, $50.
Inquire Record office, 336 Fourth
Avenue. dh
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
LOCAL resident college graduate
with secretarial experience wants
office work. Main 168.
1.3- 15c
FOR RENT
CONCRETE FORMS and Concrete
Mixer. Adams 94, or 205 2nd Ave.
79tfc
HELP WANTED
GIRL OR WOMAN to work in cof
fee shop. Call Black 214. 14c
HOUSEKEEPER and good cook for
private home. Call Main 168.
12tfc
SPECIAL SERVICES
Have your HEATING plant cleaned
before winter. Stoves, furnaces,
fireplaces, flues cleaned by Sew
ard resident. Clean efficient. Es
timates freely given. Adams 188,
W. E. Hamilton. 13tf
HADIO REPAIR—Send your radios
in for 1 day service by licensed
technicians. Guaranteed work.
Whiteman’s Radio Co., 5th and
Barrow, Anchorage, Alaska.
4tfc
PHONE MAIN 54 or MAIN 55
NORTHERN CAB
Real Esiale For Sale
4-room house. Fireplace, garage
attached. Lot 100 x 400.
Three-bedroom log house. Close
to school. Three lots.
New 3-room house at Mile 4.
Small house oil two lots. $2650.
House, 14x20 on skids.
Unfinished house at Mile 7. Will
make a lovely home.
4.00 Acres Patented Hand with
two houses, right on highway.
Several business opportunities.
Several good lots.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
Phone Main 283 - 4th & Adams
FOR SALE, MARINE SUPPLIES
21-FT. LAUNCH, cedar hull, Gray
Marine engine. Excellent condi
tion. $700. Call Adams 210. 8tfc
WIZARD FIBRE-GLASS BOATS;
Mercury motors. Bill Younker,
315 Seventn Avenue. 79tfc
WANTED — TO BUY
20 GAUGE Double barrelled shot
gun. Call Main 168. 14p
RELICS OF ALL KIND, guns, etc.
Harold Davisson, Seward, NEBR.
"BTTMl—WlTiin—n-irirn win
REGISTRATION BOOK
CLOSED SATURDAY
By 11 a.m. Saturday, 571 had
registered to vote in Tuesday’s
Municipal Election. This is a
larger number than in former
years, but Is still thought to lie
too low for the size of the city.
1 he registration book will be
open again after election for
any who want to vote in the
special election of October 14.
This is the bond election for
school, hospital and paving. It is
being hold on the same day as
territorial G o n oral ('lection.
Voters register for general elec
tion at the polls, but must be
registered to vote on the city
special ballot. This is also a tax
payers’ ('lection. Persons wish
ing to cast a ballot on the bond
issue must be listed on the city
tax rolls.
DEMOS VISIT TOWN
WEDNESDAY
C. Chester (Red) Carls© n,
Democrat candidate for the Ter
ritorial House of Representa
tives from Cordova, visited Sew
ard Wednesday.
W ith him was William A.
(Bill) Egan, Democrat incumbent
and candidate for 4-year term in
the Senate. Mr. Egan is from
Valdez. They went on by car
to Kenai and Cook Inlet com
munities.
Let Us Pick Up Your Children
for School
NORTHERN CAB
Phone Main 54 or Main 55
You who live outside of cor
porate cities are living in a men
ace of inadequate law enforce
ment. Vote for Bert Rutherford
and you vote for a Territorial
law enforcement agency that will
protect your home and your
family. Vote Tuesday the 14th
for Rutherford, a man who will
legislate for the protection of
your home, farm or business.
—pol. adv.
Call—
ANDY’S
Oil Delivery
• Sfove Oil
• Furnace Oil
AS YOU WANT IT_
WHEN YOU WANT IT.
Madison 143
MILK delivercft to your doorstop.
Rhone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy.
lOfttfc
— FOR RENT —
WORKING TOOLS
and
EQUIPMENT
Motor Driven Hand Sander,
Disc Sanders, Edgcrs, Wire
Brush, Super Saw; also Paint
Brush Rental Service.
Your Glidden Dealer
LESKO BROS.
205 Second Ave.
gPIC & gPAH
Telephone Adam* 92
Pickup & Delivery
Cleaning Pressing
Alteration* Hat blocking
Elect JOHN F.
GORSUCH
TERRITQftlAL SEjjjTOB
Republican
WORLD WAR VETERAN — CIVIC WORKER — EDUCATOR
Genera! Election October 14, 1952
John F. Gorsucli
immediate S I ATEHOOD for Alaska
2. Creation of board of administration respon
sible to the people of Alaska to handle the
business affairs of the territory.
3. An elected territorial Board of Education
sable to the people and representative of the
four divisions.
4. I* iscal Independence for Independent School
Districts.
5. Vocational Training program for public
schools
(i. Long term, low interest, self-liquidating fi
nancial help to the homesteaders and small
farmers.
7. Revision of liquor control laws to provide
stricter enforcement and more equitable li
censing with greater consideration for the
desires of the local areas affected.
8. Immediate action to reduce and eliminate
fish traps in accordance with referendum ap
proved by the majority of the people of
Alaska.
9. Territorial control of fisheries
10. Equality of opportunity regardless of race
color or creed.
11. Expansion of intra-Alaska highway system.
12. Establishment of office of Department of
Labor in Third Division.
13 Modernization of Alaskan Workmen's Com
pensation Act.
14. Rciund to municipalities of a proportionate
share of the motor fuel tax to be used for
street maintenance.
15. Tax incentive legislation to encourage the
development of new industries.
U). More favorable depletion allowance for tax
purposes through federal and territorial
assistance to encourage the mining industry.
17. The promotion and encouragement of the
tourist industry.
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VOTE REPUBLICAN
ASSURE STATEHOOD
FOR SENATE
(4 Year Term)
John F. Gorsuch