CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
BALMAT REALTY
‘Building 18 x24' on skids to move.
Now siding and roof. $050 cash.
While* they last!
Two choiro lots. Block 7 Cliff
Addition. $600 cash for both.
House at Mile* 18 on Konai Lake.
S2000 down. $60.00 month 2-story
house. $4250.
Cabin 12’x20’- Konai Lake. Mile
'8. $900.
001 Fourth Avo. Choice corner.
House and garage. Good soil.
Other Listings.
BALMAT REAL ESTATE
Notary
838 4th Avenue - Main 132
REAL ESTATE
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, partially fur
nihsed. 328 First Avenue. Phono
Madison 15. 51tfc
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
WILL SELL OR TRADE for Seward
property: 160 acre homestead 5
mi. NE of Homer. Accessible by
road. Buildings include 5-room
house with basement, furnace,
electricity and water; 16-x24-foot
chicken coop and 2 other small
structures. Concrete barn piers in.
School 14-mile. Terms. Contact
Frank Lambert on Fifth between
Monroe and A. 70-73c
MILE 4; 3-rooms and bath. Parti.,
furnished. Contact owner. Mile 4.
68-9-70p
FOB SALE. MISC.
BROOM CLOSET, kitchen table,
circulator. All good condition.
Adams 37. TOtfc
VEGETABLE PLANTS for early
planting. Ed Donaldson. Mile 25'^.
70-71p
BRAND NEW 24-in. model Good
year bicycle, complete with horn
and light. Call Bill Owens, Gar
field 39. 70-7 lc
18 FT. TRAILER HOUSE: 1937
Chew 1001 Third Avenue or call
Jefferson 174. 69-70p
SAWMILL with edger, cut-off.
planer, and other miscellaneous
equipment. $750. Joe Folz, 1017
Third Avenue or write Box 592,
Sev. ard. 69-70j>
ELECTRODAY Electric Haag-.
Guaranteed excellent. $175. Call
Adams 94. G7tfc
TI (>R W AStiEK; 10 cal , 1
water heater; two 9-ft. Cooleraior
efrigerators, new. Phone Madi
son 29. 04tfc
BABY CRIB, 1-6 yr. size, inner
spring mattress, good condition;
two chests of drawers Call Main
177 after 5:30 p.m. 48tfc
MILK delivered t.o your doorstep.
Phone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy
lOOtfc
AVON COSMETICS. B. Kearns.
Box 564. Seward. Call Madison 48.
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FOR SALE. VEHTCLES
1950 PONTIAC Eight. 4-door, at
sacrifice price. R&H. Nylon scat
covers. Good tires. Low mileage.
See Oliver Amend or call Lincoln
35. 69c
1942 ARMY DUMP TRUCK. $700.
See at Carlson’s Swampy Acres,
end of Airport Road. 69-71))
1941 PLYMOUTH 4-door edan.
R&H. Good rubber. Good engine.
Call Black 4 or Lincoln 276.
68tfc
NEW 4-WHEEL DRIVE Station
Wagons and Pickups. Immediate
delivery. Terminal Garage. Kenai.
66t fc
SAVE MONEY with U-DRIVE
Main 54 or Main 55
REWARD
$100 REWARD for information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction
of party or parties who entered
and robbed the Wagon Wheel
March 19. —Pete Rojcewicz.
68tfc
4.09 Acres Patented Land.
Two houses, right on highway.
Three-unit apt. house, 2 bed
rooms. Full acre of ground, sewer.
Restaurant doing good business.
Cabin and s:te at Quartz Creek.
Several business opportunities.
One 3-bedroom house Terms.
Another nice 3-bedroom house.
Several good lots.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
Phone Main 283 - 4th & Adams
APARTMENT TO TRADE
WILL TRADE 3-room apt. in An
chorage for apt. or h use in Sou
ard. Call Main 168, Seward. 70-lp
MARINE SUPPLIES
21 FT. GARIN BOAT. Gray Marine
engine. • xoellent condition Ray
Tros dor. Box 6a. Seward. 79-Ip
WANTED
AMBITIOUS LALY as row sent :
tive for Beauty Counselor Cos
metics. Fee training. N:re in
con e on s; are t nie Write: G.
Helen Brown, P.O. Box 271. An
chorage. Ain k 70-72
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
HOMER GAB C'O FOR SALE. Price
includes a 1930 Plymouth. Double
your investment in a year. Con
tact Robert Turkington. Ho a >r.
Alaska. 70-71:
MINK SKINS AT 20c EACH
IN EARLY DAYS
During tli nineteenth century,
mink skins were considered of
no value: the Russlan-Amcricun
Company would not buy them at
all; and the coastal Indians re
ferred to the Natives of the Yu
kon and Kuskokwim regions as
“mink people,” meaning beg
gars. From 1870 to 1880, mink
skins were bought at 20 cents
each.
SPECIAL SERVICES
PETE’S PAINT & BODY SHOP ful
fil st class, guaranteed work. New
and modern equipment Located
at Marine Ways. (it) 72 •
NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We " • und r •- . hr -mg ;ev
mod our conne -Lons with Th s
Side-of-Heavon Children's Home
and M:\slca Faith Ail ion. Kas’lo'.
AM i, wish it made known t >
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1 : le for aim t ran \ et ir.n • . a..; ■ !
< i. or debts incurred by, cut!: -r
or*’: nation, as of August 3. 1T b
Signed:
ROY S OrnwiMc,
ADRIAN S LEHMAN
MAVI-1 II O. ROTI1
MISSING "'•b-PiOMS
Cl RA I 'Y FRT ll! 4 2t)th St e
Seattle. W i-!iing: n. died Fee u
ar% 19a2. Anyone know in :
w’ e- c.ihe-.its of step niece, nr
cu a: n,e. SKIXNEii. i ui
heir. pic '<« n -t :!y Paul
Anderson, attorney. 708 Ameri an
Buildinr.. Seattle, Wash’ng!on.
7 1-74)
“JOE DEAVER”
By Ed Nofziger
Forest Service, U. S. Department of Agricultur e
“So you lost one tooth! Wait’ll the farmer's new chain saw hits
some of the nails that have been pounded into these trees.”
When you ;>r. ri ht you clou'1.
n< ;rt to luxe \ >ur t< >er i
you‘re v.! ( us you can't afford to.
NORTHERN CAB
Anywhere in Town—53 Cents
Main 54 or Main 55
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