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KEMEMBEiir—\\ hile putting' in your home spring ■*
time order: That it costs no more to have an artist do 1
an artistic job than it does to slop a paint brush around.
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OUK PROFESSION IS I>E(’ORATING ('ONSl’LT US
“LAURITZ”
The Sign Man.
The first boats will bring us the largest stock of Wall J>
Paper, Building and Rooting Papers, Linoleums and Win
dow Shade Cloths ever brought to Anchorage.
Classified Advs.
FOR RENT.
For K» nt Nicely furnished room.
Close in. < rent Icinen preferred. Imjuire
atSurul here's Grocery. 687
For Kent Two new robins. At 9 th
and M. ln-juii>. cor xth ami II St. 660
For Kent—Nice ]«r^re front room, fur
nisher!. Close in. Will rent to one or
two holies. Apply Mrs H. I Hiberstein,
Uh and L St. 6m*
l*oi Kent- Two office looms Kobarts
1' '" I 5 :t
1 or Rent a mooern t wo* room tpai f*
neat. Walls souml-proof. Toilet inside.
3rd t.ear l. See L»r. M. S. Coble. .4:
For Kent—One iwo-room apartment.
Mli and K t74
For Rent—Houses and cabins. Real
estate bought and sold Anchorage
Realty Co. 325 4th Ave. Emurd & I.\ nch,
Plione 40-K. i:>4
FOR SALE.
For Sale—Furniture of a 3-room
house, cheap. .!. C. Funk, 3rd nvtnue,
between II and 1 St. 705
Foi 8ah < 0 ,0 cornel lot uii i.
street, and three-room cottag* I lar .piin.
I'. O. Box 704
For Sale—Three-room furnished home.
'' ■‘tier in house. Apply 1 IEighth
A . line. 741:4
1 • Salt Dining room sideboard,
large plate mirror; rug 10 x 12; hall car
pet, it yards; 6 chairs; all practically
new Cheap for cash. Enquire of 120
Fifth Ave., between A and K. 700
.For Sale -Two room building, 10 x 24,
with cooking stove and dishes. Has to
be moved from the ground. 1'rice $17.'..
Apply on hit 1, block 26, on Third Street
next to Kiehter House. 697
For Sale- Fine corner 1 <»c on 7th and
F with 2-room house. Water in. Will
sell for $1,000 cash if taken within 1 0
days. See owner, 7 10 6th, corner- 6lh
For Sab Corner lot 12. block 66,
I1..000 Terms. Lot 10, block 53.
$350.00: 2 lots in block 05, $185.00 eacli;
*'00 shares Mohawk stock t u. cents per
share; 4th avenue lots. Lots at best
prices in all parts of city. 3-room house
and lot, close in on 5th avenue. ,\ sn.-m.
See ,j. h. Smith, 738 1th Avenue. 684
For Sal*--Four lots, two-room plas
tered house. Watt r, and lots of wood,
$ ;*2 f*.00. Offer good only until first
boat lands. Inquire Times office. 681
lor Sale--" Yukon Lodging House,"
.Deluding beds, bedding, springs, mat
tresses and other fixtures. A good buy.
-<!!1 ^ 1 *• Fraser, Prop 679
For Sab- 8,000 shares” of Mohawk
stock _ or any portion thereof, cents
pet share. This stock is offer* d for
cash. 1 need the money. Kox 187, Citv.
_ 643
For Sal.- Riverside Motel building,
•Hi) and <; streets. A. s. Koch. 632
l or Sale—Rest paying weekly m ws
paper in Alaska. Complete plant and
stock sufik-ient to run a year. Rusiness
past six months amounted to $1,900
with light expenses. Good proposition
for printer-operator and newspaper
writer. Address Times. 631
HELP WANTED.
Wanted Experienced waiter or wa.it
None other need 5 apply. Mint
(frill,_ 702
W anted—X ur.se girl. i nqu lire Airs'.
Afidy Peterson. 729 6th Ave. 693
• yanted — An experienced bakTr at City
liakery, 5th and C. • 61:
personal.
Miss M. Ilenthorne announces that
new classes in Stenography will start
April 2. Room 7, Lathrop Apts. 673
MISCELLANEOUS.
Highest priced paid for gold. Walter
A. Lord, Jeweler, near Harmony Theatre.
^6ad The Dai tv T*mcs a ml be an
Anchorage booster.
HOW HIGH TOP SHOES
BECAME THE FASHION
It now appears that the prevailing
high cost of women’s shoes js <lue to
a trade idea of a Los Angeles shoe
dealer. This merchant despairing of
tinding sale for his wares among enrt
ern women who were motoring m
California, hit upon the plan of intro
ducing startling varieties of footwear
at fancy prices.
When the opportunity came, he
bought up a large quantity of “ladies’
boots” with high tops in fancy colors.
They were the sort of boots that had
been seen often in musical comedy,
but had not been worn by women on
the street.
The easterners, upon beholding his
window display, imagined that some
thing new had struck the east, from
Paris or elsewhere and that they, while
traveling had not kept up with the
fashions.
Consequently they hastened to buy
the musical comedy shoes at any price
the dealer was bold enough to ask.
When they went back to New York
with their smart boots the fashion was
set. Manufacturers began at once t< \
make high topped shoes of all of the j
colors of the rainbow, and women who I
previously had regarded $(> as the
highest price to be thought of, began [
to bu^ the musical comedy shoes eag- ;
erly at from ¥21 to $25.
It is not the* high cost of leather 01
the European war that caused shoes
to advance, according to this story. It
is pointed out that one lone Los An
geles .merchant established a new
standard of values which women ac
cept without question.
For benefit of Parent-Teachers’ as
sociation, Society Cabaret, Robarts’
hall Man?h 31. t>?)0
The committee in charge of the af
fair made satisfactory arrangements
with the commission authorities for
a Chamber of Commerce special to
haul the Alameda passengers from the
dock to the new depot at the foot of E
street. ,
Dancing will be continuous at the
.Spring Carnival, Labor Temple, April
4, £, 6 am! 7. 701 j
When That First
Boat Gets Here
We will have Fresh Creamery Butter. Fresh Ranch Eggs,
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Lamb, Veal, Fish,
OYSTERS, SPRING CHICKENS. FOWL and TURKEY.
A complete line, from a Pig’s Ear to a Choice Steer, direct
from Packing House.
Our Poultry will be fresh dressed just before boat leaves.
Also expect a consignment of Live Poultry on Alameda.
Prices will be kept as low as consistent with A 1 quality.
CARSTENS PACKING CO.
J. J. HALES, Manager.
Phones 43-R. Fourth St. between C and D
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IMPORTED LAWN SEED
RED AND WHITE CLOVER
Larson & Wendler
CORNER 4th AND I
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RENTALS!
BUSINESS LOCATIONS!!
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Corner store building, Fourth avenue and (' St.,
“where the people go by the dor.’’ We will negotiate a
long-term lease. Rest in the city. Possession April 1.
East half lot 8, bloek 20. Located west of the Mint
Grill. Long-term lease written. Very desirable location
for any class of business. We are exclusive agents.
Store building on 4th avenue for sale or lease. Jo
foot lot, good location. Price $2,000. Some tenns.
Corner lot 50x130. One of the very few vacant
Fourth Avenue corners. For sale on easy terms. We are
also authorized to negotiate a long-term leas** on this
property. Exclusive agents.
East half of the Campbell property adjoining Cham
ber of Commerce building. One of the best corner lots
in the city. Attractive lease written. SEE US AT
OXCE.
TilK MASONIC CLUB will lease 40xt>0 feet on
Fourth Avenue east of the Masonic Temple. SKK CS
FOR TERMS. '■
Store building on 5th Ave. Display front, counters,
shelves, etc. Living room in the rear. For rent or lease.
“HELLO BILL”—The Elks, “The Best People on
Earth,” will lease the front half of their valuable Fourth
Avenue lot. SEE US FOR TERMS.
Peautil'ul view lot overlooking Kuik Arm. Very de
sirable residence location. I’unaalow house, sink and
water connections. Price $l»o0. Cash payment $21 Ml. hal
a nee easy terms. This is a bargain.
Attractive bungalow and full lot located two blocks
from Shonbcck’s store. Foil)- rooms and bath. Water
connections, sink and woodshed. Completely furnished.
A comfortable, modern home. Price $],7bO. Some terms,
Three room house and full lot. Muill by the owner."
Heantifully finished. Price $750.
Two-room furnished house and half lot. Very neat
and attractive. $GbU. Cash $400, balance on terms.
FURNISHED, AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT
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Block 39, corner business location on 5th avenue.
Terms $800 cash, balance one year. All cash, $1,300.
Block 43, corner lot on Fourth avenue directly across
from Brown & Hawkins’ store. One of the finest busi
ness locations in the city.
Price made on application.
Block 20, corner lot on Fourth avenue. (Jood busi
ness location. Brice $2,500. Some terms.
Block OK. price $250, cash payment $100.
Block 48, price $500. cash payment $250.
Block 100, price $250, cash payment $100.
Block 85, price $550, cash payment $150.
Lot in Empress theatre block, $1,200.00.
Tile above is a line business location on 7>th avenue
ami is a bargain.
Block 77. price $d7-"> cash.
Block SI, price $200 cash.
Block 58, corner lot, $200 cash.
err WARNFP” Alaska Realty and Investment Company
OCC If nilII Lit CORNER FOURTH AND F ST. TELEPHONE 25-R