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» ADMISSION 25c TWO SHOWS, 7:30 AND 9:00
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REMEMBER While putting in your home spring if
time order: That it costs no more to have an artist do §
an artistic job than it does to slop a paint brush around, if
OCR PROFESSION IS DECORATING- CONSTLT CS 1
, “LAURITZ” j
> The Sign Man. If
The til'st boats will bring us the largest stock of Wall §
> Paper, Building and Roofing Papers, Linoleums and Win @
> dow Shade Cloths ever brought to Anchorage. f
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FOR RENT.
To Let Three nicely furnished rooms
with hath and inside toilet. AlcFnln
Studio, old near II. *• 4 4
For Iv• lit * >ftire rooms in Alaska
block; 3-room furnished house and cab
ins. I H. Smith, 73S Ith Ave. 5!*5
Fm Lent Vw«* room apartment, 5th
and I $11*.50 p« r mo. Inquire Alint
tiriH 573
For Lent Two oflu •• l ooms'. Lobarts
Llock. 55!*
Foi Lent A mo«rrrn two-room ipni
n-eni. W alls sound-proof. Toilet inside,
j 3rd I.ear I. See !»•. .\|. S. *’oh|e. .I t
For Lent One two-room apartment.
4th and K. ^ 174
For Rent Mouses and cabins. Real
estate bought and sold. Anchorage
Realty <’o. .325 4th Ave. Engird «v Lyhrh,
Rhone 40-L. 134
FOR SALE.
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I'oi Sale A six-hole range- A snap.
Apply at am I* s Kitchen. 649
Pen Sale Horses. We will have on
or about April 2rd, 20 head of ver\ hea
vy horses. I nfoi mat ion from <F Itoh
insoii. !;*><.m 2*(1, Ala.-ku Building
I'oi Sal* Four good dogs and 2-font
basket sled. llarness*-s. Inquire Skoo
kiim Johnson's. 652
I'oi Sal*- Fo ii dogs, with skii sh-«l
and harnesses. White House. 656 |
For Sal* Small quantity native red-,
top hay. Inquire* Peterson's Pool Hall.'
o m»
For Sal* s.000 .shares of Mohawk
stock or any port ion t lie-re-of, 5 ee-nts
per share. This sto«*k is offer* d for
cash. I need tin- moiiev. Fox 1 h7, Citv.
64 2
For Sal* Ih.ad house- cquipim-nt.
See owner, « nr. 4th and B. 641
For Sale Two tons of native hay.
1 ' ffice. 640
For Sal*- \ snap. A complete-!y fur
nished, t\vo-r*M»m house- ami half lot
I nquii■*• i ’it \ Auto serv ice. 626
, Pen Sal* l.'.iin shares »»f Mohawk
l stock. 615 71 i * A v *• It. Xicholls. 02 2
For Sal* lti\#-rshh- Hole I building. I
4th and <1 streets. A. S. Koch. 022
For Sale Singer se wing machiii*-. j
Brand m-w. $70. Terms. City \ ito S* ;
v ice. I’horn- v-h\
For Sal* Largest list **f lots and h*-st
prices in ii.*- city. I write fir*-, life*, siek,
health and homis insurance in til*- larg
est companies in th* world. .1. H.
Smith. 72K Mb A vc. 595
For Sal*- Wood ami coal heater 12
foot niimt.-i , «.n*- Morris ' hair; three
Uochestci Hanging lamps. Style Shop.
For Sal*- \ic*- furnish«*d house, l"i
cleared, city water. $600.00, terms. 522
Nth. 62k
For Sale Hand force- pump, 1 1-2
inch discharge. 2-inch intake, 20 f*-#-t
. pipe; 1 laune.li v cook stove. l'ni«m Faun
dry. 624
SITUATION WANTED.
I \V tinted Position by expert stenogra
pher, 12 years e xpe-rienee-. Hood ap
pearane-*- ami Hiaracte-r. Best re-fere-nces.
Aeblress Ve-rnie- p. Abbott, care Cordova
Jiaily Tinn-s. 65 4
HELP WANTED.
Wanted An experienced baker at City
I Bakery, 5th and C. 61 5
MISCELLANEOUS.
Highest prices paid for gold. Walter
A.Ford, Jeweler, near Harmony Theatre*.
I )e*part riii-nt of the Interior, Alaskan
; Kngine-ering • ’otninission. Anchorage-,
Alaska. Match 21, 1217. The following
method has been adopted for the- levy
ing of sidewalk and street improvement
assessments. cm .streets upon which
lots, according to ’the original survey,
face, or have their smallest dimension,
improvements will In- charged accoreV
i*ng to Mu- number of feet abutting, on
cross streets, or those- streets upon
which the longest dimension of corner
lots abuts, the assessment will he as
follows: Fm street improvements, 20
per cent of the cost for one-half block
will be charged against each of the cor
ner lots ahuttinn, and 1') |wr ««*nt
•Uptinst each of l he two lots next to
each cornet lot. for sidewalks, I»* r
cent will he charged against the lot
abutting. -•'» per cent against each of
the next lots adjoining, and Iper rent
against the lot on the opposit* side of
the cross street. Written objections
and siiKKestions will be received at this
office iif» to April I. 1 :* 17. objections
siiOiild Stale the lot and bloel owned
by the writer .1. <; W ATTS, Townsite
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department of the Inferior. I .
Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, i'eb.i . ry
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NdTH'l) is hereby ^tven that August
S waist, i., of Ala tan t. n», Anska, who, on
October IX, I ML'. made homestead entry
\(I, 024T.K. inr X'.a Xl{>i, Sec. 20, X12
X W y\ Sec 21 and Ti'_. Section ' i.
Township IT X., Itan^e l i, Seward Al*
ridian, has filed notice of intention
to make live yeai Proof, *o establish
claim to (lie land abo e described, before;
Li of/old Lav id. I’nio-d 'M'lte.- Oenmi*
xioiu r, at AnchoraK", Alaska, on i It*- |
imh day of \priI, 11* IT.
(dainiaiit Harms as witnesses:
Peter Murray, of Matanuska, Alaska.
1 borne Xylen, of .Matanuska, Alaska.
< b orne bn ntian. of .Matanuska, Alaska )
Arthur A. dobb.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. I". S.
Land Office at .Inneau, .Alaska, -binary I
Hi 17.
NOTICE is lierehy given that William
Hughes, of Knik, Alaska, who, on April i
11», 101 5, made ilnnoslcnd Entry, No,
01 7SO, t or N W ', SW>,. Lot s I. S b. j
NWL Sec Lot J, Section 11. Town
ship lf» N.. Kang*- W., Seward Merid
ian. has tiled notice of intention to make!
Ii\« years Proof, to establish claim t<* |
tlo* land above described, before Leopold !
David. I’. S. Commissioner, at liis offici
al Anchorage. Alaska, on the 1 1111 dav of
April, 1 !• I 7.
claimant names ;is witnesses:
Kred Crocker, of Knik. Alaska.
Malculrn A. .McNeil, of Knik. Alaska.
Stanron Sliafci, .»t Knik. Alaska.
•lames 1’aicin ii, of Knik, Alaska.
C. Ii. WALKKi:. lb-gist or.
Department of tic- Interior, Alaskan
Engineering Commission, Anchorage,1
Alaska, .March 21, I'.i I 7. A petition has !
been received at this office for th* con
struction of a walk from East c Street
direct to the machine shops. The total
cost of this walk will b* approx ima t» I v
$.".00.00, and will he assessed equally
against all lots East of P. Street and
North of 7th Street, in tin- original
townsite and the East Addiiton. The
total cost will he about per lot.
Written object ions and suggestions will
he received at this offn . until April 1,
1017. Objections should state the lot
and block owned by tin- writer .1 <*.
WATTS, Townsite Manager.
Department of tin- Interior. Alaskan!
Engineering Commission. Anchorage, i
Alaska, March i!1, 1017. There having !
been received at this office requests I
that street signs he erected, this work is j
contemplated. Signs arc to he erected ;
upon principal thoroughfares and in th*
business district: tin- total cost of stub
work will be approximately $100.00, and
will be assessed as a general assess
ment against’all propert> in the town;
varying from Mac a lot in tin* business
district to .Oar a Jot in outside resi
dence districts. Written objections and
suggestions, will he received" at this of
fice until April I. 1 !• 17. objections
should state ih« lot and block owned by
the writer. ,1. O. WATTS. Townsite
M a n.iger
FRANK KOTCH IS
FREIGHT AGENT
SEATTLE, March 1.—Frank Hutch .
former purser of the freight steamer
Admiral Goodrich, has been appointed
contracting agent for the Pacific
Steamship company, with headquar
ters here.
FAT
HERRING
Larson & Wendler
CORNER 4th AND I
SPECIAL HAM AND BACON SALE.
As Long As Our Present Stock Lasts We Will Sell Choice
Fresh-Smoked Sugar Cured
HAMS AND BACON
27c 28c Lb.
These Meats Are Worth More in Seattle. Better Buy
Now. They will not spoil.
CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY.
COMMISSION GIRLS
BEST HIGH SCHOOL
The Commission beat the High
School girls in a very uninteresting
game of basketball last night by the
score of !» to 1.
The game was late in starting and
did not justify the delay in wrangling
about the referee.
The High School girls stood pat and
refused to play with Magnan as ref
eree and the Commission girls were
equally insistent that Magnan act in
that capacity. The board of arbitra
tion finally settled the momentous
question and Sherwin was the choic**.
Perhaps the delay had something
do with it and there may have be- -
other reason.', hut the game was ;
solutely devoid of features unles.
was Fitzgerald’s long shot for a lb
basket and the team work of the Cor
mission who outplayed their young
and smaller sisters all through V
game.
Harman’s celver guarding of Pa s
was noticeable and Walsh’s all arou:
playing was also creditable.
Denton made the only score for t
High School by a basket from the fc
line. Fitzgerald, lingers and Loc
hart each made a field basket a;
Lockhart caged three from the fo I
line.
Joe Kisling, watchmaker, near Hr.
mony theatre. 4.‘13
Best tables at Peterson’s. 444
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LOCATIONS AND
ON FOURTH AND FIFTH AV.
SECURE THEM NOW.
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In less than two weeks ships from Seattle will be anchored
in the harbor. OUR HARBOR! THE ONE WE ARE GOING
TO BUILD! Many persons will be seeking locations. SE
CURE THE BEST NOW.
Corner store building, Fourth Avenue and C St., “where
the people go by the door.’’ We will negotiate a long-term
lease. Best in the city. Possession April 1.
Third and Fifth Street lots in desirable locations for sale,
or lease.
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Corner lot 50 x 130. One of the very few vacant Fourth
Avenue corners. For sale on easy terms. We are also author
$ ized to negotiate a long-term lease on this property. Exclusive
$ agents.
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| East half of the Campbell property adjoining Chamber of
| Commerce building. One of the best comer lots in the city.
| Attractive lease written. SEE US AT ONCE.
THE MASONIC CLUB will lease 40 x 60 feet on Fourth
§ Ave. east of the Masonic Temple. SEE US FOR TERMS.
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WARNER MAKES THE BIG ONES
And The Little Ones.
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| East half lot 8, block 26. Located west of the Mint Grill, j
•j> Long-term lease written. Very desirable location for any class |
$ of business. We are exclusive agents. 'j
“HELLO BILL’’—The Best People On Earth will lease
I the front half of their valuable Fourth Ave. lot. SEE US FOR jj
1 TERMS. . I
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| LISTING OF PROPERTY. 1
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| We solicit the listings of all property for sale or lease. Care
I ful attention is given each item of business placed in our hands. |
I We are making up our records now. Later on when naviga- 1
l; tion is open we may not be able to give you the same atten- 1
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