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Trek THE YUKON VALLEY. Marvel at the Midnight Sun. Write your name in the Snow. The reasons for vacationing In Alaska are mmwoufc Fow crowds (pop. density) 0.68 porsons per square mdo). Long daylight hours (when the sun rlsos In Prudhoe Bay on May 10, It doesn’t sot again for nearly three months). Plenty of variety (In Coldfoot, the thermometer plunged to -82*one January, then rose to 97°the following August, a seasonal swing of 179*). Of course, there's also Incredible native culture, natural beauty and, through It all, the Alaska and Dalton highways. Two roods for which the Nissan* Pathfinder* is Ideally suited. Normally, driving a regular state highway In your Pathfinder would hardly qu a lify as high adventure (notwithstanding, of course, bold forays Into rest area bathrooms). But what must be understood is that the Alaska and Dalton roads are regular state highways In the manner Sasquatch is your basic outdoorsman. Originally known as the Akon M ilita ry Highway, the Alaska Highway begon as a U.S. Army engineering protect In 1942, and
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debatea*'wKJ• cannot be argued, however, is that the Alaska Highway's beauty can easily be matched by Its treacherousness. In winter, you may find this artery besieged by snow, subarctic storms, fierce winds, frig id temperatures or all of the above. (Heated seats anyone?) In spring, rising temperatures quickly melt that snow, swelling rivers and causing temporary washouts. Then tftere's the bad road. Once north of Fairbanks, you’ll find yourself an the Dalton
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In Dawson Creek. British Columbia, and stretches over 1,500 miles, through Canada's Yukon Territory to Fairbanks, Alaska. Along the way, H passes rivers, lakes, grizzly, Dali sheep, moose, and offers detours to fjords, glaciers, Denali (a.k.a. Mt. McKinley) and thousands of other animals and points of Interest. Now, whether our m ilita ry engineer friends intentionally designed the road to carry you and your Pathfinder through such
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H igh w a y-b uilt to service the Trans-Alaskan O il Pipeline ond suraly on* of tha most liberal uses o f the term "h ighw ay" In the English-speaking world. W ith public octets allowed to Disaster Creek (Mile 216) ond a hardy vehicle and tp ee la l permit required thereafter (for official business only; call 9 0 7-4 51 2209), this 41 5-m ile road Is covered exclusively in loose granite. It has no stop signs, traffic lights, or no-passing zones. It is only 28-feet wide in spots, so watch out for eighteen-wheelers. But, like all roads In the 49th State, the challenge of driving the Alaska ond Dalton highways is rewarded tenfold by the scenery that surrounds them.
hop Into your Pathfinder, and blaze a trail northward. First, because Alaska Is big ond your time is not unlimited, we recommend contacting the states Division of Tourism ot 907-4652010 (no. they didn't pay us to say th at) fo r help with your itinerary. Second, be aware that both you and your Pathfinder may require some special out fitting for Alaska's unique (reodt friggki' cold) cHmate. Third, bring a stash o f beef jerky to hold passengers over on the Dalton Hwy.; its entire length is punctuat ed by only one town, Coldfoot. And as far as where to sleep and eat...we're not telling. This is supposed to be an adventure, Isn't It?
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PIANO, black T flawless. Hardly used. <12,500.___________ PIANO Kabos Baby Grand.. sound, mint! $4900
DINNING SET mahogany, antique Chinese chests, gramophone. 20 s so»a/chr set. oak roll-top desk, cut crystal, eta. BED Canopy B* Cast Iron. On. matt. box. frame, unused. $350 DMMNG 8fT. Walnut table. 4
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OPERA Top Price Paid. Good cond. only CLOCKS Cash paid for all types. CERAMIC FIGURINES from the 1920's. Hand-painted only.
i Kabus console with S. alnut. Mtot $1500 PIANO 67".
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BEDROOM Century turn M M oak. Hdbrd, armoir. ntstand, qn j t OURBIGEST SALE EVER!! bed $950. TV/Stereo cab $300 Every Demo marked way down! SET king frame w/6 Dozens of Special Buys at Huge BEDRM drawers/hdbd. dresser w/6 Savings! 1st Come! 1st Served! BUREAU oak fin. 6 drwrs. BROCKMAN M-8 prod stereo match, mirror md. $18Q/BO recorder. 7" reel. 4 spd. tube CHAIR Drk rattan/bamboo. amps, built-in speakers. Empress chair. Gd.cond. $175 portable $850__________ CHAIRS 2 arm & 4 side. All MOE Preamp audio/video dual cherry wood. $1440_______ zone. US. 8 mos. old, box, CHINA Cabinet, matching table warr Perfect! Sacrit. $750 & chairs. Medit style. Cherry FLUITT 4 track tape recorder. wood. $600/BQ__________ 10.5 reels, 3 motors. 2 spd. remote control. 4VU meters $2280/60___________ a FLUITT minisystem. 3 CD f $310 19“ color TVS180 ^
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RICHARDS Jflf Portrait with S 0 L L SHOW Nudes' Lmo. Framed. DOLLS. TOYS. BEARS. MINIS. COLLECTIBLES Over 200 Tables. Sat 10-4 : "Splendid Spoilsj Tip Top Fairgrounds Adm. $4 EAST COAST LARGEST ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES GLASS. CHINA. POTTERY SHOW & SALE a RICHARDS Self portrait'! Sunday 10AM-6PM/ M Litho. All s!n— 1 KEITH ANDERSON small GLASS REPAIR BOOTHf scultures. "Cricket" "M-do East Coast Fairground# 'Asterina" Apprx. $2000 < Grand Opening. Monday/Oam ART GALLERY for rent. trict location. Spacious Victorian/Art Deco/Englfth & Collectibles & Much rrlre.
i marble w/8 ible. $2200 ENT CENTER 3 pc. 9' nu $3K. ael$1 200/bo__________ ENTERTAINMENT CTR $’ 800 Coffee Table $450 (4) Nesting Tbls $125 ALL ROSEWOOD FURN Misc. Futon, dreaser. lamps. TV/Ster std.. etc. FURN qn. bed, oak tabt/2 ch loveseat. lamps. J FURN Sofabeds. tbls. djk. hshld, stereo, lu g o ^
IARE BUFFALO Beer Cooler from 1890 saloon. $21,000; Oak bar & back bar $8,000/bi Oak display case $1,800; .Wood cook stove $500;
DINNING TABLE 48 x 90" distressed oak w/ walnut LEGAL LINE ©1995 Amencan Isuzu Motors Inc.
WINE PRESS half-ton. works great, display use $1500/bo D E A L E R WANTED 6TR/Knual Antique BORRQir DN COLLECTIBLES $500^50,000, 3 MOS. TO PAY ARmnTIQUES-BASEBAL-CARDS- DISHWASHER Port. $150 jPlls-toys-cars-jewelry upright freezer. $100. exc. RESTORED Soda machine. DISHWASHER 1994 model. Like VCM33 9 $34006.0 Vendos new. $225______________ 44 $2600/6.0.. 81 $220<VB.O. Jr. S180Q/B.O.. Upright chests. signs, buttons and more. APPUANCE SALE COMPLETE place sett.ng for 12 Fine china set-30 yrs. old. Plain w/scalloped & plat edge, many GOING OUT OF BUSINESS!! extra pwces $850________ CHINA: Blu/grind, w/plat edge ALL ITEMS NEW!! 10-20 yrs old. never opened. 72 Washers * Dryers- Heaters' pc. set for 12. with accs. SOLD Fridges * Stoves * Vacuums' Ovens ♦ More'!
CAROUSEL HORSES Contempt Beautiful SACRIFICE'$5000 SOLD"
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SUNDAY 9-4, RARE STAMPS FROM ALL PERIODS. WIDE RANGE OF ^RICES. FROM $1-S1000.
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PLAYER PIANO Plays magnifi cently. Includes large library of rolls. Serious buyers only. PIANO Electric/acoustic. 72-key baby grand packaged to go. Built-in pick-ups .0 Marble Sculptures, in Milan." "Roman DRUM SET 6 pc. w/ hardware. •Gladiator."______ ' cymbals. Pro-quality kit, Extrastoo much to list. _____ CONCERT HARP Gold. exc. cond. Special sale! 50% off new Pflce.______________ FREE PIANO CATALOG UNBELIEVABLY LOW FACTORY DIRECT PRICESI PIANOS TOP NAMES. FRAMES All styles from all $1.450-20K. Restored in our periods. Antiques. Must sell. shop. Benches, lamps, music tuning, etc ANIMATION Great cells from various movies from - '60's to PIP ORGANS 2 manual. 2 the present.____________ ranks w/chimes. Ideal for EHRINGER Srgned and # d ■« practice organ Value at $650. Sell for $400. PIP ORGAN beautifully restored. Must see to appreciate. Antique BARRABEE Org. painting. 20 x 30 Player Piano also restored. $30K value. Princ. only $8K.
PIANOS WANTED. We pick-up, we hand you a check 3 PIANOS $500-$1500. Play ZIMMERMAN r ebony, vintage year. Perfect inside/out. Magnificent tone $28K 1920. Mint cc $15.500/60
SPEAKERS Caganek. Model 50B 1 pr. $150 each TURNTABLE Hotefbach 2 pc Great Cond. $250. ROUTSON rcvr. 100W rareI Touch activated. $300 KAWAHARA PreAmp. 1 yr. old. UKE NEW! Paid $1700. Sacrf. $1000________________ GAYLES 6 w/phono $2175 Virtuoso 10' bi/wire $1400 DJ. Equip. 2 tech. t/t. 3 styluses
COUCH gray, exc cond. $150 bed $50 bookcases, dishescheap prices.___________ COUCH & Loveseat. good cond. $100. Computer w/printer & s/w. complete $100_______ COUCH Loveseat. chr, tables^ Matching. $2100 CREDENZA Ma used. Kept in i cond. $450
RARE Jazz A Blues Posted Collection $8-$300 ea RECORD COLLECTORS. from all eras avail. Great; COINS (21) Men in Space. Mini. $695/bO________
TUBA 4 valve, rotary, perfcond. $4500.________ VIOLIN German. Tum-of-oentury $500____________ ANTIQUE PLAYER PIANO Restored. $2500
HALOGEN Des Futon bed $1!
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BDRM set black lacquer, qn waterbed. $800/80.
DINNING Set. Solid mahogany. 6 chrs, Extensions & padded cover ind. Sacrf. $1900
NEON ... S,q choose $80-1 PIN BALL MACHINE Hardly used Great shape $65Q/BO SAFE c.1880 2 x 2 rope edge molding. $1175 firm_______ SLOT MACHINES regulation casino. 4 Antique quality. Must see. B/Q_______________ SOLID GOLD Soda bottles 2 hi. • tillable $650____________
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JOHN KENNEDY WASN'T THE FIRST POLITICIAN TO PROMISE HIS CONSTITUENTS THE MOON. BUT HE WAS THE FIRST TO DELIVER IT. At The New Museum at theJohn F. Kennedy Library, you’l l witness many accomplishments and moments in JFK's life. From applauding the introduction o f the space program. To voting at the '60 Democratic Convention. Probing at a press conference. And waving an Americanflag under the Berlin WaU. Asyou do, you'llgain a much keener understanding ofthe mans optimism, vigor, andpassion. Who knows, maybe you’l l even be inspiredtoparticipate inJohn F. Kennedy’s callfor public service. Plan to visit us whenyou’re near Boston. Or simply call usat 617-929-4525 to learn more about the museum today. We’l l promiseyou an enlightening time. And, o f course, we’l l promiseyou the moon.
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$3900 or trade._____ ESTABROOK 27" dr TV i hifi VCR s, mint $500
AFRICAN & No. Amei Trophies for sale. CHINESE ART Furn Ceramics. Must see
hood. Exc $1350 KITCHEN ISLAND. Wood. 3 x w/potrack, 1 yr. $1000 firm.
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*OTBELLY STOVE Wrti heat entire house. $600______ REFRIG, -ooktop w hood i D/W. trash compactor. STOVE 20" gas. piiotless. UNUSEDI With pckg. $3C STOVE Antique chrm/wht. Beaut cond' $750/bo
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SATURDAY 8-10 OVER 600 LOTS - Best Victorian Walnut & Oak Wa ve Had!! Wooden Desk * Jetlift Chairs' 62" Rolltop ' Tiffany Lamp * Bronzes * Art Pottery * Estate Rugs ' Sterling ' Porcelain ' FALLON. Photos^fromjthe 50's. 1000+ Depression Glass * Period. Pine & French Fum ' RENNER Litho "Bearskin Rug" Scales ' Photos' ♦ Morel! $4000. "Spring Warrior $5000. VICTORIANAUCTION GALLERY “Vaughn" $3000__________ HOLDER Orig. paintings on canBIGGEST! BEST! vas. sculpture -Costa Rica' ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS' REVIVAL RURKA "Work! Portraits" Series. Millions of Collectibles. All photos signed and framed. Country & Fine Antiques. Sports DUREE "Lingering Memories" Paper, Toys & More - Plus 12 lithograph authentic set. Framed. $1000/b o OLD CAR SALE SATURDAY & SUNDAY OLD TOWN EXPO CENTER $5. $3 seniors & children under 12 Good for both days CALIFORNIA COUNTRY Antique Americana Show and Sale SUNDAY 11-4 American History House
ind. 14“ color monitors, keybrd. Many programs. 6 mos. old. S700/BQ_______________
42" Console TV. Oak. Perfect. Moving. Must sell. $975
VIDEO CAMERA. Color viewer, steady-device, mike. $11004)0
3 Consumers have varying tastes in the styles of furniture they prefer. But almost every consumer (even non-human species) shares a taste for solid wood. In a recent survey, an overwhelming 97% of the people polled said solid wood construction is important to them. Perhaps that's why so many consumers are choosing the beauty of Keller solid wood furniture. For 100 years, Keller has offered the finest quality solid wood products made in America. Now. we are combining the durability of our solid wood with some
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of the most breathtaking furniture designs on the market. In recent years, we've introduced the classic beauty of our Oak Royale collection. The eclectic sophistication of Chestnut Creek. And the modern elegance of our new introduction, Sunset Bay. As we celebrate our 100th anniversary, Keller's management team is adhering to the traditions of the past while setting a bold new direction for the future. So make sure Keller
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FORMING LETTERS FROM MOLTEN LEAD ISN'T DONE NONCHALANTLY. When first practiced around the year 1450, it took time to cast hot metal type. And to do this property, time is what if still takes today. But there is another requirement to pouring letterforms from lead, arranging them into words, and pressing their images info paper. It takes ded ica tion something that M& H Type has exhibited since 1915, by offering a rare collection of metal type to suit the
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THE LETTERFORMS YOU ARE READ ING ARE FASHIONED AS those of Johann Gutenberg, who, around the year 1450, worked out a method of casting type and printing so enduring it is practiced today. And nowhere is this craft upheld more dun at the oldest and largest typefoundry in the United States, M & H Type. First, we cast letters from molten lead. Next, we cover themwith ink and then impress them into paper. The advantage of this process is an image as
crispas in engraving ind is expressive as any work of art. Plus, for individuals who are as equally demanding o f typography generated by computer, we now providean exacting photo-composition sendee utilizes the most advanced technologies, Please call Andrew Hoyem, president, to inquire about the availability o f for help in planning your next project, We think you will findthat when yoor type is a picture of perfection, fc could be the only visual your message requires.
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