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NOMt. ALASKA. FEBRUARY o. 1915
THE 1NURA I ITUDfc OF TURKEY.
.'i'inu'jiic with tu infinite sense ol
/turnoi iuts given the definition of
jsrat if ude us .1 lively seiii>e ol luvors
m» be received. And, in retailing that
individuals aid quite callous to the
poignant truth contained therein, the
thought has also occurred that the
same truth applies to nations as well.
1 hat they are quite as liable to tin
same charge of callousness as the in -
dtv it 11 i<t I.
No belief example can be furnished
than that of Turkey. Were not the
definition applicable Turkey would
hot dream of striking a blow at Kng- 1
land, at least not it such time as this
when she is engaged in a vert table
battle for existence.
I Jut for t In succoring hand of Kn gland
the Turkish nation would long agoj
Hav»* been, if not entirely swept away, i
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id least driven front tile soil of elm- j
tilienlal Europe it is eonoeded that
Mali aid lias not been the result of
friendly regard, lint was rather a po
licy dictated by the head and the
purse This fact, however, does not
in the least diminish the force of the
indication The Crimean war was
fought to save the Ottoman Empire
from receiving a death blow from the
hand if Russia At a later period. In
IS77-X. England again intervened when
the Czar’s armies once more stood at
' the gates of the Turkish capital and. j
in the R-rlin conference which follow-]
ed, the Turco-Russian war. it was two
of England's greatest statesmen.
IMsarelt and Palmerston, who saved
Turkey from the humiliating terms of j
the treaty of San Stefano— wrung from!
her before the British that arrived at
the Rosphorus to stay the march of
Mie victorious Russian host
True it is also that Rrltain herself,
nearly tottered as a result of tlie selfish
'policies traced by her diplomats: that
.the overthrow of tlie Tory government
| was England's answer to the cold di
plomacy of Reaoonsfleld which permit-,
ted tlie Crescent to remain on Europe's
i soil And once again in repent year*
Rrltain has hern a party to the re
prii ve when the Ottoman Empire again
stood in the shadow of the sword.
English treasure and blood have
been Hu i nsis of Turkey safety vet. all
(forgetful of the debt, today she casts
her lot with England's mortal foe and
1 tears w ith might and main Ht the
heart of her many time benefactor
And, indeed, it would he the irony of
fate if this decadent despotism dealt
in England a mortal blow -and such
otn outcome is entirely possible. The
, Sultan, he it remembered, is not only
.1 political sovereign, but is also the
primate of the Molsem faith, and by
proclaiming a holy war he might lie
able to undermine the loyalty of mll
j lions of Mohammedans, upon whom
both Britain and France are both
forced to rely for a large portion of
their most effective soldiers. Even if
that event did not seriously affect the
stability of England in India, and
France in North Africa, the absence
11 some crisis of a few army corps of
I the dusk) warrior subjects of both
countries may decisively turn th'
scales of conflict, so evenly are the\
balanced.
Tilery are some lessons which the
‘lotion, like tlie individual, never has
t" learn twice and we may be suVe thai
England, taught by tills searching ex
perience will never again stand be
tween the Turk and his doom
WHY EAT POOR BREAD
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Whsn you can get GOOD, WHOLE- j
SOME Bread at 5c per loaf.
ANVIL BAKERY,
NORTH POLE BAK EH v
ONE WAY TO PREVENT WARS. !
The Mexican national department of
education had ordered all unfriendly
allusions to other peoples stricken out i
of thp textbooks used hi the public
schools These ullusions^were declared!
to be "unsuitable for the jFlnds of chll ■
dren because they generate germs rf
odium incompatible with proper infant
edueation. which should insiill good
ness and love."
An admirable sentiment. Somebody
should hasten to read il to “Pnneho'
Villa. St Louts Post-Dispatch.
GERMANS BUY PLANT AT GARY
GARY.Ind The Schmidt t’pramn
company of ISerlin. Germany, has ac
quired the old glass factory at Porter,
east of Gary, and will make special
chimvware there. Employment will be
Riven to several hundred men. This
particular industry is the first of Its
kind in America.
For fresh peanut oandies. salted
peanuts and salted almons go to the '
Rose Candy Store. ,
SPRING DHESS GOODS
In plaids, roman stripes, brocaded
with plain colors. Silks and serges to
match. All new goods, latest style.
Now it the time to get a good selec
tion.
MRS. J. WANGER'S
2nd Ave. opp. Court House.
Augustine and Kyer chocolates and
Butter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
ALWAYS IN STYLE
If vou have yotn suit pressed , |. .
ed and repaired by us
We will make them look like new
We do dry or gasoline < h ntm
We do steam cleaning
We ni ike alterations
We do cleaning, pressing and re i
pairing for Ladies and Gerith lilt i
We rnok< a specialty of nicking - di
repairing furs
First -class workmanship.
All work guaranteed Our pic - - .,i *
reasonable, t >nee a ■ ustontet ale vs
a customer
*' one and see us w>- ni|| give y , ■,
our prices before We do your yv , l
We appreciate your patronage
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DID YOU EVER HAVE A SKATE ON'.’’
The roller skating nnk is attracting]
numbers of people nightly and is a very !
popular exercise. Rink located in old
Alaska Mercantile Co. building, east
Front street.
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THURSDAY FEB. 4.1915
ADM. 50c
RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE CANDY STORE.
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PEANUT BUTTER
S. .V \V. pur Uoz. $1.35 or 2 jars for.25c
j Heechnut, per doz. $1.35 or 2 jars for.25c
I for your coffee.
COFFEE
Selecto, per can 35c, 3 cans for $1.00.. Why pay more
W<* have also a very fine bulk coffee that Is ns good
ns any coffee offered for sale in the city, Just for this
time we will offer the same at 2 pounds for. . 65c
I Tou want a good cup of coffeo and have no time to
prepare, here is your chance fleorge Washington in
stanteneous coffee in small tins, 2 cans for 65c.
large ears each.90c
CATSUP
I. i'bys catsup is a very fine highly seasoned catsup.
I we will offer at $2.75 per dozen or bottle.25c
CAKE
Wh> trouble yourself with m iking fruit cake, we can
I sell a very good cake, sent to us (without ordering*
mi its merit and we can highly recommend It, per
pound 60c or for the whole cnke In n tight decorated
tin, r> pounds net.$2.50
BOUILLON CUBES
I I i , .bus are a household necessity as at tints* a
J good cup of bouillon is worth more to u tired both
I than any alcoholic stimulant and ns a help to soups
and gravies is very indespensable and when travel*
ing It may be the means of your safety. 25c for n tine
I little tin that you can carry In vour vest pocket
FISH
Mackerel ia a relish on Bunds- morning breakfast
• in*l when you can get u tine white mackerel for
20c why buy meat. Herring our Alaska Stock is
superior to any other tish not only in fatness but in
freshness we have a few barrels that we want tg sell
and we feel confident that if vou try them you will
I become a lover of herring special Inducement price
n herring for 25s or |>er kit.. . $1.75
25SEH535T5T5TC
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Every year about this time of the year we find it necessary after taking the annual inventory to
have a sale and ,n order to close out short items and reduce the amount of long items we offer special
inducements and large reductions in price.
Read the following low quotations and make your purchases as soon as possible as you may not
have the opportunity again for a long time.
SALE BEGINS MONDAY. FEB. 1st
AND WILL CLOSE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, AT 9 P. M. AFTER WHICH THE PRICES WILL
GO BACK AGAIN TO THE FORMER PRICES.
CANNED FISH
Sea King Oysters a good value 25c per 2 pound tin
per dozen. $2.75
Libby Salmon a very good salmon each 20c , ei
dozen. $? 25
Royal Club Lobster shell fish i.s very perishable, but
when we guarantee every can if means that every can
must be satisfactory to you, you have nothing to
loose if a can may bo found darkened This brand
we will sell at 3 for $1.00 or per dozen . $3.75
Tuna fish a good substiiute for t hicken in salad
and for lunch cannot he surpassed, per can 25c
per dozen.$3.00
shad. That is a now tanned fish product but if you
try it you will like it, 3 cans for 50c per dozen . $1.75
ftbad Roe is the Caviar of America, we sell that at 25c
a can, this is about 10 times larger and Caviar.
Who knows how much of this Psh was shipped to
Europe and shipped back as Imported Caviar
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Arctic i rout, NPF RIOD, is our own product nnd we
know it ia good to cat, 3 cans for 50c per dozen. $1.75
Kippered Herring imported which si*lls for 35c a can.
we are selling at 25c, Imy some and put it away, it
is fine for that impromptu lunch.
CANNED FRUITS
Rosedule Sliced reaches are as good as any other
sold for more money, per can20c per dozen . . $2.25
Delmonte Blackberries per cnn25c or nor dozen$2.75
This is a good article.
Hesperian Grated Pineapple for that icecream can
not l.e excelled, per can 20c, per dozen.$2.25
Happy Home Strawberries 2 cans for.45c
FRESH APPLES
At tbit, time we ure going to offer you an apple that
has never been ofTercd on this market as Europe con
sumed all these apples produced, but owing to the
war we were able to get some Inst fall. The name of
it is Arkansas Blacks, the price is. per box ....$2.50
in our estimation there can he no equal In flavor,
keeping quality or appearance.
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MINCE MEAT
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Reliance in packages a very good article per B
package .10c ,
CANNED MEAT *
Koast Veal 2 pound tins 8 cans for $1.00 per I
dozen..$3.75 n
Meat I.oaf, 3 cans for 25c, per dozen.00c #
II. B. and Onions. > cans for 45c, per dozen.$2,60 <
NUTS
Peanut.' per pound 20c same as fresh roasted ^
Pecans per pound. .20c ^B
Peanuts, salted, fine large ones, per pound.,. 35c
OLIVES Ml
M*'0y Hlu(fed Pimento Olives, 7 ottnees, per hot. 25c Ba
Onions picketed in 12 ounce Jars arch 26c a good ap- M
petlzer. BB
SOAP
Kitchen man scrubbing soap par bar.5o
Mule team Borax soap per bar.5C BB
t'lioaa- leaf Borax soap per bar. 5e
l: Blossom Glycerine soap per bar 2 for 5c kJ
I"1' dozen . 2Sc M
mohahaGUS. lUj
Happy V ale whole, as good value for the money on
t;iinul»J«* |** r t an. 20®
Bed Rose only a few left of this brand per can. 25c
■s ,v Tips in round cans 3 for. 50c
THESE VEGETABLES ARE A NO. 1, THE PRICE
lb $4.00 per case, 8 cans for ont dollar or 2 for_2io|
X K. string Beaus Orescent Pork and Beans
K'-.v City font ...her Sauerkraut
Fen" While Lilly Tomatoes