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If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be glad to see that one Is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
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I HIS VTH EK SP EC IAL
JAN. 17TH TO 22ND INCLUSIVE:
Boneless canned checken, per can.. •... ,30o
Mrs. Porter’s Salad dressing, pjr bottle.25o
A 1 Sauce, per bottle ...... .25°
Refined Bor«x Soap, 3 bare for .. .••..25o
Aunt Jemimas self raie'ng penaoike flour, p*r package.20o
Malto Meal (the new health breakfast fooul per package -■-20c
IWhiek brooms, *«ch . .1®°
Theormas Bottlee, eaoh . ... . 32.00 and 32'50
GOGGIN. |
The Quality Store. |,
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NEWS NOTES
Hans Larsen pulled out for the Hot
springs today with a small load of
freight.
The Eagles announce that they will
ive the school children a alelgh ride
i.ext Saturday in the event that the
i.iihr-r is not too cold.
Charles Olsen, who was operated on
for appendicitis January 13 Is reported
by his physician, Dr Mustard, to be
rapidly progressing toward recovery.
He will probably be out tomorrow.
Harry Lomen and Leonard Seppala
started out for Solomon this morning
ui spite of the cold weather, for the
purpose ot testing out some of the
dogs to be employed by the latter In
t lie coining Solomon derby.
It is reported that the Caledonians
will give a celebration January 26 in
honor of the birthday of Robert Burns,
rile- ."scots are said to be preparing for
a high old time in honor of tic lr fa
mous countryman.
The soldiers beat the Eskimos In a
one-sided game of baseball at the Gym
■ st evening The natives hardly had
i look in with their speedier oppon
ents and went down in ignominious
del eat b> a score of 26 to 4.
-■ • mon reports that Erie Johnson
pulled out for Nome this morn
with tlie incoming mail. The con
on merit consists of three sacks of
first and the same of second class
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| mallei. As he left Solomon early he
iv.ill probably arrive here late this eve
, ning.
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-Mrs. Alii ton Koper, Air. and Airs, i
K. .1 Kenney and Lawrence Kerr are:
reported on their way up the coast |
from Solomon and will arrive thlsj
evening. Mrs. Koper is in charge of!
l'ercy Kiutchford, Joe Felder is trans
porting Mrs. Kenney and Lawrence is
being towed by Kenney.
| file Aimers Home Club held their
weekly card scclal last night With a
good sized crowd in attendance
rubles were set for twenty-five. The
following "on the prizes In the order
. allied. Alyrtie imerson, Mrs. James
Hewitt and Airs Manila; Alfred Best.)
duv Stelnfeld and Gus Alasik.
>vi mg to tiie ladles of the Kegoa- |
yali Kozga haling decided to hold their:
tinual ball on February 22, the eoni
oiiUee in charge ot the Moose burden
andicap nave set the Jute for holding
mat went on the 21. The start will
oe made on the morning of that date
..ms allowing tiie Olivers and their
fair burdens to return in time for the
nail, on tiie evening of the following
day.
The baseball association will hold a
business meeting at the Golden Gate
nail at seventhirty this evening for
tiie purpose of discussing business of
importance. All members are request
ed to attend. It Is reported that Fax - |
"n Lewis has been given to the Pirates
to do the slab work for that organiza
tion This will add dno little to the'
■ trengtii of the tailenders In the pen
nant race. Considerable rivalry Is
' "tnmencing to develop among the
layers and they are now in the spirit
of the occasion up to both ears. Pre
dictions as to what is going to be
done to the other “feller” are a prime
topic of conversation just now—In
witness thereof the following conver
sation between members of the rival
teams Is quoted; "Did you ever hear
the song: ’I found u horseshoe, I picked
it up and hung it o'er the door?”
' ,-ure" "Well, Thursday night they’ll
ang up worse than that." The lat
l dope is "Watch the Sandhill Crane,
t i, third base for the Pirates."
The eighteenth episode of the Million
ii dlar Mystery, "Trapped by the
1’lames," will be shown at the Dream
(heater tonight. In two weeks more
the closing chapters of this great
iai will be shown, the big mystery
ming to an end with the twenty
, t.ird episode. There is a strong dra
matic quality and human Interest ele
ment in tonight and also tomorrow
min's issues that grips and thrills
the spectator The sincere and labor
,>ns efforts of the entire cast are
loan boldly forward and scene after
• lie arrests attention and startles the
mind *lth sensational developments,
strung and grandly filmed situations
['no additional numbers, one of them
a roaring comedy, will relieve the class
entertainment tonight.
,S. M. Leonard of No. 226 East Sixth
street north. Portland, Ore., wants to
locate his brother, Homer Leonard,
who has 1 een in Alaska many years.
The writer sa\s that the missing man
l uted outside from Ruby August 8,
MM 4. since which time nothing has
s en heard from him. He was traced
■ far ay Dave Lewis’ store about j
wouty eight miles helow Ruby at
which point the trail was lost. Sisters
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ind other relatives are greatly worried j
fearing that he has lost his life.
NELSON FIGHTING
RAILROAD
APPROPRIATION
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A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—To all ap
pearances the Alaska railroad is to be
made the subject of a bitter fight In
i lie senate during the present session.
The opposition is largely on the part
nf the republicans although there are
i considerable number of the demo
luts of the southern delegation who
..it unalterably opposed to the admin
istration's work in the northern terri
tory.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota , Is
leading the tight against the approprl
ons necessary to continue the work
of construction and is backed up by
several other senators of influence.
The Nelson crowd made no pretensions
icspecting their attitude and are open
ly and avowedly against doing any
further work on the government road
aid will tight not only the regular
ippropriatlon but all emergency ap
propriations as well.
ONE HALF MILLION!
GERMANS KILLED
A. P. A. Service.
LONDON, Jan. 1.—Tennant, the par
iamentary under secretary of war, an
Miunced in the commons today that
nearly six million Germans ha/e been
tilled since the beginning of the war
period if the reports of total casual
lies published in Berlin yesterday are
correct. According to the German
1st the total casualties are 2,536,768 to
date of this number, Tennant de.;la*ed
he death list, according to the Ger
nan statement of the percentage of
roops killed in action, will number j
>88,986.
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LANE PRESSING
EMERGENCY
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A, K A. Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—The re
quest for an appropriation of two mil
lion dollars for the continuation of the
work on the Alaska railroad was be
fore the house appropriation commit
tee today and was given preliminary
consideration by that body at the re
quest of the Alaska railway commis
sion.
Secretary Lane himself asked for
the appropriation, explaining that the
funds for the current year were In
sufficient to continue the work until
the regular appropriations are made.
Although there is considerable oppo
sition developing against the govern
ment project the secretary Is confident
that the emergency appropriation wilt
be secured during the arguments over
the deficiency appropriation bill which
will probably be passed some time this
week. Lane Is using all his personal
Influence In the effort to secure the
appropriation and Is enlisting the aid
of all who are in a position to aid in
| pressing the appropration through.
“93” HairTonic
stops the hair from falling out
Lormen Bros. Pharmacy
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| UNEEDA BISCtiiT 1
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+ 75 CENTS PER DOZEN PROS. *
|mollerss grocery:
4 PHONE, Main Bfc 211 FRONT 8T. J
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewie Hunter Ry» and the Fa-,
moui Atherton Bourbon whiskya, Dis
tilled spring 1904-1905, bought in bond
ind reduced lo 90 per cent, by U. S.
government by the bottle or gallon.
Yes—Many People
have told us the sumo story —distress
after eating, gases, heart hum. V
Dyspepsia
Tablet
before and after euch xueal will reiietc i
you. Sold only by us—25 c.
Lomen Bros. Pharmat v,
Professional Cards
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Office hours: 2 5 and 7-8 p. m.
Phone—Night or day, Main 26.
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Base Bail !
FIRST GAME. J
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Pirates vs. Fort Davis
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Horseshoes vs. Northern Lights
JAN. xJOth, 1916
ADMISSION 50c
I RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE’S CANDY STORE
GAME 8TARTS «iSO SHARP.
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And you will have to answer your letters. 4
’ We carry the fine grades of writing paper In boxes, tablets and
pound paper. Including Eaton Crane & Pike Companies, Highland rj
Linen. Twilled Irish Linen, Cran a Linen, Lawn, etc. j§
Fine Linen Envelopes In pa kngea of 25 each, 15a Also the wove* F
letter size. Envelopes at 10c e package. ft
Free chance on 980.00 Pun h Bowl given with eaoh (v cent per* P
chase or payment on account g
HILL’S PHARMACY I
Headquarters Fine Writing Paper. §
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A PHOENIX HOSE 9|
as coinpleteas now
90^ TO $2.00
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Special prices per box
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. J
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I THE GREATEST AGGREGATION jjj
Of Bargains
3 Ever Shown In Alaska jjj
8 EVERYTHING WHITE IN THE HOUSE jjj
I REDUCED IN PRICE
| SEE CIRCULARS FOR PRICES jj
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