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■ What Every Woman Wsutits i • oSi'isr •*,he <&- ’■•sasrsi.'ir *• EfflpRH!
V ▼ AAMb Mrnm V ^ w, w. ^ ——ww— _ New York 4. Philadelphia 3. Piteh- I^Hgir§|^^B *
<> ...—— ~* ' J! Those new Spring Stetson’s are on ers—Mathewson; Chalmers. * %L
’' display at Blum’s. Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1. Pitchers
A irpal fit Thve ’“teSt •S,yl; h“ls Jv‘^ receive;’ Wa.shinmoT^BostoTu Pitchers
ri Tl Cal III) ,; on the Sampson for Mrs. \1 Inter, tf —Boehling; Foster.
_ _ Philadelphia 5, New York 4. Pitch- A '
<► ‘W? f -J. <, Mike Sherry returned to Valdez | ers—Bender; Schultz.
r.ASV comron. ’ this morning from Egiiok bay. Northwestern League.
J f. J 7 __ Spokane 2, Seattle 4. Pitchers— li^^^S999999BSE9S
1 J1' * ■' j_ 1 V G. O. Reinke, the watcnmaker and ‘'1~orty • Schneider.
\i Clean cut style . ;; a,, „srs’i5,,i“■ „,, _
it . . , . , ;;’">rt8“r‘":'!i_ • tEaM-7Wo,no. I Valdez Electric
’ .--.-.ITT fOOl RDDcirCl. Suits Pressed for $1.00 at Silver- - fnmnanv
y NS* < i man’s, the tailor. Telephone 198. National League. V^VFIIlJpcXlIjr
< ’ < - „ I’er Pk„„A C7 Office in
% < < FOR RENT—Four rooms partly Games - Won Lost Cent rnone Ji Copper BI’K
if J! furnished; price reasonable. Apply Brooklyn' ! I 2 714
y at Valdez, Drug Co. tf. Philadelphia . 5 3 625 ..
i - Cincinnati . 500 I flfl A HT fl 1 PT
it Get your Spring bonnet; you’ll find New York .. 3 4 429 fl U I. fl 11 I* I fl L L
♦ it at Blum’s. tf St. Louis . 4 6 400 H|llfH||L l|Mf L
0 y _ Chicago . 3 6 333 " '" ""****"* "" ■
1 I ^hlOES {' George Herman came up last ev- Bost°n .3 6 250j IS THE BEST PLACE TO EAT
’ V <. ening from Betties hay on the launch “ " J RilfFRY IN CONNECTION
’’ American League. DAM.I\ I everything good
< ► «I __ ^er I private dining room
are guaranteed to give you more Those new Spring Stetson’s are on Chicago 6 4^ 600'I_JACK CALIJN& CO. |
:_ 5 , f : 1 display at Blum’s. tf Detroit ..! . .!. 6 4 600 ---
it of these three quail- ;; Por - — sre tt. Jlp 5J-SST5 t S-' ~
it ties than any other ii — « *■“ «TS£.:::::::: it S BEST PLACE TO EAT
y, * . ,1 !! FOUND-Locket and chain. Apply Cleveland . 3 7 300 MRS. ST. MARIE’S
!! chop VOU Call DUV '' at Prospector office, prove property --- _ .
*. OllUC JUU <’ .j,. ’ — , , . Crawford Building, opposite Tele
o . I and pay for thls adv’ „ Federal Leafl.ue- „ phone Exchange.
,, . f *1 mnnPV <, - Games— Won Lost Cent r _ a ni t0 9 a n|
y lOr luC IllOnCy • ,, Mrs. Dieringer is transplanting a St. Louis . 7 1 875 'MLAlsI Lunch is m to t i> m
o !’ number of fruit trees received from 5a^.ilu°le . * jj 901 je. «»rir»Mm«Krk
o V, the outside on the last boat. Chicago . 4 4 500 -
*! __11 - Brooklyn . 3 4 429 -
o> --—- _ ■ I, Get your Spring bonnet; you’ll find Indianapolis . 3 5 375 . ■ ■ ■— ■ -i
it Valdez Mercantile Co., Inc. ii“-“— “kssv:—! i a; LAUNCH BRIGHTON
4^ * - ||— era* w TK*e ! FOR SALE—Good sewing machine. - LnWilWlI MIIIWIIIwll
If TRUE VALUES y Enquire M„. Charles Kraemer or Northwestern League. j __FOR
U y phone 38. ( k 29 Gaines— won Lost cent PORT WELLS and
| ' , ” , - Spokane . 9 3 7501 Way Porta.
....... 0,™a.'.7Lo™le,E“L;“o,™ sssrr..v.v::::::::: ? i Si ^^caltmpssu ca^sT^v
li> tttt>Mtt»9M>>*tttttttt****^^***^************r**>*************>>*******#**\i _ Tacoma . 6 6 5001 VALDEZ DOCK
f<> Fern Wagner returned from Port ^ict(°ria,. 1 ^
On ike basis ot Security and Service j| S1T-S?,
|| we solicit mur account. y Su ts pressed for $1.0 at Sil/ei | Taken at 8:00 a. m. Snow is given 11 I
j; - --^- ; ; man’s, the tailor. Telephone 198. as depth cn level> jn ,nches. j Powerful Fa.t Commodious
!; WE DO A BANKING BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELI. i i JpC "Z.ZT’ "* ” L“atr», a.. ST S“°W | Pas.enger,, Freighting
y JI - j Won man’s, part cloudy, calm..... ^ j and Towing.
'► y Nugget jew'elry made to order by .’
VALDEZ BANK & TRUST CO. ♦ G. O. Reinke at the Valdez Drug Co. | Beaver Dam, cloudy, calm 4o 48 :| See CAPT. MORRIS, Valdez Dock, j
t > < > Nothing has been heard from Ju- Tonsinu, cloudy, south wind 45 S
u ....................x.Axx.tat.a* neau regarding the steamer Alame- Copper Center, clear, calm 42 8 j __ . .
...which len seatll, on AI,r„ S) o„s., .=. «»Sy.;. V; JJ! STEAM LAUNCH N & S
^^^————— for Valdez and should hate reached paxson>Sj windy, snowing 30 IS Leave* from Valdez dock for
' _ __ _ _ _ _ Juneau last night. Wortman's—Trail open. .... -
IF ■ g ^ 1 lj * - Beaver Dam—Trail open but soft. SHOUF* BAY
' K AT What 111 A W 1C mL^ FOR RENT or lease, one pool and Teikhell-Trail open but soft. and way point, at 10 a. m. Daily
I\liUW f T Udl Ulv If VI III lO | Jl0 one billiard tabl- complete. Inquire at ^°nS ^ p^er-°Trd 1 bfa i rS°f 1' i W. J. CALLAGHAN.
the Big Place. Also a moving picture oX^na-Trlu soft a‘''
f Two hour9 spent weekly in reading The Lit- T -If rtVOW machinefirst^aas condition. tf Hogan’s—Trail soft. -
• erary Digest” will afford you definite, reliable Lllvl UiLj FOR RENT—Four rooms partly j1 axson ’s~Trail HOfL HUGO FELS
information on every important happening all furnished; price reasonable. Apply Valdez, April 27,1914.
over the world. The Digest is CLEAN. Sensational, use- DlgCSt at Valdez Drug Co. “KTrature^tTp6 mV i".::: sg949 GOnlraCtOr Slid BUllder
lets, “slushy” news is omitted, but every event of impor- The residents of Reservation ave- Maximum Temperature . 47 D,y Work if Deiired
tance is covered. i nue are circulating a petition among j M nimurn Temperature... 28 ! E.limate* Furni.hod
j “*** «wv«rw*wi. ^ . ._.. Mean Temperature . 37.5 i
ALL SIDES OF THE WORLD’S NEWS WITHOUT OUR il« he property oy,ne[s asking thf Clty fprecipiution .07 work guaranteed
• » U ■ Uf l- C ‘‘Tk. i :*.!l.„ the Periodicals council to order the construction of cloudy, calm, wind • S. W. two
VIEWS IS the unique,policy.Of me Ajterary Digest. meeei- . »» a sidewalk from the court house to miles. Light rain from 2:15 p. m. to
! tow do. not write tHE|R views,, but they quote from and reflect j the upper end of town. 7 p. m. i
U«, OpUSon. Of U-jy-din. ,™blk.tk». of the woHa o. b..h ' FM party prizesTbe [Ml outside is W.r M.w. a.d CAMP VALDEZ N.. 10
I Sides of:every* question. ■ ; ; - . Japanese baskets. Valdez Drug Co. tf W* offer spec,Bl four bott,es °«
- - ■■ - - » Ranter bock beer for $1.00; a brew
The World's Greatest Magazine I FOR SALE—23-foot Kodiak Dory [of excellence, at the Big Place. tf
. '■ • • ■ , , . j , with Fulton engine, all in good con- _
CLEAN, VALUABLE, RELIABLE NEWS diuon. seej. d. jetrerson 9 • - ^
J - J TIDE TABLES. j Eagle Hail. All members are reqaestedto
• Get your Spring bonnet; you'll find 4 I attend. T. o. QUINN. Arctic Chief
'1 ’ it at Blum'r tf O-•--*—-Ol • S. MCNIECK. Secretary
Tuesday, A^ril 28 ; —--:
L Have your watch repaired at the ***?? tide’ “■ “• and “ 11 • m-1 ValdeZ I/Odge
. • ■ , ... ,, ' . . . . Low tide, 8:00 a. nf. and 7:33 p. m. 0
u.,'-..L£1% - Valdez Drug Co. by an experienced Wednesday, April 29. i N0I68
Published W*ekly-i-More than 300,000 Subscribers. workman. All work guaranteed and. High tide, 1:37 a. m. and 3:04 P. m.
v , promptly done. tf Low tide, 8:39 a. in. and 8:08 p. m. Free and Accented Masons
• , -L _ ,, ,, . , , ... . J --,- Thursday, April 30. Regular Communications first Wednesday in
Men and women who read The Literary Digest take an intelligent and uuthorative SONS QF revolution High tide, 2:08 a. m. and 3:65 p. m. eacbmon-.hinMcKinievHaii visitorsaiwaja
part in any conversation, any where. It gives you all sides and shades of opinion con- meet on a wharf Low tlde’ _ V u.y <t | A. E* GRIG SB \ . W. M,
ceming every happening of moment in the realm of Science, Politics, Sport, —-— High tide, 2:51 a.’m. and 4:58 p. m l c c' R<>VDOlds-Soc‘__
Art Literature, Religion, IM* US», Ete., Etc. Preftud, illu.tr.ted. ™ ^ L. W. STORM. E. M.
' • . . _ j. annual meeting in this city, the Gen- High tide, 3:47 a. m. and 6:12 p. m.
Good reading begets Good Thinking. ' You (jet just such reading on every erai sqciety, sons of the Revolution ^,ow tlde’11:19 a- m-and 11:09 p- m- valdc*. auaska
essential topic of the day in “The Literary Digest ” Tons, howete^noAar^ long, summons for publication. L..*,*«,
stead j|j0y boarded a Potomac river a
It’S INTERESTING and at the same time it’s VALUABLE reading matter. b0at en route to Yorktown and oth- Intor*y o?*AiatskaCOTbird°DivJsionei r* ---
----- er points of historic interest in Vir- e. E. Ritchie, plaintiff, vs. George Local Valdez
United State* Supreme Court. Mk. Justice Houses: "It Hudson Maxim, Inventor’Smokeless Powder, etc.. "The ginia. David, defendant. No. 654—Summons * ■ iriT n I nmr
suppUesn warn feludTkeby professional and lay readers." most indi.den.able periodical published tod.y _ for Publication. SOCIALIST PARTY
m ..... — ........ ..I will Rend It A. Lons A. Ho Live*, says Dr: E. R. Gartl- Among the most recent substitutes ’p*le president of the United States __
A W. H. P. Fnnnco, D. D„ LL. D„ President. Brown Uni- ner, Montrose. Pa.,: I am remitting not only for the ar- , Of America, greeting: Moots ThursdaVS at
verslty: "The Literary Digest’ h» become .Imply in- for rubber Is seaweed. In England To ^ above-named defendant, “ ‘““MUayS ai
dispensable to my keeping abreast of the world ot thought J^u,Uf»n«nue my-subsorlpUoh lor xhe Digest’to long there Is being made a product from George David: 8 Odock at
and action. I do not know of any publication that can aslihe. It is the only luy periodical I couldn’t get along seaweed which Is said to be as good You are hereby required to appear l..l _c
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-T1 ^ 0 „ tires and similar purposes,, and, wbjle Ingram & Bush • Cigar Store
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. 7 j in this dilution seem to indicate that days after Jpne 6th, 1914, and unless,
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