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pairing send it to
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rn CHAS. R. CRAWFORD 1917
fiow connww >M we*
• OF ALASKA
CAN HANDLE A]SY C^ASS OF BUILDING
Building material of all kinds, and several grades of
wall board kept in stock at all times
PFFRPAW FACTORY, VALDEZ ALASKA
Phone 18
■ssss- itawstraar
Merchant’s Cafe
Pbo- 68 p*W AN5 Nf/W Cfcy Ftochar, Prapr.
Mead's Sj^t «<S> Work.
plumbing STOVES and RANGES heating
MOTOR BO AT SUPPLIES, PAINTS and OILS
Mine Air Pipe, Vabei, Hone, Pipe and Flllliu**
Valdai Dock. Opoockc Pnwpe^w* TalaBtow a*
LET EB MKAMHUB TOC
(or yoar peif fait and let os do
It now. The new fabrics In eerie,
worsted, thibet, etc., are tn and
we are prepared to cat them In
to salts of class and snap at a
very, low rate considering the
quality of the cloth and the tail
oring. Do It now.
BEN SILVERMAN
TUB TAUXp
Independent Steam Laimdiy
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Telephone 66
Foot Key none Aw
Roajrb Dry lfts tb
THE SENATE
Hydy Fw2he^ooB»*> *^5?
&SS£S$ig£:g2ilS£8t£
J37JSS? SJS 2*
worth of improved bindery and printing machinery
""‘caniotktjob.nomfnwgfrftilf-.
They do the one thing
you fc*y« alwayt
cigarette
^thepSat*
ij/y—and
yet they?re
MOD.
«iss5S8rias«
tetdoy iwolM fkotocrwka of
■ iih a-t * r-f *. ,t > f» fi'; T''
"type* of the lint American! captur
ed 6u' the WdeidM fWAt.w’ f ~
•* ','t - i>h 1 tel «>me»i<n
Ralph Vogt will leave on the fteam
ahftT Branif fc»"£UMfcl» wiiifiFhe
will work ae a
ftynph /ogelgn legiqp, Jog* bis Hfp p
the result of wounds he received in a
recent action, the Herald announces.
“■pell the folkf pack home I went
out gajn'ely, pal!" Parrlngfleld mur
mured as hts captain stooped to pin
on Jkts breast the iptlltary metfai) says
a letter received ‘by Jack Barry, of
Brooklyn, another BWBlfesr of the le
gion, wjio is on a fuplpugb in Paris,
from which the Herald quotes.
The letter was penned on the front
by Oscar Mouvet. glvipg the circum
stances of the death In jJprralpe of
his 22-year-old voiuntepr.
Parrlngfleld ajyeady had been dec
orated with the yrar cross for conspic
uous bravery ana daring during the
fast French djriye a). Verdun.
“Prior to tj^e action yrhlch cost Par
rlngfleld Wls life," the Jetter reads,
“volpnjeetg were called for and BUI
wag aropng t£,e W to ftep forward
for a charge which was necessitated
me ooys Bvorqpeu oyer v»r»
pet as goon as the signal .wag fiyep
H"W hf? m fa
when a paacblne gup hpllet hropght
him dpwn In his tracks!
“We in k o.vi here now that
I fear I won’t have time to deliver hla
Dual message for some days. Pleasp
see that It reaches hla family. We are
all broken’up over hla loss, but yog
can bank on us that he’ll be aveng
ed.” * *
PASSENGER AND LOG
' train's Hbcirr head-on
north y^jqW*’ N?y- 28.—A
freight traip of seventh-five cars, one
third oFtWem loaded with saw logs,
collided head-on with the Moxee lo
cal passenger train in front of the
Northern Pacific passenger station
yesterqay. The train crews and pas
sengers on the Moxee train had time
to Jump and escape injury. Both en
gines and'a large number of carp
cars, were damaged'. A mis-placed
8witch caused the accident.
BOOTLKGGERS WORK
. ■' UTrh GiRKAT GRAFT
Vi ' W '• * : • 'i »
RODEO. N. M.. Not. 28.—This lit
tle town on'the New' Mexico-Arizona
state line has become a resort for'il
licit liquor* setters' operating in the
dry territory of Arizona. Ingenius
devices have been used to get Vtquor
across the bonier. One Mexican was
caught recently with two extra auto
mobile tubes ‘‘inflated” with U. An
other automobile had pockets slung
under the body of the car with wires
attached to the spouts so that the li
quor might be poured oilt ft officers
stopped the car.
• sesaasem^flvawMw
Christ!aa Science Society
Christian defence Hall
Thanksgiving Service, Thursday,
Nov. 29) 11 a m.
Subject “Thanksgiving”.
SWITZERLAND OFFERS
TO FEEJ> JfSK SERBIANS
WASHINGTON, p. C., Nov. 28.—
Switzerland hat made an offer to pro
vision the Se'fVlan civilian population
and' the beip has been gladly accept
ed onMi£isig*of fhe suffers! It1 ip
conservatively estimated'1 that one
fourth of the' total "population of Ser
bia has''phtfsh<&'ffoift lick of food,
disease' pfrd pflvatlons firelight on by
the'lfjir.
f* A •* '• __
A bottle )>alf jKtyfljffjth ^1**7 and
on? »»}YW doHar copatl^^ ffe enoll
taken Jfit nlA> by 1%}# MfWf1
Plprency W. Ppj'Sfpgn froip Petey De
mieb. wjio is Cuffed jtf§ the illfclt
sale of whisky.
Demicn is accused of having sojd
the Hpupr In the 4?cUprWe CJgar
Store op past fopjr^ fY^uf- $>•
deputy marshal is ^eclareu to have
walked unperempiippsiy "Into
place and £9 hgyp (faugh1 Depicb vifjji
* ffi °*?e fclffijl *pd !>J ?«ver
dollar Ip tpp ptpuj an<} tp hpve observ
ed ft t$e samp Me a man wplklnig
away smackW bis \\ff.
Owing to the unexpected appear
ance pf $e deputy mwjhal jtlfi'W
lleved that the Y*m<fee of t*e lW
was npf inpllnpd to wgjt fpr b|s
change. Ifep.ce thp yljver dolar, where
as ybe price of jrhlsky fronj bottles
caryled on tb? blp }s'?5 cents f drink.
—Anchprayo'
The goyer^pr s pfej wgg making
frantic attempts late ypstercfay af
p biped
i __
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t . . \
A
t ■
"P*^HE fondest memory I cherish
■ Is of my boyhood Thanksgiv
X lug.” said Cbauncey M. De
pew, "and. although Thunks
givings may life uow just the *uine as
they were tbpu. t|ie> do not stem the
same to uie—not by a long shot
"When I waa a lad I lived at Peeks
kill upon a farm, opr country estate
and the same which now belongs to
me. JVe awoke on Thunksgivlng day
ft eafjy fty^P Pf»d V?*? “P
futj Vlnglfg ffUf Kfep. TJiere were fp
pjg po fifty, pf course, byt the hoy*#
jvaf fujl of corny apy. f ho were y|tb
“f * MV .W- ■Pfl’,ba/ It*?'?
gether with the presence of about a
dozen little cousins, made the liepew
boys and .y ejgly }*>jd
merry froi nute tftp syti swpke
.jsh j±t tfuft
"W» ALL BUNDLED INTO A OBBAT SLEIOH.**
injr a uay ror play or merriment of any
sort until one hat) been to church and
given ' thanks. So my motbelr always
got up early to *keep us •hushed tip.'
hud my father also arose to be sure
that we did not do an? laughing. We
always had a good breakfast.
“Then came church time! ^U>d into
a great sleigh we all bundled. It
seems to me now that we bad snow
earlier in those days, for I can remem
ber being stowed away untjer the robes
like a little animated mummy not'ex
peeled to see light until' unveiled at Jhe
end of the journey. There always' wus
a very long church service, ahd' poor
mother employed all her time comfort
lug or frowuiug upon us as the occa
siou seemed to demaud. After a time
church was out. 'fben came the din
ner and the fun. For lu the old time
Thanksgiving celebrations the ‘whole
character of the day changed after
church, and what hid before been the
strictest Sunday conduct became as
riotous as the revelers could make It.
“Oh. what a dinner we had! 'I think
bow we must have been very rich folk
to afford fo much, in those days uO
one tail course dinners. Aud ffte table
whs 'set' when the
the room, and the center ot tie feast
was turkey—nothTngbut turkey.
“After dinner cam* the dessert, ibis
always consisted' of thirteen' different
|dnds of pie. I used to ant all thirteen,
and my lather was proud of me far It
pur mww, auctv wwmug ------ — v» vveiee.
Then came ‘punkim* appUk cdatard. co
coanut, lemon, prune, blackberry (cau
sed). dried peach and several others,
winding up with cranberry. It was a
Subconscious dfishee
When a girl dream? ft ** Mjf1 *ha If
being married in a church crowded with
former suitors who art crying so fond
that the atralna of the wedding march
cannot be beard.—Capper’* wepkly.
rMm w*
THl PAOTORT
• *
despair flits the owner who has
neglected to look after his In
surance. We handle the Insur
ance of some very large con
cerns. We place It In the beat
companies, pay the premiums
promptly and attend to renew
als. Let us do that for you.
It will not cost you anything
for our service.
Valdes Real Estate Agency
Send Your
Liquor and
Tobacco
Orders to
i *7
Tony’s Place
ANTON CARLSON, Manager.
PHONE
65
:
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CQ.
From Seattle • a. m.—
SS '
g£
Valdes to Seattle—
Not. 2$—8. 8. Alaska
Dec. 9—8. 8. Alameda
Dec. 10—8. 8. Alaska
Dec. 24—8. fl. -
* * l I . V • •
Cordova, Etyamaj-, Fort LJscum, Vat
dec, Latoncne, and Seward.
S. S. Alaska sailing from Seattle Dec. 8th connects with S. S. Dora
st dpjftri tor Alaska Peninsula ports.
Regular freight service tor Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Sheep
Creek. Treadwell. Douglas, SkSgwKP dbrteea.Kliifiar. Valdes and Lk
touche. Explosives. Right reaerved to change schedule without notlAe.
VALDES DOCK CO, Local Agent
^vciFigr
jSTEAMSHlIt
Phene No. 1. VALDEZ DOCK CO., Agent, Valdez Alaska.
Our Large Fleet of Magnificent Steamships Offer Frequent,
PERFECT SERVICE
Between All Points in
AUmA and CALIFORNIA
Leave Beattie 10 a. a.—
Nor. 2)—S. S, Adm. Evens
Nov. 25.—8. S. Bpokane
(For Kodiak)’
Dec. 6—8. 8. Adm. Evans
Dec. 17—S. 8. Spokane
Dec. 2S—S. 8. Adm. Evans
(For Kodiak)
From Valdes to Beattie
Not. 39. S. S. Mm. Evans
Dpc. 8—9. S. Spokane
Dec. 18.—S. 8 Mm. Evans
Dec. 29—8. S .Spokane
Jap. 10.—8. 8. Mm. Evan*
CALIFORNIA ROUTE
Leave Seattl? Monday, Friday and Saturday for
SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES,
San Francisco to Los Angeles, Daily Except Sunday
S^n Ff-ancfcco to San Diego, Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
IF YOUR TICKET READS “PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY”
YOU ARE ASSURED THE VERY BEST.
LOUIE'S CAFE
Ope? Day end Night McKinley Street, Below Cable Ogee
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes,
All Kinds pf p^ftry for Sale.
dVERYTHINQ TUB BWt ' ANDY MAROVICH, Propr.
*.V» • '• • - ♦ ' • T • •
Tkkp « took at oar now lteo of
po^ ftkl'Mlfi ol Mft Canyon
etc. Valdfti Drag Btorft. It
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u it >«:t w yww»f" 4 >p’i *
Ko*|*. Tfj» cafrjr # TftPfrfr “» 9f
ifatojW Pe4*Xl N* W»VS* Xfl*
jlfts Drag Btorft. If
A ftPftdftl OB ,i* U* Tfr
f Oft Drag 8tqffr 0pg MBW>
from EOe to fl.B# now JSe. tf
Abooo Films Will
fit any atandard mak« o f onmoro.
They ar« Um fttoodard. Coy B. Cam
eron. 11
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A. II. DIBRINGER
Valdez fninfw
Company
Telephone No. |»0
General Trucking |lb4 Freighting
to eU Interior joints.
autos fob qraa
naX€m9BBt
mm queen
w“*
•ad all Sooad Palate.
« • •< -a » »»•■
fXJJft CHARTER FOR PAR.
TIES OR TOWING
'or rates a^d willy dates see
OAfT. OTTO HLFBTROM,
Oa Boat, Valdes Dock
M Kitchen
%. f. HOKr-b(M Drag Stan.
FOUNTAIN DRIN IS
HOT---COLD
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