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DR. If. A. BLYTH
Dentist
I'llUNE— Mad.. Ill
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10 A. M. — To — 5 1". M.
6 P. .M. — To — 8:110 l*. M.
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J. 11. UOMKi. M. O.
Office in li. U. Bldg. ;
Residence Ihird Ave.
Phono: Ot I ice. Madison MO;
Residence Adams IS.
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* L. K. P. & S.. Glasgow.
J. M. hl.OAN, M. U.. 0. M.
Van Glidei Building
Office hours: 1 to o and * to 8 p. m i
f ormerly ot Nome.
FRATERNAL
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L. O. O. M, No. U2o
Meets every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. B. Hall. Visiting Brothers
Invited.
Peter N. Anderson Dictator.
Julian Reed, Secretary.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
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sheets on 2nd snd 4th Saturday
1 each month. 8 p. Pioneer Hall
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GATEWAY
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“SAVE THE BABIES” IS
• THE CRY IN FRANCE *j
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PARIS. May 2—* (Correspon- j
donee of the Associated Press)-*
“Save the babies” is the message that
l a* be n taken into the remote towns
and villages of thirteen department*
of Franco by the Children’s Bureau of
the Vmerican Red Cross.
France is con.sidered second to none
in scientific knowledge of infant we!
‘aiv; but hitherto that knowledge Iuh
been largely confined to her medical
chools. her hospitals, and to thrt
minds of her child specialists. It need
ed to be taken right into the homes, if
F *:*.m*o was to save liei coming gener
ation. N ~
To combat ignorance of the princi
ples of child hygiene on the part of
’Tench mothers, to popularize frdsh
lir and clean teeth, to preach the
‘ruth that tuberculosis is preventable*
to oncoumge breast feeding and en
able clothing for infants, was the tu -k
vhich the American Red Cross, seven
teen months ago. set itself to perform.
The result is, as the Bureau statis
• ics show, that 2-’>0,000 French children
avc directly benefited by the efforts
>f this section of the American Red
Cro *s.
it organized four great expositions
n four of the busiest cities of Fiance:
.yons, Marseilles, -St. Etienne an 1
Toulouse. Three hundred thousand
h-son wont through the turnstile*
of thc*o shows . and they took honv
‘very \ ieee of the child welfare liter
ature that they could obtain.
Traveling expositions w >ft went in
to thirteen French depuitincnts. They
gave simple lecturers and domonstr.i
iions with a lifo -size baby doll in bh »
o' a nhul’ or the market p’acc. and with
the aid of their own cinema and a sup
ply of picture cards am: corortd low
ers, t >ld the mothers how the health
and welfare of their offspring might
be promoted. Nearly two million pic?
es of child welfare propapanda wer*
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LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE— -|!
WINDOWS, DOORS, GLASS and • MILL-WORK.
/K nt» I’or— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES.
( Seward Alaska )
“Why
Do Rise
Klenzo?
because it makes
my breakfast
tAsto Letter!”
Countless little taste-nerves
have Lcen cleansed cf the stale
secretions which make the
mouth hot ard sticky. Take
home a tube today.
\ l rr-NTAL
a LREME
For Sale At
SEWARD DRUG CO.
iiiimiiniiiiimiiiitiiMtiiiiiiimmmiimn
thus distributed, with the gratifying
res ult that in many instances mother
eturned to the show to tell that th.»y
hrid ben' fitted tty’ thiif'or that pi^epe
’f advice given by “les Americans.
i ii . he \Bogj ail hfcs]jj$taifikt1
y o' * * : I ~ cnclirnt n***as social visitdtw
and sent forty-eight of them !*blit
among .their own people. In Lyons,
Mu se'ljgs* CMheil^ L’lois, St. P'tie’mm
■"'d P.i'i; rtiey* are doing intelligent
n.l cons-nictive rocial work bcgfrin
'g a' t’w home it ( If where they are
i 1 n\ onng to instill modern methods
of child hygiene and the prevention of
disease. * v • • * 4 • .
Another feature of tho activities of
the (k ildren’s P.urcau ha? been‘the* ris
■ b1; 1 lor of children’s playgrounds
\ start has horn made at Koucn;
tw«> p’aygi&fcinds have brerviln
g!-atf*d for the use of children'be
vveen tl.o agec of 7 and 13. The work;
a.re Mis'-* Jane (7. Hennessey, who
s ! e. 1 seven years experience as a
\ov< '-ouiiillWichor in New York Cify,
and. M’ss Mi s Dculah Kennard“;a
e end * of the Acuity of New York
l live ity.and for twenty years pjfes
n and ^rperintendent of tho PjtJt i
i ’irgh Playground Association. jj'J
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A woman’s’(ace,toy be her for
tune. but a mart's'for**'no is his hon
or. * . !
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WOOD INDKIMAKING COMPANY
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Licensed Embalmers ‘b
Funeral Directors I*!;*
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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H. V. HOBKN A. F. DaV"»
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBEN, Manager
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfe - Fhoues, Mam 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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SEWARD WATER anil POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
i SLWARD ALASKA
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Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
ALL OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
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By paying 10% down;ihe. Bank
of Seward or the rfarfiMSh Nat’l
Bank of Alaska will cartf you at
41%. Your Bond will draw same
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rate and can be taken up at your
convenience. Seward/citizens will
not fail on this last Liberty Loan.
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THINK THIS MA TT.E/R OVER
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