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Vhe Alaska Weekly Poet
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SOCIAL LIFE OF
» . .v iii lu *- n.oniiiig1 talk yes
ii *iu\ l«) ins coiijr e:u >»n emphasiz
ed the mhiui lift* n t:-e church. Ho
called a*tent:- . t ' e soual talk 1>*
twent J a • i t t an: ar.itish wo- |
man who v . n* .»> aim asking help
for hei dauj;!. w!v v>jr'i«*v >usK
vexed with i !er.* ■ < ..s
course of the eon.e sat on -aid. *‘lt ;
i.-. not meant to ta’a the children*
bread and ca.'t it to ib dorrs."
Hut she said; “Yen Lord; foi e\\ n
the dogs eat of th< c cm < which fa'1 !
from their rra*t.-*s tub’ d*
In this litt'e h u* »■ ’ words the e
man hold ' h*'r o\ nt ren r» K ".
fook said; "the chi •\i. v.hih* it ha
other dutie>, it should by no means
neglect the social life. The people
>hou!d be induced to meet, have a
pleasant social time at least once a
month, and thus become better ac
quainted. The nations ot the world
are discussing The League of N it 01
The last few y< a s l ave brought the I
peoples of the earth close** together
m; ’ them b \t * acquainted. a:.<
vli.io the churches are discussing
im !ar problems, this little church
a Reward has a mission to bring th?
eople of the community into pleas
i.iter kwial relations for the purpo e
being more helpful to each other. *
A good sized congregation gathe* -
n the evening and I listened to
orv practical talk on the old, old
•-lion, “Am l my brother’s keep
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ked again and again by all classes
• d conditions of men from the days
the story of Cain and Abel to th • j
resent time, and often with a desir •
» answer it in the negative as an <*>
■ e f.»r our not measuring up to the
latuiard of duty which we fool in our
• arts we should mee*.
The answer to the question, “Who is
iy brother?" Was never better given j
m ;n the story of the man who was
o.ny down from Jerusalem to Jerieo,
i*'ll among thieves. Here, neigh
and brother became near
no: ym >us. Krom the child*
':v. nt on of brother our idea'
;;ve b *a«lened out until they in
i * o\ eighbovs rear and fa».
h<* Heb.vw scriplutes teach tho
-nood of God and the brothrr
, >.t of man. While Jesus witr. (
, perior insight into spirtur
cast into the discard some o*
a !i it h law., of the earlier Hebrew:
i :u\d th«* strongest possible em
of on the fatherhood of God
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• Why kj<, kJ.t .AOAi'wd with the wear you *
get t :ce ordinary toots
when you £et so : :uch r.ycre from “Hi-Pre*>?'
This is no idia cla! i, but a fact proven bv miners,
far c •> v/orkers front Alsski to
Mexico. ‘ Ti-Pre ’ is made by a nav7 and better
method— haTrcnt: advance in footwear in fifty years.
Weusat' t a; *rac‘. id.d. ar ever evolved—actually the
> Goodrich Auto Tires. There
seems to be no wear-out to ii. And the boot is molded
INTO ON 15 SOLID FILOLI
Can’t bale or come apart—and
it’* wonderfully comfortable.
When next you hit the trail try the
Shupac—shown here. The White
Hip is best for the sluices* and there
are many other styles. Ask for tha
footwear with the Red Line ’Round
the l op—that’* “Hi-Press.”
40,000 Dealers
THE B r.COaOiuwi niiBSEX
AKRON
orao
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OF ALASKA.
In the Matter of the Estate
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of
George Madson,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
i that the undersigned has been
uppointed and has qualified Admin
istrator of the Estate of George Mad
son, deceased. In accordance with an
order duly made, therefor notice is
hereby given to creditors of and al*
icrsons having claims against said de
based, to exhibit such claims, with
he necessary vouchers, within six
nonths from the date of this notice to
he said Administrator at his office in
Reward, Alaska.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, Jan
lary 25, 1919.
Isaac Evans,
Administrator of Estate of
ieorge Madson, deceased,
iateway, Seward.
•\'rst Pub., Jan 27th, 1919.
Last Pub., Feb., 24th, 1919.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF EXECUTRIX AND NOT
ICE TO CREDITORS.
Number 68
In the Probate Court, Territory ef
Alaska, Third Division.
Kenai Precient.
In the Matter of the estate of
William M. Sauers, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by
h; undersigned that she has been ip
jointed oxoeutrix of the last will and
.ostamont if W. M. Sauers, deceared
All perrons having claims against
aid de based are hereby notified to
exhibit and present such claims with
the necessary vouchers within fix
months after the first publication of
this notice to the said executrix, at
the office of the Seward Commercial
Company in Seward, Kenai Precinct.
Territory of Alaska, which said office
the undersigned selects as her place of
business in all matters connected with
the : aid estate of W. M. Sauers, de- .
ceased.
Marioa C. Sauers,
Executrix of the estate of
W. ii. Sauers, deceased.
Date of First Pub. January, 6, 1910.
Date ef Latrt Pub., February 8. 1919.
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CHAS. GOLDSTEIN
& COMPANY
of
JUNEAU, ALASKA
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offer* to the Trappers of Alaska, highest Cash prices for j
their Furs.
'The Method of purchase is as follows:
Ship your fur ui by express or parcel post if same amount
to *IW. or over. We will wire our best offer, which if ui:
satisfactosy we will either return your fur or ship to any
other point designated, al; charges prepaid.
Comparison of our prices with outside figures wi.I
prove that we pay more and you gel your money from
! once (o ii*e weeks earlier.
References; Any Bank in Alaska, Dextcr-Hor
I an National Bank of Seattle, National Bank of Tacoma,
Tacoma. Wash.
Make us a trial shipment. WE GUARANTEE SATIS
FACTION.
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CHAS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY.
•from which naturally follows the j
brothei ho* *1 of man.
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IS THIS A JOKE?
Kobo it J. Weir has received advices
from William Gerig that the tug An-,
na W.. will be launched from the ways j
At Anchorage and placed in readme-s
o tow a barge laden with Matanuska
coal to Seward. The supposition is
chat the tug will be launched before
spring, th«' barge loaded and arrive
acre befoi » n«'Xt summer. There are
several bets up that if the tug is
launched within the raxt few weeks
that it would not arrive much before
next summer, anyway.
In tho m 'antime, the Seward Divis
ion of ti e government railroad, is us
ing coal * lipped from Seattle, in
*»cks, on p 'ssenger steamers.
Lot us ce- the government ha-*
coal mines about 75 miles north of An
chorage, the latter city bring 111
miles from Seward, yet it is more ex
peditious, safer, more economic and
more certain, to have coal shipped to
Seward for the railroad in sacks, by
steamer from Seattle than from tin*,
groat government coal mines.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 69.
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IN PROBATE COURT FOR KKNAil
PRECINCT. THIRD JCDICIA1.
DIVISION. TERRITORY
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booksellers, Newsdmlcrs and Stationers
Sailing from Arrival
Seattle Seward.
Jan., 2i)th., S. S. CURACAO Feb., 7th.,
REGULAR SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE TO
CALIFORNIA.
The Company reserves the right to change the above
Schedule wit.iout notice.
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